# WORDS Abbreviations

## Noun Kind

unknwon
  unknown, nondescript
singular
  Singular "only" -- not really used
multi
  plural or Multiple "only" -- not really used
abst
  Abstract idea
group
  Group/collective Name -- Roman(s)
name
  proper Name
person
  a Person
thing
  a Thing
locale
  Locale, name of country/city
where
  a place Where

## Pronoun Kind

unknown
  unknown, nondescript
pers
  personal
rel
  relative
reflex
  reflexive
demons
  demonstrative
interr
  interrogative
indef
  indefinite
adject
  adjectival

## Verb Kind

all
  all, none, or unknown
to_be
  only the verb TO BE (esse)
to_being
  compounds of the verb to be (esse)
+gen
  verb taking the GENitive
+dat
  verb taking the DATive
+abl
  verb taking the ABLative
trans
  transitive verb
intrans
  intransitive verb
impers
  impersonal verb (implied subject 'it', 'they', 'God') agent implied in action, subject in predicate
dep
  deponent verb. only passive form but with active meaning
semidep
  semideponent verb (forms perfect as deponent) (perfect passive has active force)
perfdef
  perfect definite verb having only perfect stem, but with present force

## Numeral Kind

all
  all, none, or unknown
card
  cardinal
ord
  ordinal
dist
  distributive
adverb
  numeral adverb

## Age

---
  In use throughout the ages/unknown -- the default
archaic
  Very early forms, obsolete by classical times
early
  Early Latin, pre-classical, used for effect/poetry
classical
  Limited to classical (~150 BC - 200 AD)
late
  Late, post-classical (3rd-5th centuries)
later
  Latin not in use in Classical times (6-10), Christian
medieval
  Medieval (11th-15th centuries)
scholar
  Latin post 15th - Scholarly/Scientific (16-18)
modern
  Coined recently, words for new things (19-20)

## Area

---
  All or none
agri
  Agriculture, Flora, Fauna, Land, Equipment, Rural
bio
  Biological, Medical, Body Parts
drama
  Drama, Music, Theater, Art, Painting, Sculpture
eccl
  Ecclesiastic, Biblical, Religious
gram
  Grammar, Retoric, Logic, Literature, Schools
legal
  Legal, Government, Tax, Financial, Political, Titles
poet
  Poetic
science
  Science, Philosophy, Mathematics, Units/Measures
tech
  Technical, Architecture, Topography, Surveying
war
  War, Military, Naval, Ships, Armor
myth
  Mythology

## Geography

---
  All or none
Africa
  Africa
Britian
  Britian
China
  China
Scandinavia
  Scandinavia
Egypt
  Egypt
France
  France, Gaul
Germany
  Germany
Greece
  Greece
Italy
  Italy, Rome
India
  India
Balkans
  Balkans
Netherlands
  Netherlands
Persia
  Persia
NearEast
  Near East
Russia
  Russia
Spain
  Spain, Iberia
EasternEurope
  Eastern Europe

## Word Frequency

---
  Unknown or unspecified
veryfreq
  Very frequent, in all Elementry Latin books
frequent
  Frequent, in top 10 percent
common
  For Dictionary, in top 10,000 words
lesser
  For Dictionary, in top 20,000 words
uncommon
  2 or 3 citations
veryrare
  Having only single citation in OLD or L&S
inscription
  Only citation is inscription
graffiti
  Presently not much used
Pliny
  Things that appear (almost) only in Pliny Natural History

## Inflection Frequency

unknown
  Unknown or unspecified
mostfreq
  Very frequent, the most common
sometimes
  sometimes, a not unusual VARIANT
uncommon
  occasionally seen
infrequent
  recognizable variant, but unlikely
rare
  for a few cases, very unlikely
veryrare
  singular examples
inscription
  Only citation is inscription

## Source

---
  General or unknown or too common to say
SrcA
  ?
Bee
  C.H.Beeson, A Primer of Medieval Latin, 1925 (Bee)
CAS
  Charles Beard, Cassell's Latin Dictionary 1892 (CAS)
Sex
  J.N.Adams, Latin Sexual Vocabulary, 1982 (Sex)
Eccl
  L.F.Stelten, Dictionary of Eccles. Latin, 1995 (Ecc)
Def
  Roy J. Deferrari, Dictionary of St. Thomas Aquinas, 1960
G+L
  Gildersleeve + Lodge, Latin Grammar 1895 (G+L)
Coll
  Collatinus Dictionary by Yves Ouvrard
Lev
  Leverett, F.P., Lexicon of the Latin Language, Boston 1845
SrcJ
  ?
Cal
  Calepinus Novus, modern Latin, by Guy Licoppe (Cal)
ELD
  Lewis, C.S., Elementary Latin Dictionary 1891
Med
  Latham, Revised Medieval Word List, 1980
Nel
  Lynn Nelson, Wordlist
OLD
  Oxford Latin Dictionary, 1982 (OLD)
Sou
  Souter, A Glossary of Later Latin to 600 A.D., Oxford 1949
other
  Other, cited or unspecified dictionaries
Vul
  Plater & White, A Grammar of the Vulgate, Oxford 1926
L&S
  Lewis and Short, A Latin Dictionary, 1879 (L+S)
trans
  Found in a translation -- no dictionary reference
Cange
  Du Cange
Saxo
  Vademecum in opus Saxonis - Franz Blatt (Saxo)
SrcW
  My personal guess
SrcY
  Temp special code
SrcZ
  Sent by user -- no dictionary reference. Mostly John White of Blitz Latin

# WORDS

A*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- common G+L]

  Aulus (Roman praenomen); (abb. A./Au.); [Absolvo, Antiquo => free, reject];

a*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser G+L]

  year; abb. ann./a.; [regnavit a(nnis). XLIIII => he reigned for 44 years];

a*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  by (agent), from (departure, cause, remote origin/time); after (reference);

a*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ante, abb. a.; [in calendar expression a. d. = ante diem => before the day];

a*

  inter. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  Ah!; (distress/regret/pity, appeal/entreaty, surprise/joy, objection/contempt);

ab*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  by (agent), from (departure, cause, remote origin/time); after (reference);

abactius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  stolen/rustled (of cattle);

abactor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cattle thief, rustler; one who drives off;

abactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cattle thieving, stealing of cattle, rustling;

abactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  driven away/off/back; forced to resign (office); restrained by; passed (night);

abaculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later tech --- veryrare L&S]

  tessera/small cube of colored glass for ornamental pavements/wall mosaics;

abacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  small table for cruets, credence, shelf/niche near altar for Eucharist; buffet;

abacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  counting-board; side-board; slab table; panel; square stone on top of column;

abaestuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wave down; hang down richly (poet.);

abagmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  means for obtaining abortion?;

abalienatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  transfer of property (legal), sale; cession; alienation;

abalienatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  unfriendly, estranged; dead/mortified (medical, of tissues);

abalieno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  make alien; separate, abstract; alienate, estrange, make disaffected;

abalieno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  transfer (sale/contract); remove, take away, dispose of; numb/deaden;

abambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go away;

abamita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great aunt; (sister of abavus/gt-gt-grandfather); female ancestor;

abante*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  in front (of); before;

abante*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  from before/in front of;

abarceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  keep away;

abascantus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unenvied?;

abavia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ancestress; great-great grandmother;

abavunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great-great uncle; remote ancestor;

abavus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ancestor, forefather; great-great grandfather, grandfather's grandfather;

abax*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  counting-board; side-board; slab table; panel; square stone on top of column;

Abba*

  m., N9.9 name [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Father; (Aramaic); bishop of Syriac/Coptic church; (false read obba/decanter);

abbas*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  abbot; head of an ecclesiastical community; father; any respected monk (early);

abbatia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  abbey, monastery;

abbatialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  of/pertaining to an abbot/abbey; abbey derived;

abbatissa*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  abbess;

abbatizo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  be abbot;

abbibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drink (in addition), take in by drinking; drink in, absorb, listen eagerly to;

abbito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  approach, come/draw near;

abbreviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abbreviation; diminution; epitome (Souter); shortening;

abbreviator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  summarizer; one who makes abstracts/epitomes from papal bulls;

abbreviatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common SrcW]

  abridged, shortened, cut off; straitened, contracted, narrowed; abbreviated;

abbrevio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common Eccl]

  shorten, cut off; abbreviate, abstract; epitomize (Souter); break off; weaken;

abbrocamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon other]

  abbrochment, forestalling market/fair (buying before fair then retailing OED);

abdicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  renunciation; disowning/disinheriting (son); resignation/abdication (office);

abdicative*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  negatively;

abdicativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  negative;

abdicatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  renouncer (female); she who renounces/disclaims something;

abdicatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disowned/disinherited son;

abdico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  resign, abdicate; abolish; disinherit; renounce, reject, expel, disapprove of;

abdico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  be against, reject; withhold (someone's right); forbid by unfavorable omen;

abdite*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  secretly;

abditivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare CAS]

  removed, separated (from);

abditum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  hidden/secret/out of the way place, lair, (in) secret;

abditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hidden, secret, out of the way, remote, secluded; obscure/abstruse (meaning);

abdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  remove, put away, set aside; depart, go away; hide, keep secret, conceal;

abdomen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  abdomen, paunch, lower part of the belly; gluttony; as indicative of obesity;

abdominalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  abdominal;

abduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lead away, carry off; detach, attract away, entice, seduce, charm; withdraw;

abductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  abduction, forcible carrying off; robbing; retirement (Vulg. Eccli.);

abecedaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  elementary introduction; the ABC of the matter;

abecedarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  alphabet;

abecedarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who learns the ABC's;

abecedarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  alphabetical; belonging to the alphabet;

abecetuorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  act of tracing Greek and Hebrew alphabets on church floor while consecrating;

abellana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  filbert, hazel nut;

abellanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  filbert/hazel (w/nut); of Abella (town in Campania noted for fruit/filberts);

abeo*

  bire, bivi, bitum, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  depart, go away; go off, go forth; pass away, die, disappear; be changed;

abequito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ride away;

aberceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  keep away; forbid;

aberratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  diversion, relief;

aberro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stray, wander, deviate; go/be/do wrong; be unfaithful; escape; disagree (with);

abfero*

  rre, -, -, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bear, take away, remove, obtain, carry off/away, steal; (error for aufero);

abfluo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flow/stream/issue (from); flow away; be abundant, abound (in w/ABL);

abfugio*

  gere, abfugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flee (from), shun; run/fly away, escape; disappear/vanish (things);

abhibeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hold at a distance;

abhinc*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  since, ago, in past; from this time, henceforth; from this place, hence;

abhorreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  abhor, shrink back; be averse to, shudder at; differ from; be inconsistent;

abhorresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  dread, become terrified; bristle up; begin to shake/tremble/shudder/shiver;

abhorride*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roughly, improperly; in an unfit manner;

abhorridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rough, unsightly;

abicio*

  cere, bjeci, bjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  throw/cast away/down/aside; abandon; slight; humble; debase; sell too cheaply;

abico*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [later --- --- common Nel]

  humble; cast aside/away/off, reject;

abiegneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of fir, deal;

abiegnius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of fir, deal;

abiegnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  made of fir, deal; wooden;

abies*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  fir tree/wood; white/silver fir, spruce; thing of fir, ship, spear; sea weed;

abietarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  timber merchant; carpenter, joiner;

abietarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to/concerned with timber or fir/deal;

abiga*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  plant which has the power of producing abortion;

abigeator*

  m., N3.1 person [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  cattle stealer/thief, rustler;

abigeatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cattle stealing, rustling;

abigeus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cattle stealer/thief, rustler;

abigo*

  gere, begi, bactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drive/send away/off; expel, repel; steal, plunder (cattle), rustle; seduce;

abigo*

  gere, begi, bactum, V3.1 trans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  remove/cure (disease); drive away (an evil); force birth; procure abortion;

abigo*

  gere, gi, bactum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- frequent SrcW]

  - drive/send away/off; expel, repel; steal, plunder (cattle), rustle; seduce;

  - remove/cure (disease); drive away (an evil); force birth; procure abortion;

abinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  from that source, thence;

abinvicem*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  mutually; (usually as two words); from one another;

abitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  departure; going away, departing;

abito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare CAS]

  go away, depart;

abitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  departure, removal; going away; way out, exit, outlet, passage out, egress;

abjecte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common ELD]

  in spiritless manner; in humble circumstances, lowly; negligently; cowardly;

abjectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dejection; a casting down/out; outcast;

abjecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- common Saxo]

  throw/cast away/down/aside; abandon; slight; humble; debase; sell too cheaply;

abjectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ELD]

  downcast, dejected; humble, low, common, mean; subservient; base, sordid, vile;

abjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  throw/cast away/down/aside; abandon; slight; humble; debase; sell too cheaply;

abjudicativus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  negative;

abjudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  deprive by judicial verdict; give judgment against; reject; deny an oath;

abjugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  separate (from), remove; loose from the yoke;

abjungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  unyoke, remove, separate; unharness; remove part, split; cut off from, detach;

abjuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  - abjuration, process where heretics/apostates/schismatics renounce their errors;

  - forswearing, denial under oath; perjury;

abjurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  take away in settlement of a quarrel; deny/refuse reproachfully (L+S);

abjuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  repudiate (obligation or duty); deny on oath (falsely); abjure; perjure;

ablactatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  act/process of weaning a child;

ablacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- common Eccl]

  wean;

ablacuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  loosen/weed the soil at the roots (of trees);

ablacuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  loosen/weed the soil at the roots (of trees);

ablaqueatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  act/process of loosening/weeding soil at base/roots of a tree;

ablaqueo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  loosen/weed the soil at the roots (of trees);

ablatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  removal, taking away;

ablativus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  ablative case (with or without casus) (gram.);

ablativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  ablative (gram.);

ablator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  one who takes away/removes;

ablegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dispatch, sending away/off; dispatch on a duty;

ablego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  send away/off (on a mission); banish, get rid of; remove/delete a word;

ablepsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  blindness;

abligurio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eat up (dainties); consume in dainty living; waste, squander; waste in feasting;

abligurrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare ELD]

  eat up (dainties); consume in dainty living; waste, squander; waste in feasting;

abloco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  place a contract for (work), hire; let/lease/rent (house);

abludo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  differ from; fall short of; play out of tune;

abluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wash away/off/out, blot out, purify, wash, cleanse; dispel (infection); quench;

ablutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  washing, ablution; pouring on (mixture of water and wine) in the liturgy;

abluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  erosion;

abluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  flooding of rivers, inundation;

abmatertera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great aunt (mother's side);

abnato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  swim away from; swim off;

abnegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Eccl]

  denial;

abnegativus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common Eccl]

  negative;

abnegator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- common Eccl]

  denier, one who denies;

abnego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deny; decline (to), refuse, reject; refuse to give, withhold (what is due);

abnepos*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  great-great grandson; indefinitely distant descendent;

abneptis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great granddaughter; indefinitely distant female descendent;

abnocto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  spend the night out, stay away all night; spend the night away from Rome;

abnodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cut off knots; clear trees of knots;

abnormalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  abnormal;

abnormis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- uncommon ELD]

  of/belonging to no school (of philosophy); deviating from the rule; irregular;

abnueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  refuse, decline; deny (guilt); refuse by a sign, shake head; reject; rule out;

abnuitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  negation;

abnumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  count up, reckon up;

abnuo*

  uere, ui, uitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  refuse, decline; deny (guilt); refuse by a sign, shake head; reject; rule out;

abnutivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  refusal, denying;

abnutivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  negative;

abnuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- common ELD]

  deny/refuse/forbid (w/shake of head) repeatedly; forbid;

abolefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destroy;

abolefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be destroyed; (abolefacio PASS);

aboleo*

  ere, evi, litum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  destroy, efface, obliterate; kill; banish, dispel; put end to. abolish, rescind;

abolesco*

  cere, evi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decay gradually, shrivel, wilt; vanish, disappear; die out; fall into disuse;

abolitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  cancellation, annulment (law); withdrawal (charge), amnesty; obliteration;

abolitor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who takes away a thing; one who casts a thing into oblivion;

abolla*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  cloak (thick wool, for soldiers/peasants), mantle; wearer of a cloak;

abominabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- common Eccl]

  detestable, hateful, abominable; worthy of destruction;

abominamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abomination, detestable thing;

abominandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ill-omened, of evil omen; detestable, odious; execrable, abominable;

abominanter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abominably, detestably;

abominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Eccl]

  aversion, detestation, loathing;

abominatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  abominated/detested; accursed;

abomino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  avert; (seek to) avert (omen/eventuality) (by prayer); loathe, detest, abhor;

abomino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  avert; (seek to) avert (omen/eventuality) (by prayer); loathe, detest, abhor;

abominosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  full of ill omens, portentous;

aborigineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  aboriginal; (pertaining to) pre-Roman Italy/original founders of a city;

aborio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pass away, disappear, be lost; miscarry, be aborted; set (sun/planet/star);

aborisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pass/fade away, disappear, be lost;

aborsus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  miscarriage; abortion; that which has been brought forth prematurely;

abortio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  miscarry;

abortio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  abortion, miscarriage; premature delivery; procuring an abortion;

abortium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  abortion; miscarriage;

abortivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon ELD]

  abortifacient, that which caused abortion; contraceptive; premature birth;

abortivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  abortion; miscarriage; means of procuring an abortion;

abortivus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- common OLD]

  one prematurely born; one addled;

abortivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  abortive; abortificient; contraceptive; addled; prematurely born;

aborto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cast its young (beast) (give birth prematurely);

abortum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  miscarriage; premature/untimely birth; abortion; dead fetus; getting abortion;

abortus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  miscarriage; premature/untimely birth; abortion; dead fetus; getting abortion;

abpatruus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  great-great-great uncle (father's side);

abra*

  f., N1.1 person [later --- --- common Eccl]

  maid;

abrado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scratch/scrape/rub/wipe (off), shave; erase; wash/erode away; "knock off", rob;

abrelictus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deserted, abandoned;

abrenunciatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Eccl]

  repudiation, renunciation, renouncing;

abrenuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common Eccl]

  renounce, repudiate (strongly);

abripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drag/snatch/carry/remove away by force; wash/blow away (storm); abduct, kidnap;

abrodiaetus*

  m., N2.1 person [classical --- --- veryrare L&S]

  living delicately, epithet of the painter Parrhasius;

abrodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gnaw off/away;

abrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  repeal of a law; disregard, ignore, repudiate; cancel, rescind, revoke (honor);

abrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  abolish; repeal wholly, annul; remove, take away;

abrotonites*

  m., N1.7 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wine prepared with the aromatic plant, southern-wood;

abrotonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare ELD]

  aromatic plant, southern-wood (medicine);

abrotonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  aromatic plant, southern-wood (medicine);

abrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  break (bonds); break off; tear asunder; cut through, sever; remove, separate;

abrupte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  abruptly, suddenly; precipitously, steeply; hastily; rashly; here and there;

abruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  breaking, breaking off; separation, divorce;

abruptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  steep ascent/decent; rough dangerous ways (pl.);

abruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  precipitous, steep; hasty; rash; uncompromising, haughty, aloof; abrupt, sudden;

abruptus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  broken, disconnected, abrupt; stubborn;

abs*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  by (agent), from (departure, cause, remote origin (time); after (reference);

abscedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  withdraw, depart, retire; go/pass off/away; desist; recede (coasts); slough;

abscessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  going away, departure, withdrawal, absence; remoteness; abscess; death;

abscido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - hew/cut off/away/out; fell/cut down; remove, separate/cut off/destroy, divide;

  - take away violently; expel/banish; destroy (hope); amputate; prune; cut short;

abscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tear (away/off) (clothing); cut off/away/short; part, break, divide, separate;

abscise*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abruptly, brusquely, curtly; shortly, concisely, distinctly;

abscisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  loss of voice; aposiopesis (rhetoric, breaking off emotionally), interruption;

abscissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  loss of voice; aposiopesis (rhetoric, breaking off emotionally), interruption;

abscisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steep, sheer, precipitous; abrupt, curt, brusque; restricted; cut off, severed;

abscondeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  hide, conceal, secrete, "shelter"; leave behind; bury, engulf, swallow up; keep;

abscondite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abstrusely; profoundly; secretly;

absconditum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  hidden/secret/concealed place/thing; secret;

absconditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hidden, secret, concealed; covert, disguised; abstruse, recondite;

abscondo*

  dere, di, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hide, conceal, secrete, "shelter"; leave behind; bury, engulf, swallow up; keep;

abscondo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hide, conceal, secrete, "shelter"; leave behind; bury, engulf, swallow up; keep;

absconse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  secretly;

absconsio*

  f., N3.1 where [later --- --- common Eccl]

  shelter;

absconsus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common Eccl]

  hidden, secret, concealed, unknown;

absegmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  piece/slice/hunk of meat, collop; morsel, portion, lump, mouthful, gobbet;

absens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  absent, missing, away, gone; physically elsewhere (things), non-existent;

absenthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wormwood; absinthe, infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey);

absentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  absence; absence form Rome/duty; non-appearance in court; lack;

absentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  holding back, restraining;

absentivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  long absent;

absento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  send away, cause one to be absent; be absent;

absida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common L&S]

  arc, arc described by a planet; segment of a circle; kind of round vessel/bowl;

absida*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  apse, apsis; (arched/domed part of building, at end of choir/nave of church);

absidatus*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  arched; vaulted; having arch/arches;

absidiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  smaller apse (flanking larger one); (arched/domed part of church);

absidiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  smaller apse (flanking larger one); (arched/domed part of church);

absilio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rush/fly away (from); burst/fly apart;

absimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unlike, dissimilar;

absinthites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wine flavored with wormwood; absinthe;

absinthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wormwood, absinthe, infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey);

absinthium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wormwood, absinthe, infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey);

absinthius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  wormwood, absinthe, infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey);

absinthius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  containing wormwood (e.g., wine); (often mixed with honey to mask taste);

absis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  arc described by a planet; arc, segment of a circle; kind of round vessel/bowl;

absisto*

  tere, titi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  withdraw from; desist, cease; leave off; depart, go away from; stand back;

absistus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  distant, lying away;

absit*

  inter. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  "god forbid", "let it be far from the hearts of the faithful";

absocer*

  m., N2.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  great-great grandfather of the husband or wife (in-law);

absolute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  completely, absolutely; perfectly; without qualification, simply, unreservedly;

absolutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  finishing, completion; acquittal, release (obligat.); perfection; completeness;

absolutismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  absolutism;

absolutorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  means of deliverance from;

absolutorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  favoring/securing acquittal; pertaining to acquittal/release; effecting a cure;

absolutus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  absolute;

absolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fluent; fully developed, complete, finished; perfect, pure; unconditional;

absolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  free (bonds), release; acquit; vote for/secure acquittal; pay off; sum up;

absone*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  harshly, discordantly;

absonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  harshness; discordance;

absono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  have harsh/discordant/unpleasant sound;

absonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harsh/discordant/inharmonious; jarring; inconsistent; unsuitable, in bad taste;

absorbeo*

  ere, bui, rptum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  devour; swallow up; engulf, submerge; engross; absorb, suck in; import; dry up;

absorbeo*

  ere, rpsi, rptum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devour; overwhelm; swallow up/engulf, submerge; absorb, suck in; import; dry up;

absorptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drink, beverage; swallowing (Latham);

absortio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later war --- uncommon Sou]

  victory, overwhelming;

absortus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  overwhelmed, swallowed up/engulfed/submerged/absorbed; (= absorptus); engulfing;

absque*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- common OLD]

  without, apart from, away from; but for; except for; were it not for; (early);

abstantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  distance;

abstemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  distance;

abstemius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abstemious, abstaining from drink; sober, temperate; moderate; fasting; saving;

abstergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wipe off/clean/away, clean away, cleanse, strip off; banish, expel, dispel;

abstergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wipe off/clean/away, clean away, cleanse, strip off; banish, expel, dispel;

absterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frighten off/away; drive away; deter, discourage; keep away/withhold from, den;

abstinax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abstemious, staying away from liquor; temperate/sparing in drink/food;

abstinens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abstinent, temperate; showing restraint, self restrained; not covetous; chaste;

abstinenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abstinently, with self restraint (esp. financial dealings); scrupulously;

abstinentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  abstinence; fasting; moderation, self control, restraint; integrity; parsimony;

abstineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  withhold, keep away/clear; abstain, fast; refrain (from); avoid; keep hands of;

absto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stand at a distance, stand off; keep at a distance;

abstractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separation;

abstractus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  abstract (as opposed to concrete);

abstraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drag away from, remove forcibly, abort; carry off to execution; split;

abstrudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thrust away, conceal, hide; suppress/prevent (emotion) becoming apparent;

abstruse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  secretly; remotely; abstrusely;

abstrusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  removing, concealing;

abstrusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  secret, reserved; concealed, hidden; remote, secluded; abstruse, recondite;

abstulo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  to take away, withdraw;

absum*

  besse, bfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be away/absent/distant/missing; be free/removed from; be lacking; be distinct;

absum*

  besse, afui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be away/absent/distant/missing; be free/removed from; be lacking; be distinct;

absumedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of squandering/wasting/using up; consuming/devouring consumption;

absumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  spend, waste, squander, use up; take up (time); consume; exhaust, wear out;

absumptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of spending/using up; consumption; a consuming;

absurde*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  as to be out of tune, discordantly; preposterously, absurdly, inappropriately;

absurditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  absurdity, incongruity, nonsense;

absurdus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  out of tune, discordant; absurd, nonsensical, out of place; awkward, uncouth;

absus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wad (of wool);

absynthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wormwood; absinthe, infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey);

abundans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  abundant; overflowing; abounding, copious, in large measure; overdone; rich;

abundanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  abundantly; profusely, copiously; on a lavish scale;

abundantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  abundance, plenty; riches; fullness; overflow, excess; discharge (of blood);

abundatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  overflowing; abundance; overflow;

abunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  abundantly; in profusion/abundance; more than enough; amply, exceedingly, very;

abundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  abound (in), have in large measure; overdo, exceed; overflow; be rich/numerous;

abundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having plenty of water; copious (L+S, Late Latin);

abusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  use of wrong synonym; catachresis, loose/improper use of a word/term/metaphor;

abusive*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  loosely, catachresisly, by loose/improper use of language/term/metaphor;

abusivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  misapplied;

abusor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  he who misuses;

abusque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  all the way from; from/since the time of;

abusque*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- common ELD]

  all the way from; from/since the time of;

abusus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abusing, misuse, wasting; using up;

abuto*

  tere, -, usum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  waste, squander; abuse; misuse; use up; spend; exhaust; misapply (word); curse;

abverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  turn away from/aside, divert, rout; disturb; withdraw; steal, misappropriate;

abyssus*

  f., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  deep, sea; abyss; hell, infernal pit; bowels of the earth; primal chaos;

ac*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  and, and also, and besides;

acacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  acacia, gum arabic tree; gum of this or related trees. gum arabic;

