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3335 Ergebnisse that may be opened adapertilis, adapertile the inhabitants of Delphi Delphi, Delphorum m (2) the second in rank secundanus, secundana, secundanum title of a poem by Hesiod theogonia, theogoniae f that which borders upon confine, confinis n the aircraft is swept into the air by the storm aeroplanum procella in aera corripitur the Atride had fallen in love with the girl arsit Atrides virgine the goose announces that the Gauls are here anser Gallos adesse canit the north wind stirs up the waves aquilo undas asperat the right of the agnati to enter upon an inheritance ius agnaticium tranquillity silentium, silentii n the ospray avis sanqualis the female pudenda conca, concae f the female pudenda concha, conchae f the aspirate :: the letter H itself aspiratio, aspirationis f the conspirators conspiratio, conspirationis f the conspirators conspiratus, conspiratus m that which is decreed :: that which is decided definitio, definitionis f that which is decreed :: that which is decided diffinitio, diffinitionis f that which is heaped up congestio, congestionis f teaching collatus, collatus m the chief of ten parts of a zodiacal sign decanus, decanusi m tumor collectio, collectionis f torture confessio, confessionis f the Lesser Dog-star antecanis, antecanis m tillage cultura, culturae f tarrying contatio, contationis f tarrying cunctatio, cunctationis f treatise conscriptio, conscriptionis f temperature :: temper temperies, temperiei f temperature :: temper :: temperateness :: temperance attemperies, attemperiei f tarrying commoratio, commorationis f throwing down casus, casus m tithe-gatherer decimanus, decimani m (decumanus, decumani m) tithe-gatherer decumanus, decumani m title of a drama of Nævius corollaria, corollariae f the western breeze sephyrus, sephyri m the (very poisonous) Spanish fly cantharida, cantharidae f the (very poisonous) Spanish fly cantharis, cantharidis f transition of words :: transferring of words decessio, decessionis f that which goes before :: the antecedent cause antecessio, antecessionis f thoroughfare commeatus, commeatus m that which is heaped up aggeratio, aggerationis f temperance continentia, continentiae f throwing :: the draft of a law-case coniectio, coniectionis f tucks contabulatio, contabulationis f tug chamulcus, chamulci m training cultus, cultus m tankard cantharum, canthari n tankard cantarus, cantari m tankard cantharus, canthari m the scrotum culeum, culei n the scrotum culeus, culei m tallow-candle :: taper candela, candelae f title of a comedy not now extant condalium, condalii n the sound of wrangling :: the cry of altercation or contention :: the object of reproach convicium, convicii n the sound of wrangling :: the cry of altercation or contention :: the object of reproach convitium, convitii n tanner confector, confectoris m that which is prepared :: that which is made confectio, confectionis f tunnel builder cunicularius, cunicularii m tunnel builder cunīculator, cunīculatoris m turning round :: turn :: turnaround circumactus, circumactus m tramps convenae, convenarum m the artificial inner harbor of Carthage :: the name of several islands cothon, cothonis m the betony betonica, betonicae f the betony vettonica, vettonicae f the orach alimon, alimi n the tall rest-harrow anonis, anonidis f the smaragdoprasus chloritis, chloritidis f tortoise-stone chelonia, cheloniae f thickening conspissatio, conspissationis f thicket confraga, confragorum n travelling over concursatio, concursationis f the time of the annual circuit of the sun curriculum, curriculi n the consequence conclusio, conclusionis f ten Greek drachmae cyathus, cyathi m thin rind :: thin bark corticulus, corticuli m the tint or hue given to marble by rubbing it with a mixture of oil and wax circumlitio, circumlitionis f the humpbacked ox bison, bisontis m tapestry :: tapestry aulaea, aulaeae f tapestry :: tapestry aulaeum, aulaei n the spur on the leg of the cock calcar, calcaris n the state circumstantia, circumstantiae f the places of assembly of high councils out of Rome curia, curiae f talisman amuletum, amuleti n trusteeship curatio, curationis f the golden fleece of Spanish sheep :: thin layers of wood bractea, bracteae f the golden fleece of Spanish sheep :: thin layers of wood brattea, bratteae f (bractea) the similarly formed shield, cramp, or stay in which the axis of the crane or windlass moved chelonium, chelonii n touch contagio, contagionis f touch contagium, contagii n touch contamen, contaminis n touch :: theft contrectatio, contrectationis f touch :: touching of something unclean contactus, contactus m the resinous gum of that tree storax, storacis m the comb of a cock crista, cristae f turning of the water against it controversia, controversiae f turning :: turnaround circumactio, circumactionis f tiring out defatigatio, defatigationis f (defetigatio, defetigationis f) tiring out defetigatio, defetigationis f the yellow thrush :: the oriole chlorion, chlorionis m terminate deleo 2 thereupon super temperate abstemius, abstemia, abstemium temperate abstinens, abstinentis the lower world :: the infernal regions barathrum, barathri n tolerate no reduction in reputation dignitatem meam imminui non patior take :: take possession of :: take a thing upon one’s self accipio 5 that follows logically consequens, consequentis truthfully ex vero truly vere take to task compello 1 to cohabit with consuesco 3 the Phœnician and Cilician date :: the tree itself balanis, balanidis f the Phœnician and Cilician date :: the tree itself balanus, balani f through :: through and through trans + Akk. to play the virgin virginor 1 the right to give or convey away property datio, dationis f transact :: think upon ago 3 truly corgo truly gorgo truly profecto transitory transitorius, transitoria, transitorium trench up accumulo 1 take at the same time concapio 5 the proof itself argumentatio, argumentationis f the Blues venetiani, venetianorum m the neighborhood continentia, continentium n to be favorable secundo 1 tribune corniclarius, corniclarii m tribune cornicularius, cornicularii m tribune cornuclarius, cornuclarii m that has assumed the nature of something foreign adulterinus, adulterina, adulterinum to the advantage cum quaestu the wood nearest the pith aegida, aegidae f the wood nearest the pith aegis, aegidis f two years later biennio post the time between the age of the puer and juvenis :: the time from the 15th to the 30th year :: time of youth adolescentia, adolescentiae f the time between the age of the puer and juvenis :: the time from the 15th to the 30th year :: time of youth adulescentia, adulescentiae f torment of conscience :: tormenting remorse curae ultrices to the advantage of secundum + Akk. to one’s satisfaction volup that I agree to :: that is granted audio (formelhaft) terms :: the relation of lover or mistress condicio, condicionis f terms :: the relation of lover or mistress conditio, conditionis f (3) taking aim contemplabilis, contemplabile that has life vivus, viva, vivum the whole cunctus, cuncta, cunctum total conctus, concta, conctum the all in all tapanta the whole cuncti, cunctae, cuncta to a man ad unum the whole :: total totus, tota, totum the whole totum, toti n tin stagnum, stagni n (2) tin stannum, stanni n totally given up desperatus comploratusque traffic commuto 1 though cum + Konj. the oldest time each time antiquissimum quodque tempus ambrosia, ambrosiae f the poetical foot –⏑– (also called Creticus) amphimacrus, amphimacri m those who have banded together consensio, consensionis f the dog-headed Anubis cynocephalos, cynocephali m the dog-headed Anubis cynocephalus, cynocephali m the costly gum exuding from the vine-palm bdellium, bdellii n the costly gum exuding from the vine-palm bedella, bedellae f trouble :: the loved object :: the mistress cura, curae f testimony contestatio, contestationis f the whole heavens axis, axis m tension contentio, contentionis f tiller of land :: tutor :: teacher cultor, cultoris m the imprisoned criminals carcer, carceris m the produce of the field campus, campi m the mark or sign burned or imprinted character, characteris m the mark or sign burned or imprinted characterium, characterii n tiara cidar n (indecl.) tiara cidara, cidarae f tiara cidaris, cidaris f the debt debitio, debitionis f treatise on analysis analytica, analyticorum n traditional traditionalis, traditionale the changes of the seasons of the year vicissitudines anniversariae take it from one :: take away abrogo 1 the other :: the opposite alter, alterius m the posteriors anus, ani m temporary anguish :: trouble anxietas, anxietatis f tightness depressus, depressus m trouble anxietudo, anxietudnis f trouble anxitudo, anxitudinis f torrent :: torrent rushing down from a mountain amnis, amnis m the Whale cetus, ceti m (pl. cete n) the flesh of animal bodies :: the wood under the bark of a tree :: trunk :: the individual :: the testicles corpus, corporis n trifle bulla, bullae f tavern taberna, tabernae f treasure thesaurus, thesauri m that charms :: that allures delenimen, deleniminis n that charms :: that allures delenimentum, delenimenti n trust depositum, depositi n take root comprehendo 3 take root comprendo 3 the right distribution of water administratio aquae that excites mistrust suspicax, suspicacis tightly connected complexi inter se tightly connected complexi unus alterum the whole arm (from the shoulder to the fingers) :: the limbs of animals (analogous to the arms of men) :: the claws of crawfish and other sea-fish bracchium, bracchii n the whole arm (from the shoulder to the fingers) :: the limbs of animals (analogous to the arms of men) :: the claws of crawfish and other sea-fish :: the ridges of a mountain brachium, brachii n that attends markets :: that is carried about circumforaneus, circumforanea, circumforaneum (circumforanus) that attends markets :: that is carried about circumforanus, circumforana, circumforanum to - around circum + Akk. thorough hag :: thorough witch :: thorough sorceress trivenefica, triveneficae f the engraved figures themselves caelatura, caelaturae f tactics disciplina bellica tactics disciplina militaris dicta a maioribus repetunt minores transfer the fame to themselves gloriam in me transmoveo tree similar to the cypress tree bratus, brati f take in the place of a child arrogo 1 the posteriors culus, culi m tempter tentator, tentatoris m tempter :: tempter temptator, temptatoris m the comitia comitia, comitiorum n the newly elected allectus, allecti m tax collection delegatio, delegationis f think tank Societas externae politiae amplectendae Germanica (DGAP) tightening stalticus, staltica, stalticum the late :: the former :: the deceased condam the late :: the former :: the deceased quondam then tandem together simitu together simitur together unose to someone's detriment cum damno alicuius to the last degree ad extremum to the last degree ad postremum to the last degree ad ultimum timely tempore timely tempori timely tempere timely temperi together simul trial temptatio, temptationis f trial tentatio, tentationis f try to straighten crooked curva corrigo thronging in attendance stipatrix, stipatricis f thin deductus, deducta, deductum testimony adtestatio, adtestationis f testimony attestatio, attestationis f (adttestatio) to be conspicuous :: to be noticed :: to be observed :: to be distinguished :: to be admired conspicior 5 tyrant autocrator, autocratoris m take vengeance on :: take revenge for ulciscor aliquem turning away aversio, aversionis f thing made of hide or leather tergum, tergi n thrown backwards :: thoughtless supinus, supina, supinum tongue on the scale trutina, trutinae f terrace tabulinum, tabulini n (tablinum, tablini n) tent or roll of lint for wounds torunda, torundae f tent or roll of lint for wounds turunda, turundae f tape-worm taenea, taeneae f tape-worm taenia, taeniae f thong stroppus, stroppi m thong struppus, struppi m tie alligamen, alligaminis n tie alligamentum, alligamenti n tie alligatura, alligaturae f tie comptus, comptus m trader chrematista, chrematistae m trunk-maker vietor, vietoris m trunk-maker vitor, vitoris m to border upon contermino 1 testify :: think arbitror 1 testify testor 1 tend to be afraid afformido 1 take lessons with someone disciplina alicuius utor to personate another in asking suppeto 3 take precautions cavefacio 5 tremble like an old woman aneo 2 take pains about studeo 2 take rest consisto 3 take pride in a thing superbio 4 toss aestuo 1 tremble vibro 1 (intr.) thrive vigeo 2 take charge of administro 1 to keep silent respecting a thing sileo 2 think credo 3 to blaze ardeo 2 take care :: take heed :: take care for caveo 2 to long much for concupio 5 tremble all over the body toto corpore perhorresco totter talipedo 1 take rest :: take rest :: take repose :: take a nap conquiesco 3 take place sum tongue of a plough temo, temonis m timber trabes, trabis f timber trabis, trabis f timber :: tree :: table :: torch trabs, tabis f transfer to confero transport :: transfer :: transplant :: transfer by grafting :: transfer by writing :: translate :: transform transfero transfer defero take away :: take off :: transport asporto 1 throw in great numbers congero 3 testify testificor 1 take off :: take away :: transport absporto 1 tolerate tolero 1 thorny evergreen tree of Egypt acantha, acanthae f thorny evergreen tree of Egypt acanthus, acanthi m tolerably tolerabiliter testifying for someone testimonium alicui perhibeo testifying for someone testimonium dico pro aliquo testifying testatio, testationis f testifying :: testification testificatio, testificationis f transportation vectura, vecturae f toleration sufferentia, sufferentiae f tolerating :: tolerant tolerans, tolerantis taunt sugillo 1 trod close around circumpavio 4 thrust severely debatuo 3 thump tundo 3 trodden close around circumpavitus, circumpavita, circumpavitum trampled down depavitus, depavita, depavitum thrive corpus facio turn to horn cornesco 3 thrive vigesco 3 tipple uvesco 3 turn sour acesco 3 to be hushed consilesco 3 thicken addensor 1 thicken spissesco 3 train suesco 3 trial,recognition cognitio, cognitionis f thrive adaugesco 3 tremble for fear :: tremble at tremesco 3 tremble for fear :: tremble at tremisco 3 timid timens, timentis that falls to a person :: that falls to each one virilis, virile that has the paps on suminatus, suminata, suminatum triangular triangularis, triangulare tribunitial tribunicius, tribunicia, tribunicium triumphal triumphalis, triumphale tropical :: tropical tropicus, tropica, tropicum terminal terminalis, terminale tectonic tectonicus, tectonica, tectonicum that is built or constructed :: that is designed or used for building structilis, structile that is done in a hurry :: that is done hurried :: that happens hasty :: that is done sudden :: that happens confused :: that is done irregular tumultuarius, tumultuaria, tumultuarium that belongs to or serves for covering or overlaying walls, ceilings, floors tectorius, tectoria, tectorium testimonial testimonialis, testimoniale tutelar :: tutelary tutelaris, tutelare tutelar :: tutelary tutelarius, tutelaria, tutelarium tributary :: that brings in revenue :: that brings in income vectigalis, vectigale triumphing :: triumphant triumphatorius, triumphatoria, triumphatorium that occur at seed time sementinus, sementina, sementinum that occur at seed time sementivus, sementiva, sementivum to be sold venalis, venale tonsorial tonsorius, tonsoria, tonsorium territorial territorialis, territoriale that is thrown by the catapult catapultarius, catapultaria, catapultarium terrestrial telluster, tellustris, tellustre that is at the head capitalis, capitale timely :: timely tempestivus, tempestiva, tempestivum timely :: timely tempestus, tempesta, tempestum tibial tibialis, tibiale theatrical scaenarius, scaenaria, scaenarium theatrical scaenicus, scaenica, scaenicum theatrical scenicus, scenica, scenicum theatrical scenalis, scenale theatrical scenarius, scenaria, scenarium towards the sun solaris, solare theatric theatralis, theatrale theatrical theatralis, theatrale tertian tertianus, tertiana, tertianum triumviral triumviralis, triumvirale tunny- thunarius, thunaria, thunarium tunny- thunnarius, thunnaria, thunnarium tunny- thynnarius, thynnaria, thynnarium that is attached to the yoke subiugius, subiugia, subiugium theological theologicus, theologica, theologicum tricennial tricennalis, tricennale temporary temporarius, temporaria, temporarium temporary :: temporal temporalis, temporale topaz- topaziacus, topaziaca, topaziacum tragic :: tragic :: terrible tragicus, tragica, tragicum that is to be transferred :: translative translativus, translativa, translativum tributary stipendiarius, stipendiaria, stipendiarium tributary tributarius, tributaria, tributarium textorial textorius, textoria, textorium the crust of a cake :: the bark of the willow :: the vacant space between the seats in the amphitheatre balteum, baltei n throne sedes, sedis f turn about circumflecto 3 throw on the back :: turned over supino 1 turn aside :: turn in another direction :: turn off deflecto 3 turn aside :: turn away declino 1 twist together vieo 2 turn vergo 3 turn vergor 3 turn vergo 3 (tr.) turning in :: turned backwards cessim turning in :: turned backwards cossim turning campter, campteris m turning camter, camteris m turning sinuatio, sinuationis f the interior part :: the inmost part of a thing sinus, sinus m torpid torpidus, torpida, torpidum thoughtful curiosus, curiosa, curiosum turn one’s self anywhere me confero traitor :: teacher traditor, traditoris m transmarine transmarinus, transmarina, transmarinum take the last adieu affor mortuum two-year-old wine bimum merum two-sided bilateralis, bilaterale tie around circumstringo 3 tie below subligo 1 tie up substringo 3 tie up sustollo 3 tie up devincio 4 take legal action vador 1 throttle :: torment :: torture :: trouble ango 3 tie together deligo 1 tie together :: tie up coligo 1 tie together :: tie up colligo 1 tie together :: tie up conligo 1 tie under subnecto 3 tie vincio 4 tying below subligatio, subligationis f tying below subligatura, subligaturae f tying to alligatio, alligationis f trouble amaricatio, amaricationis f trouble amaritudo, amaritudinis f taunter blasphemator, blasphematoris m taunter carinator, carinatoris m tone accentus, accentus m talk foolishly balo 1 talk foolishly belo 1 the interior nature :: the innate quality :: the innermost feelings vena, venae f trickling with blood crudus, cruda, crudum to blow up sufflo 1 the boat of Charon cumba, cumbae f the boat of Charon cymba, cymbae f (cumba, cumbae f ) the boat of Charon cymba, cymbae f (cumba, cumbae f ) troop vexillatio, vexillationis f tolerate :: think upon concoquo 3 trouble of mind aestuatio, aestuationis f temerity audacia, audaciae f that may be touched contiguus, contigua, contiguum take action against someone comminus ad aliquem accedo terminate :: terminate definio 4 terminate diffinio 4 term terminus, termini m term termo, termonis m triumphal arch arcus, arcus m (arquus, arquus m) triumphal arch arquus, arquus m the pith in the upper part cerebrum, cerebri n tergiversate alienor 1 tear abrumpo 3 turning anfractus, anfractus m (amfractus) turning amfractus, amfractus m thorax thorax, thoracis m the rational soul in man animus, animi m thrill spiramen, spiraminis n the newlywed bruta, brutae f the newlywed brutes, brutis f touch contamino 1 to form :: treat of condo 3 turn up from beneath :: tame subigo 3 take affero transportation advectio, advectionis f turbulent strenuus, strenua, strenuum trifles :: trumpery vitrea fracta thick congestus, congesta, congestum teeth brushing collutio dentium the shell calyx, calycis m to underbuild substruo 3 that is fond of building aedificator, aedificatoris m tetrastyle tetrastylon, tetrastyli n trunk of a tree tignum, tigni n tauricornous tauricornis, tauricorne tomb :: tomb sepulcrum, sepulcri n to be consumed by fire deflagro 1 to be consumed by fire defragro 1 thicket virgultum, virgulti n thoughtlessly temere thoughtlessly temeriter the place where new wine was boiled down in the cortina cortinale, cortinalis n telephone telephono 1 turn avoco 1 the whole body of assistants, counsel :: the time allowed for procuring legal assistance advocatio, advocationis f taking home to God arcessitio, arcessitionis f tranquil state of the elements :: tranquillity clementia, clementiae f tranquilly tranquille tranquilly sedate tin pyxis laminea trierarch trierarcha, trierarchae m trierarch trierarchus, trierarch m take care of something curae aliquid habeo take care of his health valetudini consulo take care of his health valetudini do operam take care of :: trouble one’s self about coiro 1 take care of :: trouble one’s self about :: take the charge of curo 1 take care of :: to be solicitous for :: trouble one’s self about coro 1 take or have care of :: trouble one’s self about coero 1 thought cura, curae f thoughtless words verba non circumspecta tapestry tapes, tapetis m tapestry tapete, tapetis n tapestry tapetum, tapeti n tapestry tappete, tappetis n transport transveho 3 transport traveho 3 take away deveho 3 transport deporto 1 to steal away any thing subterduco 3 take possession of corripio 5 transport transporto 1 to put under :: take upon one’s self suffero take away :: take away with one tollo 3 transportation :: transportation deportatio, deportationis f transporting :: transferring :: transplanting :: translation into another language :: trope :: transposition tralatio, tralationis f transporting :: transferring :: transplanting :: translation into another language :: trope :: transposition translatio, translationis f transportation vehatio, vehationis f transporting subvectio, subvectionis f to complete consummo 1 throw around circumicio 5 throw away :: throw down :: throw away :: throw off abicio 5 throw down :: tear down demolio 4 throw down :: tear down demolior 4 throwing one’s at affundor 3 throw over :: throw upon superiacio 5 throwing down deiectus, deiectus m touch someone's heel with one's heel already calcem tero iam calce teach the opposite of dedoceo 2 thicken congelo 1 transfer :: transmit :: traverse transmitto 3 tumefy tumefacio 5 troublesome vexabilis, vexabile troublesome vexativus, vexativa, vexativum terrifying anxifer, anxifera, anxiferum the title of a metrical writing of Servius centimetrum, centimetri n teacher’s chair cathedra, cathedrae f thoughtlessness :: temerity temeritas, temeritatis f transform transformo 1 transform :: transfigure :: transform transfiguro 1 transformation transformatio, transformationis f transformation :: transfiguration transfiguratio, transfigurationis f throw one's principles overboard animi iudicium muto transform converto 3 transformed transformis, transforme transmuter demutator, demutatoris m transposition of letters transmutatio, transmutationis f the making prominent of the characteristic marks characterismos, characterismi m the making prominent of the characteristic marks characterismus, characterismi m triumphal car currus, currus m therefore babble :: talk aggarrio 4 take care of your king! cave regi title of a comedy of Turpilius damiurgus, damiurgi m title of a comedy of Turpilius demiurgus, demiurgi m tribune tribunus, tribuni m troop deployment allectio, allectionis f take your choice vel tetrachord tetrachordon, tetrachordi n tree-cricket cicada, cicadae f twig of cinnamon cinnamomum, cinnamomi n twig of cinnamon cinnamon, cinnami n twig of cinnamon cinnamum, cinnami n twig of cinnamon cinnamus, cinnami m the produce of the year :: the age to which one must attain in order to be appointed to an office annus, anni m towns situated near a river amnenses, amnensium f towns situated near a river amneses, amnesium f to dinner vocatio, vocationis f townsman urbanus, urbani m town hall :: town house aedificium urbanum taker of cities urbicapus, urbicapi m to set at variance collido 3 to set at variance conlido 3 the claw-shaped part of the ballista :: trigger chelae, chelarum f the claw-shaped part of the ballista :: trigger chele, cheles f trim surculo 1 translucid tralucidus, tralucida, tralucidum translucid translucidus, translucida, translucidum tranquil serenus, serena, serenum trail after :: to be the last adhaereo 2 three-cleft :: threeforked trifidus, trifida, trifidum three-cleft :: threeforked trifissilis, trifissile transcend :: transgress transcendo 3 transcend :: transgress transscendo 3 transition transcensus, transcensus m transition transscensus, transscensus m toilet cleaner cloacarius, cloacarii m turn a blind eye to the flatterers aures assentatoribus claudo tightly :: tenaciously tenaciter tightl stricte tightl strictim this side citerior, citerius take care of the hair growth comor 1 throwing around circumiectio, circumiectionis f tapestry vestimentum, vestimenti n tow stupa, stupae f tow stuppa, stuppae f think upon colligo 3 taking :: the fœtus :: thought conceptus, conceptus m tie concilium, concilii n title of the collected works of Jul collectanea, collectaneorum n tax collector vectigaliarius, vectigaliarii m tithing collector decimator, decimatoris m the decemviri :: the decemvirs :: the composers of the Twelve Tables decemviri, decemvirorum m tint color, coloris m tint colos, coloris m teacher of the elements of arithmetic arenarius, arenarii m thwart antevenio 4 thrive cresco 3 travel about concurso 1 that which recommends :: the excellence of a thing commendatio, commendationis f trade :: traffic commercium, commercii n trade commissioner commissarius a commercio trade commissioner commissarius commercio consulens throw away one's life animam proicio taste :: tact sensus, sensus m tittletattle sermunculus, sermunculi m truism nodus scirpiculus thick-set :: thick compactus, compacta, compactum tutor :: teacher comes, comitis c troop of cavalry :: the train or retinue of the praetor in a province :: throng chors, chortis f throng cohors, cohortis f trial of skill comparatio, comparationis f thoroughly devastate vastito 1 totally die out cum stirpe exstinguor totally totaliter totally tote transaction transactio, transactionis f the rhythmical movement of a verse decursus, decursus m tranquil sedatus, sedata, sedatum treat compono 3 touch stringo 3 torment :: trouble angor, angoris m teacher of arithmetic calculator, calculatoris m thicken densor 1 the good old times :: the honesty of the good old times antiquitas, antiquitatis f that has acknowledged confessus, confessa, confessum trusting to something confidens, confidentis tackling debts aeri alieno subvenio troubled time turbidum, turbidi n troublemaker confusor, confusoris m tumult consternatio, consternationis f tie consero 3 the necessary, inherent qualities of bodies coniunctum, coniuncti n the gaining over of hearers :: the winning of hearers :: the gaining over of a judge conciliatio, conciliationis f the moral sense conscientia, conscientiae f trust someone with any shameful deed aliquem ad quodlibet facinus audacem habeo think over commentor 1 take counsel consulo 3 tile- testacius, testacia, testacium tile- :: testaceous testaceus, testacea, testaceum terrestrial :: terrene terrenus, terrena, terrenum thready stamineus, staminea, stamineum trochaic trochaicus, trochaica, trochaicum the highest magistrate in other states consul, consulis m to ask his opinion or advice :: take counsel with the competent authorities :: take counsel upon something consulo 3 touch contages, contagis f true to the life vividus, vivida, vividum ternary ternarius, ternaria, ternarium thirty years old :: thirty quarterdigits in diameter tricenarius, tricenaria, tricenarium trimeter trimetros, trimetra, trimetrum trimeter trimetrus, trimetra, trimetrum theoretical contemplativus, contemplativa, contemplativum twist subtorqueo 2 torment strictura, stricturae f tapering of the columns contractura, contracturae m that which is lent commodum, commodi n talk consermonor 1 think :: torment coquo 3 the tenth part of an obolus calcus, calci m transcribe describo 3 thread thomix, thomicis f thread tomex, tomicis f thread tomix, tomicis f thick bark suber, suberis n thick bark suberies, suberiei f trimming :: tempering castigatio, castigationis f title of a kind of land-bailiff corrector, correctoris m table-couch trichilinium, trichilinii n table-couch tricilinium, tricilinii n table-couch triclinium, triclinii n tillage rusticitas, rusticitatis f tie together copulo 1 the halo around the sun or moon area, areae f the halo around the sun or moon aria, ariae f too great liberality comitas, comitatis f top coperculum, coperculī n taken from a tree with a portion of the bark corticatus, corticata, corticatum tapestry vestis, vestis f toga toga virilis thatch tegulum, teguli n trickery stellionatus, stellionatus m tear amyche, amychae f the earliest abode cunabula, cunabulorum n the nest of young birds cuna, cunae f the nest of young birds cunae, cunarum f trick vaframentum, vaframenti n thing created :: the creation creatura, creaturae f tufted lark cassita, cassitae f turnaround time tempus climactericum turned inwards camur, camura, camurum turned inwards camurus, camura, camurum tortuously tortuose transcend the Alps Alpes supero transom :: thwart transtrum, transtri n transposition of words :: throwing upon another traiectio, traiectionis f transversely transverse transversely transversim transversely transversum transversely transvorsum to lie in wait subsido 3 train :: throng stipatio, stipationis f that picked up words (said of parasites) analecta, analectae m till :: tend :: take care of a field colo 3 tilled cultus, culta, cultum trick callidum inventum too artificial or elaborate oratorical ornament cincinnus, cincinni m tremulous crispus, crispa, crispum trembling crispans, crispantis the person cursed :: the person excommunicated anathema, anathematis n the plough-tail urbum, urbi n the plough-tail urvum, urvi n traditional rituals caerimoniae translaticiae trim circumcido 3 trim supputo 1 troubled accisus, accisa, accisum take off the beard barbam reseco terminate decido 3 [2] take something very carefully aliquid ad vivum reseco trimm the nails ungues pono that may be cut sectilis, sectile tear seco 1 tome of a larger work tomus, tomi m tear scindo 3 that which is cut off caesura, caesurae f tidbits cupedia, cupediorum n tidbits cuppadia, cupadiorum n tidbits cuppedia, cuppediorum n tidbits cuppediae, cuppediarum f (cupediae, cupediarum f) the harmonious motions of the heavenly bodies :: troop or band of dancers and singers :: the heavenly bodies moving in harmony :: troop chorus, chori m the circular motions of the stars chorea, choreae f Dardanĭus, Dardanĭa, Dardanĭum Dardanus, Dardana, Dardanum tares zizania, zizaniae f tares zizania, zizaniorum n the East :: the Orient aurora, aurorae f twilight confinium lucis term dies, diei m too loose cariosus, cariosa, cariosum trick someone aliquem imprudentem obrepo throw dust in someone's eyes verba alicui do take a decision consilium capio tergiversation tergiversatio, tergiversationis f temple sopor, soporis m title of a work by Apuleius of Madaura apologia, apologiae f taint coinquino 1 taint conquino 1 tardy :: tenacious :: tough cunctans, cunctantis thought out cogitatus, cogitata, cogitatum tardily delicate tasty meal cena bona tenesmus delectatio, delectationis f touching affectivus, affectiva, affectivum truly solide take off from the airport aeroplanum ab aeriportu avolat take-off avolatio, avolationis f trustee sequestra, sequestrae f tarnish decoloro 1 take away deconcilio 1 the height of heaven :: the heavens :: the high sea :: the deep altum, alti n topography topographia, topographiae f try to keep silence taciturio 4 the object of desire cupiditas, cupiditatis f tear in pieces scindo 3 tearing down demolitio, demolitionis f take a resolution constituo 3 to be depended upon :: true certus, certa, certum teaching methods didascalice, didascalices f bugonia, bugoniae f taken away ademptus, adempta, ademptum trouble difficultas, difficultatis f to pierce :: transfix confodio 5 trench itself made by digging ablaqueatio, ablaqueationis f treatise commentatio, commentationis f thrifty diligens, diligentis thin dilutus, diluta, dilutum two connected verse feet dipodia, dipodiae f take a right aim collineo 1 take heed animadverto 3 take heed animadvorto 3 turning towards afflexus, afflexus m take away someone's error alicui errorem extorqueo take away by sentence abdico 3 take something by the sense of sight :: take in :: think concipio 5 turn away aspernor 1 tare among barley aegilops, aegilopis m turpitude dedecus, dedecoris n troubled by the horror of war tumultu permotus turn into money alienigero 1 toss :: trouble :: torment afflicto (adflicto) 1 toss :: trouble :: torment afflictus, afflicta, afflictum (adflictus) thread spun :: thread colus, coli f thread spun :: thread colus, colus f trouble :: tribulation tribulatio, tribulationis f troubled :: that troubles :: that awakens solicitude :: that troublesome anxius, anxia, anxium territorial entity chora, chorae f throw into disorder :: throw into confusion :: trouble turbo 1 throw in great numbers confundo 3 tempt sollicito 1 to disquiet in mind conturbo 1 trench scrobis, scrobis c temper tempero 1 to use consumo 3 threefold :: tripartite tripartitus, tripartita, tripartitum threefold :: tripartite tripertitus, tripertita, tripertitum two-cleft bisulcis, bisulce two-cleft bisulcus, bisulca, bisulcum tribe tribus, tribus f to visit with afficio 5 the worst throw with dice canis, canis c two-formed :: two-shaped biformis, biforme twice married bimaritus, bimarita, bimaritum two-ribbed bicostis, bicoste twice :: the ratio 1 to 2 diplasion, diplasii n twice :: the ratio 1 to 2 diplasium, diplasiī n two-shaped biformatus, biformata, biformatum tug :: touch :: take in hand :: transact :: treat tracto 1 trailing along syrmaticus, syrmatica, syrmaticum tragi-comedy tragicocomoedia, tragicocomoediae f tragi-comedy tragicomoedia, tragicomoediae f take away subtraho 3 tie together :: tighten adstringo 3 tie together :: tighten astringo 3 (adstringo 3) take away :: take in subduco 3 take off :: take down :: take away detraho 3 take someone into one's confidence aliquem in societatem consilii assumo tie tight :: touch :: touch upon :: touch lightly :: touch slightly :: touch upon :: treat briefly stringo 3 tie up constringo 3 to associate with :: to narrow contraho 3 take on lease :: to farm conduco 3 tear up :: tear loose :: tear away :: tear to pieces convello 3 take in :: take on :: to carry off traho 3 taking away detractio, detractionis f trailing :: tract of a thing :: territory :: tract of land tractus, tractus m three-horse- triiugis, triiuge tight strictus, stricta, strictum tight substrictus, substricta, substrictum tight adstrictus, adstricta, adstrictum tight astrictus, astricta, astrictum (adstrictus) think idly :: think vainly :: talk foolishly somnio 1 tramp crassator, crassatoris m tipple subbibo 3 take in bibo 3 toper bibitor, bibitoris m things, that absorbs moisture :: taking color bibulus, bibula, bibulum tavern bibaria, bibariae f trickle down destillo 1 (distillo 1) trickle down distillo 1 turn over :: treat of agito 1 take away absterreo 2 thrust down :: throw down deturbo 1 thrust down :: thrust out :: turn away depello 3 thrust through :: transfix :: transpierce :: transact any business transigo 3 take to a place :: thrust adigo 3 thicken cogo 3 trickle upon superdestillo 1 trickle stillo 1 timbrel :: tambour :: tambourine :: triangular area of a pediment tympanum, tympani n taborer tympanista, tympanistae m thirsty arens, arentis torrid torridus, torrida, torridum the dry wood :: the dead wood ariditas, ariditatis f temper :: temperament :: temperature temperatura, temperaturae f temperate temperatus, temperata, temperatum twilight confinium noctis terrestrial terricola, terricolae m temple aedes, aedis f temple sedes, sedis f the hearing :: the ear of a plough auris, auris f taken care of curatus, curata, curatum territory Tellus, Telluris f take food cibum sumo teach someone morality aliquem ad humanitatem informo teach someone morality aliquem ad humanitatem instituo the proper following of one thing after another consecutio, consecutionis f tendency conatus, conatus m the white albamentum ovi the one or both alter ambove throne thronus, throni m theatre thymela, thymelae f theatre thymele, thymeles f to another place :: to another person alio thinning tenuatio, tenuationis f take into possession complector 3 telephone emergency call auxilium telephonice petitum trifling talk afannae, afannarum f trifling talk affaniae, affaniarum f the void :: the nothingness cassum, cassi n thoughtless verbosity inanis sententiis verborum volubilitas the limitation of a question by the removal of a circumstance in dispute circumscriptio, circumscriptionis f trim :: tame coerceo 2 trim :: tame coherceo 2 trumpet cornu, cornus n to be seized by lust voluptate capior taking over the inheritance aditio hereditatis the thrush aphthae, aphtharum f train :: troop comitatus, comitatus m taxing censio, censionis f turning to the side apoclisis, apoclisis f the west vesper, vesperi m the west vesper, vesperis m the West vespera, vesperae f the subject-matter of a writing :: truth argumentum, argumenti n testimony testamen, testaminis n task zetema, zetematis n theatre cavea, caveae f tumult of the mind :: tumult of the feelings tumultus, tumultus m torture :: trouble crux, crucis f tormenter carnifex, carnificis m tormenter carnufex, carnuficis m tormentor :: torturer tortor, tortoris m theme declamatio, declamationis f to seek to arrive at contendo 3 take a stand dico, quae mihi videantur take a stand dico, quod sentio top apex, apicis m top cacumen, cacuminis n to the last degree :: to the extreme ultime threshold supercilium, supercilii n transgress delinquo 3 tumble down dilabor 3 throw oneself at someone's feet volutor ad alicuius pedes turn up cado 3 tumble down deferor turn a somersault cernuor 1 tumble down corruo 3 tumble to the ground concido 3 (2) transitory caducus, caduca, caducum tumbling down casura, casurae f topiary-work topiarium, topiarii n turn intently defigo 3 tread compesco 3 tread compisco 3 transfix configo 3 tie to apio 5 tie to apo 3 to dread timeo 2 terrible dirus, dira, dirum terrible :: tremendous tremendus, tremenda, tremendum terribly terribiliter timidly timide timidity timiditas, timiditatis f the orgies of Bacchus Bacchanalia, Bacchanalium n to ache condolesco 3 take the pulse venas tempto take part in :: to fit consentio 4 tutrix tutrix, tutricis f the wife of an overseer villica, villicae f tavern caupona, cauponae