Academia*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  academy, university; gymnasium where Plato taught; school built by Cicero;

academicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  academic; of the Academy/Academic philosophy/Cicero's Academics (views);

acalanthis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  small song-bird (of dark-green color); thistle-finch, goldfinch;

acalephe*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  nettle (plant);

acanos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  thistle (plant);

acanthicon*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  from pine-thistle; [only ~e mastiche => gum/mastich from pine-thistle/helxine];

acanthicos*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  from pine-thistle; [only ~e mastiche => gum/mastich from pine-thistle/helxine];

acanthillis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wild asparagus;

acanthinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of/resembling bear's-foot/hellbore plant; (gum) arabic; of/made of cotton;

acanthion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of cotton plant or thistle; cotton thistle;

acanthis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  small song-bird (thistle/gold finch L+S); groundsel (plant Senecio vulgaris);

acanthius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  made from some species of cotton plant;

acanthos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bear's-foot, (black) hellbore (plant); gum arabic tree/wood;

acanthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bear's-foot, (black) hellbore (plant); gum arabic tree/wood;

acanthyllis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small song-bird;

acanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  pine thistle;

acapnon*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  obtained without smoke (honey); burning without smoke (wood); smokeless;

acapnos*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  obtained without smoke (honey); burning without smoke (wood); smokeless;

acapnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  obtained without smoke (honey); burning without smoke (wood); smokeless;

acarna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  edible sea fish;

acarne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  edible sea fish;

acarus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mite;

acatalecticus*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  verse in which no syllable is wanting in the last foot (opp. catalecticus);

acatalectus*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  verse in which no syllable is wanting in the last foot (opp. catalectus);

acatalepsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  scepticism;

acatholice*

  adv. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  non-catholicly, in non-catholic manner;

acatholicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  non-catholic;

acation*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- war Greece uncommon OLD]

  kind of light Greek sailing boat; large sail;

acatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war Greece uncommon L&S]

  kind of light Greek sailing boat; large sail;

acatus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  light vessel/boat;

acaunumarga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  red marl (clayey limestone); (fertilizer used by Celts in Gaul/Britain);

acauston*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  incombustible;

acaustos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  incombustible;

acaustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  incombustible;

accano*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  sing to/with;

accanto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  sing to (person); sing at (place);

accantus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  accent, intonation, accentuation, intensity, tone; signal, blast;

accapito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  admit subservience; acknowledge feudal liability;

accedenter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nearly;

accedentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  additional quality;

accedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  come near, approach; agree with; be added to (w/ad or in + ACC); constitute;

acceleratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  speeding up, quickening, acceleration, hastening;

acceleratrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  accelerator;

accelero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  speed up, quicken, hurry; make haste, act quickly, hasten; accelerate;

accendium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kindling, setting on fire;

accendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  kindle, set on fire, light; illuminate; inflame, stir up, arouse; make bright;

accendo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inciter, instigator;

accenseo*

  ere, sui, sum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attach as an attendant to; add to;

accensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  burnable, that may be burned; burning;

accensus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  attendant/orderly; supernumerary soldier (usu. pl.) [~ velatus => replacements];

accensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  lighting; kindling, setting on fire;

accensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  reckoned among; attached, attending;

accentiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  accent, intonation;

accento*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  sing to (person); sing at (place);

accentor*

  m., N3.1 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  one who sings with another;

accentus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- gram --- common L&S]

  accent, intonation, accentuation, intensity, tone; signal, blast;

acceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  send for, summon (forth), fetch; invite; (w/mortum) commit suicide;

accepta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  allotment, portion of land assigned to one person;

acceptabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acceptable;

acceptarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  allotment-holding;

acceptator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  one who accepts/approves; avenue/access/passage for admittance of the people;

acceptatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  acceptable, welcome, pleasing;

acceptilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  formal release from an obligation;

acceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  taking (over), accepting, receiving; meaning; sense;

accepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  receive regularly, take (payment/food); be given (name); submit to; grasp idea;

acceptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  receiver; collector; believer, one who accepts as true; type of hawk;

acceptorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  designed/fit/suitable for receiving;

acceptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  receiver (female); she who receives; believer, she who accepts as true;

acceptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  receipts (vs. expenditures); favors; receipt side of account; written receipt;

acceptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  welcome, pleasing; popular with, well liked; dear; received/credited (money);

accersio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  send for, summon; indict/accuse; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself

accersitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summons, sending for; [dies ~ => day of death];

accersitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  one who comes to summon/call/fetch another; accuser;

accersitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  summons, sending for;

accersitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brought from elsewhere, foreign; extraneous; self-inflicted (death); sent for;

accerso*

  sere, si, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  send for, summon; indict/accuse; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself

accerso*

  sere, sivi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  send for, summon; indict/accuse; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself

accessa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  approach, arrival; entry, admittance, audience; hostile approach/attack; onset;

accessibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accessible;

accessibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accessibility;

accessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approach; increase, bonus; accessory; attack, onset (fever, rage); fit;

accessito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  approach repeatedly; keep on coming;

accessorie*

  adv. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  assessorily, in assessory/supplementary/adjunct manner;

accessorius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  assessory, adjunct;

accessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approach, arrival; entry, admittance, audience; hostile approach/attack; onset;

accidens*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accidental happening, chance event, contingency; accident, circumstance;

accidentalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  accidental;

accidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chance, casual event, that which happens;

accido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut, cut into/down/up, hack, hew, fell; overthrow, destroy; cut short; weaken;

accido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  happens, turns out, befalls; fall upon; come to pass, occur;

accido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fall upon/down/to/at or near, descend, alight; happen, occur; happen to (DAT);

accieo*

  ere, ivi, itum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  send for, summon (forth), fetch; invite; (w/mortum) commit suicide;

accinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  well girded; ready, prepared; strict (opp. negligens);

accingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  gird on or about, surround; equip, provide (with); get ready, prepare (for);

accino*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  sing to/with;

accio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  send for, summon (forth), fetch; invite; (w/mortum) commit suicide;

accipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  take, grasp, receive, accept, undertake; admit, let in, hear, learn; obey;

accipiter*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hawk (any of several species); flying gurnard (fish);

accipitrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  act of a hawk; rapacity;

accipitro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tear, rend (like a hawk);

accitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  calling, summoning;

accitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  summons, call;

accitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  imported, brought from abroad;

acclamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acclamation, shout (of comment/approval/disapproval); crying against; brawling;

acclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shout (at), cry out against, protest; shout approval, applaud;

acclaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make clear, reveal, make manifest;

acclinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  leaning/resting (on/against); sloping, inclined; disposed/inclined (to);

acclino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lay down, rest (on) (w/DAT), lean against/towards, incline (to);

acclive*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  upward slope;

acclivis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rising, sloping/inclining upward, ascending, up hill; steep;

acclivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  slope, ascent, upward inclination, steepness;

acclivius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common Nel]

  well-disposed;

acclivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rising, sloping/inclining upward, ascending, up hill; steep;

accludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  close up, shut the door;

accognosco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  recognize (visually or by some other means);

accola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  neighbor; one who lives nearby/beside; inhabitant;

accolens*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- lesser ---]

  neighbors, people of the neighborhood;

accolo*

  lere, lui, cultum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dwell/live near; be a neighbor to;

accommodate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fittingly, in a suitable manner;

accommodatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adjustment, willingness to oblige, complaisance; fitting, adapting, adaptation;

accommodatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fit/suitable/appropriate; suiting the interest (of); favorably disposed (to);

accommodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adapt, adjust to, fit, suit; apply to, fasten on; apply/devote oneself to;

accommodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fitting, convenient, suitable to, adapted to;

accomodate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fittingly, in a suitable manner;

accomodatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adjustment, willingness to oblige, complaisance; fitting, adapting, adaptation;

accomodatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fit/suitable/appropriate; suiting the interests (of); favorably disposed (to);

accomodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adapt, adjust to, fit, suit; apply to, fasten on; apply/devote oneself to;

accomodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fitting, convenient, suitable to, adapted to;

accongero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bear, bring forth;

accordeon*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  accordion;

accordo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  agree with; harmonize;

accordum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  accord (musical);

accorporo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incorporate, fit/join to;

accredo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  give credence to, believe; put faith in, trust;

accresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  increase/swell, grow larger/up/progressively; be added/annexed to; arise;

accretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, an increasing, increment;

accretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  overgrown with; encased in;

accubitalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  covering spread over dining table couches;

accubitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reclining (at meals), lying (at table);

accubitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reclining (at meals), lying (at table); couch (L+S);

accubitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to reclining (at table);

accubitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  couch for large number of guests to recline at meals (triclinium/3 seats);

accubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reclining (at meals), lying (at table); couch/seat; place for a couch (L+S);

accubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lie near or by; recline at table;

accubo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a prone/recumbent position;

accudo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coin in addition; strike/stamp/mint (coin) (L+S); make more money, add wealth;

accumbo*

  bere, bui, bitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take a place/recline at the table; lie on (bed), lie at/prone, lie beside;

accumulate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  copiously, abundantly; superabuntly;

accumulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  accumulation, heaping/piling up (earth);

accumulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heaper up; one who accumulates/amasses;

accumulatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  accumulator;

accumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accumulate, heap/pile up/soil; add by exaggeration; add, increase, enhance;

accurate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carefully, accurately, precisely, exactly; nicely; painstakingly, meticulous;

accuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  accuracy, preciseness, care; carefulness, painstakingness; treatment (medical);

accuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accurate, exact, with care, meticulous; carefully performed/prepared; finished;

accuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  take care of, attend to (duties/guests), give attention to; perform with care;

accurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  run/hasten to (help); come/rush up (inanim subj.); charge, rush to attack;

accurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  run/hasten to (help); come/rush up (inanim subj.); charge, rush to attack;

accursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rushing up (to see or give help); attack; onset;

accusabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blamable, reprehensible;

accusatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  accusation, inditement; act/occasion of accusation; rebuke, reproof;

accusativus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  accusative/objective case;

accusativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  accusative/objective (applied to case);

accusator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  accuser, prosecutor at trial; plaintiff; informer;

accusatorie*

  adv. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  accusingly; in the manner of a prosecutor/accuser;

accusatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to a public/professional prosecutor; accusatory, denunciatory;

accusatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  prosecutor at trial (female), accuser, plaintiff;

accusito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  accuse repeatedly; go on accusing;

accuso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  accuse, blame, find fault, impugn; reprimand; charge (w/crime/offense);

accusso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  accuse, blame, find fault, impugn; reprimand; charge (w/crime/offense);

acedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  weariness (of body or soul);

acedio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be morose/peevish; be weary (Souter);

acediosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  wearied; listless;

acentetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flawless; without points or spots; (used in connection with crystals/gems L+S);

aceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be sour;

acephalon*

  , adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  lacking the first syllable;

acephalos*

  , adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  lacking the first syllable;

acephalus*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  lacking the first syllable; beginning w/short syllable; lacking head/leader;

acer*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  maple tree; wood of the maple tree; maple;

acer*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sharp, bitter, pointed, piercing, shrill; sagacious, keen; severe, vigorous;

aceratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mixed with chaff/husks (of clay for bricklaying); without horns (L+S);

acerbe*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stridently, with harsh sound; cruelly, harshly; with pain/severity; premature;

acerbitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harshness, severity; bitterness, sourness, ill feeling; anguish, hardship;

acerbitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  harshness, severity; bitterness, sourness, ill feeling; anguish, hardship;

acerbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  embitter; aggravate; make disagreeable; make worse;

acerbum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  calamity, misfortune;

acerbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  harsh, strident, bitter, sour; unripe, green, unfinished; grievous; gloomy;

acerneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  maple, of maple (wood); belonging to the maple tree;

acernia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fish (unidentified);

acernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  maple, of maple (wood); belonging to the maple tree;

acerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  having husks included (of flour/bread);

acerra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  box or casket for incense;

acersecomes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  long-haired/unshorn youth; one ever youthful; young favorite/"fair-haired boy";

acertas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  sharpness, keenness; vehemence, force; severity;

acerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  without wax; [mel ~ => honey flowing spontaneously from the comb];

acervalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  characterized by piling up; by accumulation;

acervalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare ELD]

  conclusion by accumulation; a piling up (of facts);

acervatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in heaps/piles; in large quantities/scale; briefly; summarily, without order;

acervatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heaping/piling together; accumulation; amassing;

acervo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heap/pile up; make into heaps/piles; massed/categorized together; cover with;

acervus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mass/heap/pile/stack; treasure, stock; large quantity; cluster; funeral pile;

acescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  acidity, sourness;

acesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  turn/become sour;

acesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  form of malachite; sort of borax used in medicine;

acetabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small cup (esp. for vinegar); (1/8 pint); cup-shaped part (plant); hip joint;

acetarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  salad (seasoned);

acetarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  salad prepared with vinegar; something that is prepared with vinegar;

acetasco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become sour/vinegary;

acetosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vinegar;

acetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vinegar, sour wine; tang of vinegar; sourness of disposition; sharpness of wit;

achaemenis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant alleged to have magical properties;

achantum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of frankincense;

achanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mute, stupid; disease of animals;

acharis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- Greece uncommon Sou]

  unpleasant, disagreeable; ungrateful;

achariston*

  , adj. [later --- Greece uncommon Sou]

  unpleasant, disagreeable; ungrateful;

acharistos*

  , adj. [later --- Greece uncommon Sou]

  unpleasant, disagreeable; ungrateful;

acharistum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  eye salve;

achariter*

  adv. [later --- Greece uncommon Sou]

  unpleasantly, disagreeably;

acharna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  edible sea fish;

acharne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  edible sea fish;

achates*

  m/f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  agate;

acheta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  male cicada, the "chirper";

achetas*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  male cicada, the "chirper";

Achillas*

  m., N1.8 person [classical --- Egypt veryrare OLD]

  Achillas; (the Egyptian who murdered Pompey);

achilleos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  medicinal plant (said to be discovered by Achilles); milfoil, yarrow;

Achilles*

  m., N3.8 name [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Achilles, Greek hero; (other Greeks); (typifying great warrior);

Achilleus*

  m., N3.8 name [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Achilles, Greek hero; (other Greeks); (typifying great warrior);

achlis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  elk; moose; wild beast of the North;

achor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  scab/scald (on the head);

achras*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  wild pear tree (Pirus amygdaliformis);

achynops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (species of Plantago?);

acia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thread, yarn;

acicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small pin (for a head-dress);

acidatas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  sourness/acidity (of the stomach);

acide*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unpleasantly;

aciditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  acidity;

acidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tart, slightly sour;

acidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  acid substances (pl.) as solvents;

acidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  acid/sour/bitter/tart; sour-smelling; soaked in vinegar; shrill; sharp-tongued;

acies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sharpness, sharp edge, point; battle line/array; sight, glance; pupil of eye;

acina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare ELD]

  small berry; grape seed/pit;

acinaces*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  short sword (Persian); short saber; scimitar; (contrary to gender rule OLD);

acinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  designed for holding grapes;

acinaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  prepared from dried grapes/raisins;

acinos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of basil;

acinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  like/resembling grapes, of the vine;

acinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grape; ivyberry or other small berry; pip, (grape) pit/seed;

acinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grape; ivyberry or other small berry; pip, (grape) pit/seed;

acipenser*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fish (sturgeon?) (esteemed dainty dish);

acipensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  fish (sturgeon?) (esteemed dainty dish);

aciscularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  worker with an adze; stone-cutter?;

acistarium*

  n., N2.2 where [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  monastery;

acisulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little adze;

aclassis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tunic (over the shoulders, unstitched);

aclouthia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Divine Office (in Eastern Rite Churches), liturgical rite;

aclys*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon ELD]

  small javelin with a strap;

acna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  measure/piece of land (120 feet square);

acnua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  square actus, a measure of land 120 yards square;

acoenonetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lacking in common feelings; without common sense;

acoenonoetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lacking in common feelings; without common sense;

acoetis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wife; bed-fellow (L+S);

acolitus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Saxo]

  acolyte; cleric in minor orders; (ostiarius/exorcista/subdiaconus/diaconus);

acoluthus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Saxo]

  acolyte; cleric in minor orders; (ostiarius/exorcista/subdiaconus/diaconus);

acolythus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  acolyte; cleric in minor orders; (ostiarius/exorcista/subdiaconus/diaconus);

acolytus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Saxo]

  acolyte; cleric in minor orders; (ostiarius/exorcista/subdiaconus/diaconus);

acona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pointed stones (pl.);

aconiti*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without labor, effortlessly; without dust (literally);

aconiton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wolfbane, aconite (gnus Aconitum) (poisonous plant); aconite as a poison;

aconitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wolfbane, aconite (gnus Aconitum) (poisonous plant); aconite as a poison;

acontias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  meteor resembling a dart in flight; quick-darting snake (L+S);

acontizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  shoot a dart; spout/gush forth (blood);

acopos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  stone used to treat fatigue;

acopum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  salve used to treat fatigue or pain;

acor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bitter or tart flavor; sourness; tart/sour substance;

acorion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  sweet/yellow flag/iris or its root; butchers's broom/reed/rush or its root;

acorna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of thistle;

acoron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  sweet/yellow flag/iris or its root; butchers's broom/reed/rush or its root;

acoros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sweet/yellow flag/iris or its root; butchers's broom/reed/rush or its root;

acorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  sweet/yellow flag/iris or its root; butchers's broom/reed/rush or its root;

acorus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sweet/yellow flag/iris or its root; butchers's broom/reed/rush or its root;

acosmon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unadorned, careless;

acosmos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unadorned, careless;

acquiesco*

  cere, ei, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lie with (w/cum), rest/relax; repose (death); acquiesce/assent/submit; subside;

acquiesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lie with (w/cum), rest/relax; repose (death); acquiesce/assent/submit; subside;

acquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  acquire (goods/money/adherents), obtain, gain, get; add to stock; accrue;

acquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  acquisition; additional source of supply;

acquisitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  acquirer (female);

acquisitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  strained, recherche;

acra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  promontory/headland;

acratophorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  vessel for scented/unmixed wine;

acredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sharp/pungent taste;

acredula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  unknown bird/beast/animal; (thrush or owl? L+S);

acriculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shrewd, acute; irritable, sharp, testy;

acridium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri NearEast veryrare L&S]

  scammony (Convolvulus Scammonia); purgative resin from its tuber root;

acrifolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  unknown tree of ill omen;

acrimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acrimony; briskness; caustic/corrosive/pungent quality; indigestion; vigor;

acritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sharpness, keenness; vehemence, force; severity;

acriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sharply, vigilantly, fiercely; severely, steadfastly; keenly, accurately;

acritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pungency, bitterness; keenness, energy, vigor; harshness, cruelty, fierceness;

acro*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  extremity; member of the body; stem of a plant;

acroama*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ELD]

  entertainment at table/reading/music, act; reader, actor, singer, clown;

acroamatarius*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging/pertaining to a musical/reading entertainment;

acroamaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging/pertaining to a musical/reading entertainment;

acroasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  public lecture;

acroaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/for lectures only; esoteric;

acrobates*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  acrobat;

acrobaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  acrobatic;

acrochordon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  type of wart;

acrochordon*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  type of wart;

acrocolefium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  upper part of the foot of a swine;

acrocorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri Spain Pliny L&S]

  kind of onion;

acrolithon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having extremities of marble (statues - the rest in wood L+S);

acrolithos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having extremities of marble (statues - the rest in wood L+S);

acrolithus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having extremities of marble (statues - the rest in wood L+S);

acron*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  extremity; member of the body; stem of a plant;

acropodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  base/pedestal of a statue;

acror*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pungency, bitterness; keenness, energy, vigor; harshness, cruelty, fierceness;

acroterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  projection; ornament at angle of a pediment; projection acting as breakwater;

acrozymus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slightly leavened;

acrufolius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  having prickly leaves; made of holly/holly-wood;

acrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  promontory/headland (pl.);

acsi*

  conj. [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  as if; (ac si);

Act*

  n., N9.8 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  Acts (abbreviation); [Acta Apostolorum => Acts, book of the Bible];

acta*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sea-shore (as resort); beach; holiday (pl.), life of ease; party at seaside;

actaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  baneberry (Actaea spicata) (poisonous) (also called Herb Christopher);

actarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- common L&S]

  short-hand writer, clerk, account/book-keeper, secretary;

acte*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dwarf-elder (Sambucus ebulus);

actinophoros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  ray-bearing kind of shellfish;

actinosus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  glorious; (full of rays);

actio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  act, action, activity, deed; incident;, plot (play); legal process, suit; plea;

actionarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  shareholder;

actito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- drama --- common OLD]

  act/plead frequently/repeatedly; take parts in play as actor, be actor in;

actiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  short judicial harangue; unimportant speech;

active*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  actively; (gram. like active verb);

activitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  activity, movement, action;

activus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  active; practical; active (gram. mood);

actor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- frequent OLD]

  - actor, performer, doer; advocate; plaintiff; agent; player;

  - drover, herdsman; wielder; [actor habenae => slinger];

actorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  active; practical; active (mood) (gram.);

actrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stewardess; agent (female); plaintiff (female) (L+S);

actu*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  actually;

actualis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  active, practical; actual;

actualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  actuality; reality (Ecc); existence;

actualiter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  actively;

actuaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fast passenger vessel with sails and oars;

actuariola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small fast vessel (with sails and oars); row boat; barge;

actuariolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small fast vessel (impelled by oars); row boat; barge;

actuarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  hunting; [~ limes=> 12 foot wide road between fields; ~ canes=> hounds];

actuarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  short-hand writer, clerk, account/book-keeper, secretary;

actuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swift, nimble, light; of/serving to mark a cattle path/road between fields;

actum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  act, deed, transaction; acts (pl.), exploits; chronicles, (official) record;

actum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sharply, pointedly; acutely;

actuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  implement; actuate;

actuose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  actively, busily, energetically; passionately, eagerly;

actuositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  activity, movement, action;

actuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  active, busy, energetic, full of life; acting with extravagant gesture;

actus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- drama --- frequent OLD]

  - act, performance (of play), delivery; action, deed; series/sequence; progress;

  - right of way/road for cattle; path, cart-track; land measure (120 ft.);

actutum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  immediately, instantly; forthwith, without delay;

acuarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker/seller of needles/pins;

acueo*

  ere, uui, uitum, V2.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  accentuate;

acuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  insight; sharpness, perception;

acula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small amount of water; small stream; little needle (L+S);

aculeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prickly; stinging/sharp/barbed; subtle; inflicted by/having sting/spine/points;

aculeolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little needle/pin;

aculeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sting, spine, thorn, prickle, point, spike; barb; pang, prick; sarcasm;

aculos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  acorn/fruit of the ilex (holm oak or evergreen oak) (poss. holly);

acumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sharpened point, spur; sting; peak, promontory; sharpness/cunning/acumen; fraud;

acuminarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  good for sharpening; [mola ~ => stone for sharpening weapons];

acuminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  sharp, pointed, tapering;

acumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sharpen, make pointed, cut to a point;

acuna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  measure/piece of land (120 feet square), square actus;

acuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  whet, sharpen, cut to a point; spur on, provoke, incite; come to a head (PASS);

acupedius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swift of foot;

acupenser*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fish (sturgeon?) (esteemed dainty dish);

acupensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fish (sturgeon?) (esteemed dainty dish);

acupictura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  embroidery;

acupunctura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  acupuncture;

acus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  needle, pin; hair-pin; pipefish, needlefish; detail; husks/chaff (pl.);

acus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  husks of grain/beans, chaff;

acusticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  acoustic;

acutale*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  somewhat sharply; pointedly;

acutalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pointed;

acutarus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that sharpens instruments;

acutatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sharpened;

acute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acutely, with intellectual penetration; shrilly; clearly (seeing), distinctly;

acutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whetter, sharpener, one that sharpens;

acutule*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat sharply;

acutulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smart, clever; somewhat pointed; somewhat subtle (Cas);

acutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  of small radius; acute (angle);

acutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sharp, sharpened, pointed/tapering; severe; glaring; acute, wise; high-pitched;

acylos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  acorn of the holm-oak;

acyrologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  impropriety of speech;

acysterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  monastery;

ad*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  about (with numerals);

ad*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  to, up to, towards; near, at; until, on, by; almost; according to; about w/NUM;

Ad*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Adam; (Hebrew); (NOM S => Adam, not Ada, otherwise 1 DECL Ad...?);

adactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action/process of administering an oath; forcing/bringing to (L+S);

adactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thrust; forcing/bringing together (L+S); bite, biting;

adadunephros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone; (Adad's - supreme god of Assyrians - kidney);

adaequate*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  equally, to same extent; likewise; adequately;

adaequatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  adjusting, adapting, making equal;

adaequatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  equal; adequate;

adaeque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  equally, to same extent; so much; also, likewise, in a like manner;

adaequo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  equalize, make equal in height, come up to level; compare (to); be equal; raze;

adaeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  calculation of the area of a piece of land; valuing, appraising (L+S);

adaero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  calculate the area of a piece of land, appraise, value (in money), estimate;

adaestuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rush, roar, boil up;

adaggero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  heap (earth, etc.) up around/over; seethe, foam up;

adagio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  proverb; adage;

adagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  proverb; adage;

adagnitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  knowledge;

adalgidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chilly, very cold (climate);

adalligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bind/fasten to, attach;

Adam*

  m., N9.9 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Adam; (from the Hebrew); [NOM S => Adam, not Ada (otherwise 1 DECL Ad...)];

adamanteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  steel; of adamant, adamantine;

adamantinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  incorruptible, impregnable; inflexible; hard as adamant/diamond/steel;

adamantis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified);

adamas*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  steel, hardest iron (early); anything hard, adamant; white sapphire; diamond;

adamator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lover;

adambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  walk beside/near;

adamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fall in love/lust with; love passionately/adulterously; admire greatly; covet;

adamplio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  enlarge, increase, widen; embellish;

Adamus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Adam, first man;

adamussim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  exactly/precisely; accurately, with precision; according to a ruler/level (L+S);

adapatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  adaption; adjustment;

adaperio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  throw open, open wide; unroll (scroll), open (book); uncover, reveal; open up;

adaperio*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  throw open, open wide; unroll (scroll), open (book); uncover, reveal; open up;

adapertilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that may/can be opened;

adapertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  uncovering, revealing, disclosure; opening (of eyes/mouth) (Souter);

adapertivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  opening;

adaptertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  open (doors, flowers), expanded; not sealed off (honey cells);

adapto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adjust, modify; fit (to) (w/DAT);

adaquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  water, supply with water, bring water to; obtain water; give to drink;

adaquo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bring/procure water (for one's self); fetch water;

adar*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Adar, Jewish month; (twelfth in ecclesiastic year);

adarca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  salty deposit/effolescence on reeds; froth on sedge forming spongy growth;

adarce*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  salty deposit/effolescence on reeds; froth on sedge forming spongy growth;

adaresco*

  cere, ecui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become dry; dry up;

adariarius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  serving at the alter;

adaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plow carefully;

adaucto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, add to the resources of;

adauctor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  augmenter;

adauctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, growth;

adaugeo*

  ere, uxi, uctum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  increase, augment, intensify; supplement, make more; exaggerate, magnify;

adaugesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become greater/more numerous, increase;

adaugmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, additional quantity; augmentation;

adbello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  make war upon;

adbibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drink (in addition), take in by drinking; drink in, absorb, listen eagerly to;

adbito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  approach, come/draw near;

adblatero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prattle, chatter;

adbreviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abbreviation; diminution; epitome (Souter); shortening;

adbreviator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  summarizer; one who makes abstracts/epitomes from papal bulls;

adbreviatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common SrcW]

  abridged, shortened, cut off; straitened, contracted, narrowed; abbreviated;

adbrevio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common Eccl]

  shorten, cut off; abbreviate, abstract; epitomize (Souter); break off; weaken;

adcedenter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nearly;

adcedentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  additional quality;

adcedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  come near, approach; agree with; be added to (w/ad or in + ACC); constitute;

adceleratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  speeding up, quickening, acceleration, hastening;

adcelero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  speed up, quicken, hurry; make haste, act quickly, hasten; accelerate;

adcessibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accessible;

adcessibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accessibility;

adcessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approach; increase, bonus; accessory; attack, onset (fever, rage); fit;

adcessitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summons, sending for; [dies ~ => day of death];

adcessitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  one who comes to summon/call/fetch another; accuser;

adcessitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  summons, sending for;

adcessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approach, arrival; entry, admittance, audience; hostile approach/attack; onset;

adclamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acclamation, shout (of comment/approval/disapproval); crying against; brawling;

adclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shout (at), cry out against, protest; shout approval, applaud;

adclaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make clear, reveal, make manifest;

adclinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  leaning/resting (on/against); sloping, inclined; disposed/inclined (to);

adclino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lay down, rest (on) (w/DAT), lean against/towards, incline (to);

adclive*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  upward slope;

adclivis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rising, sloping upward;

adclivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  slope, ascent, upward inclination, steepness;

adclivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rising, sloping upward;

adcludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  close up, shut the door;

adcognosco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  recognize (visually or by some other means);

adcola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  neighbor; one who lives nearby/beside; inhabitant;

adcolens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  neighbors, people of the neighborhood;

adcolo*

  lere, lui, cultum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dwell/live near; be a neighbor to;

adcommodate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fittingly, in a suitable manner;

adcommodatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adjustment, willingness to oblige, complaisance; fitting, adapting, adaptation;

adcommodatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fit/suitable/appropriate; suiting the interests (of); favorably disposed (to);

adcommodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adapt, adjust to, fit, suit; apply to, fasten on; apply/devote oneself to;

adcommodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fitting, convenient, suitable to, adapted to;

adcredo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  give credence to, believe; put faith in, trust;

adcresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  increase/swell, grow larger/up/progressively; be added/annexed to; arise;

adcretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, an increasing, increment;

adcretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  overgrown with; encased in;

adcubitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reclining (at meals), lying;

adcubitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to reclining (at table);

adcubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reclining (at meals), lying;

adcubo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a prone/recumbent position;

adcudo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coin in addition; strike/stamp/mint (coin) (L+S); make more money, add wealth;

adcumbo*

  bere, bui, bitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take a place/recline at the table; lie on (bed), lie at/prone, lie beside;