f (copona) tavern copona, coponae f teacher in the handling of weapons armidoctor, armidoctoris m triennial festival triennia, triennium n tricennial festival tricennalia, tricennalium n throw stones at someone velitor lapidibus in aliquem trope tropos, tropi m trope tropus, tropi m tropical :: tropological tropologicus, tropologica, tropologicum typical typicus, typica, typicum to take food vescor 3 to man compleo 2 transform a lifeless object to a living being animo 1 the hold :: the lowest of the people :: the dregs sentina, sentinae f that which has been strained colatura, colaturae f thin soubtilis, soubtile thin subtilis, subtile thin :: trifling tenuis, tenue thinness subtilitas, subtilitatis f toe-nail :: talon unguis, unguis m the date dactilus, dactili m the date dactylus, dactyli m toe :: twig digitus, digiti m tide aestus, aestus m the root stiffened by frost concretum, concreti n top quality cucumbers cucumeres primi travel medication medicāmenta viatoria title of a book of Matius cetarius, cetarii m tractability tractabilitas, tractabilitatis f the object of ardent affection ardor, ardoris m title of comedies of Menander, Naevius, and Plautus Colax, Colacis m take refuge in or with :: take refuge in confugio 5 toss up succutio 5 toss up superiacto 1 tibia aula, aulae f [3] take the plane aeroplano vehor transitory :: turning from one to another volaticus, volatica, volaticum transitory volatilis, volatile transient :: transitory volucer, volucris, volucre thwart someone's murder alicuius ferrum retundo twigs :: tamarisk berbena, berbenae f twigs :: tamarisk verbenae, verbenarum f to be the consequence consequor 3 thicken denseor 2 track :: trace out :: trace out vestigo 1 take up someone's advice alicuius consiliis utor tracing curru sequor tractable sequax, sequacis tasteless fatuus, fatua, fatuum track :: trace :: token vestigium, vestigii n to a certain degree :: to a certain extent aliquatenus temporarily temporaliter temporarily temporarie the next year in annum the last time ultima vice thirdly :: three times tertio to the detriment in deterius three or four days triduum quadriduumve to what purpose cur take away someone's office prematurely aliquem ante tempus honore privo the house itself atrium, atrii n talk foolish stuff vaticinor 1 teacher vates, vatis m (f) to pardon something through someone's intercession condono alicui aliquid tubular :: tubulated tubulatus, tubulata, tubulatum two drachms sicilicus, sicilici m two drachms siciliquus, siciliqui m the framework of ships corpus, corporis n take root defigor 3 the beginning is half the battle dimidium facti est coepisse terrify terreo 2 terrifying terror terrificatio, terrificationis f terrifying territio, territionis f terrible terribilis, terribile through the streets :: through the villages vicatim truly ex animo through and through ex unguiculis then dehinc the wild strawberry arbitum, arbiti n the wild strawberry arbutum, arbuti n thwart a plan consilium convello thwart a plan :: thwart an intention consilium dirimo tinder alimenta ignis treasure up :: to set :: to inter condo 3 thorny senticosus, senticosa, senticosum turbulent :: tumultuous tumultuosus, tumultuosa, tumultuosum turbulent :: troubled seditiosus, seditiosa, seditiosum troubled :: thick :: turbid :: turbulent turbidus, turbida, turbidum tortuous :: torturing tortuosus, tortuosa, tortuosum that has eaten enough satur, satura, saturum that causes injury :: that suffers injury :: that injures himself damnosus, damnosa, damnosum tallowy sebosus, sebosa, sebosum thorny spinosus, spinosa, spinosum thorny tribulosus, tribulosa, tribulosum thorny sentosus, sentosa, sentosum thorny sentuosus, sentuosa, sentuosum thymy thymosus, thymosa, thymosum thymy timosus, timosa, timosum tempestuous :: turbid :: troublesome :: turbulent turbulentus, turbulenta, turbulentum thoughtfulness copia sententiarum to crown, wreathe corono 1 to register consigno 1 thorny aculeatus, aculeata, aculeatum track :: trail of a meteor sulcus, sulci m traverse sulco 1 thievish cleptim take courage cornua sumo thunder back citato equo revehor trash bag cucullus purgamentarius the besiegers round a hostile place corona, coronae f the besiegers round a hostile place chorona, choronae f title of a poem made up of various verses of another poem cento, centonis m tie for the neck amictorium pectorale to gather up sublego 3 thicken colligo 3 treasure up thesaurizo 1 toothed wheel rota dentata trellis canterius, canterii m trellis cantherius, cantherii m tepidity :: tepor tepor, teporis m tranquilly clemens, clementis tenderly deliciose take a damage debilitor 1 take wine from the barrel vinum de dolio haurio teething dentio 4 tuck up succingo 3 the bride’s girdle cingula, cingulae f the bride’s girdle cingulum, cinguli n the bride’s girdle cingulus, cinguli m the crust of a cake :: the bark of the willow balteus, baltei m (balteum, baltei n) tie cestos, cesti m tie cestus, cesti m tie caestus, caesti m tinge coloro 1 to no longer control oneself animo indulgeo tell someone good rules bene praecipio alicui to present condono 1 transmit :: transmit :: teach trado 3 transmit :: transmit :: teach transdo 3 trust committo 3 the slave who hands the ball to the player dator, datoris m transferring :: transmission transmissus, transmissus m teaching :: tradition traditio, traditionis f trickle under submano 1 trickle under summano 1 ter corrodo 3 to approve of accedo 3 traverse circo 1 take a walk :: travel ambulo 1 travel across :: travel over transvehor 3 travel somewhere repeatedly :: travel somewhere frequently commeo 1 travel around circueo travel around circumeo travel about circumgredior 5 turn out decedo 3 take the lead antecedo 3 take the lead anteeo take the lead anteo take the lead antideo take the place of succedo 3 transfix transabeo to fowling aucupo 1 to fowling aucupor 1 turn aside :: turn out :: terminate abeo turn one's back on one's homeland solum verto transformed into a thing transeo turn out :: turn out well or ill cedo 3 travel viam facio torment stimulus, stimuli m target scopus, scopi m tragacanth-bush tragacantha, tragacanthae f transition transitio, transitionis f transposition :: transition (in speaking) :: transgression (of the law) transgressio, transgressionis f the name of a ceremonial at the festival of the Magna Mater catabasis, catabasis f trotting tolutaris, tolutare trotting tolutarius, tolutaria, tolutarium trotting tolutilis, tolutile twining round :: that asks for a thing fawningly :: that solicits the favor :: that solicits the good-will ambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum the rounds circumitio, circumitionis f trimmed with gold auroclavatus, auroclavata, auroclavatum things made of gold aurum, auri n tenderness bonitas, bonitatis f toparch toparcha, toparchae m toparch toparches, toparchae m time of grape-gathering vindemia, vindemiae f tomb accubitorium, accubitorii n tomb accumbitorium, accumbitorii n terror :: terror terror, terroris m throng vulgus, vulgi n throng volgus, volgi n throng vulgus, vulgi n the similarly formed upper part of a mast :: the upright beam of a crane carchesium, carchesii n tread under foot by comparison contero 3 thicken crassesco 3 take root coalesco 3 take root colesco 3 take root coolēsco 3 take form concresco 3 thick :: tearless concretus, concreta, concretum take it upon oneself to make something happen aliquid fore recipio taking care of one’s self cavitio, cavitionis f taste stomachus, stomachi m tail of a comet crinis, crinis m the twenty fourth part of any whole :: twentyfourth of a pound semiuncia, semiunciae f tie with a halter capistro 1 trolley vehiculum manuale transmitted :: tropical translaticius, translaticia, translaticium transmitted tralaticius, tralaticia, tralaticium transmitted translaticius, translaticia, translaticium touch :: try the strength of :: try :: tempt :: tamper with tempto 1 touch :: try the strength of :: try :: tempt :: tamper with tento 1 treatment :: treatment of a person tractatio, tractationis f touching adtrectatus, adtrectatus m touching attrectatus, attrectatus m (adtrectatus) trim scitulus, scitula, scitulum timely temporaneus, temporanea, temporaneum tumor scirros, scirri m troublesome difficilis, difficile tough :: toilsome :: troublesome durus, dura, durum tackle in elsewhere transiungo 3 tough climate asperitas loci troublesome acerbus, acerba, acerbum tempestuous :: thorny :: troublesome asper, aspera, asperum tart :: troublesome austerus, austera, austerum tumult concitatio, concitationis f tumult concitatus, concitatus m tumult concitus, concitüs m that moves easily :: that moves quickly agilis, agile trust someone with a lot multum alicui tribuo that cannot be seen :: thick caecus, caeca, caecum that has been married only once uniiugus, uniiuga, uniiugum ten-time decasemus, decasema, decasemum three-bodied :: tricorporal tricorpor, tricorporis three-breasted :: triplebreasted tripectorus, tripectora, tripectorum threecornered :: triangular triangulus, triangula, triangulum three-cornered :: triangular triquetrus, triquetra, triquetrum three-footed tripes, tripedis threeforked :: three-pronged trifurcus, trifurca, trifurcum threefold :: triple :: triform triformis, triforme triple-headed :: threefold triceps, tricipitis three-horned tricornis, tricorne three-knotted :: trisyllabic trinodis, trinode triple-named trinominis, trinomine triple-named trinomius, trinomia, trinomium triple-named trionymus, trionyma, trionymum three-pointed :: tricuspid tricuspis, tricuspidis triple-membered trimembris, trimembre triple-striped triloris, trilore three-tined :: threepronged :: tridented :: trident tridens, tridentis triple-throated trifaux, trifaucis two-edged bipennis, bipenne twoheaded biceps, bicipitis twoheaded bicipes, bicipitis two-horned :: two-pronged bicornis, bicorne two-pronged :: two-forked bifurcus, bifurca, bifurcum two-pronged :: two-forked bifurtius, bifurtia, bifurtium two-winged bipennis, bipenne two-winged bipinnis, bipinne teacher auctor, auctoris c teacher author, authoris c teachers or professors of law antecessor, antecessoris m teachers or professors of law anticessor, anticessoris m the Wagoner (a constellation) auriga, aurigae m trustee curator, curatoris m the choragus choragiarius, choragiarii m the choragus choragus, choragi m table companion convictor, convictoris m turban :: tiara tiara, tiarae f turban :: tiara tiaras, tiarae m top :: top of trees caput, capitis n to inter contumulo 1 trial day dies cognitionis f the assembled hearers themselves auditorium, auditorii n the ears audientia, audientiae f tracking according to the order consectatio in numerum torpor caros, cari m thoughtless brutus, bruta, brutum token of a peaceable embassy :: the staff (of Mercury) caduceum, caducei n token of a peaceable embassy :: the staff (of Mercury) caduceus, caducei m to be at a loss decontor 1 to be at a loss decunctor 1 throb singultio 4 tragedy cothurnus, cothurni m tragedy coturnus, coturni m treble whistle tibiae duae dextrae that is difficult to reach :: troublesome arduus, ardua, arduum top summitas, summitatis f topmost superrimus, superrima, superrimum topmost superrumus, superruma, superrumum topmost supremus, suprema, supremum the right way :: the true method via, viae f taxi autocinetum conducticium this way and that :: to and fro ultro ac citro this way and that :: to and fro ultro citro this way and that :: to and fro ultro citroque this way and that :: to and fro ultro et citro tell :: tell cedo trispast trispastos, trispasti f treasure someone above all alicui omnia tribuo tame cohibeo 2 tame coibeo 2 tame contineo 2 turn to :: treat adhibeo 2 tenacious tenax, tenacis tenacity tenacitas, tenacitatis f tenor tenor, tenoris m trough :: tray alveus, alvei m trough-shaped deepened alveatus, alveata, alveatum tubulation tubulatio, tubulationis f talon ungula, ungulae f talons of a hawk :: thorns amus, ami m talons of a hawk :: thorns hamus, hami m trust spero 1 tusk of an elephant :: tongue of land cornu, cornus n tusk of an elephant :: tongue of land cornum, corni n (cornus, cornus m) tusk of an elephant :: tongue of land cornus, cornus m two-horse race cursus bigarum torture :: torment supplicium, supplicii n toil cassis, cassis m that which is been hunted :: that which has been hunted venatio, venationis f throbbing trepido 1 tiller of the soil colonus, coloni m to be admired admiratione afficior they say of me that I --- dicor + Inf. the glittering precious stone of a ring crystallum, crystalli n (crystallus, crystalli f) troubled aeger, aegra, aegrum titular adsimulaticius, adsimulaticia, adsimulaticium titular assimulaticius, assimulaticia, assimulaticium thereupon subinde turn one's attention to something animus se inicit in aliquid terrify :: terrify in order to extort money :: trouble concutio 5 troops :: tools :: tackle of a ship (mast, sails, rudder, etc arma, armorum n tackle of a ship armamenta, armamentorum n thoughtful consideranter thoughtful considerate tragically tragice tumultuously turbulente tumultuously turbulenter turning arrotans, arrotantis tenderly amatorie tubular cuniculatim temperately temperate together una truly :: to be sure vero temperately continenter tremulous :: trembling coruscus, corusca, coruscum things closely connected with :: things belonging to :: things suitable to adiuncta, adiunctorum n turning aside clinamen, clinaminis n to call in question addubito 1 to be cruel to someone crudelitatem adhibeo in aliquem to be cruel to someone crudelitatem exerceo in aliquo tale-bearer :: trickster sycophanta, sycophantae m transgressor of the law transgressor, transgressoris m the people of Damascus Damasceni, Damascenorum m the inwards :: testicles viscera, viscerum n tomb adytum, adyti n tomb adytus, adytus m that refuses to appear in a court of justice in obedience to a lawful summons contumax, contumacis tempt someone to do something aliquem in aliquid instigo tuition :: teaching discipleina, discipleinae f tuition :: teaching :: training disciplina, disciplinae f tuition :: teaching :: training discipulina, discipulinae f trephine terebra, terebrae f trephine terebrum, terebri n the mark burned :: the sign imprinted caracter, caracteris m time measured by the clepsydra clepsydra, clepsydrae f this or that alternatio, alternationis f take tough action fortiter et strenue ago turning-point discrimen, discriminis n terrified metu oppressus terrified pertimefactus, pertimefacta, pertimefactum terrified timefactus, timefacta, timefactum to one place :: together in unum together in one uniter tendency to drink wine vinolenties, vinolentiei f tendency to drink wine vinulentia, vinulentiae f tendency to drink wine vinulenties, vinulentiei f tendency to drink wine vinolentia, vinolentiae f trust to :: trust :: trust in credo 3 test scopo 3 trundling-hoop for children trochus, trochi m tire canthus, canthi m the theatre curtain lowers aulaeum tollitur twilight is coming on advesperascit there is no question that not deliberari non potest, num ... there is no point nimis violentum est there is lightning coruscat the day is coming diluculat there is unanimity in respect to something :: the matter is decided convenit treasure cimelium, cimelii n treasure cimico 1 tinkling tintinnum, tintinni n take part in a campaign bello intersum to do in common :: to share a thing with another socio 1 things that are joined together compactio, compactionis f the fellowslaves conservitium, conservitii n together subcommunis, subcommune taste of any thing succus, succi m taste of any thing sucus, suci m take care of a temple aeditimor 1 take care of a temple aeditumor 1 to associate with someone consuetudine coniunctus sum cum aliquo tyrannicide tyrannicida, tyrannicidae c tyrannicide tyrannicidium, tyrannicidii n tetter vitiligo, vitiliginis f tympanites tympanites, tympanitae m cerrus, cerri f tweezers volsella, volsellae f tweezers volsilla, volsillae f tweezers vulsella, vulsellae f turquoise aerizusa, aerizusae f type of bulrush combretum, combreti n thresher-shark alopex, alopecis f the black martin apus, apodis m ties of kinship vincula affinia to beseech supplico 1 title of an unfinished poem by Manilius :: title of a treatise by Hyginus astronomica, astronomicon n toil at a thing allaboro 1 (adlaboro 1) to debilitate debilito 1 terrestrial animal bestia terrestris territory territorium, territorii n tithe-land decumates, decumatium m territory terra, terrae f tinder fungus agaricon, agarici n tinder fungus agaricum, agarici n tankard anancaeum, anancaei n the missile itself catapulta, catapultae f the weapon thrown balista, balistae f the weapon thrown ballista, ballistae f (balista) tibia tibia, tibiae f torment verbero 1 two-day biduanus, biduana, biduanum too late sero too late serus, sera, serum trellis-like cancellatim take vengeance vendico 1 take vengeance vindico 1 take hold of comprehendo 3 take away deprehendo 3 take away deprendo 3 take hold of :: take possession adprehendo 3 take hold of :: take possession apprehendo 3 (adprehendo 3), [apprendo 3, adprendo 3] throw out from below subiecto 1 taking into protection vindicatio, vindicationis f tearing down :: testimony depositio, depositionis f the preparation of a room for a feast stratio, strationis f to lead over :: transport over :: transfer traduco 3 to lead over :: transport over :: transfer transduco 3 turn off derivo 1 take with one :: take away :: take aside :: take and drive away abduco 3 take home the bride deduco 3 throw out ago 3 transferring :: transferring traductio, traductionis f turning off :: turning away derivatio, derivationis f that which is written upon paper :: thin leaf :: tablet carta, cartae f that which is written upon paper :: thin leaf :: tablet charta, chartae f that which is written upon paper :: thin leaf :: tablet chartina, chartinae f the papyrus plant itself :: that which is written upon paper :: thin leaf :: tablet charta, chartae f the papyrus plant itself :: that which is written upon paper :: thin leaf :: tablet chartus, charti m thin :: tasteless strigosus, strigosa, strigosum thin :: tasteless stricosus, stricosa, stricosum take income in lease vectigalia conduco the left sinistra, sinistrae f that is on the left :: towards the left side scaevus, scaeva, scaevum the lower part of the plant stem crus, cruris n to the end :: to tenus take away from deminuo 3 torture someone tormenta alicui admoveo take someone into one's confidence aliquem consilii socium facio take something as a lesson aliquid pro disciplina et praeceptis habeo tolerate something aliquid fieri patior throw to the ground assolo 1 (adsolo 1) touch allambo 3 take up capto 1 think up admentior 4 take away all around circumaufero throw up suscito 1 take up :: take away sustollo 3 take up :: take up :: take on board tollo 3 taking away sublatio, sublationis f travel over :: travel through circumlustro 1 the thorn does not produce grapes :: the apple doesn't fall far from the tree colubra restem non parit tufaceous toficius, toficia, toficium the same siremps (sirempse) (indecl.) type simulacrum, simulacri n treatise scriptum, scripti n topsail supparum, suppari n topsail siparium, siparii n tying together connodo 1 trifling plea for pardon deprecatiuncula, deprecatiunculae f toe digitulus, digituli m tube calamiscus, calamisci m turret turricula, turriculae