adcumulate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  copiously, abundantly; superabundantly;

adcumulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  accumulation, heaping/piling up;

adcumulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heaper up; one who accumulates/amasses;

adcumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accumulate, heap/pile up/soil; add by exaggeration; add, increase, enhance;

adcurate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carefully, accurately, precisely, exactly; nicely; painstakingly, meticulous;

adcuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  accuracy, preciseness, care; carefulness, painstakingness; treatment (medical);

adcuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accurate, exact, with care, meticulous; carefully performed/prepared; finished;

adcuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  take care of, attend to (duties/guests), give attention to; perform with care;

adcurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  run/hasten to (help); come/rush up (inanim subj.); charge, rush to attack;

adcurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  run/hasten to (help); come/rush up (inanim subj.); charge, rush to attack;

adcursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rushing up (to see or give help); attack; onset;

addax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Africa Pliny OLD]

  addax; (African antelope with twisted horns);

addeceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it is fitting/proper, it behooves;

addecimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  take the tenth part/a tenth; tithe;

addendus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  to be added/joined;

addenseo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make more dense, close up (the ranks);

addenso*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thicken, make more dense;

addico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  be propitious; adjudge, sentence, doom; confiscate; award, assign; enslave;

addicta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  person (female) enslaved for debt or theft;

addictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  adjudication (disputed property), assignment (of debtor to custody/creditor);

addictus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  person enslaved for debt or theft;

addictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  devoted/addicted (to); (debt) slave (of); bound (to do something); bent upon;

addisco*

  cere, idici, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  learn in addition/further/besides; learn;

additamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  addition; additional factor/amount/element; something added;

additicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  additional, extra;

additio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of adding, addition;

addititius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  additional, extra;

additivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  added, annexed;

addivino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prognosticate, divine;

addo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  add, insert, bring/attach to, say in addition; increase; impart; associate;

addoceo*

  ere, cui, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  teach new/additional accomplishments;

addormio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fall asleep, go to sleep; begin to sleep;

addormisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fall asleep;

addubito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  doubt, be doubtful/uncertain; hesitate (to), hesitate over a situation;

adduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lead up/to/away; bring up/to; persuade, induce; lead, bring; contract, tighten;

adducte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  strictly, tightly; with close control;

adductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  procurer;

adductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contracted, drawn together; frowning, grave; compressed, terse; strict, severe;

adedo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat up, eat into/away at, nibble, squander; wear down, exhaust; erode;

adedo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat up, eat into/away at, nibble, squander; wear down, exhaust; erode;

adelphis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of date (hanging two together like brothers - Adelphi-The Brothers, play)

ademptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  taking away, removal, deprivation; revocation (of legacy); withholding (right);

ademptor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who takes away;

adeo*

  dire, divi, ditum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approach; attack; visit, address; undertake; take possession (inheritance);

adeo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  to such a degree/pass/point; precisely, exactly; thus far; indeed, truly, even;

adeps*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fat, lard, grease; fatty tissue; bombast; corpulence, obesity (pl.); sapwood;

adeptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of obtaining, attainment, achievement;

adeptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attainment, an obtaining;

adequito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ride up to/towards/near, gallop up;

aderator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  worshiper, one who adores;

aderro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stray towards/near; wander to/by;

adesco*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  feed; fatten;

adessurio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be very hungry/starving;

adesurio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be very hungry/starving;

adesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  eaten, gnawed; worn away by water, eroded; [adesi lapides => smooth/polished];

adfaber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made/prepared ingeniously/skillfully/with art; ingenious, skilled in art;

adfabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  easy of access/to talk to, affable, friendly, courteous; sympathetic (words);

adfabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  affability, friendliness, courtesy;

adfabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conversationally, in informal/friendly discourse;

adfabre*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  skillfully, ingeniously, artistically;

adfabricatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fitted/added to by art;

adfamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greeting, salutation, address;

adfania*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  trifling talk (pl.), chatter; idle jests;

adfatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sufficiently, amply, with complete satisfaction;

adfatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  address, speech, converse with; pronouncement, utterance (of);

adfectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seeking/striving for, aspiration to; affectation, straining for; claiming;

adfectato*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  studiously, zealously;

adfectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  aspirant, zealous seeker (of), one who strives to obtain/produce;

adfectatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  studied, artificial, affected;

adfecte*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deeply, with (strong) affection;

adfectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  mental condition, mood, feeling, disposition; affection, love; purpose;

adfectiose*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affectionately;

adfectiose*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  feelingly; with (kindly) feeling;

adfectiosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full of affection/attachment;

adfectiosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  full of (kindly) feeling;

adfecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  aim at, desire, aspire, try, lay claim to; try to control; feign, pretend;

adfecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aim at, desire, aspire, try, lay claim to; try to control; feign, pretend;

adfectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  aspirant (female); she who seeks/strives for (thing);

adfectualis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  depending on a temporary condition;

adfectuose*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affectionately, kindly;

adfectuose*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  feelingly; with (kindly) feeling;

adfectuosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affectionate, kind, full of inclination/affection/love;

adfectuosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  full of (kindly) feeling;

adfectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - affection, passion, love; friendly feeling (Cas); goodwill; loved ones (pl.);

  - disposition; condition, state (of body/mind); feeling, mood, emotion;

adfectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  endowed with, possessed of; minded; affected; impaired, weakened; emotional;

adfero*

  rre, dtuli, dlatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bring to, carry, convey; report, bring word, allege, announce; produce, cause;

adficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  affect, make impression; move, influence; cause (hurt/death), afflict, weaken;

adficticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attached (to);

adfigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fasten/fix/pin/attach to (w/DAT), annex; impress upon; pierce; chain, confine;

adfiguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  form (word) by analogy;

adfingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  add to, attach; aggravate; embellish, counterfeit, forge; claim wrongly;

adfinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  neighboring, adjacent, next, bordering; related (marriage), akin, connected;

adfinis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  relation (by marriage); neighbor; accomplice;

adfinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  relation(ship) by marriage; relationship (man+wife), bond/union; neighborhood;

adfirmanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  certainly, assuredly, with assurance;

adfirmate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  with definite affirmation/solemn assertion, positively, certainly, assuredly;

adfirmatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  affirmation, strengthening of belief; assertion, dogmatic/positive statement;

adfirmativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  affirming, affirmative;

adfirmator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who makes a definite assertion/affirmation;

adfirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  affirm/assert (dogmatically/positively); confirm, ratify, restore; emphasize;

adfixio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  joining/fastening to; an addition to;

adfixum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fixtures (pl.) pertaining thereto;, permanent fittings/appendages/appurtenances;

adfixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fastened/joined to (person/thing); impressed on, fixed to; situated close to;

adflagrans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flaming/blazing up; turbulent, unquiet;

adflator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who blows on/breathes into;

adflatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  breath, snorting; breeze, wind, draught, (hot) blast; stench; inspiration;

adflecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  affect, move, influence (to a course of action);

adfleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  weep/cry at; weep as an accompaniment;

adflictatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grievous suffering, torment, affliction;

adflictator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who causes pain/suffering/torment/torture; tormenter;

adflictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pain, suffering, torment;

adflicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  shatter, damage, strike repeatedly, buffet, wreck; oppress, afflict; vex;

adflictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who strikes against/down/overthrows;

adflictrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one (female) who strikes against/down/overthrows;

adflictrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that strikes against/down/overthrows or collides with;

adflictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  collision, blow; a striking against/dashing together;

adflictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a state of ruin (persons/countries/affairs), shattered;

adfligo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  overthrow/throw down; afflict, damage, crush, break, ruin; humble, weaken, vex;

adflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  blow/breathe (on/towards); inspire, infuse; waft; graze; breathe poison on;

adfluens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flowing/overflowing/abounding with; abundant, plentiful, sumptuous, copious;

adfluente*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  richly, copiously, abundantly, extravagantly, opulently;

adfluenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abundantly, copiously; luxuriously, extravagantly;

adfluentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flow (of a liquid); abundance, profusion, extravagance, opulence, riotousness;

adfluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flow on/to/towards/by; glide/drift quietly; flock together, throng; abound;

adfo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speak to, address; be spoked to/addressed (PASS), be decreed by fate;

adfodio*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  add by digging;

adformido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be afraid, fear;

adfrango*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cause to be broken against, crush/strike/break against; break in pieces;

adfremo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  roar/rage/growl (at); assent noisily to (w/DAT);

adfricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rubbing on/against (thing); friction; abrasion;

adfrico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rub (one thing against another); apply/communicate/impart by rubbing, smear on;

adfrico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rub (one thing against another); apply/communicate/impart by rubbing, smear on;

adfrictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  friction; rubbing on;

adfringo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cause to be broken against, crush/strike/break against; break in pieces;

adfrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sprinkle (powder); crumble, grate;

adfulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shine forth, appear, dawn; shine/smile upon (w/favor), appear favorable;

adfundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pour on/upon/into, heap up; shed/spill (blood); wash;

adfundo*

  dere, -, usum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prostrate oneself; cause to be spread on/over; flow alongside/past (streams);

adfuo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flow/stream/issue (from), flow away; abound in (w/ABL), be abundant, abound;

adgaudeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delight in; be delighted with;

adgemo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  groan in conjunction/sympathy (with);

adgenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  beget in addition;

adgeniculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kneel before, bend the knee before;

adger*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rampart (or material for); causeway, pier; heap/pile/mound; dam/dike; mud wall;

adgeratim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in heaps/piles;

adgeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heaped/piled up material;

adgero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heap/fill up, bring, carry; increase, add fuel; push/crowd/press together;

adgero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heap/cover up over, pile/build up, erect; accumulate; intensify, exaggerate;

adgestim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in heaps, abundantly;

adgestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  heap, heaping up; mass (of mud), heap (of sand);

adgestum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mound, dike, elevation formed like a dike/mound;

adgestus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mound, dike, elevation formed like a dike/mound;

adgestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  piling up; act of bringing; earthen bank, terrace; sprinkling earth over body;

adglomero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gather into a body, mass together, join forces; pile up in masses; agglomerate;

adglutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glue/stick/adhere/fasten to/together; fit/grip on closely; bring in contact;

adgnasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be born in addition/after father's will made; develop; grow later/on, arise;

adgnata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  female blood relation on father's side;

adgnaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to agnati (born after will); [~ jus => right of agnati to inherit];

adgnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  birth after father's will; blood relationship through father/male ancestor;

adgnatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  offshoot, side-shoot;

adgnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  male blood relation (father's side); one born after father made his will;

adgnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  related, cognate;

adgnitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  recognition, knowledge; perception of nature/identity; avowal, acknowledgement;

adgnitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  one who acknowledges or vouches for (seal);

adgnitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  "recognition" (drama);

adgnomen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nickname, an additional name denoting an achievement/characteristic;

adgnomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nickname, an additional name denoting an achievement/characteristic;

adgnosco*

  cere, ovi, nitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  recognize, realize, discern; acknowledge, claim, admit to/responsibility;

adgratulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  give thanks (to)(JFW);

adgravesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  become heavy; become severe/dangerous (illness), grow worse; be aggravated;

adgravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aggravate, exaggerate; weigh down, oppress; make heavier; embarrass further;

adgredio*

  dere, aggressi, essum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  approach, advance; attack, assail; undertake, seize (opportunity), attempt;

adgredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  approach, advance; attack, assail; undertake, seize (opportunity), attempt;

adgrego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  collect, include, group, implicate; (cause to) flock/join together, attach;

adgressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  attack; action of setting about/undertaking (task);

adgressor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attacker, assailant;

adgressura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attack, assault;

adgressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attack, assault;

adguberno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  steer (one's course);

adhaereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  adhere, stick, cling/cleave to; hang on; be attached/concerned/involved;

adhaeresco*

  cere, esi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cling to, adhere, stick (in trouble); become lodged in (weapons); run aground;

adhaese*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stammeringly; in a tongued-tied manner;

adhaesio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adhesion; linkage;

adhaesiona*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  adhesion; linkage;

adhaesivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  adhesive;

adhaesus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  adhesion; act/fact of adhering/combining;

adhalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  breathe upon;

adhamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  catch, secure;

adhereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- veryfreq SrcW]

  adhere, stick, cling/cleave to; hang on; be attached/concerned/involved;

adheresco*

  cere, esi, esum, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  adhere tightly, stick fast;

adhibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  summon, invite, bring in; consult; put, add; use, employ, apply; hold out to;

adhibitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  application, employing; admission (e.g., to a banquet);

adhinnio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- agri --- common OLD]

  whinny to/at; express delight; strive after/long for with voluptuous desire;

adhoc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  thus far, till now, to this point; hitherto; yet, as yet; still; besides;

adhorreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shudder (in addition);

adhortamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  encouragement, exhortation; incentive;

adhortatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exhortation, (words of) encouragement; persuasive speech/discourse/appeal;

adhortativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging to encouragement/exhortation; [~ modus => encouraging mood];

adhortator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  encourager, one who encourages/exhorts;

adhortatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of urging; encouragement, exhortation, persuasion;

adhorto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  encourage, urge on; rally; exhort;

adhospito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  entertain as guest; propitiate;

adhuc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  thus far, till now, to this point; hitherto; yet, as yet; still; besides;

adhucine*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  still? yet? (interog.) (adhuc ne);

adiantum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  maidenhair (Capillus Veneris), type of fern; (also called callitrichos/on L+S);

adiaphoron*

  , adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare L&S]

  indifferent; (-os, -os, -on, Greek);

adiaphoros*

  , adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare L&S]

  indifferent; (-os, -os, -on, Greek);

adibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accessible;

adicio*

  cere, djeci, djectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  add, increase, raise; add to (DAT/ad+ACC); suggest; hurl (weapon); throw to/at;

adigo*

  gere, degi, dactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive in/to (cattle), force, impel; cast, hurl; consign (curse); bind (oath);

adimo*

  mere, demi, demptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  withdraw, take away, carry off; castrate; deprive, steal, seize; annul; rescue;

adimplementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  completion, completing, fulfillment, fulfilling; realization;

adimpleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fill up (with); fulfill, carry out (promise/obligation);

adimpletio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  completion, completing, fulfillment, fulfilling; realization;

adimpletor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  inspirer, he who fills (by inspiration);

adincresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  increase;

adindo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  insert, put in/to; put in besides;

adinflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  swell up;

adingero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bring to/heap on in addition;

adinquiro*

  rere, isi, isitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  investigate/inquire/look into further;

adinspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  watch; guard (person);

adinstar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  like, after the fashion of; according to the likeness of; about; (ad instar);

adinvenio*

  ire, adinveni, ntum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  devise/invent/find out (in addition/intensive);

adinventio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  invention;

adinventor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inventor;

adinventum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  invention;

adinvicem*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  in turn, by turns, on after the other, alternately; mutually, reciprocally;

adipatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rich dish; pastry prepared with fat (L+S);

adipatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rich; containing fat, fatty, greasy; coarse, gross (L+S);

adipeus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of fat;

adipisco*

  cere, -, deptum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  gain, secure, win, obtain; arrive at, come up to/into; inherit; overtake;

adips*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fat, lard, grease; fatty tissue; bombast; corpulence, obesity (pl.);

adipsatheon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  thorny shrub which produces fragrant oil;

adipsatheos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  thorny shrub which produces fragrant oil;

adipson*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  licorice;

adipsos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of Egyptian date; licorice (?);

aditialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  inaugural; (of a banquet) given by a magistrate upon entering office;

aditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  act/right of approaching (person); taking possession of an inheritance;

adito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  approach often/frequently/habitually;

aditus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approach, access; attack; entrance; chance, opportunity, means, way; beginning;

adiumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  help, assistance, support, means of aid;

adjacens*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  adjacent/neighboring areas/regions/parts (pl.); adjoining country;

adjacens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adjacent, neighboring;

adjaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lie near to, lie beside; be adjacent/contiguous to, neighbor on; live near;

adjaculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thrown/cast at;

adjectamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  appendage, appurtenance, attachment; addition, increase;

adjecticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  added besides;

adjectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  addition; act of adding, infliction in addition; repetition; price increase;

adjectius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  added besides;

adjectivus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  that is added (to the noun - gram.); adjective;

adjectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  insertion/putting in/adding/applying to, addition; impact, contact;

adjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  add, increase, raise; add to (DAT/ad+ACC); suggest; hurl (weapon); throw to/at;

adjicio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  add, increase, raise; add to (DAT/ad+ACC); suggest; hurl (weapon); throw to/at;

adjudicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of assignment (by judge); vesting order; judicial judging of a matter;

adjudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  adjudge, impute, attribute, ascribe (to); award (as a judge), assign (to);

adjugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  join, attach (to);

adjunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  union, association; admixture, combination; (limiting) addition, qualification;

adjunctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  adjectival; joined/added; conjunctions that govern subjunctive mood (L+S);

adjunctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who adds/joins/unites; proposer (that ... be added to ...);

adjunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  quality, characteristic, essential feature/attribute; collateral circumstance;

adjunctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bound/belonging to; composite, joined in compound (word); adjacent; relevant;

adjungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  add, attach, join to, add to, support; apply to; harness, yoke; direct; confer;

adjuramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  conjuring, entreaty;

adjuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  act of appealing to/by adjuration; swearing to/by (something);

adjurator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who conjures, conjurer;

adjuratorius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to swearing;

adjuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swear by/solemnly; affirm with oath; charge/entreat/urge (as under oath/curse);

adjutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  helpful;

adjuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  help (w/burden/activity); help realize a program/purpose;

adjuto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  help (w/burden/activity); help realize a program/purpose;

adjutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  assistant, deputy; accomplice; supporter; secretary; assistant schoolmaster;

adjutorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  help, assistance, support; argumentation;

adjutrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  female assistant/helper/accomplice; feminine nouns; as title of a legion;

adjutus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  help, aid;

adjuvans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contributory (cause);

adjuvatorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  assistance, cooperation;

adjuvo*

  are, i, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  help, aid, abet, encourage, favor; cherish, sustain; be of use, be profitable;

adjuvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  help, aid, abet, encourage, favor; cherish, sustain; be of use, be profitable;

adlabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glide/move/flow towards (w/DAT/ACC); creep up; steal into; fly (missiles);

adlaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make a special effort; take trouble to;

adlacrimo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  shed tears, cry, weep (at or as an accompaniment to something);

adlambo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lick (of flames);

adlapsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gliding up; gliding/stealthy approach; flowing towards or near;

adlatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bark at; rail at; rage, roar (sea);

adlaudabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  praiseworthy, commendable;

adlaudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  praise, commend;

adlavo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flow up to (water), wash;

adlectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coaxing, enticing, encouragement, invitation;

adlectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who coaxes/entices/attracts/invites/encourages;

adlecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  entice, allure, encourage, invite;

adlector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  official of a collegium (concerned with dues or admission);

adlectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  office of collector of revenues (colligium allector);

adlectus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  canon-elect, one elected into collegium;

adlegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  allegation, charge; intercession; representation made on behalf of another;

adlegatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  instigation, prompting;

adlego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  choose, admit, elect, recruit, select, appoint;

adlego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  depute/send as agent, commission, put up; suborn; urge/plea, lay before; allege;

adlenimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  soothing remedy/relief;

adlevamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  mitigation; relief, alleviation;

adlevatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  alleviation, easing; relief; lifting up, raising;

adlevator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who lifts/raises up;

adlevio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lighten, make light; deal lightly/leniently with; raise up, relieve;

adlevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - lift/raise/heap/pile up, exalt; alleviate/diminish/weaken; comfort/console/cheer

  - smooth, smooth off, make smooth; polish; depilate;

adlibentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inclination (for);

adlibesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be pleasing, gratify; be roused with desire (for);

adlicefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  entice, allure; attract, lure, seduce;

adlicefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become enticed/allured/lured; (allicefacio PASS);

adlicio*

  iere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  draw gently to, entice, lure, induce (sleep), attract, win over, encourage;

adlido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dash/crush against, bruise; ruin, damage; shipwreck; (PASS) suffer damage;

adligamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  band, binding, tie;

adligatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tying or binding to supports; a bond; band;

adligator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who ties or binds to a support;

adligatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  band, binding;

adligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bind/fetter (to); bandage; hinder, impede, detain; accuse; implicate/involve in;

adlino*

  nere, nevi, nitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear/spread/dash over (W/DAT); spread out on; adhere to;

adlisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dashing against; striking upon;

adlocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  address (spoken/written), manner of address; consolation; harangue, exhortation;

adloquium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  address, addressing, talk; talking to, encouragement, friendly/reassuring words;

adloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speak to (friendly); address, harangue, make a speech (to); call on; console;

adlubentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inclination (for);

adlubesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be pleasing, gratify; be roused with desire (for);

adluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shine upon; light (torch); show/give (opportunity/chance); give/supply light;

adlucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrestle; wrestle with (w/DAT);

adludio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  play/frolic (with);

adludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frolic/play/sport around/with, play against; jest, make mocking allusion to;

adluo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wash/flow past/near/against, lap; beset; bathe (person) (tears); deposit silt;

adluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  silt, soil deposited by a river; flood land by a river; lapping of waves;

adluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common ELD]

  inundation, flood; overflow; superabundance; river deposited silt; floodland;

adluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common ELD]

  inundation, flood; overflow; land addition by silt deposition; superabundance;

adluvius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  alluvial, from river overflow/deposit;

admaturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hasten (an occurrence); bring to maturity, mature, ripen;

admensuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  admensuration; assignment of a measure;

admeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  go to, approach;

admetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  measure out (to);

admigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go and live with; go to a place; come to; be added to;

adminiculabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  self-supporting, supporting one's self;

adminiculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  assistant, supporter; one who supports;

adminiculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  well stocked; supported; well furnished/provided;

adminiculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  prop (up), support (with props); support with authority; applied to adverb;

adminiculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  prop (up), support (with props) (vines);

adminiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  prop (vines), pole, stake; support, stay, bulwark; means, aid, tool; auxiliary;

administer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assistant, helper, supporter; one at hand to help, attendant; priest, minister;

administra*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assistant (female), helper, supporter, servant; handmaiden, attendant;

administratio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  administration;

administratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  administration; assistance; execution, operation, management, care of affairs;

administrativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  practical; suitable for the administration of; administrative;

administrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  director, administrator, manager; one in charge of operation;

administratorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  performing the duties of an assistant/helper; serving, ministering;

administro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  administer, manage, direct; assist; operate, conduct; maneuver (ship); bestow;

admirabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  admirable, wonderful; strange, astonishing, remarkable; paradoxical, contrary;

admirabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wonderful character, remarkableness; admiration, wonder;

admirabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  admirably, astonishingly, in a wonderful/wondrous manner; paradoxically;

admiralis*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  admiral;

admiralius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  emir;

admirandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wonderful, admirable; astonishing, remarkable, extraordinary;

admiranter*

  adv. [later --- --- common Saxo]

  admiringly, with admiration;

admiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wonder, surprise, astonishment; admiration, veneration, regard; marvel;

admirator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  admirer; one who venerates;

admiro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  admire, respect; regard with wonder, wonder at; be surprised at, be astonished;

admisceo*

  ere, cui, stum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mix, mix together; involve; add an ingredient to; contaminate; confuse, mix up;

admisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mix, mix together; involve; add an ingredient to; contaminate; confuse, mix up;

admissarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  stallion/he-ass, stud; sodomite;

admissarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kept for breeding (male animals), on stud;

admissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  admission/entrance/audience/interview; application (medical); mating (animals);

admissionalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who introduces/announces at audience; privy chamber usher; seneschal;

admissivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  permitting/favorable (birds of omen approving of action in question);

admissor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  perpetrator; one who allows himself to do a thing;

admissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  crime, offense;

admissura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  admission/entrance/audience/interview; entrance upon inheritance;

admissura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  breeding, generation; copulation/mating of domestic animals, service;

admissus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  admission, letting in;

admistio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

admistus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

admitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  urge on, put to a gallop; let in, admit, receive; grant, permit, let go;

admixtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

admixtus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

admixtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixed; contaminated; not simple; confused;

admoderate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comfortably; suitably;

admodero*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  control (w/DAT); keep within limits; moderate;

admodulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  harmonize/accord with;

admodum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  very, exceedingly, greatly, quite; excessively; just so; certainly, completely;

admoenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bring (siege engine) into operation, draw near the walls; besiege, invest;

admolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  struggle, exert oneself (to); put one's hand on object/task; lay violent hands;

admonefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admonish; warn; urge; call to duty;

admonefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be admonished/warned/urged; be called to duty; (admonefacio PASS);

admoneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  admonish, remind, prompt; suggest, advise, raise; persuade, urge; warn, caution;

admonitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  act of reminding; reminder, recurring symptom; warning, advice; rebuke;

admonitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  admonisher; exhorter; one who reminds;

admonitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admonition;

admonitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  monitor (female); she that admonishers/reminds;

admonitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warning; reminder; reminding; advice; admonition;

admonitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  advice, recommendation; admonition, warning; command (animal); reminder; reproof

admordeo*

  ere, di, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bite at/into, gnaw; extract money from; fleece; get possession of their property

admorsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bite, biting, gnawing;

admorsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  bitten, gnawed;

admotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of moving towards/on to; application;

admoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  move up, bring up/near; lean on, conduct; draw near, approach; apply, add;

admugio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  low (to); bellow (to); (like a bull);

admulco*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stroke;

admurmuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  murmur of comment; murmuring;

admurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  murmur in protest or approval; murmur at;

admurmuro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  murmur in protest or approval; murmur at;

admutilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cut/clip close; shave; fleece, cheat, defraud;

adnarro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tell/relate (to);

adnato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swim to/up to; swim beside/alongside;

adnavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  sail to/up to/towards; sail beside/alongside;

adnecto*

  tere, exui, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tie on/to, tie up (ship); bind to; fasten on; attach, connect, join, annex;

adnego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  refuse; withhold;

adnepos*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great grandson;

adneptis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  great-great-great granddaughter;

adnexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tying/binding to, connecting; annexation;

adnexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tying/binding/fastening/attaching (to), connecting; connection; annexation;

adnexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attached, linked, joined; contiguous (to); related by blood; concerned;

adnicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wink to/at; blink at;

adnihilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common Nel]

  annihilate, destroy, demolish, ruin, bring to nothing;

adnililo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  annihilate, bring to nothing;

adnito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lean/rest upon, support oneself, (w/genibus) kneel; strive, work, exert, try;

adnito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lean/rest upon, support oneself, (w/genibus) kneel; strive, work, exert, try;

adnius*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  striving; exertion;

adnixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vehement, strenuous;

adno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swim to/towards, approach by swimming; sail to/towards; brought by sea (goods);

adnodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cut (shoot) right back, cut flush; cut off knots, cut away suckers;

adnomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nickname, an additional name denoting an achievement/characteristic;

adnominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  punning/pun; linking two words of different meaning but like sound, paronomasia;

adnotamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  note, comment, remark, annotation;

adnotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  note or comment; writing/making notes; notice; rescript of emperor by his hand;

adnotatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short note/comment; brief annotation;

adnotator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who makes notes, note taker; observer; L:controller of the annual income;

adnotatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  person officially announced as "wanted", wanted man;

adnotatus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  notice, noting, remark, mention;

adnoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  note/jot down, notice, become aware; mark, annotate; record, state; designate;

adnubilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bring up clouds (against);

adnullo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  annihilate, obliterate, destroy; annul (eccl.);

adnumeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  numbering, counting, enumeration;

adnumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  count (in/out), pay; reckon (time); enumerate, run through; classify as; add;

adnuntialis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  proclamatory;

adnuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  annunciation/announcement, declaration; message; prediction/prophecy; preaching;

adnuntiator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  announcer, herald, one who announces; prophet (Souter); preacher;

adnuntiatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  announcer, preacher, one who announces; prophetess (Souter);

adnuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  announce, say, make known; report, bring news; prophesy/announce before; preach;

adnuntius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  announcer, that brings news/announces/makes known;

adnuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  designate by a nod; indicate, declare; nod assent; smile on; agree to, grant;

adnuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nod (to); order/assent to by a nod; bow to;

adnutrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  train (on);

adobruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cover over with earth, bury;

adolefactus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  set on fire, kindled;

adoleo*

  ere, lui, lultum, V2.1 trans [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  worship, make/burn sacrifice/offerings; cremate; destroy/treat by fire/heat;

adoleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  emit/give out a smell/odor;

adolescens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young man, youth; youthful person; young woman/girl;

adolescens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young, youthful; "minor" (in reference to the younger of two having same name);

adolescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  youth, young manhood; characteristic of being young, youthfulness; the young;

adolescentio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  behave in a youthful manner;

adolescentula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young woman; very young woman; "my child";

adolescentulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young man; mere youth;

adolescentulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  very youthful, quite young;

adolescenturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  want to behave in a youthful manner;

adolesco*

  cere, evi, dultum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grow up, mature, reach manhood/peak; become established/strong; grow, increase;

adolesco*

  cere, lui, dultum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  grow up, mature, reach manhood/peak; become established/strong; grow, increase;

adolesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  burn, blaze up, flame, be kindled; (of a sacrifice);

adolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fawn upon (as dog); flatter (in servile manner), court; make obeisance (to);

adominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  good/favorable omen;