f title of a work by Varro virgula, virgulae f tendril vitecula, viteculae f tendril viticula, viticulae f trifling vesculus, vescula, vesculum transport alacritas, alacritatis f trickery urbanitas, urbanitatis f tuft of hair :: tuft of feathers or crest of birds cirra, cirrae f tuft of hair :: tuft of feathers or crest of birds cirrus, cirri m train driver currus tractorii gubernātor train driver currus vectorii ductor tragically cothurnate trunk of a tree :: tree stipes, stipitis m trunk of a tree :: tree stips, stipis m (2) tarry demoror 1 the ass auritulus, aurituli m the day on which the sun enters Cancer dies solstitialis take heed circumspicio 5 take care considero 1 take into view :: take care of contueor 2 take into view :: take care of contuor 3 take into consideration adspicio 5 take into consideration aspicio 5 (adspicio) 5 totteringly titubanter the beloved object itself :: the god of love amor, amoris m trifling value of a thing vilitas, vilitatis f transverse transversarius, transversaria, transversarium title of a book by Democritus chirocmeta, chirocmetorum n tin stagneus, stagnea, stagneum tin stanneus, stannea, stanneum talk at random tumultuor 1 to share communicor 1 traverse conficio 5 turn small things into tragedy tragoedias ago in nugis triumph :: triumph :: triumph over triumpho 1 terrify terrifico 1 tinge with red cruento 1 trifle tricor 1 to parch :: torrefy torrefacio 5 taint vitio 1 turn into ridicule :: thwart ludificor 1 to level land by the coulter cultello 1 tepefy tepefacio 5 take care of one's skin :: to take care of oneself cutem curo throw into commotion aspero 1 talk something noisily :: to boast of crepo 1 tame adsuefacio 5 tame mansuefacio 5 thicken crasso 1 thicken crassifico 1 thin adtenuo 1 thin attenuo 1 (adtenuo 1) thin attenuo 1 (adtenuo 1) trouble calefacio 5 trouble calfacio 5 trouble calficio 5 tailoring vestificina, vestificinae f tailoring vestificium, vestificii n thickness crassificatio, crassificationis f thieving joy voluptas ex malis alienis capta to each one separately viritim trusteeship cura, curae f transactor transactor, transactoris m trace out designo 1 take note of denoto 1 take note of dinoto 1 token signum, signi n town-like community comopolis, comopolis f transcript descriptio, descriptionis f the dwelling of different persons :: the dwelling of a couple who are slaves contubernium, contubernii n tenet scitum, sciti n that which binds together :: tie coagulum, coaguli n to proportion commetior 4 synedrium, synedrii n tribune contio, contionis f tribune concio, concionis f title of works of miscellaneous contents coniectanea, coniectaneorum n troops copiae, copiarum f thoughtless socors, socordis the idea of God is grasped mentally, not sensually cogitatione non sensu species dei percipitur trochee trochaeus, trochaei m tranquil :: tame clemens, clementis troops belonging to a vexillum :: troop vexillum, vexilli n tension animus suspensus tamper with anything manus alicui rei adhibeo trickster trico, triconis m transgression :: trespass admissum, admissi n turn aside :: torture :: turn :: torment torqueo 2 that excites suspicion suspectus, suspecta, suspectum that excites mistrust :: that excites suspicion suspiciosus, suspiciosa, suspiciosum thin aquatus, aquata, aquatum temperament :: temperature temperamentum, temperamenti n taunting :: teasing delusio, delusionis f temper by mixing contempero 1 tepid tepidus, tepida, tepidum temperately sobrie temperateness :: temperance temperantia, temperantiae f to wet cohumido 1 tearful umecto 1 time period atomum, atomi n tyrant tyrannus, tyranni m to put it more correctly ut verius dicam two to three times bisque terque tasty catillanus, catillana, catillanum turn away :: thrust aside demoveo 2 tremble corusco 1 tremble scorisco 1 tremble scorusco 1 toss back and forth :: trouble :: torment vexo 1 type of :: trustee auctor, auctoris c type of :: trustee autor, autoris c turbulent sea tumidum mare touching :: touching commovens, commoventis take out demeto 3 the sound made by a sheep bee ten times over decemplicatus, decemplicata, decemplicatum treble :: triple terplico 1 treble :: triple triplico 1 treble :: triple triplo 1 tussle one's hair comas scindo turn over conversatio, conversationis f (2) trimmed :: truncated decurtatus, decurtata, decurtatum tale-bearer susurrator, susurratoris m tale-bearer susurro, susurronis m the heart throbs in my body cor mihi salit tiller :: tunic, either wide or narrow striped clavus, clavi m thrush acredula, acredulae f timidity verecundia, verecundiae f tenaciousness of life vivacitas, vivacitatis f tie focale, focalis n trouble :: toil :: tribulation aerumna, aerumnae f tongue of a buckle acus, acus f tributaries accolae fluvii thunder sonitus, sonitus m tone sonus, soni m trap transenna, transennae f trap trasenna, trasennae f the north aquilo, aquilonis m the north boreas, boreae m the north borras, borrae m temperate sobrius, sobria, sobrium throw someone's plan to the wind alicuius consilium neglego that does not befit a human being inhumanus, inhumana, inhumanum taciturn taciturnus, taciturna, taciturnum take something in a good sense aliquid in bonam partem accipio though tamenetsi though tametsi train up at :: train near to annutrio 4 today aevo nostro tetrad tetras, tetradis f three :: trey trinio, trinionis m triad trinitas, trinitatis f torpor torpor, torporis m tragacanth-bush tragantum, traganti n that gives freely :: that imparts freely benignus, benigna, benignum transverse vascus, vasca, vascum token augurium, augurii n temperate temperans, temperantis the right of observing the auspices spectio, spectionis f thwart one's execution by suicide supplicium voluntaria morte anteverto take possession of beforehand antecapio 5 trade :: theory artificium, artificii n taurine taureus, taurea, taureum threefold tergenus (indecl.) transparent vitreus, vitrea, vitreum transparent vitrius, vitria, vitrium tesselated tessellatus, tessellata, tessellatum this year’s sitanius, sitania, sitanium three-foot- tripedaneus, tripedanea, tripedaneum trinoctial trinoctialis, trinoctiale three-pound- trilibris, trilibre threefold :: triple trifarius, trifaria, trifarium trisyllabic trisyllabus, trisyllaba, trisyllabum three years old trimulus, trimula, trimulum three years old trimus, trima, trimum tomorrow’s crastinus, crastina, crastinum tufaceous tofaceus, tofacea, tofaceum tufaceous tofacius, tofacia, tofacium twocolored bicolor, bicoloris twocolored bicolorus, bicolora, bicolorum two months old bimenstris, bimenstre two months old bimestris, bimestre (bimenstris) try to sell vendito 1 tribuneship tribunatus, tribunatus m the work of dictating to pupils dictatura, dictaturae f triumvirate triumviratus, triumviratus m torture :: torment carnificina, carnificinae f torture :: torment carnuficina, carnuficinae f trite tritus, trita, tritum tumor ceroma, ceromatis n the remote future vetustas, vetustatis f twofold :: twice bifariam the first time semel this one here, that one there alius alio they are handed down :: they say tradunt they are enemies of each other alter alteri inimicus est they need mutual help alter alterius auxilio eget the Academics academica, academicorum n the one or the other alteruter, alterutra, alterutrum the one :: the other altertra traveller vector, vectoris m testator testator, testatoris m tiller of land :: tutor :: teacher colitor, colitoris m trumpeter bucinator, bucinatoris m trumpeter aeneator, aeneatoris m transporter deportator, deportatoris m translator translator, translatoris m the deity who presided over the gathering in of grain convector, convectoris m tormentor afflictator, afflictatoris m the Wagoner (a constellation) aurigator, aurigatoris m turner diatretarius, diatretarii m tearer sulcator, sulcatoris m tolerator tolerator, toleratoris m tenant conductor, conductoris m stigmatias, stigmatiae m the female coniuga, coniugae f the female coniunx, coniugis c (coniux) the female coniūx, coniugis c tooth-gatherer dentilegus, dentilegi m trustee depositarius, depositariii m trickster tenebrio, tenebrionis m table neighbor consessor, consessorris m that remains alive after another’s death superstes, superstitis theurgist theurgus, theurgi m treader of grapes calcator, calcatoris m theologian theologus, theologi m triumpher triumphator, triumphatoris m the one, the other alius ... alius ... that which is written with one’s own hand chirografum, chirografi n that which is written with one’s own hand chirographon, chirographi n that which is written with one’s own hand chirographum, chirographi n that which is written with one’s own hand chirographus, chirographi m throw open adaperio 4 temple templum, templi n toward a thing adversum toward a thing arvorsum traditional traditus, tradita, traditum triglyph triglyphus, triglyphi m trimming ornatura, ornaturae f trimming urnatura, urnaturae f topiary art topiaria, topiariae f trimmed segmentatus, segmentata, segmentatum topple someone from the throne aliquem regno expello topple someone from the throne aliquem regno spolio tranquillize compono 3 treatment of childhood diseases paediatria, paediatriae f torment afflictio, afflictionis f (adflictio) torture :: torment of body afflictatio, afflictationis f turn pale colorem perdo to vanish discedo 3 the augur’s wand :: the augur’s staff augurale, auguralis n take part in something in partem alcis rei venio the Aristocrats boni cives the Aristocrats boni, bonorum m transfix :: transpierce :: transgress traicio 5 thrust through :: transfer by grafting transero 3 thrust through :: transfer by grafting transsero 3 thrust in deep :: to plunge condo 3 transporting past travectio, travectionis f transporting past transvectio, transvectionis f trouble aestus, aestus m tolerantly :: tolerably toleranter touch Jupiter's throne solium Iovis attingo take notice of someone aliquem respicio take proper care of something diligenter attendo aliquid toe acropodium, acropodii n the primitive word :: track of a cattle basis, baseos f the primitive word :: track of a cattle basis, basis f take off the skin deglubo 3 Troglodytae, Troglodytarum m take auguries auguro 1 take auguries auguror 1 time of life :: time aetas, aetatis f two days biduum, bidui n two nights binoctium, binoctii n two years biennium, biennii n trial actio, actionis f that on which something turns :: that on which something depends cardinalis, cardinale that causes abortion abortivus, abortiva, abortivum tree-like arboreus, arborea, arboreum that may be consoled :: that brings consolation consolabilis, consolabile transitory aerius, aeria, aerium tragic cothurnatus, cothurnata, cothurnatum tragic coturnatus, coturnata, coturnatum that fought at a funeral pile in honor of the dead bustuarius, bustuaria, bustuarium the employment of woodsplitting caudicalis, caudicale tree- arborarius, arboraria, arborarium trivial flattery adsentatiuncula, adsentatiunculae f trivial flattery assentatiuncula, assentatiunculae f (adsentatiuncula) theory theoria, theoriae f telephone telephonium, telephonii n take something as nourishment :: tear off :: tear away carpo 3 tile testa, testae f trick strategematis, strategematis n transfix transeo tribute for the pillars of a house columnarium, columnarii n trench in mines canale, canalis n trench in mines canalis, canalis c tube :: trumpet used at sacrifices tubus, tubi m turning point :: the earth as the centre of the universe cardo, cardinis m temple dedicated to Apollo Apollinar, Apollinaris n temple dedicated to Apollo Apollinare, Apollinaris n troop of cavalry :: the train or retinue of the praetor in a province :: throng cohors, cohortis f the multitude enclosed in :: the multitude fenced in :: troop of cavalry cohors, cohortis f tennis-court sphaeristerium, sphaeristerii n the comitia themselves campus Martius the earth, as a dwelling-place of man :: the place where the emperor’s council met consistorium, consistorii n the very den of something :: the very lair of something cubile, cubilis n take one’s stand around a person or thing circumsisto 3 transfer :: transplant transpono 3 turf viretum, vireti n tomb conditorium, conditōrii n treasury cimeliarchium, cimeliarchii n the public street trivium, trivii n tap-house :: tavern thermipolium, thermipolii n tap-house :: tavern thermopolium, thermopolii n twofold means :: twofold method bivium, bivii n two and two next to each other bini iuxta compositi tranquil aecus, aeca, aecum tranquil aequus, aequa, aequum the monk’s-hood calyx, calycis f turnsole verrucaria, verrucariae f the carline thistle chamaeleon, chamaeleontis m trained upon a tree arbustus, arbusta, arbustum tureen trublium, trublii n tureen tryblium, tryblii n trick sycophantor 1 theatrical audience :: theatre theatrum, theatri n till aro 1 tear off devello 3 tear in pieces discerpo 3 take courage animum sumo tear in pieces concerpo 3 tear away :: tear up :: twitch :: tear :: torment vello 3 twitch :: twitch in speaking :: twit :: taunt vellico 1 tearing off of the branches of a tree avulsio, avulsionis f twitching :: twitting :: taunting vellicatio, vellicationis f tribrach tribrachus, tribrachi m tribrach tribrachys, tribrachyos m top :: tuft speca, specae f top :: tuft spica, spicae f top :: tuft spicum, spici n the pointed end of any thing :: the trident of Neptune cuspis, cuspidis f toothed like a threshing-sledg tribulatus, tribulata, tribulatum token significatio, significationis f trumpet tubicino 1 trumpet tubo 1 throwing spit :: throwing spear contus, conti m the poorer people tunicatus populus time :: the right season tempus, temporis n time :: tempest :: throng tempestas, tempestatis f take in capio 5 the persons sent for the establishment of such a town colonia, coloniae f tweet tinnitum compono transfuse transfundo 3 transfusion :: transmigration :: transformation transfusio, transfusionis f talk violently declamito 1 talk to the wind cano surdis talk to the wind canto surdo talk to the wind narro asello fabellam surdo talk to the wind surdis auribus cano talk to the wind surdo narro fabulam turquoise augites, augitae m too studied adparatus, adparata, adparatum too studied apparatus, apparata, apparatum that which is prepared apparamentum, apparamenti n title of the fourteenth book of the epigrams of Martial apoforeta, apoforetorum n title of the fourteenth book of the epigrams of Martial apophoreta, apophoretorum n thresh attribulo 1 thicken conspisso 1 thicken cospisso 1 take pains about something adnitor 3 take pains about something annitor 3 (adnitor 3) thick-set compactilis, compactile thick confertus, conferta, confertum torment :: trouble stimulo 1 the law :: the body of Roman law relating to private rights ius civile trial causationes, causationum f testicles vires, virium f top columna, columnae f the highest ornament :: the highest honor :: the crown of a thing :: the long mark over a vowel apex, apicis m theorem theorema, theorematis n thesis thesis, thesis f that renders proud superbificus, superbifica, superbificum tried contestatus, contestata, contestatum tavern :: tavern furniture cauponium, cauponii n treasury aerarium, aerarii n testament testamentum, testamenti n throw up vomo 3 trouble devexo 1 trouble divexo 1 tear down destruo 3 take revenge on someone ultionem exigo ab aliquo take revenge on someone ultionem peto ab aliquo think cogito 1 thrust away abstrudo 3 thrust often trusito 1 throw out apello 3 thrust strongly truso 1 throw a spanner in the works alicui conturbo omnes rationes throw a spanner in the works alicui spem praecido toss about :: trouble agito 1 to season :: to soften :: temper condio 4 terrify territo 1 tinge with :: taint inficio 5 throw on a robe amictor 1 tie someone up compedes alicui impingo trick someone manum alicui adeo take the boy from the back puerum depono take the boy on his back puerum subeo tinge sufficio 5 tremble at a thing tremo 3 (tr.) tartness :: trouble asperitas, asperitatis f tranquil state of mind aequitas, aequitatis f three months trimenium, trimenii n tranquil life vita tranquilla tranquil tranquillus, tranquilla, tranquillum tranquillity :: tranquillity tranquillitas, tranquillitatis f train traffic commeātiō ferriviaria traffic commeatio, commeationis f throw up a rampart vallum exstruo throw up a rampart vallum facio throw up a rampart vallum iacio take rise consurgo 3 tumulus tumulum, tumuli n tumulus tumulus, tumuli m tribune for a speaker suggestum, suggesti n tribune for a speaker suggestus, suggestus m touching lightly suspensus, suspensa, suspensum temerity temeritudo, temeritudinis f thinnish subtenuis, subtenue tinkle crepo 1 the constellation Corvus corvus, corvi m take apiscor 3 tottering casabundus, casabunda, casabundum tottering cassabundus, cassabunda, cassabundum take to one’s self ascisco 3 (adscisco 3) take a thing with approbation adscisco 3 take it differently aliorsum aliquid accipio thrive convalesco 3 triennial trietericus, trieterica, trietericum transverse bar for vines arundo, arundinis f transfer to a fixed point of time confero take care video 2 take counsel :: take care of one :: take a resolution consulto 1 thought cogitatum, cogitati n thoughts cogitata, cogitorum n the censor’s lists :: the registered property of Roman citizens census, census m turn away a marriage uxorem propulso take delight benignor 1 the loved object affectio, affectionis f take apart solvo 3 transferring transpositivus, transpositiva, transpositivum trusting in courage virtute fretus trusting in confisus, confisa, confisum tarry sedeo 2 transmigrate transmigro 1 transmigrate tramigro 1 transfer transmoveo 2 take away :: take with itself amoveo 2 tear the suspicion from his heart suspicionem ex animo deleo tear the suspicion from his heart suspicionem ex animo evello transmigration transmigratio, transmigrationis f transmigration transportatio, transportationis f tear off around circumscindo 3 take away derogo 1 tautology tautologia, tautologiae f that may be entreated deprecabilis, deprecabile transformation transfictio, transfictionis f torch taeda, taedae f tumult turbor, turboris m taming cohibitio, cohibitionis f terminate aboleo 2 the rear guard consequiae, consequiarum f the life of an eremite anachoresis, anachoreseos f turn converto 3 (intr.) to worship veneror 1 taunt convicior 1 taunt convītior 1 taunter taxator, taxatoris m timeliness tempestivitas, tempestivitatis f tinkle around circumtinnio 4 tingle tinnio 4 tingle tintinnio 4 tingle tintinno 1 tingle tintino 1 tingling tinnitus, tinnitus m throw up waves undo 1 tower up adsurgo 3 tower up assurgo 3 (adsurgo 3) take one's death into account de vita dimico the Elbe Albis, Albis m traffic accident calamitas vehicularia traffic accident calamitas viaria traffic accident casus viarius tragedy syrma, syrmatis n throw the dice talos iacio throw the dice talos mitto turn about :: turn round :: tumble :: turn along :: turn over in the mind volvo 3 turn :: time spatium, spatii n the small roots of the asparagus spongeola, spongeolae f the small roots of the asparagus spongiola, spongiolae f that may be turned versilis, versile the tripod of Apollo :: the cault of heaven cortina, cortinae f tightly twisted teres, teretis thresh out detero 3 triturate subtero 3 terse tergeo 2 terse tergo 3 triturate tero 3 the name of a statue by Lysippus apoxyomenos, apoxyomeni m threshing of grain