Adonai*

  m., N9.9 name [--- eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Lord, God; (Hebrew);

adonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  species of southernwood (flower of golden color or blood-red);

adoperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cover, cover over;

adoperte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  covertly, in a dark/mysterious manner;

adopertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  religious secrets (pl.), mysteries;

adopertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  covered, overspread; clothed; veiled, disguised, hiding; shut, closed;

adopino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conjecture/surmise/opine/think/suppose (further);

adoptata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adopted daughter;

adoptaticia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adopted daughter;

adoptaticius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adopted son;

adoptaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adopted (into a family); (as a son/daughter);

adoptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  adoption of a child; adoption into family (Roman custom);

adoptator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who adopts child;

adoptatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adopted son;

adoptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adoption of child; adoption into family; grafting (plant);

adoptionismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  heresy of adoptionism (that Christ is Son of God by adoption only);

adoptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adoptive, obtained by adoption; formed by grafting;

adopto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adopt, select, secure, pick out; wish/name for oneself; adopt legally;

ador*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  coarse grain; emmer wheat; spelt;

adorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  adorable, worthy of adoration/veneration;

adorandus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  adorable, worthy of adoration/veneration;

adoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  act of worship or prayer;

adorator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  worshipper, adorer, one who worships/prays/reverences;

adordino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  set in order, arrange;

adorea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ELD]

  prize of value; (anciently, gift of grain);

adoreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  emmer wheat, spelt;

adoreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  pertaining to/consisting of emmer wheat/spelt;

adoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  glory, distinction;

adorio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  - assail/assault/attack, rise against (military/political/plague); accost/address;

  - improperly influence; undertake/try/attempt/come to grips; begin/set to work;

adorio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  - assail/assault/attack, rise against (military/political/plague); accost/address;

  - improperly influence; undertake/try/attempt/come to grips; begin/set to work;

adoriosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  celebrated, that has often obtained the adorea - prize;

adorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  emmer wheat, spelt;

adornate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elegantly, in a polished manner;

adorno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  equip, get ready, prepare; set off; adorn, array, embellish; honor, endow;

adoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  honor, adore, worship, pay homage, reverence; beg, plead with, appeal to;

adosculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  give a kiss to;

adpagineculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of decorative attachment (archit.);

adpalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greasy, fatty; of/with fat/grease;

adpango*

  gere, pegi, actum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasten to;

adparamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  preparation, preparing; that which is prepared;

adparate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sumptuously;

adparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  careful preparation; task/act of providing; provisions; designing, construction;

adparator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  official who sacrifices to the Magna Mater;

adparatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  place/room where preparations were made for sacrifice;

adparatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who prepares (sacrifices);

adparatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  preparation; instruments, equipment, supplies, stock; splendor, pomp, trappings;

adparatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prepared, equipped, ready; splendid, elaborate, well-appointed; labored;

adparens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exposed to the air; exposed to view, visible; perceptible, audible; apparent;

adparentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  becoming visible, appearing, appearance; external appearance;

adpareo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  appear; be evident/visible/noticed/found; show up, occur; serve (w/DAT);

adpareo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  it is apparent/evident/clear/certain/visible/noticeable/found; it appears;

adparesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  begin to appear;

adpario*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  acquire, gain in addition;

adparitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  service, attendance; servants, attendants; provision, supplying, preparation;

adparitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  civil servant; lictor, clerk; attendant on a magistrate;

adparitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  of/for an apparitor (civil servant; lictor, clerk; attendant on a magistrate);

adparitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  attendance on a magistrate, (civil) service;

adparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prepare, fit out, make ready, equip, provide; attempt; organize (project);

adpectoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  press/clasp to the breast;

adpellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  appeal (to higher authority); name, term; noun; title, rank; pronunciation;

adpellativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  of the nature of a noun, nominal; appellative, belonging to a species (L+S);

adpellator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appellant, one who appeals;

adpellatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/used in appeals;

adpellito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  call or name (frequently or habitually);

adpello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  call (upon); address; dun; solicit; appeal (to); bring to court; accuse; name;

adpello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drive to, move up, bring along, force towards; put ashore at, land (ship);

adpendeo*

  ere, di, -, V2.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  to be pending;

adpendicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small addition/appendix/annex; appendage;

adpendicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  appendage;

adpendix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appendix, supplement, annex; appendage, adjunct; hanger on; barberry bush/fruit;

adpendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weigh out; pay/give out; hang, cause to be suspended;

adpensor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weigher, he who weighs out;

adpertineo*

  ere, nui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  belong to, appertain to; (w/DAT or ad);

adpetens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eager/greedy/having appetite for (w/GEN), desirous; avaricious/greedy/covetous;

adpetenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greedily, avidly;

adpetentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desire, longing after, appetite for;

adpetibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be sought after, desirable;

adpetisso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  seek eagerly after;

adpetitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desire, appetite; action of trying to reach/grasp, stretching out for; grasping;

adpetitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who has a desire/liking for (something);

adpetitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appetite, desire; esp. natural/instinctive desire;

adpeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seek/grasp after, desire; assail; strive eagerly/long for; approach, near;

adpeto*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who is covetous;

adpicisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bargain?;

adpingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  paint upon/beside; add in writing/painting; add something (to verbal picture);

adpingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasten/join to;

adplaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strike together; clap, applaud; strike, slap; dash to the ground (w/terrae);

adplausor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  one expressing agreement/approval/pleasure/satisfaction by clapping hands;

adplausus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flapping/beating of wings;

adplex*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  closely joined/attached to;

adplicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  application, inclination; joining, attaching; attachment of client to patron;

adplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  situated close (to town w/DAT); clinging to (side of hill); devoted (to);

adplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryfreq ---]

  connect, place near, bring into contact; land (ship); adapt; apply/devote to;

adplico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryfreq ---]

  connect, place near, bring into contact; land (ship); adapt; apply/devote to;

adplodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  strike together; clap, applaud; strike, slap; dash to the ground (w/terrae);

adploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lament, weep at/on account of; deplore (thing);

adpluda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chaff;

adplumbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  solderer;

adplumbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  solder, solder on, affix by soldering, close/seal by soldering/with solder;

adpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  place near, set before/on table, serve up; put/apply/add to; appoint/assign;

adporrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stretched out near/beside;

adportatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conveyance to, carrying to;

adporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  carry/convey/bring (to); import; present (play); bring (news); make one's way;

adposco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  demand in addition;

adposite*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a manner suited (to); suitably, appositely;

adpositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comparison, action of comparing;

adpositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  adjective, epithet;

adpositus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  application (of medicine);

adpositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adjacent, near, accessible, akin; opposite; fit, appropriate, apt; based upon;

adpostulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beg/entreaty/solicit importunately/persistently/troublesomely/pressingly;

adpotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drunk, intoxicated;

adpreco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  address prayer to, pray to , invoke, beseech;

adprehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seize (upon), grasp, cling to, lay hold of; apprehend; embrace; overtake;

adprehensibil*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  intelligible, understandable, that can be understood;

adprehensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  seizing upon, laying hold of; apprehension, understanding;

adprendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seize (upon), grasp, cling to, lay hold of; apprehend; embrace; overtake;

adprenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  snatch at;

adpretio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  value, set/estimate a price, appraise; purchase, buy; appropriate to one's self;

adprime*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to the highest degree, to a high degree, extremely, especially, very;

adprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  press on/to; clench (the teeth);

adprimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  very first, most excellent;

adprobatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approbation, giving approval; proof, confirmation; decision;

adprobator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who approves;

adprobe*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  excellently;

adprobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approve, commend, endorse; prove; confirm; justify; allow; make good;

adprobus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  excellent, worthy;

adpromissor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who promises/gives security on behalf of another;

adpromitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  promise in addition (to another), promise also;

adprono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lean forwards;

adpropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hasten, hurry, come hastily, make haste; accelerate, speed up;

adpropinquatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  approach, drawing near;

adpropinquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  approach (w/DAT or ad+ACC); come near to, draw near/nigh (space/time); be close;

adpropio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- common Bee]

  approach (w/DAT or ad+ACC); come near to, draw near/nigh (space/time); be close;

adpropriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  appropriation, making one's own; [~ ciborum => making flesh/blood of food];

adproprio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  appropriate, make one's own;

adproximo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be/draw/come close/near to, approach;

adpugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attack, assault;

adpulsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bringing/driving to (cattle) (/right to); landing; approach; influence, impact;

adque*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  and, as well as, as soon as; together with; and even; and too/also/now; yet;

adqui*

  conj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  but, yet, notwithstanding, however, rather, well/but now; and yet, still;

adquiesco*

  cere, ei, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lie with (w/cum), rest, relax; repose (in death); acquiesce, assent; subside;

adquiesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lie with (w/cum), rest, relax; repose (in death); acquiesce, assent; subside;

adquietantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal Britian veryrare SrcY]

  safety; exemption; surrender;

adquieto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  discharge (a debt);

adquin*

  conj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  but, yet, notwithstanding, however, rather, well/but now; and yet, still;

adquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  acquire besides/in addition, obtain, gain, win, get; add to stock; accrue;

adquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  acquisition; additional source of supply;

adquisitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  acquirer (female);

adquisitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  strained, recherche;

adquo*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  how far, as far as, as much as;

adrachne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  wild strawberry tree;

adrado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shave/scrape/pare close; trim; fleece; [~ cacumen => lop off];

adralis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of a pledge/security;

adrectarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  vertical post, upright;

adrectarius*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  erect, in an erect position, perpendicular;

adrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  erect, perpendicular, upright, standing; steep, precipitous; excited, eager;

adremigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  row up to/towards;

adrenalinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  adrenaline;

adrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  creep/move stealthily towards, steal up; feel one's way, worm one's way (trust);

adrepticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious;

adreptitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious;

adreptius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious;

adreptivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious; (Bianchi);

adrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smile at/upon; please, be pleasing/satisfactory (to); be/seem familiar (to);

adrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  set upright, tilt upwards, stand on end, raise; become sexually excited/aroused;

adrigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  water (plants), moisten the soil around;

adripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  take hold of; seize (hand/tooth/claw), snatch; arrest; assail; pick up, absorb;

adrisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare ELD]

  smile of approval; action of smiling (at/on);

adrisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who smiles (at a person), smiler; flatterer, fawner (L+S);

adrodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gnaw/nibble (away part); erode, eat away(disease/chemicals). wash away (water);

adrogans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  arrogant, insolent, overbearing; conceited; presumptuous, assuming;

adroganter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insolently, arrogantly, haughtily; presumptuously; in a conceited manner;

adrogantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insolence, arrogance, conceit, haughtiness; presumption;

adrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  act of adopting a adult as son homo sui juris (vs. in potestate parentis);

adrogator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  one who adopts a adult as son by arrogatio (homo sui juris);

adrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - ask, question; arrogate to one's self, claim, make undue claim; confer (upon);

  - adopt (an adult) as one's son (esp. at his instance);

adroro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  moisten, bedew;

adrosor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who nibbles/gnaws at;

adrotans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a winding/circular motion, turning; wavering;

Adrumetinus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Africa veryrare L&S]

  Andrumetine, inhabitant of Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city in Africa/Byzacane);

Adrumetinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Andrumetine, of/from Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city of Africa propria/Byzacene);

Adrumetum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city of Africa propria, capital of province Byzacene);

Adrumetus*

  f., N2.1 locale [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city of Africa propria, capital of province Byzacene);

adruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heap up (earth); cover (with earth), bury;

adscendens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/for climbing (machine); enabling one to climb;

adscendibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  climbable, that can be climbed;

adscendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  climb; go/climb up; mount, scale; mount up, embark; rise, ascend, move upward;

adscensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ascent; progress, advancement; rising series/flight of stairs; soaring;

adscensor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who ascends/rises; one who mounts a horse/chariot, rider, charioteer;

adscensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ascent; act of scaling (walls); approach; a stage/step in advancement; height;

adscessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  removal; loss, separation, going away; diminution;

adscio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  take to/up; associate, admit; adopt as one's own; take upon (General's) staff;

adscisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  adopt, assume; receive, admit, approve of, associate; take over, claim;

adscitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  acceptance, reception;

adscitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  derived, assumed; foreign;

adscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  add/state in writing, insert; appoint; enroll, enfranchise; reckon, number;

adscripticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  enrolled in addition (as citizen/soldier);

adscriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  addendum, addition in writing;

adscriptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  enrolled in addition (as a soldier), supernumerary;

adscriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  seconder, supporter, countersigner, one adding name to document as approving;

adsecla*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  follower; attendant, servant; hanger-on, sycophant, creature;

adsectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  waiting on, (respectful) attendance; support (in canvassing); study, research;

adsectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  follower, companion, attendant; disciple; researcher, student, one who seeks;

adsecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accompany, attend, escort; support, be an adherent, follow; court (fame);

adsecue*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attentively, closely;

adsecula*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  follower; attendant, servant; hanger-on, sycophant, creature;

adsecutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attendant;

adsedo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  assessor, counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

adsello*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  defecate, void;

adsenesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become old (to any thing);

adsensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, agreement, belief; approval, approbation, applause;

adsensor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  one who agrees or approves;

adsensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, agreement, belief; approval, approbation, applause;

adsentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, agreement; flattery, toadyism, flattering agreement/compliance;

adsentatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  piece of flattery; petty/trivial flattery; (L+S);

adsentator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  yes-man, flatterer, toady;

adsentatorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  like a flatterer; fawningly, in a flattering manner;

adsentatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woman who flatters;

adsentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, approve, agree in opinion; admit the truth of (w/DAT), agree (with);

adsentio*

  ire, -, nsum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  assent to, agree, approve, comply with; admit the truth of (w/PREP);

adsento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flatter, humor; agree, assent, confirm; agree to everything;

adsequela*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  succession, succeeding;

adsequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  follow on, pursue, go after; overtake; gain, achieve; equal, rival; understand;

adser*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pole (wooden), post, stake, beam; joist, rafter; pole of a litter;

adsero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lay hands on, grasp; assert, allege; free, release; claim; protect, preserve;

adsero*

  rere, evi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  plant/set at/near;

adsertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  act of claiming free or slave (for status); defense/vindication (of character);

adsertor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one asserting status of another; restorer of liberty, protector, champion;

adsertorius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a restoration of freedom;

adsertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  assertion;

adservio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 +dat [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  devote/apply oneself to (w/DAT); aid, help, assist;

adservo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  keep, guard, preserve; watch, observe; keep in custody; save life of, rescue;

adsessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sitting beside one (to console/give advice);

adsessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  assessor, counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

adsessorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  title of a legal textbook (sg/pl.);

adsessorius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to an assessor;

adsessura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  assistance as a legal advisor;

adsessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  sitting beside one (in court);

adsestrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  assessor (female), counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

adseveranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  earnestly, emphatically;

adseverate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  earnestly, emphatically;

adseveratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  affirmation, (confident/earnest) assertion; seriousness/earnestness, gravity;

adsevero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  act earnestly; assert strongly/emphatically, declare; profess; be serious;

adsibilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hiss out (breath) upon (w/DAT);

adsiccesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dry out, become dry;

adsicco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dry, dry out, dry up, make dry;

adsideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sit by/in council/as assessor; watch over; camp near, besiege; resemble (w/DAT);

adsido*

  dere, sedi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sit down, take a seat; perch, alight, settle; sit by/near (to) (w/DAT);

adsidue*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  continually, constantly, regularly;

adsiduitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attendance, constant presence/attention/practice, care; recurrence, repetition;

adsiduo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  apply constantly; make constant use of (Souter); use regularly/incessantly;

adsiduo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  continually, constantly, regularly;

adsiduus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tribute/tax payer, rich person; first-rate person/writer?;

adsiduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  constant, regular; unremitting, incessant; ordinary; landowning, first-class;

adsifornus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  touring gladiatorial show;

adsignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  distribution/allotment of land; the plot of land granted; allocation (other);

adsignator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  allocator, one who assigns;

adsignifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  show (w/ACC + INF), make evident; mean/denote (words);

adsigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  assign, distribute, allot; award, bestow (rank/honors); impute; affix seal;

adsilio*

  ire, lui, sultum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  jump/leap (up/on/towards), rush/dash (at/against), assault; mount (male-female);

adsimilanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  similarly, analogically;

adsimilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  likeness, similarity in form; comparison; deceit, pretense, feigning, pretending

adsimilatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  similar, like, made similar; imitated, feigned, pretended. dissembled;

adsimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  similar, like; close; closely resembling, very like;

adsimiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  similarly, in much the same manner/fashion;

adsimilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  make like; compare; counterfeit, simulate, imitate, pretend, feign, act a part;

adsimulanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  similarly, analogically;

adsimulaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  imitated, counterfeit, not real; nominal, titular;

adsimulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  likeness, similarity in form; comparison; deceit, pretense;

adsimulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  similar, like, made similar; imitated, feigned, pretended. dissembled;

adsimuliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  similarly, in much the same manner/fashion;

adsimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  make like; compare; counterfeit, simulate, imitate, pretend, feign, act a part;

adsisto*

  tere, stiti, statum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take a position/stand (near/by), attend; appear before; set/place near;

adsistrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  assessor (female), counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

adsitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  planted/set at/near;

adsociatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  association; accompaniment; escort;

adsocio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  join (to), associate (with);

adsocius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  associated with;

adsoleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be accustomed/in the habit of; be customary accompaniment, go with; be usual;

adsoleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it is usual/wont; it is the custom/practice; it is the habit;

adsolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  level to the ground, destroy;

adsono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  respond, reply; sound in accompaniment; sing as an accompaniment;

adspargo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sprinkle/strew on, splatter, splash; defile, stain; cast (slur); inflict (harm);

adspargo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spray, sprinkling/scattering; moisture in form of drops; water damage; staining;

adspectabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  visible, able to be seen; worthy to be seen, pleasing to look at;

adspectamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  look, sight;

adspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  look/gaze at/upon; observe, watch; pay heed; face/look towards (place/person);

adspectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  appearance, aspect, mien; act of looking; sight, vision; glance, view; horizon;

adspergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sprinkle/strew on, splatter, splash; defile, stain; cast (slur); inflict (harm);

adspergo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spray, sprinkling;

adspersorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  aspergillum, holy water sprinkler/brush;

adspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  look/gaze on/at, see, observe, behold, regard; face; consider, contemplate;

adspiramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  breathing on, immission; insertion, introduction;

adspiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exhalation; blowing on; aspiration; sounding "h";

adspirator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Nel]

  inciter; inspirer;

adspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  breathe/blow (upon); aspirate; instill, infuse; be fragrant; influence; aspire;

adspuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  spit (at/on);

adstator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  aide, helper, assister;

adstatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  spearman; soldier in unit in front of Roman battle-formation; its centurion;

adstatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  armed with a spear/spears;

adsterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prostrate oneself, lie prone (on);

adstipulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confirmation, confirmatory statement;

adstipulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  associate in a stipulation; one who supports an opinion, adherent;

adstipulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  assent, agreement in a command;

adstipulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  join in stipulation/covenant; join in demanding; support (in an argument);

adstipulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  join in stipulation/covenant; join in demanding; support (in an argument);

adstituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  place near/before; make to stand before;

adsto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  stand at/on/by/near; assist; stand up/upright/waiting/still/on one's feet;

adsto*

  are, iti, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stand at/on/by/near; assist; stand up/upright/waiting/still/on one's feet;

adstrangulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  strangle;

adstrepo*

  pere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make a noise at, shout in support, take up a cry; assail with noise; murmur;

adstricte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tightly (bound), firmly; strictly, by strict rules; concisely, tersely, pithily;

adstrictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  astringency, an astringent action;

adstrictorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  astringent, binding, constrictive, styptic; (effect on organic tissue);

adstrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bound (by rules), tied; terse, brief, restrained; constricted, dense, compact;

  - busy/preoccupied (with), intent (on); parsimonious, tight; astringent (taste);

adstrideo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hiss (at);

adstrido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hiss (at);

adstringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - tie up/down/back/on/together/tightly; bind, grasp, tighten, fix; form boundary;

  - oblige, commit; compress, narrow, restrict; knit (brows); freeze, solidify;

adstructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  accumulation of proof, putting together, composition;

adstructor*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  one who adduces/brings forward/cites/alleges proof;

adstruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  build on/additional structure; heap/pile (on); add to/on, contribute, provide;

adstupeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be stunned/astounded/astonished/amazed (at); be enthralled (by) (w/DAT);

adsubrigo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  stretch up, raise;

adsudesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sweat, break out in a sweat;

adsuefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accustom (to), habituate, inure; make accustomed/used (to), train;

adsuefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/become accustomed (to), be habituated; be trained; (adsuefacio PASS);

adsuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  accustom, become/grow accustomed to/used to/intimate with; make familiar;

adsuetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  custom, habit; repeated practice/experience/association; intimacy, intercourse;

adsuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  accustomed, customary, usual, to which one is accustomed/used;

adsugo*

  gere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suck towards;

adsultim*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  by leaps, by hops; by leaps and bounds;

adsulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- common OLD]

  jump/leap at/towards/upon; dash against; attack, assault, make an attack (on);

adsultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  attack, assault, charge;

adsum*

  desse, dfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be near, be present, be in attendance, arrive, appear; aid (w/DAT);

adsum*

  desse, arfui, V5.1 to_being [early --- --- common L&S]

  be near, be present, be in attendance, arrive, appear; aid (w/DAT);

adsumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that which is to be sewed upon, that which is to be patched;

adsumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  take (to/up/on/from), adopt/raise, use; assume/receive; insert/add; usurp/claim;

adsumptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adoption; acquisition, assumption, claim; minor premise; introduction (point);

adsumptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  based on extraneous arguments (rhet., of the treatment of a case);

adsuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sew or patch on;

adsurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rise/stand up, rise to one's feet/from bed; climb, lift oneself; grow; soar;

adsuscipo*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  undertake (vows);

adsuspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sigh in response (to) (w/DAT);

adtactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  touch , contact, action of touching;

adtagen*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bird resembling partridge, francolin?;

adtagena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bird resembling partridge, francolin?;

adtempero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fit, adjust;

adtempto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attack, assail; call into question; try to seduce/use; make an attempt on, try;

adtendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  turn/stretch towards; apply; attend/pay (close) attention to, listen carefully;

adtentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attempting, attempt, trying, try;

adtente*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  diligently, carefully, with concentration, with close attention;

adtentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attention, application, attentiveness;

adtento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attack, assail; call into question; try to seduce/use; make an attempt on, try;

adtentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attentive, heedful; careful, conscientious, intent; frugal, economical;

adtenuate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plainly, barely;

adtenuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  diminution, act of lessening, attenuation; plainness (of style);

adtenuatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  plain (style), bare, subdued; thin, impoverished; lessened, diminished;

adtenuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thin (out); weaken, lessen, diminish, shrink, reduce in size; make plain;

adtermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  set bounds to, measure, limit;

adtero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rub, rub against; grind; chafe; wear out/down/away; diminish, impair; waste;

adterraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coming to the earth; earth-borne;

adtertiarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whole and a third;

adtertiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reduced/boiled down to a third;

adtestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  testimony, attestation;

adtestatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confirmatory, corroboratory;

adtesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confirm, attest, bear witness to;

adtexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  add, join on, link to; weave/plait on, attach by weaving;

adtigo*

  gere, gi, tactum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  touch, touch/border on; reach, arrive at, achieve; mention briefly; belong to;

adtiguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  contiguous, adjoining, adjacent, neighboring;

adtillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tickle, please;

adtina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  heap of stones as a boundary marker; (pl.) (L+S);

adtineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hold on/to/near/back/together/fast; restrain, keep (in custody), retain; delay;

adtingo*

  gere, igi, tactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  touch, touch/border on; reach, arrive at, achieve; mention briefly; belong to;

adtingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wipe/smear on?;

adtinguo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  moisten, bedew, sprinkle with a liquid;

adtitulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  name, entitle;

adtolero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  support, sustain, bear;

adtollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  raise/lift up/towards/to a higher position; erect, build; exalt; extol, exalt;

adtondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clip (hair close), shear; strip of money, fleece; thrash; prune, trim, crop;

adtonite*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  frantically; bewilderedly, confoundedly;

adtonitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  astonished, fascinated; lightning/thunder-struck, stupefied, dazed; inspired;

adtono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  strike with lightning, blast; drive crazy, distract;

adtorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  whirl at; hurl upwards;

adtractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contraction, drawing together;

adtracto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  touch; lay hands on; handle (roughly), assault (sexually), violate; deal with;

adtractorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attractive, having the power of attraction;

adtractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attraction, drawing to;

adtractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drawn together (brows), knit;

adtraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  attract, draw/drag together/in/before/along; inhale; gather saliva; bend (bow);

adtrectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  touching, handling; grammatical term for words denoting many things together;

adtrectatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  touching, handling, feeling;

adtrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  touch; lay hands on; handle (roughly), assault (sexually), violate; deal with;

adtremo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tremble (at) (w/DAT);

adtrepido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bestir oneself;

adtribulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thresh, press hard;

adtribuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  assign/allot/attribute/impute to; grant, pay; appoint, put under jurisdiction;

adtributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assignment of debt; one's destined lot; grant; attribution; predicate attribute;

adtributum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  grant of public money;

adtributus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ascribed, attributed; assigned, allotted;

adtritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rubbing/grinding against/on (something); friction, abrasion;

adtritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  action/process of rubbing/grinding; friction; chafing, abrasion, bruising;

adtritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worn, worn down by use; smoothed; hardened, brazen; thin (style), attenuated;

adtritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  rubbed (off/away), wasted; bruised; shameless, impudent, brazen;

adtubernalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  one who lives in an adjoining hut;

adtulo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [archaic --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bring/carry/bear to;

adtumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  heap up against; bank up (with something);

adtuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  observe, look at;

adubi*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  and when, but when, when;

adulans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flattering, adulatory;

adulater*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flatteringly, fawningly, ingratiatingly;

adulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flattery, adulation; prostrating oneself; fawning (dogs), (pigeon) courtship;

adulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  servile flatterer, sycophant;

adulatorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  falteringly, fawningly, ingratiatingly;

adulatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flattering, adulatory; of/connected with flattery/adulation;

adulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flatterer (female);

adulescens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young man, youth; youthful person; young woman/girl;

adulescens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young, youthful; "minor" (in reference to the younger of two having same name);

adulescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  youth, young manhood; characteristic of being young, youthfulness; the young;

adulescentio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  behave in a youthful manner;

adulescentula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young woman; very young woman; "my child";

adulescentulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  young man; mere youth;

adulescentulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  very youthful, quite young;

adulescenturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  want to behave in a youthful manner;

adulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fawn upon (as a dog); flatter (in a servile manner), court; make obeisance (to);

adulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fawn upon (as a dog); flatter (in a servile manner), court; make obeisance (to);

adulter*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adulterer; illicit lover, paramour; offspring of unlawful love, bastard (eccl.);

adulter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - impure/adulterated; mixed/crossbred (plant); adulterous, unchaste; of adulterer;

  - forged/counterfeit; debased (coinage); [~ clavis => skeleton/false key];

adultera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adulteress; mistress; unchaste woman;

adulteratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  adulteration; corruption/debasement by spurious admixture/crossbreeding;

adulterator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who counterfeits or debases (the coinage);

adulteratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mixed, adulterated; produced by crossbreeding; of mixed decent/origin;

adulterinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  counterfeit, forged, false; impure, mixed, crossbred; adulterous, illicit;

adulteritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  adultery; blending/mixing of different strains/ingredients; contamination;

adulterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adultery; blending/mixing of different strains/ingredients; contamination;

adultero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  commit adultery, defile (w/adultery); falsify, counterfeit, debase, corrupt;

adulterus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  adulterous, unchaste;

adultrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  adulteress; mistress; unchaste woman;

adultus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  adult; one who has reached legal maturity (e.g., age 18 or 21);

adultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grown (up/fully), mature, ripe; adult; at peak/height/full strength;

adumbratim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in shadowy form;

adumbratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sketch, outline; sketching in light and shade; false show, pretense;

adumbratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sketchy, shadowy, unsubstantial, obscure; outline; pretended, feigned, spurious;

adumbro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sketch out, silhouette, outline, represent; shade, screen, obscure; feign;

adunatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  union, uniting, making into one;

aduncitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hookedness, hooked shape; inward curvature;

aduncus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bent, curved, hooked, crooked;

aduno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  unite, make one;

adurgeo*

  ere, rsi, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pursue; press hard, pursue closely;

aduro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  scorch, singe; burn; consume in fire;

adusque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wholly, completely;

adusque*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  all the way/right up to, as far as, to the point of (space/time/number/degree);

adustio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kindling/burning; rubbing/galling (vines); inflammation; burn; sun/heatstroke;

adustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  burn; frostbite (w/nivibus); deserts/parched areas (pl.) (w/sole);

adustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  burned by the sun; torrid; browned/scorched/charred/burned; dusky/swarthy/dark;

advecticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  imported, foreign (merchandise/goods);

advectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  transportation (of merchandise/goods), carriage;

advectius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  imported, foreign (merchandise/goods);

advecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  import, bring (merchandise/goods) from abroad;

advector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  carrier, one who conveys/carries a thing to a place; importer;

advectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  transportation, conveyance (to a place);

advectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  imported, foreign, introduced from abroad;

adveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  carry, bring, convey (to); [advehor => arrive by travel, ride to];

advelitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  skirmish of words (?);

advelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover, veil;

advena*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  foreigner, immigrant, visitor from abroad; newcomer, interloper; migrant (bird);

advenero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  worship, adore; give honor to;

advenientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  arrival, approach;

advenio*

  ire, adveni, ntum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  come to, arrive; arrive at, reach, be brought; develop, set in, arise;

advententia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  knowledge; warning;

adventicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  foreign, coming from abroad/without, external; unusual; accidental, casual;

adventitius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  foreign; arrived from afar; (=adventicius);

advento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approach, come to, draw near; arrive, "turn up"; come in (tide); approximate;

adventor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  visitor, newcomer, stranger; customer, incoming tenant;

adventoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  banquet given on one's arrival;

adventorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to an arrival/guest;

adventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  arrival, approach; visit, appearance, advent; ripening; invasion, incursion;

advenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  foreign, alien; migrant; recently arrived; unskilled, inexperienced, ignorant;

adverbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  beat upon; strike against;

adverbialis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  adverbial, pertaining to an adverb; derived from adverb(s);

adverbialiter*

  adv. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  adverbially, in the manner of an adverb;

adverbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  adverb;

adverro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cause to sweep over;

adversa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  enemy/adversary/opponent (female);

adversabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  truculent, prone to opposition;

adversaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female enemy, adversary, opponent, antagonist;

adversarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  temporary memorandum/account/day book (pl.); opponent's arguments/assertions;

adversarius*

  m/f., N2.4 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  enemy, adversary, antagonist, opponent, rival, foe; of an opposing party;

adversarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  opposed (to), hostile, inimical, adverse; harmful, injurious, prejudicial;

adversatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  opposition, opposing;

adversativus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  adversative; (conjunctions like although, even if, yet, nevertheless);

adversator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  antagonist, opponent;

adversatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female antagonist/opponent/enemy;

adverse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a self contradictory manner, inconsistently;

adversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  turning/directing (one thing towards another);

adversipes*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  antipodes (pl.);

adversitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  adversity; power of counteracting, efficacy as an antidote (Pliny);

adversitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who goes to meet another; slave who went to meet/accompany master home;

adverso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  apply (the mind), direct (the attention);

adverso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be against (w/DAT), oppose, withstand;

adversum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  direction/point opposite/facing; uphill slope/direction; obstacle, trouble;

adversum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  opposite, against, in opposite direction; in opposition; (w/ire go to meet);

adversum*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  facing, opposite, against, towards; contrary to; face to face, in presence of;

adversus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  person/foe opposite/directly facing (w/hostile intent); political opponent;

adversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  opposite, directly facing, ranged against; adverse, evil, hostile; unfavorable;

adversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  opposite, against, in opposite direction; in opposition; (w/ire go to meet);

adversus*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  facing, opposite, against, towards; contrary to; face to face, in presence of;

advertentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  knowledge; awareness, attending, noticing;

adverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  turn/face to/towards; direct/draw one's attention to; steer/pilot (ship);

advesperasco*

  cere, avi, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  evening is coming on, it draws toward evening; it is growing dark;

advigilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  watch by/over; take care; be on watch, be vigilant;

advincula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  chain (of St. Peter);

advivo*

  vere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  live with (w/cum); survive, be alive;

advocamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  legal support/advisors; delay, adjournment, postponement; pleading in courts;

advocata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  helper (female), supporter, counselor;

advocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  legal support/advisors; delay, adjournment, postponement; pleading in courts;

advocator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  advocate;

advocatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  counselor, advocate, professional pleader; witness, supporter, mediator;

advoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  call, summon, invite, convoke, call for; call in as counsel; invoke the Gods;

advolatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flying towards/against;

advolitans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flying often to; fluttering about;

advolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fly to, dash to (w/DAT or ad + ACC), hasten towards;

advolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  roll to/towards; fall on knees (genibus advolvor), grovel, prostrate oneself;

advorsa*

  f., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  enemy/adversary/opponent (female);

advorsabilis*

  is, e, adj. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  truculent, prone to opposition;

advorsaria*

  f., N1.1 person [early --- --- uncommon ---]

  female enemy, adversary, opponent;

advorsarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [early --- --- uncommon ---]

  temporary memorandum book (pl.), the opponent's arguments;

advorsarius*

  m/f., N2.4 person [early --- --- frequent ---]

  enemy, adversary, antagonist, opponent, rival, foe; of an opposing party;

advorsarius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- lesser ---]

  opposed (to), hostile, inimical, adverse; harmful, injurious, prejudicial;

advorsator*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare ---]

  antagonist, opponent;

advorsatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [early --- --- uncommon ---]

  female antagonist/opponent/enemy;

advorse*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a self contradictory manner, inconsistently;

advorsitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- Pliny OLD]

  power of counteracting, efficacy as an antidote;

advorsitor*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who goes to meet another; slave who went to meet/accompany master home;

advorso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  apply (the mind), direct (the attention);

advorso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- frequent ---]

  be against (w/DAT), oppose, withstand;

advorsum*

  adv. [early --- --- lesser ---]

  opposite, against, in opposite direction; in opposition; (w/ire go to meet);

advorsum*

  prep. +acc [early --- --- veryfreq ---]

  facing, opposite, against, towards; contrary to; face to face, in presence of;

advorsus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- common OLD]

  person/foe opposite/directly facing (w/hostile intent); political opponent;

advorsus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryfreq ---]

  opposite, directly facing, ranged against; adverse, evil, hostile; unfavorable;

advorsus*

  adv. [early --- --- lesser ---]

  opposite, against, in opposite direction; in opposition; (w/ire go to meet);

advorsus*

  prep. +acc [early --- --- veryfreq ---]

  facing, opposite, against, towards; contrary to; face to face, in presence of;

advorto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [early --- --- lesser ---]

  turn/face to/towards; direct/draw one's attention to; steer/pilot (ship);

adynamon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  weakened, diluted (like wine);

adynamos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  weakened, diluted (like wine);

adytum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  innermost part of a temple, sanctuary, shrine; innermost recesses/chamber;

adzelo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  be zealous against one; be angry with;

aecclesia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon SrcZ]

  church; assembly, meeting of the assembly (Greek); the (Universal) Church (Dif);

aeclesia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon ---]

  church; assembly, meeting of the assembly (Greek); the (Universal) Church (Dif);

aeclesiasticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  ecclesiastical; spiritual; (=ecclesiasticus);

aecor*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  level/smooth surface, plain; surface of the sea; sea, ocean;

aecoreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/connected with the sea, situated near/bordering on/surrounded by the sea;

aecum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  level ground; equal footing/terms; what is right/fair/equitable, equity;

aecus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  level, even, equal, like; just, kind, impartial, fair; patient, contented;

aedes*

  f., N3.3 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  temple, shrine; tomb; apartment, room; house (pl.), abode, dwelling; household;

aedicula*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small room/house/building/shrine; chapel, tomb, sepulcher; niche, closet;

aedifacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  build, erect, construct, make; create; establish;

aedifex*

  m., N3.1 person [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  builder, contractor, one who has buildings erected; architect, maker, creator;

aedificans*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  builder;

aedificatio*

  f., N3.1 where [--- tech --- common OLD]

  house; building, edifice, group of buildings, built-up area; act of building;

aedificatio*

  f., N3.1 where [medieval gram --- common Bee]

  edification, explanation; building up (argument);

aedificatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 where [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  little building; construction;

aedificator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- tech --- common OLD]

  builder, contractor, one who has buildings erected; architect, maker, creator;

aedificatoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  architecture;

aedificatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to building/construction;

aedificatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  built, erected, constructed, made; created; established; improved;

aedificialis*

  is, e, adj. [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to a building;

aedificiolum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  building; structure;

aedificium*

  n., N2.4 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  building; edifice, structure;

aedifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  build, erect, construct, make; create; establish; improve; edify;

aedifio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be build/erected/constructed/made/created/established; (aedifacio PASS);

aedilicius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  ex-aedile (magistrate - police, fire, market); one who has been an aedile;

aedilicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of an aedile (magistrate - police, fire, market); of aedile rank/ex-aedile;

aedilis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  aedile - commissioner (magistrate) of police/fire/markets/games; sacristan;

aedilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  aedileship, the office of an aedile; the tenure of the aedileship;

aedis*

  f., N3.3 where [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  temple, shrine; tomb; apartment, room; house (pl.), abode/dwelling; household;

aeditimo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  act as sacristan, be in charge/take care of temple;

aeditimus*

  m., N2.1 person [early eccl --- common OLD]

  sacristan, one who has charge of a temple; custodian of a temple;

aeditua*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  female sacristan, one who has charge of a temple; custodian of a temple;

aeditualis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to a temple-keeper/sacristan;

aedituens*

  m., N3.3 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  temple-keeper/sacristan;

aeditumo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  act as sacristan, be in charge/take care of temple;

aeditumus*

  m., N2.1 person [early eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacristan, one who has charge of a temple; custodian of a temple;

aedituo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  act as sacristan, be in charge/take care of temple;

aedituus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  sacristan, one who has charge of a temple; custodian of a temple; priest;

aedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  nightingale;

aedon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  nightingale;

aedonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of the nightingale;

aedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

Aeduus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  Aedui (pl.); (also Haedui); (tribe of Cen. Gaul - in Caesar's Gallic War);

aeer*

  m/f., N3.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  air(one of 4 elements); atmosphere, sky; cloud, mist, weather; breeze; odor;

aeger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sick person, invalid, patient;

aeger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sick/ill, infirm; unsound, injured; painful, grievous; corrupt; sad/sorrowful;

Aegides*

  m., N1.7 group [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  son of Aegeus (i.e. Theseus); descendants of Aegeus (pl.);

Aegidius*

  m., N2.5 name [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  Giles; (St. Giles, patron of beggars/Edinburgh); (Giles of Rome, theologian);

aegilopa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  name of some plants (turkey oak, grass); ulcer of the eye, lachrymal fistula;

aegilopium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  ulcer of the eye, lachrymal fistula;

aegilops*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  name of some plants (turkey oak, grass); ulcer of the eye, lachrymal fistula;

aegis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aegis (Minerva's shield); shield, defense; wood nearest pith, heartwood;

aegisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sounding with the aegis;

aegithus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small bird, blue tit; species of hawk;

aegocephalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of bird (horned owl?);

aegoceras*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  fenugreek, Greek hay; (flour from seeds, herb medicine, pickled as a dainty);

aegoceros*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  wild goat (poet. for sign of zodiac - Capricorn);

aegolethron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant supposed to be injurious to goats (Azalea pontica?); goat's bane;

aegolios*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of owl;

aegonychos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, lithospermon; (goat's hoof);

aegophthalmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

aegre*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  scarcely, with difficulty, painfully, hardly; reluctantly, uncomfortably;

aegreo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  be sick/ill;

aegresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  become sick, grow worse; suffer mental/emotional distress, grieve;

aegrimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sorrow, anxiety, melancholy, grief, mental distress/anguish;

aegritiudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval bio --- lesser Eccl]

  illness, sickness;

aegritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sickness, disease, grief, sorrow; affliction, anxiety; melancholy;

aegror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sickness, disease;

aegrotas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  illness, sickness;

aegrotaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  that is often ill; sickly;

aegrotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sickness, disease; morbid desire/passion, unhealthy moral condition;

aegrotitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later bio --- veryrare Sou]

  illness, sickness;

aegroto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be sick; be distressed/mentally/morally ill, be afflicted, languish, grieve;

aegrotus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sick/diseased person, invalid, patient;

aegrotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sick, diseased; love-sick, pining;

aegrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  diseased part of the body; diseased state; grief, feeling of distress; pain;

Aegyptiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Egypt uncommon OLD]

  Egyptian; of/connected with Egypt;

aegyptilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Egypt Pliny OLD]

  precious stone found in Egypt; (saronyx and nicolo);

Aegyptius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Egypt common OLD]

  Egyptian, inhabitant of Egypt; Egyptian sage/prophet;

Aegyptius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Egypt common OLD]

  Egyptian; of/connected with Egypt;

Aegyptus*

  f., N2.1 locale [--- --- Egypt common OLD]

  Egypt;

aelinon*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exclamation of sorrow; "alas for Linus";

aelinos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dirge, song of lament;

aelurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cat;

Aemilius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Aemilian; of Aemilius gens;

aemula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rival (female); woman who strives to equal/exceed; rival in love; rival city;

aemulanter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  emulously; enviously, jealously;

aemulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rivalry, ambition; unfriendly rivalry; (envious) emulation, imitation;

aemulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  imitator, rival;

aemulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rival (female); woman who strives to equal/exceed; emulator (female);

aemulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  emulation, envy, rivalry;

aemulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  ape, imitate, emulate; be envious, jealous of, vie with a rival; copy (book);

aemulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ape, imitate, emulate; be envious, jealous of, vie with a rival; copy (book);

aemulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rival, competitor, love rival; diligent imitator/follower; equal/peer;

aemulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  envious, jealous, grudging, (things) comparable/equal (with/to);

aena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  card/comb used in treating of cloth/fibers;

aenator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  trumpeter;

aeneator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  trumpeter;

aeneolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bronze, made of bronze;

aeneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vessel made of copper/bronze; brazen vessel; kettle, pot, cauldron;

aeneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  copper, of copper (alloy); bronze, made of bronze, bronze-colored; brazen;

aeniator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  trumpeter;

aenigma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  puzzle, enigma, riddle, obscure expression/saying;

aenigmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  enigmatic, like an enigma; obscure; puzzling;

aenigmatista*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  enigmatist; one that proposes/speaks in riddles;

aeniolus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  bronze, made of bronze;

aenipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bronze-footed, that has feet of bronze;

aenitologium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  dactylic verse with an iambic penthemimeris;

aenulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small bronze vessel;

aenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vessel made of copper/bronze; brazen vessel; kettle, pot, cauldron;

aenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  copper, of copper (alloy); bronze, made of bronze, bronze-colored; brazen;

aeolipila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  instruments/vessels (pl.) for investigating the nature of the wind;

aeon*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  age; eternity; the Thirty Aeons (gods);

aequabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  equal, alike, uniform, steady; unruffled; equal proportion, fair, just;

aequabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  equality, fairness; evenness, uniformity; analogy (gram.), correspondence;

aequabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  uniformly, equally; in equal proportions/a regular manner; smoothly; justly;

aequaevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of the same age; contemporary;

aequalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  equal, similar; uniform, level, flat; of the same age/generation/duration;

aequalis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  comrade; person of one's age/rank/ability, contemporary; equivalent;

aequalitarismus*

  m., N2.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  egalitarianism;

aequalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  evenness; equality (of age/status/merit/distribution), uniformity, symmetry;

aequaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  evenly, alike, uniformly; equally, to an equal measure/extent; symmetrically;

aequamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instrument for leveling;

aequamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  equaling, requiting;

aequanimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind, mild, calm;

aequanimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  calmness of mind, patience, tranquility, equanimity; goodwill, favor;

aequanimiter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  calmly; with equanimity;

aequanimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  mentally calm, composed, tranquil;

aequatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  equal division/distribution; equalizing, equality;

aequationum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon SrcZ]

  equation, (mathematical relation); equality;

aequator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  one who equalizes; [aequator monetae => assayer];

aequator*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  equator;

aeque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  equally, justly, fairly; in same/like manner/degree, just as; likewise, also;

aequicrurius*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  of equal legs; isosceles (triangle);

aequidiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [early science --- veryrare L&S]

  equinox;

aequidianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  equinoctial, at the time of the equinox;

aequidicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late poet --- uncommon L&S]

  verses (pl.) containing corresponding words or expressions;

aequidistans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  equidistant; parallel;

aequidistanter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  equidistantly; in the same way;

aequidistantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parallelism;

aequidisto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  be at equal distance;

aequiformis*

  is, e, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  uniform (connected words);

aequilanx*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with equal scale; of equal weight;

aequilatatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  area of uniform width, space between parallel lines;

aequilateralis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  equilateral, equal sides;

aequilaterus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  equilateral, equal sides;

aequilatus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  equilateral, with equal sides;

aequilatus*

  , adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  equilateral, equal sides;

aequilavium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half, a half of a whole; (wool when half the weight remains after washing);

aequilibratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  level, on a level; horizontal; in perfect equilibrium (L+S);

aequilibris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  level, on a level; horizontal; in perfect equilibrium (L+S);

aequilibritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  equal proportion, equilibrium;

aequilibrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  state of equilibrium; reciprocity, equivalence; level/horizontal position (L+S);

aequilibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  keep in a state of equilibrium/balance;

aequiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  equally, evenly, uniformly;

aequimanus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ambidextrous, can use both hands equally; equal in two pursuits/departments;

aequinoctiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  equinox;

aequinoctialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  equinoctial, of/connected with the equinox; [~ circulus => celestial equator];

aequinoctium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  equinox;

aequipar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  equal; exactly/perfectly alike;

aequiparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comparable, that may be compared/equated;

aequiparantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  comparison;

aequiparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  comparable qualities/quantities; equality of status/strength; comparison;

aequiparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become/put on a equal/level with/to, rival, equal; equalize; compare, liken;

aequipedus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  isosceles (triangle); having equal feet;

aequiperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comparable, that may be compared/equated;

aequiperantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  comparison;

aequiperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comparable qualities/quantities; equality of status/strength; comparison;

aequipero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become/put on a equal/level with/to, rival, equal; equalize; compare, liken;

aequipes*

  , adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  isosceles (triangle); having equal feet;

aequipollens*

  , adj. [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  equivalent, of equal value/significance;

aequipondium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  equal/counterbalancing weight;

aequisonantius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  equal-sounding;

aequitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  justice, equity, fairness, impartiality; symmetry, conformity; evenness;

aequiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in equal proportions, evenly, fairly;

aequiternus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  equally eternal, coeternal;

aequivalens*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  equivalent, of equal value or significance;

aequivaleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  have equal power, be equivalent;

aequivocus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  equivocal, ambiguous; of like significations;

aequo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  level, make even/straight; equal; compare; reach as high or deep as;

aequor*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  level/smooth surface, plain; surface of the sea; sea, ocean;

aequoreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/connected with the sea, situated near/bordering on/surrounded by the sea;

aequum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  level ground; equal footing/terms; what is right/fair/equitable, equity;

aequus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  level, even, equal, like; just, kind, impartial, fair; patient, contented;

aer*

  m/f., N3.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  air (one of 4 elements); atmosphere, sky; cloud, mist, weather; breeze; odor;

aera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  darnel (grass/weed, grows among wheat, subject to ergot, thereby dangerous);

aera*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  parameter from which a calculation is made; item of account; era/epoch;

aeracius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of copper/bronze;

aeramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  copper, bronze (late form for aes);

aeramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  prepared copper/bronze; a strip of copper/bronze; copper/bronze vessels (pl.);

aeraria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  copper mine; copper refinery/works;

aerarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  treasury, its funds; part of Temple of Saturn in Rome holding public treasury;

aerarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lowest class citizen, pays poll tax but cannot vote/hold office; coppersmith;

aerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/concerned with copper/bronze/brass; of coinage/money/treasury; penny-ante;

aeratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  covered/decorated with/made of brass/bronze; with bronze fittings (ship);

aercus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  copper-; of copper/bronze/brass;

aereus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  copper coin;

aereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - made of/bound with/armored with/of the color of copper/bronze/brass;

  - of/produced in/existing in/flying in air, airborne/aerial; towering/airy; blue;

aericrepitans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clanging/sounding with bronze/brass;

aerifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  carrying/bearing bronze (i.e., cymbals of the attendants of Bacchus);

aerifice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with art/skill of the bronze worker;

aerinavigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aviation;

aerinavis*

  f., N3.3 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dirigible;

aerinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  connected with/of darnel (weed found with wheat); of air, aerial;

aeripes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  brazen-footed; having/with feet of bronze;

aeriportus*

  m., N4.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  airport;

aerisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sounding with bronze/brass (instruments);

aerius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  of/produced in/existing in/flying in air, airborne/aerial; towering, airy; blue;

aerizusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of jasper;

aero*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of basket made with plaited reeds; hamper;

aerodromus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  airfield;

aerodynamicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aerodynamic;

aeroides*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  sky-blue; the color of air; (may only be ADJ);

aeroides*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  cloudy; sky-blue (L+S); [beryllus aeroides => sapphire];

aerolithus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aerolithe;

aeromantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  aeromancy, divination from the state of the air;

aeronauticus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aircrew;

aeronauticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aeronautic;

aeronavigans*

  m/f., N3.3 person [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  airline personnel;

aerophobus*

  m., N2.1 person [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  one who fears the air;

aeroplaniga*

  m., N1.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aviator, pilot of plane;

aeroplanigera*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aircraft carrier;

aeroplanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  plane;

aerosolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spray;

aerostatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  airship; hot-air balloon;

aerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  containing copper; full of copper;

aeruca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  verdigris, rust of copper; patina on copper/bronze;

aerugineus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  verdigris-colored; bluish-green/greenish-blue;

aerugino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  rust, become rusty; become cankered;

aeruginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  covered with verdigis; rusty;

aerugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rust of copper, verdigris; canker of the mind, envy, ill-will, avarice;

aerumna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  toil, task, labor; hardship, trouble, affliction, distress, calamity;

aerumnabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  causing misery/trouble/hardship; distressing;

aerumnosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  full of/afflicted with trouble/suffering, wretched; causing distress;

aerumnula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  traveler's stick for carrying a bundle/bindle;

aeruscator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  beggar; itinerant juggler/entertainer (L+S);

aerusco*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beg; go begging; get money traveling and practicing juggling/legerdemain (L+S);

aes*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  money, pay, fee, fare; copper/bronze/brass, base metal; (w/alienum) debt; gong;

aesalon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  species of hawk/falcon;

aeschrologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  expression improper because of its ambiguity;

aeschynomene*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant which shrinks when touched (Mimosa pudica); sensitive plant;

aesculanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  pertaining to copper or money;

aesculetum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  forest of durmast or Hungarian or Italian oak; district of Rome;

aesculeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of a variety of oak tree/wood, perhaps durmast or Hungarian or Italian oak;

aesculinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of a variety of oak tree/wood, perhaps durmast or Hungarian or Italian oak;

aesculnius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of a variety of oak tree/wood, perhaps durmast or Hungarian or Italian oak;

aesculus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  variety of oak tree, perhaps durmast or Hungarian oak, or Italian oak;

aesnescia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  seniority;

Aesopus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- gram Greece common OLD]

  Aesop (Greek author of fables); (Roman tragic actor contemporary with Cicero);

aessomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sleeveless;

aestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  summer; summer heat/weather; a year;

aesthetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Eccl]

  esthetics;

aestifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  producing/causing/bringing heat; hot, sultry;

aestimabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having worth or value;

aestimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  valuation, estimation of money value; value, price; assessment of damages;

aestimator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appraiser, valuer; judge;

aestimatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerning the valuation of property;

aestimatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  valuation (of property), estimation of money value; value, price;

aestimatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  valuated (price/worth), assessed/estimated (the cost/situation); esteemed;

aestimia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  assessment; valuation, estimate;

aestimium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  assessment; valuation, estimate;

aestimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  value, assess; estimate; reckon; consider, judge (situation); esteem;

aestivalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  of summer, designed for summer use;

aestive*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in summer fashion; lightly (dress);

aestivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  spend/pass the summer;

aestivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  summer camp/quarters/pastures/apartments (pl.); campaigning season, campaigns;

aestivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  summer-like, summer; pertaining to/occurring in/used for/appearing in summer;

aestuabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  foaming, fermenting;

aestuarium*

  n., N2.4 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tidal marsh/inlet/opening, marsh; (river) estuary; air shaft, vent;

aestuarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  agitated;

aestumatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq L&S]

  valuation, estimation of money value; value, price; assessment of damages;

aestumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  value, assess; estimate; reckon; consider, judge (situation); esteem;

aestuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  boil, seethe, foam; billow roll in waves; be agitated/hot; burn; waver;

aestuose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with fierce heat; fiery;

aestuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  burning hot, glowing, sweltering, sultry; fevered; seething (water), raging;

aestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  agitation, passion, seething; raging, boiling; heat/fire; sea tide/spray/swell;

aesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  live-forever, houseleek (Sempervivum tectorum);

aetas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lifetime, age, generation; period; stage, period of life, time, era;

aetatula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tender age of childhood; early time of life; youth; person of tender age;

aeternabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eternal, everlasting;

aeternalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  eternal, everlasting;

aeternaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  forever;

aeternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eternity, infinite time; immortality; permanence, durability;

aeterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  immortalize; confer undying fame on;

aeterno*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  for ever, always; perpetually; also; constantly;

aeternum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eternally, for ever, always; perpetually; also; constantly;

aeternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  eternal/everlasting/imperishable; perpetual, w/out start/end; [in ~=>forever];

aethalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt Pliny L&S]

  sort of grape in Egypt, soot grape;

aethanolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethanol (drinkable alcohol);

aether*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  upper air; ether; heaven, sky; sky (as a god); space surrounding a deity;

aethereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ethereal, heavenly, divine, celestial; of the upper atmosphere; aloft; lofty;

aetherius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ethereal, heavenly, divine, celestial; of the upper atmosphere; aloft; lofty;

Aethiopia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Ethiopia; present day Sudan; inland central Africa;

Aethiopicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Ethiopian;

aethiopis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  species of sage (Salvia Aethiopis?); another plant;

Aethiopissa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Ethiopian woman, female inhabitant of "Ethiopia"/Sudan; negro/black woman;

Aethiops*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Ethiopian, inhabitant of "Ethiopia"/Sudan; negro/black man; black slave;

Aethiops*

  , adj. [--- --- Africa uncommon OLD]

  Ethiopian, of/connected with "Ethiopia"/Sudan/central Africa;

aethon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  red-brown; tawny;

aethra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brightness, splendor (of heavenly bodies); clear/bright sky; heavens; pure air;

aethylicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethyl;

aetiologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  bringing of proofs, allegation of reasons; inquiry into/explanation of causes;

aetites*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  aetites, eagle-stone (w/lapis) (stone, hollow with another substance within);

aetitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; aetites, eagle-stone (hollow with another substance within);

aetoma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  gable;

aetoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  gable;

aevitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lifetime, age, generation; period; stage, period of life, time, era;

aevitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  time of existence; unending/endless time, forever; immortality; days of yore;

aeviternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  eternal, everlasting, imperishable; perpetual; having no beginning/end;

aevum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  time, time of life, age, old age, generation; passage/lapse of time; all time;

aevus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  time, time of life, age, old age, generation; passage/lapse of time; all time;

aex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  craggy rocks (pl.); rock (sg.) situated between islands of Tenedos and Chios;

afa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  dust;

afanna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shifty excuses (pl.), evasive talk;

Afer*

  m., N2.3 group [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  African; inhabitant of north coast of Africa (except Egypt); Carthaginian;