tritura, triturae f thwart someone's plans all together alicui conturbo omnes rationes the president of a demos demarchus, demarchi m tetrarch tetrarcha, tetrarchae m tetrarch tetrarches, tetrarchae m the highest magistrate at Athens after the abrogation of royal authority archon, archontis m therapeutics therapeutica, therapeuticorum n traverse discurro 3 traverse decurro 3 traverse curso 1 traverse :: treat cursorily :: touch briefly upon transcurro 3 to be useful for :: to be good against succurro 3 take refuge concurro 3 traverse curro 3 tumult concursus, concursus m take on a burden aliquid in cervicem accipio toughly triste total sale venditio totalis the like appellation of several objects communicatio nominum the combatants in the arena arena, arenae f (harena, harenae f) the combatants in the arena asena, asenae f (hasena, hasenae f) the combatants in the arena harena, harenae f truculence truculentia, truculentiae f to husband well comparco 3 to husband well comperco 3 think autumo 1 talk rashly de summo pectore dico tell dico 3 the seam of a patched shoe cicatrix, cicatricis f terminate tempus praestituo treaty of Schengen contractus Schengenianus the name of a plant scorpioctonon, scorpioctoni n to heap up adruo 3 to heap up arruo 3 take away verro 3 take away vorro 3 take away abrado 3 television screen album televisificum turquoise callais, callais f throne soleum, solei n throne :: tub for bathing solium, solii n thing of little worth alga, algae f top secret plan consilium occultum penitusque abditum think upon video 2 the sowed consita, consitorum n take possession of the camp castris potiri touch with pollution :: turn out contingo 3 take to one’s self :: take possession of arripio 5 take to one’s self :: take possession of adripio 5 take eagerly :: take hold of any thing with zeal :: take upon one’s self capesso 3 take eagerly :: take hold of any thing with zeal :: take upon one’s self capisso 3 take concipilo 1 trumpet vendo 3 transmit from one place or person to another transmitto 3 transmit :: transfer :: transmit tramitto 3 transfer delego 1 the chief physician, who was at the same time physician in ordinary to the emperor archiater, archiatri m the chief physician, who was at the same time physician in ordinary to the emperor archiatros, archiatri m the chief physician, who was at the same time physician in ordinary to the emperor archiatrus, archiatri m to blame condemno 1 tmesis tmesis, tmesis f tomb tumba, tumbae f tense face vultus adductus the constellation Serpentarius or Ophiuchus anguifer, anguiferi m the constellation Serpentarius or Ophiuchus anguiger, anguigeri m terminate termino 1 throw with a vibratory motion :: threaten vibro 1 take a path viam ineo typesetter typotheta, typothetae m take something on ascisco mihi aliquid tack together suo 3 trick sutela, sutelae f that which gives a shadow :: trace umbra, umbrae f trunk scapus, scapi m tuft of hair vellus, velli m throw aside decutio 5 tremble at a thing contremisco aliquid trill vibrisso 1 thoroughly shake transpello 3 tremble tremo 3 (intr.) trembling :: tremor :: terror tremor, tremoris m trembling :: tremulous tremulus, tremula, tremulum the depths vadum, vadi n the depths vadus, vadi m tell someone about my plans consilia cum aliquo communico torture convello 3 that which aids auxiliatrīx, auxiliatricis f testatrix testatrix, testatricis f tailoress vestifica, vestificae f to clip detondeo 2 trim tondeo 2 trimming tonsura, tonsurae f trireme trieris, trieris f tendril turgio, turgionis f tendril turio, turionis m tavern boy puer cauponius trifling speech conciuncula, conciunculae f trifling speech contiuncula, contiunculae f there is shouting clamor exoritur there is shouting clamor fit there is shouting clamor oritur test of strength contentio vehementissima the seats of the spectators :: theatre spectaculum, spectaculi n tastefully scite trophy :: token tropaeum, tropaei n trophy :: token trophaeum, trophaei n trophy :: token tropheum, trophei n token symbolum, symboli n token significatus, significatus m that which is made of silk bombyx, bombycis c trifles ineptiae, ineptiarum f tree of the silver-fir abies, abietis f things made of silver argentum, argenti n that sees things in a foolish light stultividus, stultivida, stultividum trembling succiduus, succidua, succiduum take care of adsideo 2 take care of assideo 2 (adsideo 2) to remain sitting subsido 3 take ones place adsido 3 take ones place assido 3 (adsido 3) take a seat :: take one’s place :: take a seat :: take post somewhere :: take up one’s abode consido 3 transdanubianus, transdanubiana, transdanubianum transdanuvianus, transdanuviana, transdanuvianum the sixth part of a twelve part whole sextans, sextantis m trade ars, artis f trained artifex, artificis the external appearance cutis, cutis f the upper surface corium, corii n the upper surface corius, corii m the external appearance cotis, cotis f (2) the heavens :: the vault of heaven :: temperature caelum, caeli n (coelum, coeli n) tower block tectum caelo aequatum treater of any thing tractator, tractatoris m twig virga, virgae f twig talea, taleae f taunt conviciolum, convicioli n taunt convitiolum, convitioli n trifling tenuiculus, tenuicula, tenuiculum trifling :: trivial sublestus, sublesta, sublestum take on someone's role alicuius personam assumo tardy-paced tardigradus, tardigrada, tardigradum tardy tardus, tarda, tardum tardy segne tardy segnis, segne tardy segniter (segne) tardy-footed tardipes, tardipedis tardiness tardities, tarditiei f tardiness tarditudo, tarditudinis f tardiness tardor, tardoris m tardiness segnitas, segnitatis f tardiness segnitia, segnitiae f tardiness segnities, segnitiei f tardiness tarditas, tarditatis f turf laid altar-like round an elm-tree arula, arulae f titmouse vitiparra, vitiparrae f titmouse aegithus, aegithi m tablet for voting tabella, tabellae f the upper millstone catillus, catilli m the recess in which the urn was placed aedicula, aediculae f taboret :: tambourine tympaniolum, tympanioli n tench tinca, tincae f turning point cardinulus, cardinuli m tray :: trough alveolus, alveoli m tack clavulus, clavuli m the shield that was said to have fallen from heaven in the reign of Numa ancile, ancilis n tip trunculus, trunculi m that which is like a berry in shape bacca, baccae f the staff of the lictor bacillum, bacilli n tubercle tuberculum, tuberculi n test coticula, coticulae f troche :: trochisk trochiscus, trochisci m troche :: trochisk trociscus, trocisci m thin vescus, vesca, vescum trap decipula, decipulae f trap decipulum, decipuli n take away secretly subripio 5 take away secretly surripio 5 take away secretly surrupio 5 take away secretly subripo 3 the deuce! tatae thus siccine? thus sicin? thus sicine? thus :: to this extent :: to this degree :: to such a degree sic tender tener, tenera, tenerum tender apalus, apala, apalum tenderness teneritas, teneritatis f tenderness teneritudo, teneritudinis f thing solemnly promised :: that which is vowed :: that which is devoted votum, voti n thick crassus, crassa, crassum thickness :: the whole :: the entirety soliditas, soliditatis f things are good with someone bene est alicui there is a fraud behind it aliquid doli subest to a considerable distance aliquam multum tawny subaquilus, subaquila, subaquilum testy :: touchy acriculus, acricula, acriculum tolerably keen subargutulus, subargutula, subargutulum thickish subcrassulus, subcrassula, subcrassulum to some extent aliquid trio tricinium, tricinii n trite prattle cantilena, cantilenae f trite prattle cantilena, cantilenae f trouble aegrimonia, aegrimoniae f touring carriage carruca, carrucae f touring carriage carrucha, carruchae f touring carriage caruca, carucae f touring carriage carucha, caruchae f tinkle subtinnio 4 to murmur loudly confremo 3 turn sour aceto 1 tart acidus, acida, acidum the south auster, austri m the seed sown sementātio, sementātionis f three days triduum, tridui n three hours trihōrium, trihōrii n three nights trinoctium, trinoctii n three years :: triennial festival trieteris, trieteridis f touch with velvet gloves deperco 3 talk openly aperte dico tell someone what they want to hear auribus alicuius servio treat a matter with one adoro 1 talk deloquor 3 true verax, veracis truth-telling veriloquus, veriloqua, veriloquum talking with any one :: talk sermo, sermonis m that sets boundaries arbiter, arbitri m theory scopa, scopae f (2) title of a work by Aristotle theologumena, theologumenon n that which is vomited vomitio, vomitionis f that which is vomited vomitium, vomitii n threads similar to spiders’ webs aranea, araneae f theurgic theurgicus, theurgica, theurgicum tear cissura, cissurae f throw down :: throw to the ground sterno 3 that which is sprinkled :: that which drops adspargo, adsparginis f that which is sprinkled :: that which drops adspergo, adsperginis f that which is sprinkled :: that which drops aspargo, asparginis f that which is sprinkled :: that which drops aspergo, asperginis f twig suboles, subolis f tally :: token :: ticket tessera, tesserae f tavern-keeper stabularius, stabularii m totter a little subtitubo 1 totter titubo 1 tendrils :: tube by which eggs of insects are deposited caulis, caulis m tendrils :: tube by which eggs of insects are deposited coles, colis m thorn :: thyrsus thyrsus, thyrsi m thorn :: thyrsus tirsus, tirsi m tread under foot supplodo 3 take possession of circumsto 1 to abide consto 1 tarry sto 1 tavern stabulum, stabuli n the beloved objects :: the dear or loved ones affectus, affectus m trepidation trepidatio, trepidationis f tribute tributum, tributi n tribute tributus, tributus m theft subreptio, subreptionis f (2) things made of steel chalybs, chalybis m trunk of a tree :: trunk truncus, trunci m take someone's side cum aliquo sto tacky wax cerae tenaces tetanus tetanus, tetani m torpidity torpedo, torpedinis f take security :: take care of caveo 2 tarry commoror 1 treasure-chamber :: treasure-vault :: treasury :: treasure-chest thesaurus, thesauri m turbidity turbido, turbidinis f tempestuous :: turbulent turbanter tempestuous :: turbulent tempestuosus, tempestuosa, tempestuosum tenesmus tenesmos, tenesmi m tension tasis, tasis f throttle adstrangulo 1 throttle astrangulo 1 tie up the neck collum laqueo premo thong agmentum, agmenti n thong amentum, amenti n thong ammentum, ammenti n tramway currus publicus electricus tramway currus publicus oppidanus tramway currus publicus urbanus tramway currus transviarius turn toward attendo 3 (adtendo 3) to overcome :: to perplex :: terrify consterno 1 travel :: tend :: try tendo 3 tense tensus, tensa, tensum tense tentus, tenta, tentum tone :: thunder tonus, toni m tension tensura, tensurae f to thatch :: to throw down consterno 3 throw here and there :: throw about spargo 3 throw down :: throw against affligo 3 (adfligo 3) thrust through :: transfix transverbero 1 to fight with :: to ruin conflicto 1 thresh batto 3 thresh batuo 3 thresh cudo 3 touch gently destringo 3 try adtento 1 try attempto 1 try attemto 1 try attento 1 (adtento 1, attempto 1, adtempto 1, attemto 1) try to get adpeto 3 try to get appeto 3 try to obtain capto 1 tyranny :: top arx, arcis f trick stropha, strophae f trick strophe, strophes f the learned studiosus, studiosi m totter arieto 1 trick demonstrator arte quādam ostentator take a beating calamitatem accipio to satiety saturanter to satiety saturatim the universe summa summarum two feet dipondium, dipondii n two feet dipondius, dipondii m two feet dipundius, dipundii m two feet dupondium, dupondii n two feet dupondius, dupondii m (dupundius, dipundius) top colophon, colophonis m theurgy theurgia, theurgiae f tanned by the sun sole torridus terrace solarium, solarii n ticket, bill :: title of honor :: token :: title of a book titulus, tituli m too scrupulously :: too nicely :: too exactly superstitiose trocar centimalis fistula tweezers anabolium, anabolii n title of a book chirurgumena, chirurgumenorum n the reach complexus, complexus m the neighborhood circumiecta, circumiectorum n take damage damnum facio totter bacillo 1 totter vaccillo 1 totter vacillo 1 to be wet with :: toil sudo 1 thicken tuberasco 3 thicken tubero 1 thickness of trees torus, tori m tumor filled with matter atheroma, atheromatis n tumor tumiditas, tumiditatis f turgidity turgor, turgoris m turgid :: turgid turgidus, turgida, turgidum tumid :: turgid tumidus, tumida, tumidum tumid tumidulus, tumidula, tumidulum table companion :: tablemate concena, concenae m taborer :: timbrel-player tympanotriba, tympanotribae m tackle the war :: take part in the war bellum capesso take a path :: take a route viam ingredior take a position :: take a stand locum capio take a stand :: take a position :: tarry subsisto 3 take action :: take action manum immitto take away by violence :: tear off :: tear away abripio 5 take away secretly :: take away by stealth subduco 3 take away :: take anything from adimo 3 take back an action :: take back a move calculum reduco take before one :: take before the time anticipo 1 take by the tenth part :: tithe addecimo 1 take care of :: treat one carefully adcuro 1 take care of :: to do a thing with care :: treat one carefully accuro 1 (adcuro) take counsel :: to counsel consilior 1 take courage :: take heart animum colligo take for one’s self from a multitude :: take upon one’s self desumo 3 take heart :: take courage animum offirmo take in hand :: take hold of :: take :: take into possession :: take captive capio 5 take much of :: take in strong doses sumptito 1 take off a twig :: take off a shoot deplanto 1 take off the rind :: take off the bark delibro 1 take off :: take away :: take by force :: take away violently aufero take off :: take away a little from anything :: take :: take away delibo 1 take off :: take away demo 3 take someone's help :: take someone's assistance :: take someone's support alicuius opera utor take someone's side :: take sides with someone causam alicuius suscipio take something into account :: take something into consideration contemplationem alicuius rei habeo take something literally :: take something verbatim aliquid totidem verbis transfero take the path through the air :: travel by air aerias vias carpo take the shield after wounding :: take care when it is too late clipeum post vulnera sumo take time to eat :: take one's time at dinner tempus cibi sumo take to one’s self by wish :: take to one’s self by choice adopto 1 take to one’s self :: take with one’s self :: take up :: take :: take as friend :: take up :: take in addition to adsumo 3 take to one’s self :: take with one’s self :: take up :: take :: take as friend :: take up :: take in addition to assumo 3 (adsumo 3) take tough action :: take stronger measures fortioribus remediis utor take tough action :: take stronger measures remediis gravioribus utor take up :: take upon suscipio 5 take upon the neck :: take upon the shoulder succollo 1 take wholly :: take completely :: take up consumo 3 take :: take to one’s self :: take in :: take concipio 5 take :: take up :: take for certain :: take for granted :: take a beginning sumo 3 taken prisoner :: that pertains or belongs to captives :: taken :: taken as booty :: taken by force captivus, captiva, captivum taking of one thing for another :: transumption transsumptio, transsumptionis f taking of one thing for another :: transumption transumptio, transumptionis f taking :: that which is taken captura, capturae f taking :: that which is taken up :: that which is lifted up assumptio, assumptionis f (adsumptio) taking :: that which is taken :: that which is grasped captus, captus m taking :: the right of property acquired by prescription capio, capionis f talk absurdly :: trifle ineptio 4 talk idly :: talk foolishly blatero 1 (blattero 1) talk idly :: talk foolishly blattero 1 talking competition :: talking contest contentio dicendi talking emplily :: talking idly vaniloquus, vaniloqua, vaniloquum tamarisk :: tamariskshrub tamarice, tamarices f tamarisk :: tamariskshrub tamaricium, tamaricii n tamarisk :: tamariskshrub tamaricum, tamarici n tamarisk :: tamariskshrub tamariscus, tamarisci f taste :: try :: touch slightly upon :: treat briefly of degusto 1 tasty food :: tasty meal unctior cena tax collector :: treasurer apodecta, apodectae m tax relief :: tax reduction deminutio vectigalium tax relief :: tax reduction :: tax rebate :: tax allowance tributi levamentum tax :: tell one’s opinion in the Senate :: think censeo 2 tax :: tribute stipendium, stipendii n taxing :: tax :: tribute censitio, censitionis f teach an art :: teach a skill artem doceo teach something in addition to :: teach addoceo 2 teacher of art :: technologist technicus, technici m team of three horses :: triad :: three triga, trigae f tear apart :: tear open (one’s dress) dilorico 1 tear asunder :: tear discindo 3 tear asunder :: tear in pieces :: tear away diripio 5 tear down the wall :: tear down the rampart :: tear out the palisades vallum vello tear off :: tear away :: take away by force avello 3 tear off :: tear away :: tear asunder abscindo 3 tear off :: tear away deripio 5 tear off :: tear away derupio 5 tear to pieces :: tear apart dilancino 1 tear to pieces :: tear apart dilacero 1 tearing apart :: tearing to pieces dilaceratio, dilacerationis f tearing asunder :: tearing to pieces diruptio, diruptionis f tears for the wife :: tears about the death of the wife imber uxorius teasing :: taunting expression :: taunt scomma, scommatis n teeth breaking out :: teeth knocking out dentifrangibulus, dentifrangibula, dentifrangibulum teeth chattering :: teeth gnashing concasus dentium telephone emergency :: telphonic emergency call tēlephonema auxiliarium telephone emergency :: telphonic emergency call tēlephonema auxilium petens telephone set :: telephone apparatus telephonicus television broadcasting :: television broadcast transmissio televisifica tell about :: talk about transloquor 3 tell the absolute truth :: tell the plain truth verissime loquor temperance in drinking :: temperance sobrietas, sobrietatis f templewards :: through the temples templatim temporariness :: temporality temporalitas, temporalitatis f ten each :: ten at a time deceni, decenae, decena ten each :: ten at a time deni, denae, dena tend to surrender :: tend to hand over deditioni immineo tennis match :: tennis tournament certamen teniludiārium tensible :: tensile :: tensionable tensibilis, tensibile tension the strings :: tune the strings chordas intendo tension :: tenseness :: tense adtentus, adtentus m tension :: tenseness :: tense attentus, attentus m tent accommodation :: tent camp hospitium tumultuarium tent-companion :: tent-comrade contubernalis, contubernalis m tent-companionship :: the intercourse of a young man and the general accompanied by him in war :: the accompanying contubernium, contubernii n tent :: the Jewish tabernacle tabernaculum, tabernaculi n tepid bathing-room :: tepid bath tepidarium, tepidarii n terebinth :: turpentine-tree terebinthus, terebinthi f terrible concern :: terrible worry atra cura territory :: the whole of the soil belonging to a community :: the fields :: the open country ager, agri m territory :: toparchy toparchia, toparchiae f testing :: test testatio, testationis f texture :: tissue textus, textus m that announces :: that makes known annuntius, annuntia, annuntium that belongs to another person :: that belongs to another place alienus, aliena, alienum that by which any thing takes place or is done :: that through which any thing takes place or is done causa, causae f that by which something is taken hold of :: tiller ansa, ansae f that can be ascended :: that can be climbed ascensibilis, ascensibile that can be choked :: that can be strangled strangulabilis, strangulabile that can be consumed :: that can be destroyed :: transient consumptibilis, consumptibile that can be heard :: that's good to hear audio (formelhaft) that can be kept :: that can be preserved :: that can be saved :: that can be saved rescued servabilis, servabile that can be seized :: that can be laid hold of comprehensibilis, comprehensibile that can be tripled :: that can be threefold :: that can be triple triplicabilis, triplicabile that can be warmed :: that can be made hot calefactabilis, calefactabile that can be warmed :: that can be made hot calefactibilis, calefactibile that causes pleasure :: that causes voluptabilis, voluptabile that causes terror :: terrific terrificus, terrifica, terrificum that changes its shape or form :: that alters its appearance :: that transforms himself or itself versipellis, versipelle that changes its shape or form :: that alters its appearance :: that transforms himself or itself vorsipellis, vorsipelle that clean boy :: that clean lad bellissimus ille pusio that contains of two :: that consists of two binarius, binaria, binarium that contributes nothing to an entertainment :: that scot-free asumbolus, asumbola, asumbolum that contributes nothing to an entertainment :: that scot-free asymbolus, asymbola, asymbolum that cultivates the truth :: that regards the truth vericola, vericolae c that directs in any direction :: that sends in any direction directorius, directoria, directorium that dwells upon a river :: that grows by a river amnicola, amnicolae c that easily believes a thing :: trusting credulus, credula, credulum that exists or takes place in a continuous multitude :: thick creber, crebra, crebrum that follows after others :: that runs after others secutuleius, secutuleia, secutuleium that follows after :: that succeeds to something :: that supplies the place of something succedaneus, succedanea, succedaneum that follows after :: that succeeds to something :: that supplies the place of something succidaneus, succidanea, succidaneum that gives pleasure :: tender delicatus, delicata, delicatum that happens by chance :: thoughtless temerarius, temeraria, temerarium that has a tuft or crest :: tufted cristatus, cristata, cristatum that has come on suddenly :: that has come on unexpectedly subitus, subita, subitum that has three stakes :: that is propped up by three pales tripalis, tripale that has two heads :: twoheaded :: two-peaked :: that extends on two opposite sides :: twofold anceps, ancipitis that have the care of household stuff :: that have the care of furniture supellecticarius, supellecticarii m that holds fast :: that clings firmly pertinax, pertinacis that is before in rank :: that is before in importance antiquior, antiquius that is beyond the mountains :: tramontane transmontanus, transmontana, transmontanum that is beyond the Po transpadaneus, transpadanea, transpadaneum that is beyond the Po transpadanus, transpadana, transpadanum that is beyond the Rhine transrhenanus, transrhenana, transrhenanum that is beyond the sea :: transmarine transfretanus, transfretana, transfretanum that is beyond the world :: transcend the world ultramundanus, ultramundana, ultramundanum that is beyond :: that is on the other side ulter, tra, trum [ulterior, ultimus] that is carried over sea :: that is transported over sea traiecticius, traiecticia, traiecticium that is casily passed through :: that easily passes through commeabilis, commeabile that is conceived :: that is ordered :: that is directed conceptivus, conceptiva, conceptivum that is decisive for the victory :: the victory is based on that in eo victoria vertitur that is easily cooked :: that ripens early coctivus, coctiva, coctivum that is easily loosed :: that is easily taken apart solutilis, solutile that is in view :: that comes in view :: that attracts the attention to itself conspicuus, conspicua, conspicuum that is neighboring to one :: taking part in affinis, affine that is nourished :: that brought up alumnus, alumni m that is or lies beyond the Alps :: transalpine transalpicus, transalpica, transalpicum that is or lies beyond the Alps :: transalpine transalpinus, transalpina, transalpinum that is passed over in silence :: that is done without words :: tacit :: that exists in silence tacitus, tacita, tacitum that is present by coming :: that happens out of course :: that is acquired without one’s own effort :: that pertains to arrival adventicius, adventicia, adventicium that is pushed :: that may be pushed trusatilis, trusatile that is stripped :: that is plucked off strictivus, strictiva, strictivum that is to be apprehended :: that is to be feared curabilis, curabile that is to be feared :: that is to be reverenced :: terrible verendus, verenda, verendum that is truly said :: true veridicus, veridica, veridicum that is turned round :: that turns itself round :: turning volubilis, volubile that is under the standard :: that serves under the standard subsignanus, subsignana, subsignanum that is under water :: that belongs under water subaquaneus, subaquanea, subaquaneum that is used :: that made use of usuarius, usuaria, usuarium that lasts a year :: that continues through a year :: that returns every year :: that recurs every year :: that happens every year annuus, annua, annuum that lasts two lustra :: that lasts ten years bilustris, bilustre that leaps across :: that goes across transilis, transile that makes lonely :: that makes desolate desolatorius, desolatoria, desolatorium that may be blotted out :: that may be destroyed delebilis, delebile that may be borne :: tolerable tolerabilis, tolerabile that may be breathed :: that serves to sustain life :: that can breathe spirabilis, spirabile that may be buried :: that may be hidden :: that may be concealed sepelibilis, sepelibile that may be contradicted :: that may be spoken against contradicibilis, contradicibile that may be felt :: that may be handled contrectabilis, contrectabile that may be found everywhere :: trivial trivialis, triviale that may be found everywhere :: trivial trivenefica, triveneficae f that may be got over :: that may be surmounted :: that may be overcome :: that may be subdued superabilis, superabile that may be injured :: that may be injured violabilis, violabile that may be loosed :: that may be taken apart solubilis, solubile that may be misled :: that may be seduced seductibilis, seductibile that may be misled :: that may be seduced seductilis, seductile that may be scattered :: that may be dispersed sparsilis, sparsile that may be seen :: that is worth seeing spectabilis, spectabile that may be shorn :: that may be cut :: that may be clipped tonsilis, tonsile that may be sucked :: that may be supped up sorbilis, sorbile that may be touched :: tangible tactilis, tactile that may be touched :: tangible tangibilis, tangibile that may be touched :: that may be handled :: that may be taken hold of :: that may be wrought :: tractable tractabilis, tractabile that of which a thing consists :: the being substantia, substantiae f that on which something rests or depends :: the chief point continens, continentis n that passes over into another class :: transgressive transgressivus, transgressiva, transgressivum that pertains to copper :: that is made of copper :: that is made of bronze aerarius, aeraria, aerarium that pertains to an arrival :: that pertains to a guest adventorius, adventoria, adventorium that returns every year :: that happens every year :: that is used every year anniversalis, anniversale that returns every year :: that happens every year :: that is used every year anniversarius, anniversaria, anniversarium that serves for use :: that is fit for use :: that pays interest ussurarius, ussuraria, ussurarium that serves for use :: that is fit for use :: that pays interest usurarius, usuraria, usurarium that serves for use :: that is fit for use :: that pays interest usurarius, usuraria, usurarium that serves to divide :: that serves to part discriminalis, discriminale that speaks the truth :: truth-telling veredicus, veredica, veredicum that speaks the truth :: truth-telling veridicus, veridica, veridicum that supports itself on sea-weed :: that lives upon sea-weed algensis, algense that testifies :: that proves declarat that throws to the ground :: that throws his rider :: that fall prostrate sternax, sternacis that turns round :: that moves round versatilis, versatile that which binds or obliges to the performance of certain services :: that for which one binds himself to some service or duty auctoramentum, auctoramenti n that which binds together :: that which binds fast :: thong :: tie copla, coplae f that which binds together :: that which binds fast :: thong :: tie copula, copulae f that which binds together :: that which binds fast :: thong :: tie copulum, copuli n that which concitiates :: that which unites conciliatricula, conciliatriculae f that which disfigures :: that which dishonors dehonestamentum, dehonestamenti n that which fills up :: that which completes :: that gives the full weight complementum, complementi n that which hangs to any thing :: thorny shrub appendix, appendicis f that which is clear to the senses :: the chattering notes of the nightingale argutia, argutiae f that which is clear to the senses :: the chattering notes of the nightingale argutiae, argutiarum f that which is crooked :: that which is wrong curvum, curvi n that which is enigmatical or dark in a figurative representation :: that which is dark :: that which is obscure :: that which is inexplicable aenigma, aenigmatis n that which is open :: that which is free apertum, aperti n that which is seemly :: that which is suitable decorum, decori n that which is single :: that which is simple simplum, simpli n that which is superfluous :: that which is useless vacantia, vacantium n that which is woven :: that which is plaited together :: that which is braided together :: that which is fitted together :: texture textum, texti n that which is wrought in :: that which is woven in :: thread :: threads of the Fates subtegmen, subtegminis n that which is wrought in :: that which is woven in :: thread :: threads of the Fates subtemen, subteminis n that which joins together :: that which unites together coniunctrix, coniunctricis f that which makes firm :: that which makes solid solidamen, solidaminis n that which makes firm :: that which makes solid solidamentum, solidamenti n that which occasions :: that which produces :: that which procures conciliatrix, conciliatriis f that which serves for spreading :: that which serves for littering stramentum, stramenti n that which spins or twirls round :: tornado :: twirl :: twist turben, turbinis n that which spins round :: that which twirls round :: tornado :: twirl, twist turbo, turbinis m that which spins round :: that which twirls round :: tornado :: twirl, twist turbus, turbi m that wipes out :: that blots out deletilis, deletile that with which any thing is bound :: tie vinclum, vincli n that with which any thing is bound :: tie vinculum, vinculi n that's where it's a problem :: that's where the oxen are on the hill! :: that's where the water doesn't want to run aqua haeret the abuse does not abolish the use :: the exception proves the rule abusus non tollit usum the accusation is obscure :: the accusation is not provable crimen caecum est the actual flow :: the actual current amnis iustus the army platoons collide :: the army platoons meet each other agmina coeunt the assembly of the Senate :: the Senate curia, curiae f the averaged :: the halved :: the half dichotomena, dichotomenatis n title of one of Plato’s dialogues symposion, symposii n title of one of Plato’s dialogues symposium, symposii n the barking around :: the roaring around circumlatratus, circumlatratus m the battle-signal sounds :: the trumpet gives the signal to fight classicum canit the bereaved :: the mourners :: the grieving :: the suffering lugentes, lugentium m the best opportunity for you :: the for you most favorable opportunity tua occasio the birds do not approve something :: the birds advise against something aves abdicunt aliquid the boundless, empty space :: the lower world :: the confused, formless, primitive mass out of which the universe was made chaos n the Calends :: the first day of the month Calendae, Calendarum f (Kalendae, Kalendarum f) the Calends :: the first day of the month Kalendae, Kalendarum f the cat doesn't stop mousing :: the cat doesn't stop catching mice catuli murilegio gaudent the chief elders :: the senior elders archigerontes, archigerontum m the city has fallen :: the city has been conquered urbs cecidit the city has fallen :: the city has been conquered urbs expugnata est the city is destroyed to the ground :: the city is razed to the ground urbs solo tenus deiecta est the city is destroyed to the ground :: the city is razed to the ground urbs usque ad solum diruta est the clerical order :: the clergy clerus, cleri m the colony laid out under a lucky star :: the colony established under a good star colonia auspicato deducta the coming time :: the offspring veniens aetas the coming to shore of a fleet or ship :: the ship or fleet that comes to land cataplus, catapli m the coming :: the future :: the coming time :: the coming days ventura, venturorum n the condition of a captivus :: taking captivitas, captivitatis f the conspiracy begins :: the conspiracy takes its beginning coniuratio coeptat the consuls compared on the division of the provinces :: the consuls agreed on the division of the provinces consules inter se provincias comparaverunt the corporeal nature :: the corporeal structure corporatura, corporaturae f the correct use of language :: the use of language without errors consuetudo pura et incorrupta sermonis the Curia Hostilia built by Tullus Hostilius :: the Curia curia Hostilia the Cynthian goddess, Diana :: the moon, as a goddess Cynthia, Cynthiae f the day is already approaching its end :: the day is already coming to an end dies iam vergit the decisive hour :: the decisive time ultimi discriminis tempus the deities :: the gods caelestes, caelestium (coelestes, coelestium m) the deliberations are finished :: the deliberations are at an end consulta sunt consilia the desire to travel is rekindled :: the desire to travel flares up anew animus proficiscendi reaccenditur the detainees :: the incarcerated :: the prison inmates :: the arrestees custodiae, custodiarum f the devoted :: the faithful devoti, devotorum m the die is cast! :: the game is ventured! alea iacta est the difficulties increase :: the difficulties worsen difficultates maiorantur the disrespectfulness ingrained by freedom :: the disrespectfulness reinforced by freedom coalita libertate irreverentia the election was relatively quiet :: the election proceeded relatively calmly cursus electionis relative tranquillus fuit the elevated seat of the emperor in the theatre :: the bed of a stone cubiculum, cubiculi n the end of life is approaching :: the end of life is imminent vitae finis adest the everyday :: the usual usitata, usitatorum n the extreme :: the worst :: the last :: the end ultimum, ultimi n the face wrinkles :: the face pulls in wrinkles vultus colligit rugas the farthest :: the uttermost :: the farthest :: the most distant part of any thing ultimus, ultima, ultimum the female sex :: the female gender altera sors the field wants to bear fruit :: the field is greening ager parturit the final moments :: the dying moments suprema, supremorum n the first years :: the early years anni primitivi the fleet consists of a hundred ships :: the fleet includes one hundred ships classis centum navium est the following day :: the next day altero die the following :: the next to the first :: the second secundus, secunda, secundum the forces are weakening :: the forces decrease vires pauperescunt the forces are weakening :: the forces decrease vires torpent the frail and weak body :: the decrepit and weak body corpus caducum et infirmum the gilding :: the putting around of gold circumdatio auri the goddess of Love :: the planet Venus venus, veneris f the good :: talent bonum, boni n the goods are ownerless :: the goods are abandoned bona vacant the ground was warm with blood :: the ground steamed with murder caede tepebat humus the guard cohort :: the watchkeeping cohort cohors, quae in statione est the hair of the head :: the hair capillum, capilli n the hair of the head :: the hair :: the hair of men :: the hair of animals :: the threads or fibres of plants capillus, capilli m the happy persons :: the fortunate persons :: the well-off people beati, beatorum m the highest :: the very highest summus, summi m the hinder part :: the back part :: the back aversum, aversi n the hoofbeat roars :: the hoofbeat thunders ungula sonat the house is spinning before my eyes :: the house turns before my eyes vertigine tectum ambulat the independent doer :: the independent practitioner autopractor, autopractoris m the inhabitants of heaven :: the gods caelites, caelitum m the knob of a joint :: the knuckle of a joint condulus, conduli m the knob of a joint :: the knuckle of a joint condylus, condyli m the last of life, death :: the highest honor supremitas, supremitatis f the liberal arts :: the fine arts artes ingenuae the literal expression :: the actual expression vocabulum poprium the litigation is initiated :: the lawsuit is filed lis contestatur the loss of people was the same on both sides :: the number of killed was the same on both sides caedes utrimque par fuit the luxuriant Corinth :: the lush Corinth :: the lascivious Corinth uncta Corinthus the man superior to all in cunning :: the very cleverest vir omnium callidissimus the matter concerns me :: the matter depends on me :: the matter falls within my sphere of responsibility res vertitur in meo foro the matter requires caution :: the matter admits of caution res cautionem habet the means by which an assertion or assumption may be made clear, proved :: the sign by which any thing is known argumentum, argumenti n the morning reddens :: the dawn appears aurora rubescit the mutilated :: the maimed colobicus, colobici m the near and distant future :: the nearer and later time consequens ac posterum tempus the need is present :: the need exists usus adest the need requires it :: the need occurs usus venit the nonprofit :: the charitable conducibile, conducibilis n the number four :: tetrad tetradeum, tetradei n the number four :: tetrad tetradium, tetradii n the number ten :: ten asses decus, deci m the number ten :: ten asses decusis, decusis m the number ten :: ten asses decussis, decussis m the number three :: triad trias, triados f town and harbor in Latium Caieta, Caietae f the office of a Spectabilis :: the dignity of a Spectabilis spectabilitas, spectabilitatis f the old woman :: the old lady :: the ancient one casca, cascae f the old :: the former vetera, veterum n the old :: the prehistoric antiqua, antiquorum n the oldest class of veterans :: the last summoned