Afer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  African; of/connected with Africa;

affaber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made/prepared ingeniously/skillfully/with art; ingenious, skilled in art;

affabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  easy of access/to talk to, affable, friendly, courteous; sympathetic (words);

affabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  affability, friendliness, courtesy;

affabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conversationally, in informal/friendly discourse;

affabre*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  skillfully, ingeniously, artistically;

affabricatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fitted/added to by art;

affamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greeting, salutation, address; accosting;

affania*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  trifling talk (pl.), chatter; idle jests;

affatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sufficiently, amply, with complete satisfaction;

affatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  address, speech, converse with; pronouncement, utterance (of);

affectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seeking/striving for, aspiration to; affectation, straining for; claiming;

affectato*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  studiously, zealously;

affectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  aspirant, zealous seeker (of), one who strives to obtain/produce;

affectatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  studied, artificial, affected;

affecte*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deeply, with (strong) affection;

affectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  mental condition, mood, feeling, disposition; affection, love; purpose;

affectiose*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affectionately;

affectiose*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  feelingly; with (kindly) feeling;

affectiosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full of affection/attachment;

affectiosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  full of (kindly) feeling;

affectivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  affective; of willing/desiring;

affecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  aim at, desire, aspire, try, lay claim to; try to control; feign, pretend;

affecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aim at, desire, aspire, try, lay claim to; try to control; feign, pretend;

affectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  aspirant (female); she who seeks/strives for (thing);

affectualis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  depending on a temporary condition;

affectuose*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affectionately, kindly;

affectuose*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  feelingly; with (kindly) feeling;

affectuosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affectionate, kind, full of inclination/affection/love;

affectuosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  full of (kindly) feeling;

affectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - affection, passion, love; friendly feeling (Cas); goodwill; loved ones (pl.);

  - disposition; condition, state (of body/mind); feeling, mood, emotion;

affectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  endowed with, possessed of; minded; affected; impaired, weakened; emotional;

affero*

  rre, attuli, allatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bring to (word/food), carry, convey; report, allege, announce; produce, cause;

afficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  affect, make impression; move, influence; cause (hurt/death), afflict, weaken;

afficticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attached (to);

affigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fasten/fix/pin/attach to (w/DAT), annex; impress upon; pierce; chain, confine;

affiguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  form (word) by analogy;

affingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  add to, attach; aggravate; embellish, counterfeit, forge; claim wrongly;

affinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  neighboring, adjacent, next, bordering; related (marriage), akin, connected;

affinis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  relation (by marriage); neighbor; accomplice;

affinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  relation(ship) by marriage; relationship (man+wife), bond/union; neighborhood;

affirmanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  certainly, assuredly, with assurance;

affirmate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  with definite affirmation/solemn assertion, positively, certainly, assuredly;

affirmatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  affirmation, strengthening of belief; assertion, dogmatic/positive statement;

affirmativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  affirming, affirmative;

affirmator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who makes a definite assertion/affirmation;

affirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  affirm/assert (dogmatically/positively); confirm, ratify, restore; emphasize;

affixio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  joining/fastening to; an addition to;

affixum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fixtures (pl.) pertaining thereto;, permanent fittings/appendages/appurtenances;

affixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fastened/joined to (person/thing); impressed on, fixed to; situated close to;

afflagrans*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flaming/blazing up; turbulent, unquiet;

afflator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who blows on/breathes into;

afflatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  breath, snorting; breeze, wind, draught, (hot) blast; stench; inspiration, flash

afflecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  affect, move, influence (to a course of action);

affleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  weep/cry at; weep as an accompaniment;

afflexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bent/turned (towards);

afflictatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grievous suffering, torment, affliction; pain, torture;

afflictator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who causes pain/suffering/torment/torture; tormenter;

afflictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pain, suffering, torment;

afflicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  shatter, damage, strike repeatedly, buffet, wreck; oppress, afflict; vex;

afflictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who strikes against/down/overthrows;

afflictrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one (female) who strikes against/down/overthrows;

afflictrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that strikes against/down/overthrows or collides with (female);

afflictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  collision, blow; a striking against/dashing together;

afflictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a state of ruin (persons/countries/affairs), shattered;

affligo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  overthrow/throw down; afflict, damage, crush, break, ruin; humble, weaken, vex;

afflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  blow/breathe (on/towards); inspire, infuse; waft; graze; breathe poison on;

affluens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flowing/overflowing/abounding with; abundant, plentiful, sumptuous, copious;

affluente*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  richly, copiously, abundantly, extravagantly, opulently;

affluenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abundantly, copiously; luxuriously, extravagantly;

affluentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flow (of a liquid); abundance, profusion, extravagance, opulence, riotousness;

affluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flow on/to/towards/by; glide/drift quietly; flock together, throng; abound;

affo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speak to, address; be spoked to/addressed (PASS), be decreed by fate;

affodio*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  add by digging;

afforciamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  strengthening; W:fortification;

afformido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be afraid, fear;

affrango*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cause to be broken against, crush/strike/break against; break in pieces;

affremo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  roar/rage/growl (at); assent noisily to (w/DAT);

affricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rubbing on/against (thing); friction; abrasion;

affrico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rub (one thing against another); apply/communicate/impart by rubbing, smear on;

affrico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rub (one thing against another); apply/communicate/impart by rubbing, smear on;

affrictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  friction; rubbing on;

affringo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cause to be broken against, crush/strike/break against; break in pieces;

affrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sprinkle (powder); crumble, grate;

affulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shine forth, appear, dawn; shine/smile upon (w/favor), appear favorable;

affundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pour on/upon/into, heap up; shed/spill (blood); wash;

affundo*

  dere, -, usum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prostrate oneself; cause to be spread on/over; flow alongside/past (streams);

affuo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flow/stream/issue (from), flow away; abound in (w/ABL), be abundant, abound;

afluens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  abundant, plentiful, copious;

afluo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flow/stream/issue (from), flow away; abound in (w/ABL), be abundant, abound;

Afranius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Afranius; (Roman gens name); (L. Afranius -> one of Pompey's generals);

Afranius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Afranius; (Roman gens name); (L. Afranius -> one of Pompey's generals);

Africa*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Africa (North); (Roman province); Libya (Carthagenian); the continent;

africanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  panthers (pl.); (African cats); (other wild beasts);

Africanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  African; from/of Africa; plants/animals from Africa;

Africus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  southwest wind;

Africus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  African; from the southwest (e.g. sea between Africa and Sicily, wind);

agaga*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  catamite (rude), a boy kept for unnatural purposes, pathic;

agalma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  statue; image;

agalmate*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  effigy; depiction of ruler on seal;

agamus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unmarried;

agape*

  f., N1.6 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Christian love/charity; love feast of early Christians;

agaricum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  agaric, species of corky tree (larch) fungus used as styptic/tinder/in dyeing;

agaso*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  driver, groom, stableboy; lackey, serving-man;

agathodaemon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Egypt veryrare L&S]

  Egyptian serpent to which healing power was ascribed;

agathum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Saxo]

  notable/distinguished/characteristic thing; precious thing, one of great value;

age*

  inter. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  come!, go to!, well!, all right!; let come;

agea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  gangway between the rowers in a ship;

agedum*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  come!, go to!, well!, all right!;

agellulus*

  m., N2.1 where [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  very small plot of land, very small field;

agellus*

  m., N2.1 where [--- agri --- common OLD]

  little field, small plot of land, farm, small estate;

agema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- war Greece uncommon OLD]

  special division of the Macedonian army, royal bodyguard;

agenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  ritual; what must be done; agenda;

agens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  advocate, pleader; secret police (pl.) (frumentarii/curiosi); land surveyors;

agens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  efficient, effective, powerful;

ager*

  m., N2.3 where [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  field, ground; farm, land, estate, park; territory, country; terrain; soil;

ageraton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant that does not easily wither (Achillea ageraton?);

agerius*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- uncommon ---]

  Agerius; fictional name in Law;

agero*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  take away, remove;

ageto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stir/drive/shake/move about; revolve; live; control, ride; consider, pursue;

Aggaeus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Haggai/Aggeus; (minor prophet); (book of Old Testament);

aggaudeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delight in; be delighted with;

aggemo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  groan in conjunction/sympathy (with);

aggenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  beget in addition;

aggeniculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kneel before, bend the knee before;

agger*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rampart (or material for); causeway, pier; heap/pile/mound; dam/dike; mud wall;

aggeratim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in heaps/piles;

aggeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heaped/piled up material;

aggero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heap/fill up, bring, carry; increase, add fuel; push/crowd/press together;

aggero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heap/cover up over, pile/build up, erect; accumulate; intensify, exaggerate;

aggestim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in heaps, abundantly;

aggestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  heap, heaping up; mass (of mud), heap (of sand);

aggestum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mound, dike, elevation formed like a dike/mound;

aggestus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mound, dike, elevation formed like a dike/mound;

aggestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  piling up; act of bringing; earthen bank, terrace; sprinkling earth over body;

Aggeus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Haggai/Aggeus; (minor prophet); (book of Old Testament);

agglomero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gather into a body, mass together, join forces; pile up in masses; agglomerate;

agglutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glue/stick/adhere/fasten to/together; fit/grip on closely; bring in contact;

aggratulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  give thanks (to); (JFW);

aggravesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  become heavy; become severe/dangerous (illness), grow worse; be aggravated;

aggravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aggravate, exaggerate; weigh down, oppress; make heavier; embarrass further;

aggredio*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  approach, advance; attack, assail; undertake, seize (opportunity), attempt;

aggredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approach, advance; attack, assail; undertake, seize (opportunity), attempt;

aggregatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  aggregation; gathering together;

aggregatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aggregate;

aggrego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  collect, include, group, implicate; (cause to) flock/join together, attach;

aggressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  attack; action of setting about/undertaking (task);

aggressivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aggressiveness;

aggressor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attacker, assailant;

aggressura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attack, assault;

aggressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attack, assault;

agguberno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  steer (one's course);

agi*

  a, adj. [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy (Greek);

agiaspis*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  soldiers with glittering/bright (brazen?) shields;

agilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  agile, nimble, quick, swift; alert (mind), active; energetic, busy; rousing;

agilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  activity, quickness (mind/body), nimbleness, ease of movement;

agiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  nimbly, swiftly, with agility;

agina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  opening in upper part of a balance in which the tongue moves;

aginator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one stirred by small gain;

agino*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  move heaven and earth, do one's best by hook or crook;

agion*

  , adj. [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy (Greek);

agios*

  , adj. [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy (Greek);

agipes*

  m., N3.1 person [classical legal --- veryrare L&S]

  senator who silently passes over to him; senator for/with he intends to vote;

agitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  easily moved, mobile;

agitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brandishing/waving/shaking/moving violently; movement; exercise; working (land);

agitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  driver, charioteer; one who drives (animals);

agitatrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that causes movement (of soul);

agitatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  movement, activity, state of motion;

agitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  agile, animated, brisk;

agite*

  inter. [--- --- --- common other]

  come!, go to!, well!, all right!;

agito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  stir/drive/shake/move about; revolve; live; control, ride; consider, pursue;

aglaophotis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  magic herb of brilliant color; peony (Paeonia officinalis);

aglaspis*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  soldiers with bright/brazen shields;

agma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  nasalized G;

agmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  stream; herd, flock, troop, crowd; marching army, column, line; procession;

agminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to a march/train; pack (horses);

agminatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in hosts/hordes/crowds; in troops/trains;

agna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon OLD]

  ear of grain; straw/blade (L+S);

agna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  ewe lamb;

agnasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  be born in addition/after father's will made; develop; grow later/on, arise;

agnata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  female blood relation on father's side;

agnaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to agnati (born after will); [~ jus => right of agnati to inherit];

agnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  birth after father's will/death; consanguinity through father/male ancestor;

agnatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  offshoot, side-shoot;

agnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  male blood relation (father's side); one born after father made his will;

agnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  related, cognate;

agnellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little lamb, lambkin;

agnicellulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little lamb, lambkin;

agnicellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little lamb, lambkin;

agniculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little lamb, lambkin;

agnina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  meat/flesh of lamb, "lamb";

agninus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/connected with a lamb, lamb's;

agnitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  recognition, knowledge; perception of nature/identity; avowal, acknowledgement;

agnitionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  that can be recognized/known, cognizable;

agnitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  one who acknowledges or vouches for (seal);

agnitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  "recognition" (drama);

agnomen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nickname, an additional name denoting an achievement/characteristic;

agnomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nickname, an additional name denoting an achievement/characteristic;

agnominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  linking two words different in meaning but similar in sound, paronomasia;

agnomino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  give/honor with a nickname/additional name denoting achievement/characteristic;

agnos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chaste-tree (vitex agnus castus), tall plant resembling the willow;

agnoscibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  that can be recognized/known, cognizable;

agnosco*

  cere, ovi, nitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  recognize, realize, discern; acknowledge, claim, admit to/responsibility;

agnosticismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  agnosticism;

agnua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  square actus, a measure of land 120 yards square;

agnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  lamb;

ago*

  gere, egi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive/urge/conduct/act; spend (time w/cum); thank (w/gratias); deliver (speech);

Agobardus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl France veryrare SrcZ]

  Agobard; (Bishop of Lyons, 816-840);

agoga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- Pliny L&S]

  channel for drawing off water (mining);

agoge*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  channel for drawing off water (mining);

agolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  shepherd's staff/crook;

agon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  struggle, contest; public exhibition of games;

agonal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl Italy uncommon CAS]

  festival of Janus (pl.);

agonalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl Italy uncommon CAS]

  festival of Janus (pl.);

agonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  victim; beast for sacrifice; (at Agonalia/festival of Janus);

agonio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  struggle/fight (against); strive unto death (Vulgate Sirach 4:33);

agonista*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  combatant for a prize;

agonistarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  superintendent of public games;

agonistarchicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/connected with a superintendent of public games;

agonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  victim; beast for sacrifice; festival honoring Janus (pl.); Liberalia festival;

agonizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  dispute; struggle/fight (against);

agonosticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  pertaining to a contest or struggle;

agonotheta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  superintendent of public games;

agonothetes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  superintendent of public games;

agonotheticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with a superintendent of public games;

agoranomus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal Greece veryrare L&S]

  market inspector, Grecian magistrate who inspected provisions/regulated market;

agralis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  agrarian, of redistribution of public land; of/connected with land/estate;

agraphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  things (pl.) unwritten;

agrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  those who advocated agrarian reform laws/sought possession of public lands;

agrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  agrarian; of redistribution of public land; of/connected with land/estate;

agraticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  land-tax; revenue from land;

agravitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  zero gravity;

agrestis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  rustic, inhabiting countryside; rude, wild, savage; of/passing through fields;

agrestis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- agri --- common OLD]

  countryman, peasant; rube, rustic, bumpkin;

agricola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  farmer, cultivator, gardener, agriculturist; plowman, countryman, peasant;

agricolaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  farmer-; relating to farmers;

agricolatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  agriculture, husbandry;

agricolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  farm, cultivate land, pursue agriculture;

agricultio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  husbandry;

agricultor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  farmer, husbandman;

agricultura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  agriculture, husbandry;

agrimensor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  land surveyor;

agriophyllon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  herb (peucedanum), hog's foot, sulphurwort;

agripeta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  settler, one who searches for land; land-grabber, squatter, one who seizes it;

Agrippa*

  m., N1.1 name [classical legal Italy common CAS]

  Agrippa; (Roman cognomen); [Menenius A~ => fable of the belly and members];

Agrippina*

  f., N1.1 name [classical legal Italy common CAS]

  Agrippina (Roman woman's name); (mother of Nero); [Colonia ~ => Cologne];

agrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild (of plants/other natural products); [staphis ~ => stavesacre];

agronomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  agronomy;

agrosius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  possessing land (?);

agrostis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  couch-grass, quitch grass;

agrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  rich in land;

agrypnia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sleeplessness;

aguna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  square actus (120 feet square) (measure of land);

ah*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exclamation expressing surprise/irony;

aha*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  exclamation expressing surprise/irony;

aheneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  copper, of copper; bronze, made of bronze;

ahenipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bronze-footed, that has feet of bronze;

ahenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vessel made of copper/bronze; brazen vessel; kettle, pot, cauldron;

ahenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  copper, of copper (alloy); bronze, made of bronze, bronze-colored; brazen;

ai*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  alas; exclamation expressing grief;

aiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  affirmative; affirming, saying aye;

aientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  affirmation;

aigilps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  steep, sheer;

ain*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  ayin; (16th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (silent);

aio*

  -, -, V7.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  say (defective), assert; say yes/so, affirm, assent; prescribe/lay down (law);

aio*

  -, -, V7.1 impers [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  he says (ait), it is said; they say (aiunt);

aisne*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  indeed? really? is it possible? do you really mean it? (surprise/wonder);

aithales*

  f., N3.7 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (aizoon), houseleek;

aizon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  live-forever, houseleek (Sempervivum tectorum);

aizoon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  live-forever, houseleek (Sempervivum tectorum); stone-crop (Sedum album);

ajuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  plant which has the power of producing abortion (also called abiga);

ala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wing; upper arm/foreleg/fin; armpit; squadron (cavalry), flank, army's wing;

alabaster*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  conical box for perfume (made of alabaster); antimony;

alabastrites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stalagmite (variegated alabaster, calcium carbonate); (for unguents); onyx;

alabastritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  precious stone;

alabastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  conical box for perfume (made of alabaster); antimony;

alabeta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri Egypt veryrare L&S]

  fish common in the Nile;

alabetes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri Egypt Pliny OLD]

  fish common in the Nile;

alacer*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eager/keen/spirited; quick/brisk; active/lively; courageous/ready; cheerful;

alacris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eager/keen/spirited; quick/brisk; active/lively; courageous/ready; cheerful;

alacritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eagerness, enthusiasm, ardor, alacrity; cheerfulness, liveliness;

alacriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eagerly, briskly;

alapa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blow (with the flat of the hand), slap, smack; box on the ear;

Alaricus*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  Alaric; (Gothic king who sacked Rome in 410 AD);

alaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  of/consisting of auxiliary cavalry or other troops;

alaris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  auxiliary cavalry (pl.) or other troops;

alarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  auxiliary troops (pl.), posted on the wings of the army;

alarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  of the wing (of an army); pertaining to the auxiliary cavalry;

alaternus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  evergreen shrub, Buckthorn (used for pigments (e.g., sap-green)/cathartic);

alatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  winged, having/furnished with wings;

alauda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  crested lark; legion raised by Caesar in Gaul; soldiers (pl.) of this legion;

alausa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri France veryrare L&S]

  small fish in the Moselle, shad (Culpea alusa);

alazon*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  braggart, boaster;

alba*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  white precious stone; pearl;

albamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  white (of an egg);

albaris*

  is, e, adj. [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  of stucco, stucco; pertaining to the whitening of walls (L+S);

albarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  stucco, stucco-work; the whitening of walls;

albarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  of stucco, stucco; pertaining to the whitening of walls (L+S);

albatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  White team/faction in chariot racing;

albatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  clothed in white;

albedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  white color, whiteness;

albens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  white, light, bleached; made/covered in white; pale, pallid; bright, clear;

albeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/appear white/pale/light-colored/white with age;

albesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become white/pale/light-colored/white with age; become bright, gleam, glow;

albicantius*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat in the way of white;

albicapillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gray-haired;

albicasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grow bright;

albiceratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  pale yellow, wax-white; [albicerata ficus => a variety of fig];

albiceris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pale yellow, wax-white; [olea albiceris => a variety of olive];

albicerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  pale yellow, wax-white;

albico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be white; have a whitish tinge, verge on white;

albico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be white; have a whitish tinge, verge on white;

albicolor*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a white color, white colored;

albicomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  white-haired; having white fibers (flowers/plants);

albidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  white, whitish, pale;

albineus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  white;

albinus*

  m., N2.1 person [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  plasterer, one who covers walls with stucco/plaster;

Albion*

  f., N3.1 locale [--- --- Britian uncommon L&S]

  Britain (ancient name);

Albis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- Germany uncommon OLD]

  Elbe; (river in Germany);

albitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  whiteness;

albo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make white;

albogalerus*

  m., N2.1 thing [classical eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  white cap of the priest/flamen Dialis;

albogilvus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whitish yellow;

albor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  egg white; whiteness, white color (eccl.);

albucum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of asphodel/its stalk/reeds; (immortal lily, covered Elysian fields);

albucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bulb of the asphodel; the plant itself;

albuelis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vine;

albugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  white opaque spot on the eye; disorder of the scalp;

albulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  white, pale, whitish;

album*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  white (color); white (eye/egg); white tablet, official list, register;

album*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  projection-screen;

albumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  egg white, albumen;

albumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  egg white;

alburnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sapwood, soft white wood next to the bark of trees;

alburnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  white fish; (bleak or blay?);

albus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  white, pale, fair, hoary, gray; bright, clear; favorable, auspicious, fortunate;

alcalinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  alkali;

alce*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  elk;

alcea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of mallow (mucilaginous flowering plant having hairy stems and leaves);

alcedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  halcyon; kingfisher; sea birds (pl.);

alcedonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  halcyon (breeding) days (pl.), winter calm; deep/profound calm/tranquility;

alcedonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  halcyon days (pl.); time around the winter solstice when the halcyon breed;

alces*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  moose, elk;

alchemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  alchemy;

alchimia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  alchemy;

alchimista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  alchemist;

alcibium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant use as antidote for snake-bite;

alcima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  water plantain;

alcinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  of an elk;

alcmanius*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  Alcmanian (type of verse); (like Greek poet Alcman);

alcohol*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  alcohol;

alcoholicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  alcoholic;

alcoholismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  alcoholism;

alcoranus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Koran;

alcyon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  halcyon; kingfisher; sea birds (pl.);

alcyone*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  halcyon; kingfisher; sea birds (pl.);

alcyoneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of floating sponge, believed to be nest of halcyon; medicine from it;

alcyoneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  halcyon (days w/dies), time around the winter solstice when the halcyon breed;

alcyonidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  halcyon (days w/dies), time around the winter solstice when halcyon breed;

alcyonis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  halcyon (breeding) (days) (pl.), winter calm;

alea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  game of dice; die; dice-play; gambling, risking; chance, venture, risk, stake;

alearis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a game of chance;

alearius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to a game of chance; (friendships) formed at the gaming table;

aleator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dice-player, gambler;

aleatorium*

  n., N2.2 where [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gaming house, place where games of chance are played;

aleatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of dice/gambling; of gambler/gamester; [aleatoria damna => losses at gambling];

alebre*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nourishing food (pl.);

alebris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  nutritious;

alec*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  herrings; a fish sauce; pickle;

alectoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone, said to be found in gizzards of cocks;

alectorion*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  of/pertaining to a cock/fowl; [alectoros lophos => cock's comb, yellow rattle];

alectorios*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  of/pertaining to a cock/fowl; [alectoros lophos => cock's comb, yellow rattle];

alectorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  of/pertaining to a cock; [alectoros lophos => cock's comb., yellow rattle];

alecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fish sauce;

alembicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  still;

aleo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gambler;

aleph*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  aleph; (1st letter of Hebrew alphabet); (silent, use as an A only in order);

alerius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon other]

  concerned with gambling;

ales*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bird; (esp. large); winged god/monster; omen/augury; [regia ales => eagle];

ales*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  winged, having wings; swift/quick; [ales deus => Mercury; ales puer => Cupid];

alesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be nourished; grow up; increase (late Latin);

aletudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  corpulence, fatness;

alex*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  herrings; a fish sauce; pickle;

Alexander*

  m., N2.3 name [early --- Greece common OLD]

  Alexander; (common Greek name); (Alexander the Great - Macedonian king/general);

Alexandrea*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Egypt common OLD]

  Alexandria; (City in Egypt and others);

Alexandria*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Egypt common OLD]

  Alexandria; (City in Egypt and others);

Alexandrinus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Egypt uncommon Eccl]

  Alexandrian, citizen/inhabitant of Alexandria (City in Egypt and others);

Alexandrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Egypt common OLD]

  Alexandrian, of/belonging to Alexandria (City in Egypt and others);

alexipharmacon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  antidote for poison;

alga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sea-weed; rubbish, uncountable stuff; water plants;

algebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  algebra;

algens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cold (weather), chilly (insufficient clothing); cold (of things normally hot);

algensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  living on seaweed (spec. of a variety of purple fish);

algeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/feel/become cold/chilly/cool; endure cold; be neglected/left in the cold;

algesco*

  cere, lsi, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  catch cold; become cold (things);

algidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cold;

algificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chilling;

algor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cold, coldness; chilliness; a fit of shivering; cold weather (pl.);

algorithmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  algorithm;

algosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  abounding in/covered with seaweed;

algu*

  n., N4.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  feeling of cold; coldness;

algus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  feeling of cold; coldness;

alia*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by another/different way/route;

alias*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  at/in another time/place; previously, subsequently; elsewhere; otherwise;

aliatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  food made with garlic;

alibi*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  elsewhere, in another place; in other respects , otherwise; in another matter;

alibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  nourishing (food), nutritious; able to be fattened (animals);

alica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  emmer (wheat) (Triticum dicoccum) groats/grits; porridge/gruel made with these;

alicacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  made of emmer (wheat) (Triticum dicoccum) groats/grits; spelt grits (L+S);

alicaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prostitute (who often were found near the mill grinding alica), "mill girl";

alicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  miller who grinds emmer (wheat); (or spelt L+S);

alicarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  connected with emmer (wheat) production;

alicastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  early-ripening variety of emmer (wheat); summer-spelt (L+S);

alicubi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  somewhere, anywhere; elsewhere; occasionally;

alicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  light coat/cloak/hunting dress; child's coat;

alicunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  from some place/somewhere, from some source or other;

alienatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  transference of ownership, the right to; aversion, dislike; numbness, stupor;

alienigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stranger, foreigner, alien; something imported/exotic; foreign-born;

alienigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  different, foreign, alien; of/born in another country; imported, exotic; mixed;

alieniloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  talk of crazy persons; crazy talk;

alienitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  external causes of disease;

alieno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  alienate, give up, lose possession, transfer by sale, estrange; become numb;

alieno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  avoid (with antipathy); cause to feel disgust; be insane/mad; be different;

alienum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  another's property/land/possessions; foreign soil; other's affairs/views (pl.);

alienus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  foreigner; outsider; stranger to the family; person/slave of another house;

alienus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  foreign; unconnected; another's; contrary; unworthy; averse, hostile; mad;

alietum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  osprey;

alifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  winged;

aliger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  winged, having wings; moving with the speed of flight;

alii*

  conj. [--- --- --- common CAS]

  some ... others (alii ... alii);

alimentarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  person whose maintenance is provided by (public/private) charity/alms/by a will;

alimentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of maintenance by (public) charity, welfare; charity supported;

alimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  food/nourishment, provisions; sustenance, maintenance, livelihood; alms; fuel;

alimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  food, nourishment; feeding, nurture, upbringing; cost of maintenance;

alimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  food, nourishment; feeding, nurture, upbringing; cost of maintenance;

alio*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  elsewhere, another direction; to another place/subject/purpose/course of action;

alioqui*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  otherwise, in other/some respects; besides, else; in any case; in general;

alioquin*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  otherwise, in other/some respects; besides, else; in any case; in general;

aliorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to another place/direction/person, elsewhere; different context/manner/sense;

aliorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  to another place/direction/person, elsewhere; different context/manner/sense;

aliovorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  to another place/direction/person, elsewhere; different context/manner/sense;

aliovorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  to another place/direction/person, elsewhere; different context/manner/sense;

alipes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Mercury, the wing-footed god;

alipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - wing-footed; swift, moving with speed of flight, "flying";