veterans vexillarii, vexillariorum m the open jaws of war :: the open maw of war belli os et fauces the opinion about it is unanimous :: there is a unanimous voice una et consentiens vox est the other of two :: the other :: the second :: the next :: the one of two alter, altera, alterum the other :: the other part ceterus, cetera, ceterum the pale, evergreen box-tree :: things made of boxwood buxus, buxi f the passions are gone :: the passions are extinguished cupiditates deferbuerunt the peculiar characteristic of a thing :: the unmistakable emblem of a thing alicuius rei insigne proprium et peculiare the perfidy of fate :: the perfidy of destiny violentia fortunae the place where the bodies of the dead were burned and buried :: tomb :: the site :: the burned body itself :: the ashes bustum, busti n the place where the chorus was trained and practised :: the preparing and bringing out of a chorus choragium, choragii n the place where two rivers unite :: the confluence confluens confluentis m the plant batrachion or herba scelerata :: the plant bryonia apiastellum, apiastelli n the plant chamelaea :: the dwarf olive citocacium, citocacii n the population of the city is growing :: the city is growing in population urbs frequentia crescit the pot is overflowing :: the pot becomes overfull aula bacchatur the privileges of a Roman citizen :: the citizens united in a community civitas, civitatis f the projecting or extreme part of a thing :: the projecting part of a pediment acroterium, acroterii n the proper symmetry of the limbs :: the proper balance of the limbs commoditas et aequitas membrorum the property of a stranger :: the affairs of strangers :: the interests of strangers :: things strange :: things foreign :: things not belonging to the matter in hand alienum, alieni n the pros and cons :: the for and against contrariae rationes the public stage :: the public scaena, scaenae f (scena, scenae f) the pulse of any age :: the peculiarities of any age venae cuiusque aetatis the quality of atrox :: tumult atrocitas, atrocitatis f the quality of being antiquus :: the ancients antiquitas, antiquitatis f the quickening :: the animating animatio, animationis f the rage subsides :: the rage fades away ira vanescit the reason is easy to find :: the reason is obvious causa facile inveniri potest the rest of Greece :: the remaining part of Greece cetera Graecia the rest :: the others ceteri, ceterae, cetera the ridges of a mountain :: the sail-yards :: the arm of a catapult bracchium, bracchii n the riots that had begun in the suburbs spread :: the riots that had started in the suburbs spread tumultus in suburbio orti extendebantur the rumor had caught the people :: the rumour had taken hold of the people auditus animos occupaverat the sacred :: that which has reference to the Deity ceremonia, ceremoniae f the sacred :: that which has reference to the Deity cerimonia, cerimoniae f the sacred :: the divine :: that which has reference to the Deity caeremonia, caeremoniae f the sacred :: the divine :: that which has reference to the Deity caerimonia, caerimoniae f (caeremonia, ceremonia) the sacred :: the divine :: that which has reference to the Deity caerimōnium, caerimōnii n the sails go down :: the sails are retracted vela cadunt the sails go down :: the sails are retracted vela deduco the scab :: the itch scabres, scabris f the scab :: the itch scabritia, scabritiae f the Sceptics :: the disciples of Pyrrho sceptici, scepticorum m the sea began to rise :: the sea began to surge :: the sea began to swell aequor perhorruit the secret principles of governance :: the secret principles of rule arcana dominationis the secret principles of governance :: the secret principles of rule arcana imperii the sense of words :: the meaning of words sensibilitas, sensibilitatis f the seven stars near the north pole :: the Great Bear :: the Little Bear septentrio, septentrionis m the shot backfire :: the spit turns around :: the sheet turns currente retro funis it rota the sick :: the patients aegrotantes, aegrotantium m the sloughing of the skin of snakes :: the shedding of the skin of snakes :: the slough cast off by a snake vernatio, vernationis f the snake tapers off :: the snake rejuvenates vernat anguis the spears threatening death :: the bullets threatening death tela mortem vibrantia the spin :: the skid amentatio, amentationis f the spoil of an animal :: the skin of an animal stripped off spolium, spolii n the summer has passed :: the summer is gone aestas se circumegit the superfluous :: the redundant superfluum, superflui n the tables will be turned :: the tide will turn circumagetur hic orbis the tenth part :: tith decuma, decumae f the terrible :: the horrible :: the awful timenda, timendorum n the theatre curtain is dropped (at the beginning) :: the theatre curtain rises aulaeum mittitur the theatre curtain is dropped (at the beginning) :: the theatre curtain rises aulaeum premitur the thick sediment of a liquid :: the dregs crassamen, crassaminis n the thick sediment of a liquid :: the dregs :: the thickness of an object :: the thick sediment of a liquid :: the dregs crassamentum, crassamenti n the thing is put through its paces :: the thing is tested in every possible way armis et castris temptata res est the tide sets in :: the tide begins to rise aestus ex alto se incitat the time through which a person lives :: the time through which a thing lasts :: time of existence :: time unending aevitas, aevitatis f the time when the sun seems to stand still :: the heat of summer solstitium, solstitii n the tithe :: the tenth decima, decimae f (decuma, decumae f) the top, summit (of a building) :: the dome of heaven :: top of the prow of a ship culmen, culminis n the transfer from one species of composition to another :: the rounding of a period conversio, conversionis f the tree wobbles :: the tree wavers vacillat arbor the trees green up :: the trees turn green arbores frondescunt the triple :: three times as much triplum, tripli n the upper air :: the upper world :: the earth :: the brightness surrounding a deity aethera, aetherae f the upper air :: the upper world :: the earth :: the brightness surrounding a deity aether, aetheris m the upper air :: the bright sky aethra, aethrae f the upper side of a thing :: top superficies, superficiei f the vines are haunted :: the vines are hailed vites grandine contunduntur the vines are haunted :: the vines are hailed vites grandine excutiuntur the vines are haunted :: the vines are hailed vites grandine percutiuntur the war has cost many lives :: the war has taken many lives bellum multos homines absumpsit the watch fires are lit :: the watch fires shine collucent ignes the water falls :: the water drops aqua recedit the water falls :: the water level sinks undae recedunt the whole camp is chaotic :: the whole camp is in confusion totis castris trepidatur the whole system is thrown over :: the whole system is upset tota ratio iacet the whole world :: the universe universum, universi n the whole :: the whole number of things :: the whole world :: the universe universitas, universitatis f the wind dies down :: the wind decreases ventus remittit the wind dies down :: the wind is dying down ventus cadit the wind dies down :: the wind is dying down ventus cessat the wind has died down :: the wind has calmed down :: the wind has settled ventus cecidit the wind has stopped :: the wind has suspended ventus cessavit the wind increases :: the wind picks up ventus increbrescit (increbescit) the witnesses' statements are contradictory :: the witnesses contradict each other :: the witnesses disagree testis testi diversa dicit the wood of the boxtree :: things made of boxwood :: top :: the boxtree buxum, buxi n the words are lost :: the words go into the void verba profectu carent the words correspond :: the words match verba verbis respondent the words go unheard :: the words are in vain verba fiunt mortuo the worms (a disease of animals) :: the bots verminatio, verminationis f the worst fighting turmoil :: the fiercest battle turmoil tumultuosissimum pugnae the year before :: the previous year anno ante the year before :: the previous year anno proximo the year has passed :: the year has gone by annus circumactus est the years go by :: the years pass anni eunt then at length :: then indeed tum demum theorists :: theoreticians canonici, canonicorum m there is a standstill in trade :: trade has come to a standstill :: trade is at rest mercatura iacet there is disagreement,there is a contradiction :: there is a discrepancy discrepat there is no fault :: there is no guilt culpa nulla subest there is no occasion for singing :: there is no occasion for imagination, fiction non est cantandum there is time for :: there is room for :: there is leisure for vacat there’s a viper in the bush :: there’s a hidden danger vipera est in veprecula thereafter :: thereupon :: then dein thereafter :: thereupon :: then deinde these are mere words :: these are just words :: these are empty phrases verba istaec sunt they confer with someone :: they are talking to someone colloquuntur cum aliquo they conspire :: they plot coniurant (inter se) they conspire :: they plot coniurationem faciunt they discuss among themselves :: they put their heads together colloquuntur inter se they talk on horseback :: they converse on horseback colloquuntur ex equis they talk through someone :: they are talking through an intermediary colloquuntur per aliquem thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances :: thick broth cremor, cremoris m thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances :: thick broth cremum, cremi n thick :: tardy spissus, spissa, spissum thick :: thickly set with :: thickly covered with densus, densa, densum thicket of briers :: thorn brake senticetum, senticeti n thicket of rods :: thicket of osiers virgetum, virgeti n thickness :: thick matter crassitudo, crassitudinis f thin branches :: twigs scopae, scoparum f thing that excites terror :: thing that frights terricula, terriculae f things someone pleasing :: things someone acceptable volentia alicui thinking :: thought cogitatio, cogitationis f thinking :: thought cogitamen, cogitaminis n thinking :: thought cogitatus, cogitatus m thinking :: thoughtful cogitabundus, cogitabunda, cogitabundum thinness :: tenuity tenuitas, tenuitatis f third part :: third part of an as :: third part of an aureus :: third of a juger :: third of a foot triens, trientis m third stories :: third floors tristega, tristegorum n thirst :: thirst for sitio 4 thirst :: thirst sitis, sitis f thirsting :: thirsty :: thirsting for sitiens, sitientis thirty at a time :: thirty each :: thirty triceni, tricenae, tricena thirty at a time :: thirty each :: thirty trigeni, trigenae, trigena this alone :: this only :: this one alone hic unus this appertains to me :: this pertains to me (id) me attinet this belongs to me :: this concerns me (id) me attinet this is how I advise in this matter :: this is my recommendation about it :: this is my advice about it de ea re ita censeo this is of moment for me :: this is of importance for me (id) me attinet this is what I think about it :: this is my opinion about it :: this is how I judge it de ea re ita censeo this relates to me :: this refers to me (id) me attinet this still needs to be discussed :: there is still a need for negotiation :: this has not yet been fully discussed de hac re etiam agendum est thorn-bearing :: thorny spinifer, spinifera, spiniferum thorn-bearing :: thorny spiniger, spinigera, spinigerum thorn :: toothpick spina, spinae f thorn :: thornbush sentis, sentis m thoroughly moved :: troubled sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum those who make out the censor’s lists :: the censor’s lists censuales, censualium m threat :: threatening comminatio, comminationis f threaten one with something :: threaten with an attack comminor 1 threaten someone with a lawsuit :: threaten someone with legal action crimen alicui intento threaten someone's civil and economic existence :: threaten someone's livelihood alicuius caput ac fortunas oppugno three born at a birth :: three twin-brothers :: threefold :: triple :: triform trigeminus canis three born at a birth :: three twin-brothers :: threefold :: triple :: triform trigeminus, trigemina, trigeminum three bottles :: three pints trisextium, trisextii n three each :: three :: threefold :: triple trini, trinae, trina three hundred each :: three hundred distributively treceni, trecenae, trecena three men holding an office together :: three men associated in public business :: three joint commissioners triumviri, triumvirorum m three men holding an office together :: three men associated in public business :: three joint commissioners tresviri, tresvirorum three months old :: that ripens in three months :: that remain with us but three months trimestris, trimestre three times as much :: threefold portion :: triple triplex, triplicis n three times bigger :: three times larger triplo maior three times :: thrice ter three twelfths of an as :: trifle teruncius, teruncii m three years before :: three years ago tribus annis ante three years before :: three years ago tribus ante annis three-cleft :: three-forked :: threepointed :: threefold :: triple :: threeforked trisulcus, trisulca, trisulcum three-cornered :: triangular :: trigonal trigonus, trigona, trigonum three-footed seat :: tripod tripus, tripodis m three-legged chair :: tripod chair tripeccia, tripecciae f three-legged chair :: tripod chair tripetia, tripetiae f three-legged figure :: triangle triscelum, trisceli n three-month ceasefire :: three-month armistice trimestres indutiae three-sided :: trilateral trilaterus, trilatera, trilaterum three :: triple :: three each trinus, trina, trinum threefold marriage :: third marriage :: trigamy trigamia, trigamiae f threefold :: triple triiugus, triiuga, triiugum threefold :: triple triplaris, triplare threefold :: triple triplasius, triplasia, triplasium threeleaved grass :: trefoil trifolium, trifolii n thrice bound together :: threefold teriugus, teriuga, teriugum thrice poisoner :: triple-dyed scoundrel :: thorough knave terveneficus, tervenefici m thricebearing :: that bears fruit three times a year trifer, trifera, triferum throttle :: torment :: torture strangulo 1 through each tribe :: tribe by tribe tributim throw a skewer against someone :: throw a spear at someone tragulam inicio in aliquem throw a thing to :: throw adicio 5 throw across :: throw :: transfer :: transport traicio 5 throw down :: turn out of possession deicio 5 throw down :: take away deruo 3 (tr.) throw into disorder :: throw into confusion conturbo 1 throw lime on :: to lime caleco 1 throw lime on :: to lime calico 1 throw off by sweating :: to sweat out sudo 1 throw on the earth :: throw decubo 1 throw on :: throw above superinicio 5 throw or fall head foremost :: turn a somersault cernuo 1 throw over :: throw upon supermitto 3 throw together :: throw :: turn :: treat coicio 5 throw together :: throw :: turn :: treat conicio 5 throw together :: throw together in speaking conicio 5 throw together :: to conjecture coniecto 1 throw up by vomiting :: throw or pour out in abundance vomo 3 throw :: throw about sipo 1 throw :: throw about supo 1 throw :: throw over amphibalum, amphibali n throwing down :: throwing out :: turning out of possession deiectio, deiectionis f throwing down :: throwing to the ground strages, stragis f throwing over :: throwing on superiectio, superiectionis f throwing together :: throwing, throwing down :: turning coniectus, coniectus m throwing up, vomiting :: that which is thrown up by vomiting vomitus, vomitus m thrust away :: thrust down detrudo 3 thrust through :: transpierce :: transfix transfigo 3 thrust through :: transfix :: transpierce transfodio 5 thrust together :: thrust :: to crowd in contrudo 3 thrust with the horns :: tremble conisco 1 thunder down :: thunder :: thunder forth detono 1 thunder :: thunder forth tono 1 thy :: thine tuus, tua, tuum tickle of the lust :: titillation of the lust titillatio voluptatum tickle :: titillate titillo 1 tickling :: titillation titillatio, titillationis f tie on top :: tie at the top superalligo 1 tie the hair in a knot :: tie up one's hair in a knot crinem nodo substringo tiger :: tigress :: tiger-skin tigris, tigridis c tiger :: tigress :: tiger-skin tigris, tigris c tiles :: tiled roof tegula, tegulae f timber business :: timber trade negotium abietarium time goes by :: time passes tempus transit time is playing for me :: time is playing into my hands tempus me iuvat time is playing for me :: time is playing into my hands tempus mihi prodest time slot :: time frame tempus ac spatium to a hair :: to a nicety ad unguem to a hair :: to a nicety in unguem to arrange with someone :: to agree with someone consilia communico cum aliquo to avoid parables :: to leave parables aside ut omittam similitudines to be at enmity :: to hate each other irreconcilably implacabiliter odi to be blasted by a constellation :: to be palsied by a constellation :: to be planet :: to be struck :: to be sunstruck sideror 1 to be brief :: to abbreviate me :: to be short ut ad pauca redeam to be brief :: to abbreviate me :: to be short ut brevi complectar to be brief :: to abbreviate me :: to be short ut brevi praecidam to be brief :: to abbreviate me :: to be short ut breviter complectar to be brief :: to abbreviate me :: to be short ut breviter dicam to be brief :: to keep it short ut paucis complectar to be brief :: to keep it short :: to make a long story short ut ut brevi comprehendam to be dependent on someone :: to be fed by someone de alicuius vesperi ceno to be full of :: to be filled with :: to be abound in a thing scaturio 4 (scaturrio 4) to be full of :: to be filled with :: to be abound in a thing scaturrio 4 to be in money embarrassment :: to be in money trouble de pecunia laboro to be much accustomed :: to be much wont solito 1 to be old :: to be weak :: to be feeble seneo 2 to be on the watch :: to be on the lookout in speculis sum to be party-colored :: to be variegated variego 1 to be plentiful :: to swarm :: to gush forth with :: to be full of scateo 2 to be plentiful :: to swarm :: to gush forth with :: to be full of scato 3 to be scurfy :: to be scabby scabreō 2 to bear seed :: to run to seed semento 1 to both places :: to both parts :: to both sides utroque to chop :: to chaff :: to shred concido 3 to climb :: to ascend scando 3 to swarm :: to abound scaturio 4 (scaturrio 4) to concern oneself only fleetingly with something :: to deal with something only superficially extremis digitis aliquid attingo to cut with the sickle :: to mow with the sickle sicilio 4 to dig into :: tear up saucio 1 to do something frequently :: to do something in multitudes celebro 1 to either one of two sides :: to either side utrolibet to exercise :: train condoceo 2 to feast with others :: to banquet with others convivo 1 to feast with others :: to banquet with others convivor 1 to give the example :: to cite the example ut hoc afferam to mount :: to embark :: take ship conscendo 3 to my great joy :: to my great satisfaction cum magna mea voluptate to my great pain :: to my great sorrow cum magno meo dolore to notify someone :: to make sure someone :: to inform someone certum aliquem facio to place one’s self anywhere :: take one’s place :: take position consisto 3 to pollute :: to defile :: to contaminate :: to desecrate scelero 1 to put it briefly :: to make a long story short ut paucis (rem) absolvam to put to death on the cross :: torture :: torment crucio 1 to remain in the same parable :: to stay in the same parable ut in eodem simili verser to satisfy :: to satiate satullo 1 to say it once and for all :: to put it once and for all ut semel dicam to scratch :: to scrape scabo 3 to seek a knot in a bulrush :: to find a difficulty where there is none quaero in scirpo nodum to someone's detriment :: to the injury of somone damnose to someone's disadvantage :: to someone's expense alicuius impendio to speak with greater force :: to emphasise it more ut emphaticoteron dicam to stream :: to flow scaturio 4 (scaturrio 4) to strike one thing against another :: to strike :: to contend confligo 3 to sum up my words :: to summarize my words ut eorum, quae dixi, summam faciam to talk with Cicero :: to speak with Cicero ut Ciceronis verbis utar to the measure :: to the limit :: to a great measure :: to a full measure admodum to this place :: thus far :: to such a degree adhuc to this :: thus far :: to such a degree - as adeo (2) to train :: teach condocefacio 5 to trust someone to predict the future :: to trust someone to be able to predict the future te futura prospicere credo to which of two places :: to which side, to which part utro to-morrow :: the future cras to :: toward ad + Akk. token :: the matter which lies at the basis of any written or artistic representation :: theme argumentum, argumenti n toll :: tax vectigal, vectigalis n tomorrow :: the morrow crastinum, crastini n tone leading :: tone sequence agoge, agoges f tongue of a dovetail :: tenon of a dovetail suscus, suscudis f tool :: tools arma, armorum n tooth :: tine :: tooth of envy dens, dentis m torment, rack :: torture severely concrucio 1 torment :: torture cruciabilitas, cruciabilitatis f torment :: torture tortio, tortionis f tormenter :: torturer cruciator, cruciatoris m tormenting :: torturing cruciabilis, cruciabile tortoise :: the constellation Lyra chelys, chelyos f tortoise :: tortoise-shell testudo, testudinis f torture someone :: torment someone cruciatu aliquem afficio torture violently :: torment discrucio 1 torture :: torment torto 1 torture :: torment cruciatus, cruciatus m torture :: torment carnificium, carnificii n torture :: torment cruciamen, cruciaminis n torture :: torment cruciamentum, cruciamenti n torture :: torment tortiono 1 torturer :: tormentor conflictor, conflictoris m torturing :: tormenting cruciabundus, cruciabunda, cruciabundum toss :: toss to and fro :: toss grain into the air ventilo 1 totally devoted :: totally consecrated dedicatissimus, dedicatissima, dedicatissimum touch a sore spot :: touch on a delicate subject ulcus tango (attingo) touch on all sides :: touch :: take hold of :: taste :: touch impurely contingo 3 touch one gently :: touch one softly molli articulo tracto aliquem touch one lightly :: touch one gently digito aliquem attingo touch sharply :: twit taxo 1 touch someone :: touch a hair on someone's head digito aliquem attingo touch :: taste :: to approach :: touch upon in speaking attingo 3 touch :: taste :: to approach :: touch upon in speaking adtingo 3 touch :: touch in examining :: touch carnally :: take by stealth contracto 1 touch :: touch in examining :: touch carnally :: take by stealth contrecto 1 touch :: take :: take away tango 3 touching :: term applied to words which denote a taking of many things together adtrectatio, adtrectationis f touching :: term applied to words which denote a taking of many things together attrectatio, attrectationis f touching :: treatment :: treatise :: tractate tractatus, tractatus m touching :: touch adtactus, adtactus m touching :: touch attactus, attactus m touching :: touch tactus, tactus m touching :: touch tactio, tactionis f touching :: touch :: twinge stringor, stringoris m touchstone :: test-stone basanites, basanitae m touring theatre :: touring stage theatrum ambulatorium towards day :: towards morning sublucanus, sublucana, sublucanum towards the left side :: to the left sinistrorsum towards the left side :: to the left sinistrorsus towards the left side :: to the left sinistroversum towards the left side :: to the left sinistroversus towards the right side :: to the right dextrorsum (dextrorsus, dextroversum) towards the right side :: to the right dextrorsus towards the right side :: to the right dextrorsus vergens towards the right side :: to the right dextroversum towering rocks :: towering cliffs cautes celsae towering rocks :: towering cliffs cautis, cautis f track armour :: tracked armour lorica serta tracker :: tracer vestigator, vestigatoris m tracker :: tracer vestigiator, vestigiatoris m trade of procurer :: trade of pimping :: trade of pandering conciliatura, conciliaturae f trade together :: traffic together commercor 1 trade union member :: trade unionist collegii opificum particeps trade union movement :: trade unionism collegiorum opificum motus trade union work :: trade union activity collegii opificum navitas traffic in any thing :: trade in any thing cauponor 1 tragedy poet :: tragedian vates cothurnatus train :: troop agmen, agminis n transcendent :: transcend the world transmundanus, transmundana, transmundanum transferring of the possession to another :: transferring of one’s self alienatio, alienationis f transformable :: transfigurable transfigurabilis, transfigurabile transformer :: transfigurer transfigurator, transfiguratoris m transgression of law :: transgression delictum, delicti n translate something from Greek into Latin :: transfer something from Greek into Latin aliquid e Graeco in Latinum (sermonem) converto (verto) transportation :: traffic res vectoria transverse furrow :: transversal furrow sulcus transversus travel by ship :: travel by sea classe proficiscor travelling circus :: troop of barnstormers circus ambulatorius travelling circus :: troop of barnstormers circus circumforaneus tread all around :: trample upon all around circumcalco 1 tread all around :: trample upon all around circumculco 1 tread down :: trample upon deculco 1 tread something :: tread upon something :: tread under foot :: tread down :: trample upon calco 1 tread under foot :: tread down :: trample upon in a hostile manner :: treat with contempt conculco 1 treasure-keeper :: treasurer thesaurensis, thesaurensis m treat dishonorably :: treat disgracefully, :: treat insultingly contumelia insequor treated subject :: treated topic :: theme thema, thematis n tree crown :: treetop cacumen arboris tree :: things made of wood arbor, arboris f trembling :: timorous trepidulus, trepidula, trepidulum trembling :: trembling with fear tremebundus, tremebunda, tremebundum trembling :: trembling with fear tremibundus, tremibunda, tremibundum trembling :: trembling with fear tremidus, tremida, tremidum tremblingly :: timorously trepidanter triangle :: trigon trigonum, trigoni n triangular :: three-cornered :: trigonal trigonicus, trigonica, trigonicum tribal hero :: tribal father auctor gentis tricolour :: three-coloured tricolor, tricoloris tried :: tested spectatus, spectata, spectatum trifles :: toys :: trumpery :: tricks tricae, tricarum f trilling singing :: trilling cantilo 1 trim :: thin out subluco 1 trimming someone's feathers :: trimming someone's wings alicui pennas incido trip up one’s heels :: throw down,throw to the ground :: trips up supplanto 1 triple domination :: threefold rule triplex regnum triple open standing :: triple open tripatens, tripatentis triple :: treble trigemino 1 triplicity of shape :: triformity triformitas, triformitatis f triplicity of shape :: triformity triformiter tripling :: trebling :: triplication triplicatio, triplicationis f tripod :: tripod boiler tripes, tripedis m triumphal procession :: triumph triumphus, triumphi m troop :: throng turma, turmae f troops standing on the other side of the Po :: troops standing beyond the Po copiae trans Padum agentes trouble :: turbulence turbulentia, turbulentiae f true nature :: truth of nature veritas, veritatis f true :: true verus, vera, verum trusting :: trustful animo fiednti try to influence someone :: try to win someone :: try to capture someone alicuius animum verso try to thwart the plan :: try to frustrate the plan :: try to foil the plan consilium impedire conor trying to fight back :: trying to defend yourself vim paro tub :: tun cupa, cupae f tufa :: tuff tofus, tofi m tufa :: tuff tophus, tophi m tuft :: tuft of thatch :: tuft of reeds used for thatching panicula, paniculae f tunny :: tunny-fish thunnus, thunni m tunny :: tunny-fish tunnus, tunni m turmoil :: tumult :: throng :: train :: troop turba, turbae f turn a thing to :: turn a thing toward a place adverto 3 turn a thing to :: turn a thing toward a place advorto 3 turn a thing to :: turn a thing toward a place arverto 3 turn around in a circle :: to make a circuit :: turn around circumagor 3 turn aside :: turn off :: turn away detorqueo 2 turn aside :: turn towards :: turn in deverto 3 (intr.) turn away :: turn aside deverto 3 (tr.) turn away :: turn aside devorto 3 (tr.) turn in a lathe :: turn torno 1 turn off :: turn :: turn off with a lathe detorno 1 turn often :: twist often :: turn up :: treat :: turn upside down :: think over :: transact verso 1 turn often :: twist often :: turn up :: treat :: turn upside down :: think over :: transact vorso 1 turn one's back on someone :: turn away from someone alicui tergum obverto turn one’s back :: tergiversate tergiversor 1 turn one’s self aside :: turn one’s self to any place :: turn in devertor 3 turn one’s self aside :: turn one’s self to any place :: turn in devortor 3 (intr.) turn one’s self from :: turn away :: turn away a person or thing from one’s self aversor 1 (avorsor 1) turn one’s self from :: turn away :: turn away a person or thing from one’s self avorsor 1 turn out of the track :: turn aside deorbito 1 turn out of the track :: turn aside exorbito 1 turn out that :: turn out to be that contingit (ut ...) turn out well :: turn out for the better bene verrunco turn round :: turn back :: turn somewhere :: turn to :: translate converto 3 turn something away from a place :: turn off :: take away averto 3 (avorto 3) turn the sail :: tack versoriam capio turn this way and that in the fight :: turn soon here, soon there in battle arma circumfero turn to new things :: tackle new things nova aggredior turn to :: turn toward afflecto 3 turn :: turn about verrunco 1 turn :: turn around :: turn toward convertor 3 turn :: turn round, turn about :: transform :: turn one’s self verto 3 (vorto 3) turn :: turn round, turn about :: transform :: turn one’s self vorto 3 turn :: twist :: twirl :: throw out violently :: throw out forcibly contorqueo 2 turned across :: transverse :: traverse transversus, transversa, transversum turned across :: transverse :: traverse transvorsus, transvorsa, transvorsum turned against :: that is the subject of dispute controversus, controversa, controversum turned off :: turned away aversus, aversa, aversum (avorsus) turned off :: turned away avorsus, avorsa, avorsum turned to a thing :: turned toward a thing adversus, adversa, adversum turned to a thing :: turned toward a thing advorsus, advorsa, advorsum turned to :: turned toward adversus, adversa, adversum turning point :: turn of the times conversio temporum turning round :: the periodical return of the seasons caused by the revolution of the heavenly bodies conversio, conversionis f turning round :: turn :: twirl vertigo, vertiginis f turning :: turnery tornatura, tornaturae f Turnus attollit animos turret-bearing :: turreted :: turret-crowned :: turreled turrifer, turrifera, turriferum turret-bearing :: turreted :: turret-crowned :: turreled turriger, turrigera, turrigerum twenty-nine each :: twentynine undetriceni, undetricenae, undetricena twice a day :: twice daily bis cotidie twice a day :: twice daily bis die twice a year :: twice yearly bis anno twice as big :: twice as large alterum tantum twice as big :: twice as much bis tanto twice as big :: twice as much bis tantum twice six :: twelvefold bis senus twice within a year :: twice a year bis in anno twice :: twofold bis twilight :: the dusk of the evening crepusculum, crepusculi n twin brother :: twin connatus, connati m twist and turn :: try by hook or by crook agino 1 twist around :: turn around circumtorqueo 2 twist :: twist awry :: twist awry torqueo 2 twisting :: torment :: torture tortura, torturae f two by two :: two to each :: two each :: two at a time :: two bini, binae, bina two day trips :: two day marches via bidui two days after these events :: two days after this had happened biduo, quo haec gesta sunt two days after :: two days later biduo post two feet long :: two feet broad bipedus, bipeda, bipedum two feet long :: two feet broad :: two feet thick bipedalis, bipedale two feet long :: two feet broad :: two feet thick bipedaneus, bipedanea, bipedaneum two or three times :: two or three times bis terve two pairs each :: two couples each bina coniugia two spans long :: two spans broad bipalmis, bipalme two spans long :: two spans broad bipalmus, bipalma, bipalmum two whole days :: two full days totum biduum two years ago :: two years before biennio ante two-footed :: two legged bipes, bipedis twopenny sweetheart :: twopenny whore diobolaria, diobolariae f twopenny sweethearts :: twopenny whores diobolae meretrices twotongued :: treacherous bilinguis, bilingue twotongued :: treacherous bilinguus, bilingua, bilinguum tyrannous :: tyrannical tyrannicus, tyrannica, tyrannicum tyrant :: tyranny tyrannis, tyrannidis f take off discooperio 4 take off detego 3 tunic :: tegument tunica, tunicae f tunic with long sleeves tunica manicata the persons who deliberate consilium, consilii n try conor 1 take in hand attingo 3 transgression :: that which is intrusted :: trust commissum, commissi n treble and bass whistle tibiae impares time aevum, aevi n trade union chairperson collegii opificum praeses to become one unesco 3 to become one unisco 3 together coniunctim thousand-virtues chiliodynama, chiliodynamae f thousand-virtues chiliodynamia, chiliodynamiae f thousand-leaves chiliophyllon, chiliophylli n too young girl uva immitis tranquil securus, secura, securum topmost :: the top of summus, summa, summum tumult :: tempest :: tumult tumultus, tumultus m treat, adduce conicio 5 torture tormenta adhibeo take advantage of utor 3 that is willingly solicited :: that is willingly entreated ambitiosus, ambitiosa, ambitiosum true accusation crimen verum vallis lacrimarum the hollows convexa, convexorum n the nearest citumus, cituma, citumum thick :: thickly covered condensus, condensa, condensum that costs much, dear sumptuosus, sumptuosa, sumptuosum the Sibylline books, written upon linen carbasa, carbasorum n the Sibylline books, written upon linen carbasum, carbasi n the Sibylline books, written upon linen carbasus, carbasi f trochil trochilus, trochili m the Bowl creterrae, creterrarum f the Bowl crater, crateris m (cratera, craterae f) the Bowl cratera, craterae f three-peck measure trimodia, trimodiae f three-peck measure trimodium, trimodii n trireme trireme, triremis n trireme triremis, triremis f torment discruciatus, discruciatus m typhoon typhon, typhonis m tone :: tone vox, vocis f take a vow together convoveo 2 take a rest day to strengthen the animals diem unum opperitur ad reficienda iumenta time of keeping watch by night vigilia, vigiliae f time of keeping watch by night vigilium, vigilii n take a walk deambulo 1 the citizens urbs, urbis f talk idly allucinor 1 talk idly alucinor 1 (halucinor 1) talk idly hallucinor 1 that is wanting to the measure diametrum, diametri n theatre of war bellicum, bellici n theatre of war belli sedes travelling chariot covinnus, covinni m travelling chariot covinus, covini m the trumpeting of the elephants barritus, barritus m the fire of love calor, caloris m thread stamen, staminis n temper diluo 3 take heed custodio 4 tutor of minors :: tutor of women tutor, tutoris m tutelage of minors tutela, tutelae f the celebrated fall of the Nile cataracta, cataractae f the celebrated fall of the Nile cataractes, cataractae m the celebrated fall of the Nile catarracta, catarractae f the celebrated fall of the Nile catarractes, catarractae m that breaks the waves fluctifragus, fluctifraga, fluctifragum that breaks the waves undifragus, undifraga, undifragum talon :: tide unda, undae f traveller viator, viatoris m the body more to serve animi imperio, corporis servitio magis utimur trivialize something through one's words dicendo extenuo aliquid tread upon :: take one’s way carpo 3 touched affectus, affecta, affectum toil away conteror 3 tediousness taedium, taedii n turbaned tiaratus, tiarata, tiaratum transalpin bracatus, bracata, bracatum (braccatus) transalpin braccatus, braccata, braccatum tedious taediosus, taediosa, taediosum tire a person defatigo 1 (defetigo 1) tire a person defetigo 1 tire a person diffatigo 1 tire out delasso 1 texture textura, texturae f threads that run lengthwise in the loom tela, telae f take counsel delibero 1 tearful udus, uda, udum tinge tingo 3 tinge tinguo 3 the sound of blows tax the sound of blows tax pax the sound of blows tuxtax top :: the height :: top of a gable-end columen, columinis n title of Jupiter Urios, Urii m top of the head :: top :: the highest :: the uttermost :: the greatest vertex, verticis m top of the head :: top :: the highest :: the uttermost :: the greatest vortex, vorticis m the white of an egg albor, alboris m title of a mime of Laberius cacomnemon, cacomnemonis m the sufferer cui res praestanda est totally ex toto totally in totum thread-basket calathus, calathi m the interlocked shields crates, cratis f (cratis, cratis f) the interlocked shields cratis, cratis f toupee alieni crines the bryony bryonia, bryoniae f the bryony bryonias, bryoniadis f trick techina, techinae f trick techna, ae f testament voluntas, voluntatis f to prove oneself victorious victor evado twine around circumplico 1 twine round something :: treat amplector 3 trachea trachia, trachiae f trachea transitus spiritus types of wine vina, vinorum n take away detergeo 2 two-threaded bilix, bilicis thick-skinned :: thick callosus, callosa, callosum tumultuously tumultuose that turns a somersault :: tumbler :: turning a wheel cernuus, cernua, cernuum two-crested dilophos, dilophon together :: together with cum + Abl. thin-buttocked depugis, depuge thin-buttocked depygis, depyge (depugis, depuge) tractably tractabiliter trouble-free solute testimony :: that which serves as proof testimonium, testimonii n table made of citruswood citrum, citri n title of a lost comedy attributed to Plautus astraba, astrabae f timber road trames lignarius trite contritus, contrita, contritum trite detritus, detrita, detritum that produces wonder admirabilis, admirabile triple-twilled trilix, trilicis textile textilis, textile the seed-covering volva, volvae f (vulva, vulvae f) the seed-covering vulva, vulvae f transfer in writing :: transcribe :: transfer transscribo 3 transfer transcribo 3 tablet written upon tabula, tabulae f turn out cado 3 the citizenship love for you amor in te civitatis tender age aetatula, aetatulae f

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