  - without grease/fat, greaseless, fatless;

alipilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slave who plucked the hair from armpits of bathers;

alipta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who anoints; manager of school of wrestlers; master of wrestlers/the ring;

aliptes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who anoints; manager of school of wrestlers; master of wrestlers/the ring;

aliqua*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  somehow, in some way or another, by some means or other; to some extent;

aliquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  largely, to a large extent, a lot of; [~ multi/multum => fair number/amount];

aliquamdiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for some time, for a considerable time/distance (travel), for a while;

aliquandiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for some time, for a considerable time/distance (travel), for a while;

aliquando*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sometime (or other), at any time, ever; finally; before too late; at length;

aliquantillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  very small amount; very little indeed; a little bit;

aliquantisper*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for some time, for a while;

aliquanto*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  somewhat, to/by some (considerable) extent/amount; considerably;

aliquantorsum*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  somewhat toward (place);

aliquantulo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  to a little/small amount/bit/extent; slightly, somewhat;

aliquantulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little/small amount; a fair amount/good deal of; something; bit;

aliquantulum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Sex]

  to a little/small amount/bit/extent; slightly, somewhat;

aliquantulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  little, small; a little/small amount/quantity/number/part/bit of;

aliquantum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  certain/fair amount/number/degree; a considerable quantity; a part/bit;

aliquantum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to some extent, in some degree, somewhat, slightly, a little;

aliquantus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  certain quantity/amount/number/size of; quite a quantity of; moderate;

aliquatenus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for a certain/restricted distance/time/degree/extent; while, up to a point;

aliqui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; someone; some/few; some (particular) thing;

aliqui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  some; any; a few; a particular/certain ~; some other; about/like (NUM);

aliqui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  some; any; a few; a particular/certain ~; some other; about/like (NUM);

aliqui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; someone; some/few; some (particular) thing;

aliqui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; someone; some/few; some (particular) thing;

aliqui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  some; any; a few; a particular/certain ~; some other; about/like (NUM);

aliqui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; someone; some/few; some (particular) thing;

aliqui*

  pron. adject [early --- --- common OLD]

  some; any; a few; a particular/certain ~; some other; about/like (NUM);

aliqui*

  pron. indef [early --- --- common OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; someone; some/few; some (particular) thing;

aliqui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  some; any; a few; a particular/certain ~; some other; about/like (NUM);

aliqui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; someone; some/few; some (particular) thing;

aliqui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  some; any; a few; a particular/certain ~; some other; about/like (NUM);

aliqui*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in some way/extent;

aliquid*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to some degree/extent; somewhat;

aliquit*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to some degree/extent; somewhat;

aliquo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to some place/person (or other); in some/any direction/quarter; some/anywhere;

aliquod*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  some/several/a few people; more than one; a number;

aliquod*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  some, several; a few; not many; a number (of); more than one;

aliquodfariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in several places;

aliquomodo*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  in some manner, somehow;

aliquot*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  some/several/a few people; more than one; a number;

aliquot*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  some, several; a few; not many; a number (of); more than one;

aliquotfariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in several places;

aliquotiens*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  number of times, several times;

aliquoties*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  number of times, several times;

aliquovorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in some direction/quarter;

alisalius*

  a, d, adj. [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  one another; [alisalios/in alisalio => against one another - Vulgate 4 Ezra];

alisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  aquatic plant, water plantain (Alisma plantago);

aliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  otherwise, differently; in any other way [aliter ac => otherwise than];

alitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nourishment;

alitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  feeding, nourishing; nature, rearing;

aliturgicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  without liturgy;

alitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  nourishment, sustenance; support;

aliubei*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in (an)other place/places; in one place..in another; in some cases, sometimes;

aliubi*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  elsewhere, in another place; in other respects , otherwise; in another matter;

alium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  garlic, garlic plant;

aliunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  from another person/place, from elsewhere/a different source/cause/material;

alius*

  a, d, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq other]

  other, another; different, changed; [alii...alii => some...others]; (A+G);

alius*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  the_one ... the_other (alius ... alius);

aliusmodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common Nel]

  of another kind; in another way/different fashion; somehow else;

aliuta*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in another way/manner, otherwise;

allabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glide/move/flow/fall towards (w/DAT/ACC); creep up; steal into; fly (missiles);

allaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make a special effort; take trouble to;

allacrimo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  shed tears, cry, weep (at or as an accompaniment to something);

allambo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lick (of flames); touch;

allapsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gliding up; gliding/stealthy approach; flowing towards or near;

allatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bark at; rail at; rage, roar (sea);

allaudabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  praiseworthy, commendable;

allaudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  praise, commend;

allavo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flow up to (water), wash;

allec*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  herrings; a fish sauce; pickle;

allectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coaxing, enticing, encouragement, invitation;

allectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who coaxes/entices/attracts/invites/encourages;

allecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  entice, allure, encourage, invite;

allector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  official of a collegium (concerned with dues or admission);

allectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  office of collector of revenues (colligium allector);

allegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  allegation, charge; intercession; representation made on behalf of another;

allegatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  account; something pledged

allegatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  instigation, prompting;

allego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  choose, admit, elect, recruit, select, appoint;

allego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  depute/send as agent, commission; put up, suborn; urge/plea, lay before; allege;

allegoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  allegory;

allegorice*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  allegorically;

allegoricus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  allegorical;

allegorizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  allegorize, speak in allegories;

Alleluia*

  inter. [later eccl NearEast common Eccl]

  Halleluia, cry of joy and praise to God; (praise ye Jehovah);

alleluiaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  pertaining to the alleluia; (w/versus) verses containing "alleluia";

allenimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  soothing remedy/relief;

allergia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  allergy;

allergicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  allergic;

allevamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  mitigation; relief, alleviation;

allevatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  alleviation, easing; relief; lifting up, raising; elevation;

allevator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who lifts/raises up;

alleviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  alleviation, easing; relief; lifting up, raising; elevation;

allevio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lighten, make light; deal lightly/leniently with; raise up, relieve;

allevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - lift/raise/heap/pile up, exalt; alleviate/diminish/weaken; comfort/console/cheer

  - smooth, smooth off, make smooth; polish; depilate;

allex*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  herrings; a fish sauce; pickle;

alliatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  food composed of/seasoned with garlic;

allibentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inclination (for);

allibesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be pleasing, gratify; be roused with desire (for);

allicefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  entice, allure; attract, lure, seduce;

allicefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become enticed/allured/lured; (allicefacio PASS);

allicio*

  cere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  draw gently to, entice, lure, induce (sleep), attract, win over, encourage;

allido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dash/crush against, bruise; ruin, damage; shipwreck; (PASS) suffer damage;

alligamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  band, binding, tie;

alligatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tying or binding to supports; a bond; band;

alligator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who ties or binds (to a support);

alligatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  band, binding; fastening;

alligatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slaves (pl.) who are fettered;

alligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bind/fetter (to); bandage; hinder, impede, detain; accuse; implicate/involve in;

allino*

  nere, nevi, nitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear/spread/dash over (W/DAT); spread out on; adhere to;

allisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dashing against; striking upon;

allium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  garlic;

allium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  garlic, garlic plant;

Allobrox*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- France uncommon L&S]

  Allobroges (pl.); (tribe of Gaul - in Caesar's Gallic War);

alloco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  stow; hire; let;

allocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  address (spoken/written), manner of address; consolation; harangue, exhortation;

allocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Vul]

  satisfaction; comfort; (Vulgate);

allodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  freehold; heritable estate; allod/alod/alloidium/aloidium;;

allophylus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  foreign; of another race/stock;

alloquium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  address, addressing, talk; talking to, encouragement, friendly/reassuring words;

alloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speak to (friendly); address, harangue, make a speech (to); call on; console;

allubentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inclination (for);

allubesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be pleasing, gratify; be roused with desire (for);

alluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shine upon; light (torch); show/give (opportunity/chance); give/supply light;

allucinator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  idle dreamer, silly fellow; one who is wandering in mind;

allucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrestle; wrestle with (w/DAT);

alludio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  play/frolic (with);

alludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frolic/play/sport around/with, play against; jest, make mocking allusion to;

alluo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wash/flow past/near/against, lap; beset; bathe (pers.) (tears); deposit silt;

allus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  big toe;

allusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  playing/frolicking/sporting with;

alluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  silt, soil deposited by a river; floodland by a river; lapping of waves;

alluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common ELD]

  inundation, flood; overflow; superabundance;

alluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flood, overflow; addition made to land by deposition of slit; superabundance;

alluvius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  alluvial, from river overflow/deposit;

almarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sacristy;

almitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Nel]

  nurture, kindness; bounty; title/epithet for a bishop;

almities*

  f., N5.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind behavior;

almonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  nourishment, food;

almucia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  amice; (oblong white shawl draped over shoulders of priest, worn w/alb);

almus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nourishing, kind, propitious; of a nurse/breast, providing nurture, fostering;

almutium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  mozzetta; (short vestment with hood worn by Pope and others he designates);

alneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of alder-wood, alder;

alnus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  alder; (something usually made of alder wood) plank, bridge, boat, ship;

alnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of alder-wood, alder-;

alo*

  lere, lui, litum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  feed, nourish, rear, nurse, suckle; cherish; support, maintain, develop;

alo*

  lere, lui, ltum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  feed, nourish, rear, nurse, suckle; cherish; support, maintain, develop;

aloe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  aloe plant (Aloe vera); thickened aloe juice (as purgative); bitterness;

alogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  folly, nonsense; irrational conduct/action; dumbness, muteness (L+S);

alogus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  irrational, nonsensical; that does not correspond (math); irregular (verse);

alopecia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  bald patch on head (from mange); fox mange (usu. pl.) (L+S);

alopecis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vine;

alopecuros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  beard-grass, similar grass; fox-tail (L+S);

alopex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  thresher shark (alopias vulpes); sea-fox (L+S);

alpha*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  alpha, 1st letter of Greek alphabet; A; first/foremost (group/class); beginning;

alphabeticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  alphabetic;

alphabetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- Germany uncommon L&S]

  alphabet;

alphos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  skin disease (psoriasis gutlata?); white spot on the skin (L+S);

alphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  skin disease (psoriasis gutlata?); white spot on the skin (L+S);

Alpinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Alpine; of the Alps;

Alpis*

  f., N3.3 locale [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Alps (usually pl.), mountains to the north of Italy;

alsidena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of onion;

alsine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant of the genus Partietaris, pellitory (used in medicine);

alsiosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  people (pl.) liable to catch cold;

alsiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  liable to be injured by the cold;

alsius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  liable to injury from cold; chilly/cool/cold (L+S);

alsulegia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  hockey;

alsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cool, chilly (of a place);

altanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  south-south-west wind; land breeze;

altar*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  altar, fittings for burnt offerings; burnt offerings; high altar;

altaragium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  altarage, stole fees, perquisites for baptism/marriage/etc.;

altare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  altar (usu. pl.), fitting for burnt offerings; burnt offering; high altar;

altarista*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  assistant priest;

altarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser SrcW]

  altar; high altar;

alte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  high, on high, from above, loftily; deep, deeply; far, remotely; profoundly;

alter*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  the_one ... the_other (alter ... alter); otherwise;

alter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - one (of two); second/another; former/latter; [unus et ~=> one or two/other];

  - second/further/next/other/latter/some person/thing (PRONominal ADJ); either;

alteramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  alteration, change;

alteras*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  at another time; at one time ... at another;

alteratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  alteration, change;

altercabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quarrelsome, contentious;

altercatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  contention, dispute, wrangle, altercation; debate, argument (law), repartee;

altercator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  disputant, one who conducts exchanges with opponent in law-court;

alterco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- common OLD]

  argue/bicker/dispute/wrangle/quarrel; dispute in court; exchange conversation;

alterco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- common OLD]

  argue/bicker/dispute/wrangle/quarrel; dispute in court; exchange conversation;

alterculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  henbane, plant of genus Hyoscyamus;

altercum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  henbane, plant of genus Hyoscyamus;

alterinsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  on the other side;

alterius*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of one another;

alternatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  by turns, alternately;

alternatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  alternation, alternate movement; alternative; ambivalence;

alternatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  alternate, succeeding each in turn; alternative;

alterne*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by turns, alternately;

alternis*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  alternately; one after the other in turn, by turns; every other day/year;

alterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  do by turns, vary; alternate, waver, ebb and flow; bear/crop in alternate years;

alternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  alternate, one after the/every other, by turns, successive; mutual; reciprocal;

alterorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in the other direction; on the other side;

alterplex*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  twofold, double; divided;

alteruter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one (of two), one or the other; either; both; (PRONominal ADJ)

alterutraque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on both sides, in both cases;

alterutrique*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on both sides, in both cases;

alterutrum*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  one to another;

althaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  marshmallow (Athaea officinalis);

alticinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare ELD]

  high-girded; active, busy;

alticomus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  having foliage high up/at the top (trees);

altifrons*

  , adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  having lofty forehead;

altijugus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that has a lofty summit (mountain);

altilaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  having long/thick wool;

altiliarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  keeper of fowls, poultry farmer/fattener;

altilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fattened, fat, raised/fed up for eating; rich (dowry); well-fed, pampered;

altilis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  table bird, fattened bird/fowl;

altilium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  fatlings (pl.);

altipendulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  high-hanging, hanging high;

altipotens*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very mighty, of high/great power;

altisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of lofty sound, that sounds high up/in the heavens; sublime; high-sounding;

altispex*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  looking down from on high;

altistria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  alto;

altithronus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Nel]

  one enthroned on high; seated in heaven;

altitonans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thundering from on high; that which thunders high in the sky;

altitonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of the fiery zone;

altitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  height, altitude; depth; loftiness, profundity, noblemindedness, secrecy;

altiuscule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  at fairly high level, rather high;

altiusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rather higher than normal;

altivolans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  high flying; soaring; flying high;

altivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  high flying; soaring; flying high;

alto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  raise, make high, elevate;

altor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nourisher, sustainer; foster father, one who raises another's child;

altrimsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  on the other side;

altrinsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  on the other side;

altrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nourisher, sustainer; wet nurse, nurse; foster mother; motherland, homeland;

altrovorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  on the other hand;

altruista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  altruist;

altum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  the_deep, the_sea; deep water; a height/depth; remote/obscure period/source;

altum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  deeply, deep; high, on high, from above;

altus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nourishing, support;

altus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  high; deep/profound; shrill; lofty/noble; deep rooted; far-fetched; grown great;

alucinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wandering in mind, idle dream, delusion; idle/aimless behavior (w/mentis);

alucinator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  idle dreamer, silly fellow; one who is wandering in mind;

alucino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wander in mind, talk idly/unreasonably, ramble, dream; wander;

alucinogenus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  hallucinogenic;

alucita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  gnat;

alum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  species of comfrey plant; garlic;

alumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  alum; astringent substance (sulfates of aluminum), potash alum;

alumentarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  person whose maintenance is provided by (public/private) charity/alms;

alumentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of maintenance by (public) charity, welfare; charity supported;

alumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  food, fuel; nourishment, provisions; sustenance, maintenance, livelihood, alms;

aluminatius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dealer in alum;

aluminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  containing alum;

aluminium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  aluminum;

aluminosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  aluminous strata (pl.) (containing alum);

aluminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  containing alum;

alumna*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nursling, young animal/plant; foster-child, ward; native son; disciple, pupil;

alumnaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  annual tax for maintenance of a seminary;

alumno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  nurture, nourish; rear (children), educate; train (animals);

alumno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nurture, nourish; rear (children), educate; train (animals);

alumnula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  little foster-daughter;

alumnulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little foster-son;

alumnus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  nursling, young animal/plant; ward, protegee; native daughter; nurse, mother;

alumnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nourished, brought up; reared/fostered by; native, brought up locally;

alumonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  food, nourishment; feeding, nurture, upbringing;

alumonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  food, nourishment; feeding, nurture, upbringing; cost of maintenance;

alus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of comfrey plant; garlic;

aluta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  piece/kind of soft leather (prepared with alum); purse/pouch; shoe; beauty patch

alutacius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to soft leather;

alutarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made of soft leather;

alvarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  beehive; apiary, bee-house;

alveare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  beehive;

alvearium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  beehive; apiary;

alveatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hollowed-out like a trough, trough-shaped;

alveolatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hollowed-out like a trough, trough-shaped;

alveolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  basin, (serving) bowl, trough; tray (dim.); bath-tub; gameboard; channel, bed;

alveum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  bath, bath-tub;

alveus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - cavity, hollow; tub; trough, bowl, tray; gameboard; beehive; canoe;

  - hold (ship), ship, boat; channel, bed (river), trench;

alvus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryfreq OLD]

  belly/paunch/stomach; womb; bowel; bowel movement; hull (ship); beehive; cavity;

alypon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  turpeth (globularia alypum); (extract acts as active, gentle purgative);

alysson*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of madder; (plant used for red dye, also medicine);

alytharcha*

  m., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  magistrate who superintended religious exhibitions;

alytharches*

  m., N1.7 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  magistrate who superintended religious exhibitions;

alytharchia*

  m., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  office of magistrate who superintended religious exhibitions;

am*

  ame, amassi, -, V8.1 [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  love, like; fall in love with; be fond of; have a tendency to;

ama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bucket; water bucket; (esp. fireman's bucket);

amabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worthy to be loved, lovable; amiable, pleasant; lovely, attractive, delightful;

amabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attractiveness, lovableness;

amabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lovingly; pleasantly; in a loving/friendly manner;

Amalechita*

  m., N1.1 group [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Amalechite, one from the tribe of Amalech; (David slaughtered them - 2 Samuel);

amandatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dismissal, banishment, sending away; regulation;

amando*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  send away, dismiss, banish; regulate;

amans*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lover, sweetheart; mistress; one who is fond/affectionate;

amans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  loving/fond/affectionate; beloved/dear to; friendly/kind; having love/affection;

amanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lovingly, affectionately; with love/affection;

amanuensis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  secretary, clerk;

amaracinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  perfume/ointment of marjoram;

amaracinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  made with/of marjoram;

amaracum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  marjoram; feverfew (pyrethrum parthenium);

amaracus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  marjoram; feverfew (pyrethrum parthenium);

amarantus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  amaranth (imaginary flower said never to fade)/(ornamental w/colored leaves);

amare*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  with bitterness, acidly, spitefully, bitterly;

amaresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become bitter;

amarico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  make bitter; excite, irritate;

amarico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  grow bitter;

amaritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bitterness (of taste), harshness;

amariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with bitterness, acidly, spitefully, bitterly;

amarities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bitterness (of experience), harshness;

amaritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bitterness (taste/feelings/mind); sharpness, tang, pungency; harshness (sound);

amaror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bitter taste; bitterness;

amarulentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  bitterness; (Erasmus);

amarulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having sour disposition; acrimonious; very bitter, full of bitterness (L+S);

amarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bitterness; unpleasantness; (often pl.);

amarum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with bitterness, acidly, spitefully, bitterly;

amarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bitter, brackish, pungent; harsh, shrill; sad, calamitous; ill-natured, caustic;

amasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  begin to love;

amasia*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  female lover; (JFW guess from amasius = lover);

amasio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lover;

amasiuncula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loved one, darling, sweetheart; fond lover;

amasiunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lover, paramour; fond lover;

amasius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lover;

amata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loved one, beloved (woman);

amatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  love, caressing, fondling; (romantic) intrigue;

amator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lover; friend, devotee; enthusiastic admirer/pursuer; one fond of women;

amator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  amateur, dilettante;

amatorculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little lover; sorry lover (L+S);

amatorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a loving manner;

amatorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  love potion/charm/philter; anything which stimulates sexual passion;

amatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of love or lovers, amatory; inducing love (potions); amorous, procuring love;

amatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sweetheart, mistress; hussy; woman who loves (in sexual sense);

amatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  amorous; (applied to things);

amaturio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wish to love;

amatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  loved, beloved;

amaxites*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  waggoner, carter, teamster;

Amazon*

  f., N3.1 person [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Amazon, member of race of legendary female warriors; woman as man's antagonist;

ambactus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  vassal, dependent; retainer, servant;

ambadedo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  eat/gnaw around; eat up entirely;

ambadedo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  eat/gnaw around; eat up entirely;

ambages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  circuit; roundabout way; long story, details; riddle; ambiguity; lie; mystery;

ambagiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  circuitous, indirect, roundabout;

ambago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  confusion, uncertainty, obscurity;

ambarvalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concerned with circumambulation of fields (e.g., ceremony of Ambarvallia);

ambecisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  incision on both sides;

ambedo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat/gnaw around the edge; erode (water); waste; eat, consume, devour; char;

ambedo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat/gnaw around the edge; erode (water); waste; eat, consume, devour; char;

ambestrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gluttonous woman; female consumer/waster (L+S);

ambidens*

  m., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sheep which has both upper and lower teeth;

ambienter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  eagerly, with zeal;

ambifariam*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  in a way placing opponent in dilemma/proving his arguments self-contradictory;

ambifarie*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  ambiguously; on two sides; in two ways;

ambifarius*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  ambiguous, of double meaning, that has two meanings; that has two sides;

ambiga*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cap of a still;

ambigo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hesitate, be in doubt; argue, dispute, contend; call in question; be at issue;

ambigue*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ambiguously, equivocally; with uncertain meaning/outcome; unreliably;

ambiguitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ambiguity of meaning; an equivocal expression, ambiguity;

ambiguum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  varying/doubtful/uncertain state/condition/expression; ambiguity;

ambiguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  changeable, doubtful, ambiguous, wavering, fickle; treacherous, unethical;

ambio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  go round, visit in rotation, inspect; solicit, canvass; circle, embrace;

Ambiorix*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Ambiorix, a chief of the Eburones, a tribe of Gaul, central Normandy - Caesar;

ambitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  ambition; desire for/currying favor/popularity, flattery; vote canvassing; pomp;

ambitiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ingratiatingly, earnestly; ambitiously, presumptuously; ostentatiously;

ambitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ambitious, eager to please/for advancement/favor; showy; winding, twisting;

ambitor*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  candidate;

ambitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  period of revolution;

ambitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  circuit, edge, extent; orbit, cycle; canvass, bribery; circumlocution; show;

ambivalentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ambivalence;

ambivium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  road junction, meeting of two roads;

ambligonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  obtuse-angled;

amblygonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  obtuse-angled;

ambo*

  num. card [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  both; two of pair; two considered together, both parties; each of two;

ambolagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  amice; (oblong white shawl draped over shoulders of priest, worn w/alb);

ambon*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  pulpit;

ambro*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  glutton; spendthrift;

ambroscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- common OLD]

  immortal, divine, of things belonging to the gods; ambrosial;

ambrosia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- myth --- common OLD]

  food of the gods, ambrosia; fabulous healing plant/juice; antidote (to poison);

ambrosiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- veryrare L&S]

  ambrosial;

ambrosialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- myth --- inscription OLD]

  ambrosial (?); connected with Ambrussum in Gallia Narbonensis (?);

ambrosius*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- common OLD]

  immortal, divine, of things belonging to the gods; ambrosial;

ambubaia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Syrian singing-girl and courtesan;

ambubaia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild endive; chicory;

ambubeia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild endive; chicory;

ambufariam*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  in a way placing opponent in dilemma/proving his arguments self-contradictory;

ambulacrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  promenade, walk; place for walking; lounge;

ambulatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  moving, walking about; movable;

ambulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  walking about, stroll; place for promenading, covered/uncovered walk, portico;

ambulatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short/little walk/stroll; small place for walking, little portico;

ambulativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  procession (pl.);

ambulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who walks about (idly/for pleasure); itinerant trader, peddler;

ambulatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  movable, which can be moved; transferable; liable to change; for/while walking;

ambulatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  movable, which can be moved; transferable; liable to change;

ambulatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  walking, pace, step, amble (of horses);

ambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  walk, take a walk, go on foot; travel, march; go about, gad; parade, strut;

ambultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  walking (act of);

amburbale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- Italy veryrare L&S]

  annual expiatory procession around Rome (with sacrificial victims - hostiae);

Amburbium*

  n., N2.4 thing [classical eccl Italy veryrare OLD]

  Amburbia festival, annual expiatory procession round Rome;

amburbium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- Italy veryrare OLD]

  annual expiatory procession around Rome (with sacrificial victims - hostiae);

amburo*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn around, scorch, char, scald; fire harden; burn up, cremate; frost-bite/nip;

ambustio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  burn; fire, conflagration;

ambustulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scorched around, burned around the edges; half roasted;

ambustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  burn;

amellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of aster; (purple) Italian starwort (Aster amellus);

amen*

  adv. [late eccl --- frequent L&S]

  amen; (from Hebrew); truly/verily/so be it; true/faithful; truth/faithfulness;

amendator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  one who suborns accusers;

amens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insane, demented, out of one's mind; very excited, frantic, distracted; foolish;

amentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  madness; extreme folly, infatuation, stupidity; frenzy, violent excitement;

amentius*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  more madly/wildly;

amento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fit with a throwing strap; give impetus with a throwing strap; speed on;

amentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throwing-strap, thong/loop attached to spear for throwing; (shoe) thong/strap;

amercio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  fine, penalize;

America*

  f., N1.1 locale [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  America;

Americanus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  American;

amerimnon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  houseleek;

ames*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pole/fork for supporting/spreading birdnets; fence rail, cross bar;

amethystinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wearing a dress the color of amethyst (violet-blue)/adorned with amethysts;

amethystinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of the color of amethyst (violet-blue); set/adorned with amethysts;

amethystizon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  resembling the color of the amethyst (violet-blue);

amethystus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  amethyst, violet-blue precious stone; vine yielding non-intoxicating wine?;

amethystus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  amethyst (color = violet-blue); ornamented/set with amethysts (gems);

ametor*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  motherless;

amfitapa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rug with pile on both sides;

amflexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  curved around, bent double;

amfractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bend, curvature; circuit, (annual) round, orbit; spiral, coil; circumlocution;

ami*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  ammi, Bishop-weed; umbelliferous (flowers radiating from point) plant;

amia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  small tunny, bonito;

amiantus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  mineral having properties similar to asbestos, chysolite?;

amias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small tunny, bonito;

amica*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  female friend; girl friend, sweetheart; patron; mistress, concubine; courtesan;

amicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  friendly, amicable;

amicabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a friendly/amicable manner;

amicalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  friendly; cult-title of Jupiter (of friendship);

amicarius*

  m., N2.4 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  procurer; one that procures a mistress/woman;

amice*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in a friendly manner/spirit; with goodwill;

amicicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon OLD]

  friendship, bond between friends; alliance, association; friendly relations;

amicimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clothing, garment;

amicinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  neck of a winesack;

amicio*

  ire, cui, ctum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clothe, cover, dress; wrap about; surround; veil; clothe with words;

amicio*

  ire, ixi, ctum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clothe, cover, dress; wrap about; surround; veil; clothe with words;

amiciter*

  adv. [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a friendly manner; kindly, amicably;

amicitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  friendship, bond between friends; alliance, association; friendly relations;

amicities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  friendship;

amico*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  propitiate, make friendly to oneself;

amicosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rich/abounding in friends;

amictorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scarf, wrap;

amictorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  suitable for throwing about one (wrap, scarf);

amictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cloak, mantle; outer garment; clothing, garb; fashion; manner of dress; drapery;

amicula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  mistress, lady friend, girl friend;

amiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cloak; mantle, outer garment; coat; clothing (pl.), dress;

amiculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little friend (familiar or depreciatory), dear friend, humble friend;

amicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  friend, ally, disciple; loved one; patron; counselor/courtier (to a prince);

amicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  friendly, dear, fond of; supporting (political), loyal, devoted; loving;

amigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go away, remove;

amilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fine meal, starch, gruel;

Aminaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  Aminean; (applied to vines/grapes/wine, myrrh); (of a region in eastern Italy);

Amineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  Aminean; (applied to vines/grapes/wine, myrrh); (of a region in eastern Italy);

Aminneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  Aminean; (applied to vines/grapes/wine, myrrh); (of a region in eastern Italy);

Aminnius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  Aminean; (applied to vines/grapes/wine, myrrh); (of a region in eastern Italy);

amissibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  that may be lost (eccl.);

amissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  loss (possessions/faculty/quality/persons/town/military force), deprivation;

amissus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loss; fact of losing;

amita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  paternal aunt, father's sister; [~ magna/maior/maxima=>great/g-g/g-g-g-aunt];

amitina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female first cousin, daughter of father's sister or mother's brother;

amitinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  male first cousin, son of father's sister or mother's brother;

amitinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  descended from a father's sister (or mother's brother?);

amitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lose; lose by death; send away, dismiss; part with; let go/slip/fall, drop;

amium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  ammi, Bishop-weed; umbelliferous (flowers radiating from point) plant;

Ammanites*

  m., N1.7 group [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Ammonite, inhabitant of Ammon (land north-east of the Dead Sea);

Ammanitis*

  f., N3.9 person [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Ammonite woman, inhabitant of Ammon (land north-east of the Dead Sea);

Ammanitis*

  , adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Ammonite, of Ammon (land north-east of the Dead Sea);

ammaturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hasten (an occurrence); bring to maturity, mature, ripen;

ammento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fit with a throwing strap; give impetus with a throwing strap; speed on;

ammentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throwing-strap, thong/loop attached to spear for throwing; (shoe) thong/strap;

ammeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  go to, approach;

ammetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  measure out (to);

ammi*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  ammi, Bishop-weed; umbelliferous (flowers radiating from point) plant;

ammigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go and live with; go to a place; come to; be added to;

Ammineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  Aminean; (applied to vines/grapes/wine, myrrh); (of a region in eastern Italy);

amminiculabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  self-supporting, supporting one's self;

amminiculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  assistant, supporter; one who supports;

amminiculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  well stocked; supported; well furnished/provided;

amminiculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  prop (up), support (with props); support with authority; applied to adverb;

amminiculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  prop (up), support (with props) (vines);

amminiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  prop (vines), pole, stake; support, stay, bulwark; means, aid, tool; auxiliary;

amminister*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assistant, helper, supporter; one at hand to help, attendant; priest, minister;

amministra*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assistant (female), helper, supporter, servant; handmaiden, attendant;

amministratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  administration; assistance; execution, operation, management, care of affairs;

amministrativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  practical; suitable for the administration of;

amministrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  director, manager; one who is in charge of an operation;

amministratorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  performing the duties of an assistant/helper; serving, ministering;

amministro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  administer, manage, direct; assist; operate, conduct; maneuver (ship); bestow;

ammirabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  admirable, wonderful; strange, astonishing, remarkable; paradoxical, contrary;

ammirabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wonderful character, remarkableness; admiration, wonder;

ammirabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  admirably, astonishingly, in a wonderful/wondrous manner; paradoxically;

ammirandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wonderful, admirable; astonishing, remarkable, extraordinary;

ammiranter*

  adv. [later --- --- common Saxo]

  admiringly, with admiration;

ammiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wonder, surprise, astonishment; admiration, veneration, regard; marvel;

ammirator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  admirer; one who venerates;

ammiro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  admire, respect; regard with wonder, wonder at; be surprised at, be astonished;

ammisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mix, mix together; involve; add an ingredient to; contaminate; confuse, mix up;

ammissarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  stallion/he-ass, stud; sodomite;

ammissarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kept for breeding (male animals), on stud;

ammissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  getting in, audience, interview; application (medical); mating (animals);

ammissionalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who introduces/announces at audience; privy chamber usher; seneschal;

ammissivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  permitting/favorable (birds of omen approving of action in question);

ammissor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  perpetrator; one who allows himself to do a thing;

ammissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  crime, offense;

ammissura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  breeding, generation; copulation/mating of domestic animals, service;

ammissus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  admission, letting in;

ammistio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

ammistus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

ammitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  urge on, put to a gallop; let in, admit, receive; grant, permit, let go;

ammium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  ammi, Bishop-weed; umbelliferous (flowers radiating from point) plant;

ammixtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

ammixtus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture, admixture, mingling;

ammixtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixed; contaminated; not simple; confused;

ammochrysus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (golden mica?);

ammoderate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comfortably; suitably;

ammodero*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  control (w/DAT); keep within limits; moderate;

ammodo*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Bee]

  henceforth, from this time forward; from now (on); in the future;

ammodulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  harmonize/accord with;

ammodum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  very, exceedingly, greatly, quite; excessively; just so; certainly, completely;

ammodytes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri Africa uncommon L&S]

  kind of serpent in Africa;

ammoenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bring (siege engine) into operation, draw near the walls; besiege, invest;

ammolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  struggle, exert oneself (to); put one's hand on object/task; lay violent hands;

ammonefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admonish; warn; urge; call to duty;

ammonefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be admonished/warned/urged; be called to duty; (admonefacio PASS);

ammoneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  admonish, remind, prompt; suggest, advise, raise; persuade, urge; warn, caution;

ammoniacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  ammonia-water;

ammoniacus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  ammoniac; (sal ammoniac is ammonium chloride);

ammoniacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  of Ammon (Egyptian god) (Collins);

ammonitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  act of reminding; reminder, recurring symptom; warning, advice; rebuke;

ammonitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  admonisher; exhorter; one who reminds;

ammonitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admonition;

ammonitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  monitor (female); she that admonishers/reminds;

ammonitrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Egypt Pliny L&S]

  natron (sesquicarbonate of soda) mingled with sand;

ammonitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  warning; reminder; reminding; advice; admonition (L+S);

ammonitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  advice, recommendation; admonition/warning; command (animal); reminder; reproof;

ammordeo*

  ere, di, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bite at/into, gnaw; extract money from; fleece; get possession of his property;

ammorsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bite, biting, gnawing;

ammorsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  bitten, gnawed;

ammotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of moving towards/on to; application;

ammoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  move up, bring up/near; lean on, conduct; draw near, approach; apply, add;

ammugio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  low (to); bellow (to); (like a bull);

ammulco*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stroke;

ammurmuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  murmur of comment; murmuring;

ammurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  murmur in protest or approval; murmur at;

ammurmuro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  murmur in protest or approval; murmur at;

ammutilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cut/clip close; shave; fleece, cheat, defraud;

amnacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  herbaceous plant, pellitory;

amnensis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  river town; towns (pl.) situated near a river;

amnesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  river town; towns (pl.) situated near a river;

amnestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  amnesty, general pardon;

amnicolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  growing beside a river (-a, -ae for M/F); dwelling beside a river (L+S);

amniculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small brook, rivulet;

amnicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with a river, situated in a river;

amnigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that is the son/descendent of a river (-a, -ae for M/F);

amnis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  river (real/personified), stream; current; (running) water; the river Ocean;

amo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  love, like; fall in love with; be fond of; have a tendency to;

amodo*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  henceforth, from this time forward; from now (on); in the future;

amoebaeus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  alternate; [amoebaeum carmen => responsive song];

amoene*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in a pleasant/attractive manner, agreeably;

amoenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pleasantness, attractiveness, attraction, charm; delight, comfort, luxury;

amoeniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  delightfully, in an agreeable manner;

amoeno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make pleasant (places); please, delight;

amoenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pleasant places (pl.);

amoenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beautiful, attractive, pleasant, agreeable, enjoyable, charming, lovely;

amoletum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  amulet/charm (to avert evil); act which averts evil; power to avert evil;

amolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  remove, clear away; get rid of, dispose of, remove, obliterate; avert, refute;

amolitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  removal (physical); removal (by death);

amomis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant resembling amomum (eastern spice plant) but inferior in fragrance;

amomon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri NearEast common OLD]

  amonum, eastern spice-plant; spice from the plant; unguent/balm with this spice;

amomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast common OLD]

  amonum, eastern spice-plant; spice from the plant; unguent/balm with this spice;

amor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  love; affection; the beloved; Cupid; affair; sexual/illicit/homosexual passion;

amorabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loving, amorous;

amorifer*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  producing/causing/awakening love;

amorificus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  producing/causing/awakening love;

amortizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  amortization; liquidation of a debt;

amos*

  m., N3.1 thing [early poet --- lesser L&S]

  love, affection; the beloved; Cupid; affair; sexual/illicit/homosexual passion;

amothystinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that wears a dress the color of amethyst;

amotibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  removable;

amotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  removal; deprivation; process of removing;

amoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  move/take/put away, remove, steal; banish, cause to go away; withdraw, retire;

amovibilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  removable; movable;

amovibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  removability;

ampelinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  vine-colored/covered; made of vines;

ampelitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  vineyard, vineland; pitch/asphalt (used to preserve vines from insects);

ampelodesmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant used to tie up vines, esparto/Spanish grass;

ampeloeuce*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  bryony (white vine) (Bryonia alba);

ampeloprason*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of wild leek, vine-leek? field-garlic?;

ampelos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  vine;

ampendix*

  m., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  appendix, supplement, annex; appendage, adjunct; hanger on; barberry bush/fruit;

amperium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  ampere;

amphemerinon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  recurring every day, daily, quotidian, pertaining to everyday;

amphemerinos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  recurring every day, daily, quotidian, pertaining to everyday;

amphibalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  chasuble; (sleeveless mantle worn over alb and stole by priest at Mass);

amphibius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  amphibious;

amphibolia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ambiguity; double meaning;

amphibologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ambiguity; double meaning;

amphibolus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  amphibious;

amphibrachus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  poetical foot short-long-short, amphibrach;

amphibrachys*

  m., N2.7 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  poetical foot short-long-short, amphibrach;

amphibrevis*

  m., N3.3 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  poetical foot short-long-short, amphibrach;

amphicomos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

amphidane*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone also called chrysocolla (magnetic pyrite? L+S);

amphimacros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  metrical foot, a short syllable between two long ones, amphimacer, cretic;

amphimacrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  metrical foot, a short syllable between two long ones, amphimacer, cretic;

amphimallium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cloak that is woolly inside and out;

amphimallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cloak that is woolly inside and out;

amphiprostylos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  temple having portico/pillars front and rear but not sides, amphiprostyle;

amphisbaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Africa uncommon OLD]

  species of Libyan serpent supposed to have a head at both ends, amphisbaena;

amphisporum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  boundary land the right to sow which is in dispute between two peoples;

amphistomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having double mouth/entrance;

amphitane*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone also called chrysocolla (magnetic pyrite? L+S);

amphitapos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rug with pile on both sides;

amphithalamos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  bedroom on north of Greek house opposite the thalamus (inner/marriage chamber);

amphitheatralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/in the amphitheater; worthy of the amphitheater;

amphitheatricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made near the amphitheater; cheap, of little value (L+S);

amphitheatriticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  made near the amphitheater; cheap, of little value (L+S);

amphitheatrum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  amphitheater, double (oval/circular) theater having stage/arena in center;

amphora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  amphora, pitcher, two handled earthenware jar; a capacity of ~30 liters;

amphoralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  that has a capacity of one amphora, six-gallon;

amphorarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  contained/stored in amphora/jars;

ampla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  opportunity;

ample*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in liberal manner/complimentary terms/dignified style, handsomely, impressively;

amplecto*

  tere, -, exum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  surround, encircle, embrace, clasp; esteem; cherish; surround, include, grasp;

amplexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take and hold in arms, embrace, clasp; welcome, accept gladly; cling/attach to;

amplexo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take and hold in arms, embrace, clasp; welcome, accept gladly; cling/attach to;

amplexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clasp, embrace, surrounding; sexual embrace; coil (snake); circumference;

ampliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  enlargement, augmentation; deferral/reserve of judgment, trial postponement;

ampliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who increases the number (of something), augmenter;

amplificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enlargement, amplification, augmentation, increasing, making greater;

amplificator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  enlarger, amplifier, augmenter, increaser, extender, developer;

amplificatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  amplifier;

amplifice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  magnificently, splendidly;

amplifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  enlarge, extend, increase; develop; magnify, amplify; praise loudly, exalt;

amplificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  magnificent, splendid;

amplio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  enlarge, augment, intensify, widen; ennoble, glorify; postpone, adjourn;

ampliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in liberal manner, generously, handsomely; amply, fully, very; deeply, far;

amplitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greatness; extent, breadth, width, bulk; importance; fullness (of expression);

amplius*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  greater amount/number/distance, more, any more/further; "judgment reserved";

amplius*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common ELD]

  greater (w/indef. subject, eg., number than), further/more, longer;

amplius*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  greater number (than); further, more, beyond, besides; more than (w/numerals);

ampliuscule*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rather more (freely/deeply);

ampliusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fairly large, considerable;

amplo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  enlarge, extend, increase; develop; magnify, amplify; praise, exalt, glorify;

amplocto*

  tere, -, oxum, V3.1 dep [early --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  surround, encircle, embrace, clasp; esteem; cherish; surround, include, grasp;

amplus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  great, large, spacious, wide, ample; distinguished, important, honorable;

ampola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  cruet;

ampollata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  cruet;

amptruo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  execute a figure/movement (by leader of ceremonial dance);

ampulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bottle, jar, flask for holding liquids; inflated expressions, bombast;

ampullaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/used for an ampulla/jar/bottle; shaped like an ampulla, big-bellied;

ampullarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dealer/maker of flasks/bottles/jars/ampulla;

ampullo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  use bombast, make use of a bombastic form of discourse;

amputatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  pruning, lopping off; amputation; twigs removed by pruning, cuttings;

amputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lop/cut off, prune, shorten; amputate; eradicate, exclude, take away; castrate;

amtruo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  dance around (at Salian religious festivals);

amula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  basin; small/shallow bucket/vessel;

amuletum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  amulet/charm (to avert evil); act which averts evil; power to avert evil;

amulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  fine meal, starch, gruel;

amurca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  watery fluid contained in the olive in addition to oil (vs. solid residue);

amurcarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  designed for holding amurca (watery fluid from olive);

amurga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  watery fluid contained in the olive in addition to oil (vs. solid residue);

amusia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  boorishness, lack of refinement; ignorance of music (L+S);

amusium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  leveled slab for testing flat surface; horizontal wheel to show wind direction;

amuson*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  ignorant of music;

amusos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  ignorant of music;

amussis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  ruler/straight edge (mason's/carpenter's); precision [ad ~ => with precision];

amussito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make according to ruler/accurately/exactly/nicely;

amussium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  leveled slab for testing flat surface; horizontal wheel to show wind direction;

amycticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  scratching; sharp/biting (of medical remedies);

amydalinus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  almond-, of almonds;

amygdala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  almond tree; almond; [~ amarum => bitter almond; ~ dulce => sweet almond];

amygdalaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  similar to the almond tree/almond;

amygdale*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  almond tree; almond; [~ amarum => bitter almond; ~ dulce => sweet almond];

amygdaleus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  of/pertaining to an almond tree;

amygdalinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/made of almonds; grafted on an almond tree;

amygdalites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of euphorbia, broad-leaved spurge; tree like the almond tree (L+S);

amygdalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  almond (nut); [~ amarum => bitter almond; ~ dulce => sweet almond];

amygdalus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  almond tree; almond; [~ amarum => bitter almond; ~ dulce => sweet almond];

amylo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mix with starch;

amylum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fine meal; starch; gruel;

amystis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drink taken in one draught;

an*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - can it be that (introduces question expecting negative answer/further question);

  - whether; (utrum ... an = whether ... or); or; either;

anabaptismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  second baptism;

anabaptista*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Anabaptists (pl.); (Protestant sect);

anabasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant name applied by Pliny to any equisetum (e.g., horsetail, mare's tail);

anabathrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  raised/elevated seat (in a theater); elevator;

anaboladium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of cloak; shawl; scarf;

anabolagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  veil, head covering; amice (oblong white shawl on shoulders of priest);

anabolarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  veil, head covering; amice (oblong white shawl on shoulders of priest);

anabolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  surgical instrument;

anacampserox*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (unidentified); (said to bring back lost love by its touch);

anachites*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (unknown, diamond?) (as remedy for sadness);

anachoresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  retirement, life of a ermite/hermit;

anachoreta*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  hermit, anchorite;

anachoreticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  eremitical, anchoritic, of a hermit

anachorita*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  hermit, anchorite;

anachronismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anachronism;

anaclinterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cushion for leaning on;

anactorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sword grass;

anadema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  band for the hair, head-band; ornament for the head/hair, fillet;

anadiplosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  repetition of the same word;

anadiplosis*

  f., N3.7 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  repetition of the same word;

anaesthesia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anaesthesia;

anagallis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  pimpernel (Anagallis aruensis) (small flowering annual) ("scarlet pimpernel");

anaglyphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  sculpture in relief;

anaglyphus*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  carved in low/bas relief;

anaglyptarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  that works/carves in relief;

anaglypticus*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  carved/embossed in low/bas relief;

anaglyptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  vessels (pl.) carved in low relief;

anaglyptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  carved in low/bas relief;

anagnosis*

  f., N3.7 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  lectionary; (book of lessons for divine service; list of appointed passages);

anagnostes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reader, one who reads aloud, slave trained to read aloud;

anagolaium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  amice; (oblong white shawl draped over shoulders of priest, worn w/alb);

anagyros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  stinking bean-trefoil (Anagyris foetida);

analecta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  slave who collected crumbs/scraps/gleanings after a meal;

analectris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon ELD]

  pad worn under the shoulder blades; shoulder pad (to improve the figure);

analemma*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  diagram showing length of sundial pin with time of year; (fig. 8 on globe);

analemptris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shoulder pad (to improve the figure); suspensory bandage (L+S);

analeptris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoulder pad (to improve the figure); suspensory bandage (L+S);

analogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  ratio, proportion; analogy/similarity (in inflections/derivations of words);

analogicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  analogous; of grammatical analogy/similarity (word inflections/derivations);

analogium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  lectern; pulpit; reader's desk;

analogus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  proportional; analogous;

analphabetismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  illiteracy;

analphabetus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  illiterate;

analysis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Eccl]

  analysis

analyzo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  analyze;

anamnesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  commemoration; (Greek);

ananasa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  pineapple;

anancaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  large drinking vessel which had to be emptied in a single draught;

anancites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  hardest of substances (adamas); steel; diamond (as remedy for sadness L+S);

anancitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (diamond?) (used in hydromancy/divination from water signs);

anapaesticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  anapaestic verse (pl.), (using metrical foot, two shorts followed by long);

anapaesticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  anapaestic, referring to anapaest (metrical foot, two shorts followed by long);

anapaestum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  anapaestic line/passage (metrical foot, two shorts followed by long);

anapaestus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  anapaest (metrical foot, two shorts followed by long);

anapaestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- common OLD]

  anapaestic (consisting of two shorts followed by a long);

anapauomene*

  f., N1.6 person [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  woman resting (as title of painting);

anapauomenos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  man resting (as title of painting);

anaphora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  rising/ascension of star measured in degrees; rising/mounting up (of the stars);

anaphora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  repetition of word beginning successive clauses; improper preceding reference;

anaphoricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  adjusted according to the rising/ascension of the stars;

anaphysema*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  upward blast;

anapleroticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for filling up;

anarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  anarchy; lawlessness; lack of a leader/commander;

anarchista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anarchist;

anarchon*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  without beginning; without a leader;

anarchos*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  without beginning; without a leader;

anarrinon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  snapdragon, antirrhinum;

anas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - duck;

  - senility in women; disease in old women (L+S);

anas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  duck;

anas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  duck;

anasceue*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  refutation of arguments;

anastasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Resurrection;

anastomoticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  relaxing (medicine, to open/widen vessels for blood flow); aperient, laxative;

anataria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of eagle; duck eagle? (Falco haliactus);

anatarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  pertaining to a duck; [~a aquila => duck eagle (Falco haliactus)];

anathema*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser ---]

  offering; sacrificial victim; curse; cursed thing; excommunication, anathema;

anathematismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  anathema; curse/ban/denunciation; evil thing; curse of excommunication;

anathematizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  anathemize, put under ban; curse; detest;

anathemo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  anathematize, anathemize, put under ban; curse; detest;

anathymiasis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  rising of "vapors" (to the head);

anaticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  duckling; term of endearment, duckie;

anatina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  duck's flesh/meat, duck;

anatinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/from/concerning a duck, duck's;

anatocismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  compound interest;

anatomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  anatomy;

anatomica*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  anatomy;

anatomicus*

  m., N2.1 person [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  anatomist;

anatomicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anatomical;

anatomie*

  f., N1.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  anatomy;

anatonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  longstrung (length of tight skein propelling catapult); extending upward (L+S);

anatresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  boring through;

anaudia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  loss of speech, dumbness;

anca*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- lesser trans]

  goose;

ancaesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early tech --- veryrare L&S]

  embossed/engraved work (usu pl.) (esp. in gold/silver);

ancala*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  knee; bend of the knee;

ancale*

  f., N1.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  knee; bend of the knee;

ancele*

  n., N3.4 thing [classical --- --- common L&S]

  ancele; (12 waisted shields fell from heaven, copies in Salii shrine of Mars);

anceps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - two headed/fold/edged/meanings; faces two/opposite directions/fronts; twofold;

  - on two sides/fronts (war/attack); undecided/drawn/hanging in balance (battle);

  - double; w/two meanings; uncertain; dangerous/perilous; ambiguous; unsettled;

  - doubtful/undecided/wavering; untrustworthy/unreliable/unpredictable;

anchora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  anchor; grappling iron/hook; [in/ad ~is => at anchor];

anchusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  Dyer's bugloss (Anchusa tinctoria) (alkanet) or similar plant (ox-tongue);

ancile*

  n., N3.4 thing [classical --- --- common OLD]

  ancele; (12 waisted shields fell from heaven, copies in Salii shrine of Mars);

ancilla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slave girl; maid servant; handmaid; (opprobrious of man); nun (selfdescribed);

ancillariolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pursuer of slave girls; lover of maid-servants (L+S);

ancillaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/having status of female slave; appropriate/characteristic to that position;

ancillatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  service of a (female) slave;

ancillo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  act as handmaid, wait on, serve hand and foot; be subservient/at beck and call;

ancillula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little serving-maid, young female slave; slave girl;

ancips*

  , adj. [early --- --- common L&S]

  two headed/fold/edged/meanings; faces two directions/fronts; doubtful; double;

ancisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cut up, chopped up; cut around/away;

anclabre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  vessels on a sacrificial table (called an anclabris);

anclabris*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  sacrificial;

anclabris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  sacrificial table (vessels on it called anclabria);

anclo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  serve (wine); bring as a servant; have the care of (L+S);

ancon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  projecting arm/crosspiece; clamp; bracket; piston rod; drinking vessel; armrest;

ancora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  anchor; grappling iron/hook; [in/ad ~is => at anchor];

ancorago*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri Germany veryrare L&S]

  fish in the Rhine (unknown);

ancorale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  anchor cable;

ancoralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  of/used for anchor;

ancorarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  of/used for anchor;

ancra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  valley (pl.), gorge;

ancter*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  surgical clip;

ancula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  maid servant;

anculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  serve (wine); bring as a servant; have the care of (L+S);

anculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  man servant;

ancus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  group of musical notes;

ancyla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  joint stiffened by an injury;

ancyloblepharon*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  having eyelid adhering to eye;

ancyloblepharos*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  having eyelid adhering to eye;

andabata*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gladiator who fought blindfolded;

andena*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  firedog;

andrachle*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tree resembling the arbutus (strawberry tree/shrub) (Arbustus enedo);

andrachne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  purslane (Portlaca oleracea); [~ agria => stonecrop?/Sedum stellatum];

andrachne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, purslane (Portulacca oleraca);

Andreas*

  m., N1.8 name [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  Andrew;

andrema*

  f., N1.8 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, purslane (Portulacca oleraca);

androdamas*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  variety of hematite (native sesquioxide of iron Fe2O3); silver marcasite;

Androgeos*

  m., N2.7 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Androgeos (son of Minos and Pasiphae, whose death was avenged on Athens);

Androgyne*

  f., N1.6 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  masculine heroic woman; (nickname given to a mannish woman/tomboy);

androgynus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hermaphrodite, person of indeterminate sex;

andron*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  corridor, hallway, aisle, passage; men's apartment in a house;

andronitis*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  men's apartment in a house (Greek);

androsaces*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  marine plant (zoophyte?) (OLD says N, not F);

androsaemon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of St John's wort (Hypericum perforatum and perfoliatum);

andruo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  run back; (dance around at Salian religious festivals);

aneclogistus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  discretionary, not required to give an account of one's doings;

anellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  little ring, esp. finger ring;

anemometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  wind gauge;

anemone*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  one or other of species of anemone/wind-flower; the plant othonna;

anesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  anise (Pimpinella anisum);

anethum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  dill (Anethum graveolens); anise (L+S);

aneticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  duckling; term of endearment;

aneticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  remitting, abating;

anetina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  duck's flesh/meat, duck;

anetinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/from/concerning a duck, duck's;

anetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  dill (Anethum graveolens);

anfractum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  winding passage; curved/crooked part; bend;

anfractuosus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  roundabout, convoluted; prolix, protracted, wordy;

anfractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bend, curvature; circuit, (annual) round, orbit; spiral, coil; circumlocution;

anfractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  curving, curved, bent;

angaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  service of the public courier; service to a lord, villeinage;

angarialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to service;

angario*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  press, requisition, commandeer; exact villeinage; compel, constrain (eccl.);

angarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compulsory services (pl.) in connection with the imperial post;

angarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  public courier, messenger;

angarus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  public courier, messenger;

angelicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  - angelic; of an angel; belonging to angels; [Doctor ~ => St. Thomas Aquinas];

  - dactylic measure (L+S);

angelificatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  changed into an angel;

angellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  small/barely perceptible angle;

angelus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryfreq Eccl]

  angel; messenger;

angina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  acute throat infection w/choking, quinsy; [~ vinaria => suffocation from wine];

angina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  angina;

angiportum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  narrow street, alley; lane;

angiportus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  narrow street, alley; lane;

Anglia*

  f., N1.1 locale [later --- Britian common Eccl]

  England; Anglia, place of the Angles, area/kingdom in eastern England;

Anglicanus*

  m., N2.1 group [scholar eccl Britian lesser Eccl]

  Anglican (follower of the Church of England);

Anglicanus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl Britian lesser Eccl]

  Anglican (follower of the Church of England);

Anglice*

  adv. [later --- Britian uncommon Eccl]

  in/into English;

anglicismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Anglicism;

Anglicus*

  m., N2.1 group [medieval --- Britian lesser Eccl]

  Englishman;

Anglus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- Britian lesser ---]

  Englishman; English (pl.); Angles (Low German invaders/colonizers of Britain);

ango*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- bio --- veryfreq OLD]

  choke, throttle, strangle; press tight; distress, cause pain, vex, trouble;

angolarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  occurring or placed at a corner;

angor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  suffocation, choking, strangulation; mental distress, anxiety, anguish, vexation

angorio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  compel; force;

angueus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a serpent;

anguicomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  with snakes for hair;

anguiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little/small/young serpent/snake;

anguifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  snake-bearing, snaky; snake-haunted (place);

anguigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  offspring of a serpent/dragon; (pl. as epithet of Thebans);

anguilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eel; hard skin of an eel used as a whip in school; slippery fellow;

anguimanus*

  m/f., N4.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  one with snaky hands/serpent-handed/tentacled; elephant (L+S);

anguimanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  with snaky hands/serpent-handed/tentacled; epithet of the elephant;

anguineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of a snake, snaky, snake; consisting of snakes;

anguinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  snake's egg;

anguinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of a snake/snakes, snaky, snake; consisting of snakes; resembling a snake;

anguipes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- myth --- veryrare OLD]

  giants (pl.) (serpent footed);

anguipes*

  , adj. [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  snake/serpent footed; epithet of giants;

anguis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  snake, serpent; dragon; (constellations) Draco, Serpens, Hydra;

anguitenens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  serpent-bearer (constellation Ophiuchus);

anguitenens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  serpent-bearing;

angularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  placed at corners, corner; having angles or corners, square;

angularis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  angular vessel;

angulariter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  at an angle;

angularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  occurring or placed at a corner;

angulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  from corner to corner, in every nook and cranny;

angulatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  made angular/cornered, with angles, angular;

angulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make angular/cornered;

angulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  having an angle or angles, angular;

angulus*

  m., N2.1 where [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  angle, apex; corner, nook, niche, recess, out-of-the-way spot;

angusta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  small/confined/narrow space/place/passage, strait, channel; crisis, extremities

angustas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  narrowness of space, confined position, closeness;

anguste*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  closely, in close quarters/narrow limits, cramped, crowded; sparingly, scantily;

angustia*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  narrow passage/place/space (pl.), defile; strait, pass; difficulties; meanness;

angusticlavius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having/wearing a narrow purple band (sign of equestrian rank);

angustio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  narrow, reduce width/size/amount, constrict, limit; choke, crowd together/hamper

angustio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Bee]

  be disturbed, be distressed; be crowded/pushed around;

angustitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  narrowness of space, confined position, closeness;

angusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  narrow, reduce width/size/amount, constrict, limit; choke, crowd together/hamper

angustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small/confined/narrow space/place/passage, strait, channel; crisis, extremities;

angustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  narrow, steep, close, confined; scanty, poor; low, mean; narrowminded, petty;

anhelitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  panting, gasping; shortness of breath; iridescence, play of colors on gem;

anhelitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  one who suffers from shortness of breath; asthmatic;

anhelitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  panting, puffing, gasping, shortness of breath; breath, exhalation; bad breath;

anhelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pant, gasp; breathe/gasp out, belch forth, exhale; utter breathlessly;

anhelus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  panting, puffing, gasping; breath-taking; that emits hot blast/vapor, steaming;

anhydros*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  narcissus (plant thriving in dry regions);

aniatrologetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  untrained in medicine; ignorant of medicine;

anicetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  unsurpassable/sovereign remedy; (name for anise);

anicetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  unconquered, unconquerable;

anicilla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  (little) old woman;

anicla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  (little) old woman;

anicula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  (little) old woman;

anicularis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  old-womanish; of an old woman; inflicted by an old woman; old wives tale;

anilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  old-womanish; of an old woman; inflicted by an old woman; old wives tale;

anilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  old age (in women); the old age of a woman;

aniliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in the manner of an old woman; with superstitious credulity;

anilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  to produce the feebleness of old age in (female);

anilito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become an old woman;

anima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  soul, spirit, vital principle; life; breathing; wind, breeze; air (element);

animabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made of air; animal, of living creatures, living, live, animate; vital;

animadversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  paying attention; observation, attention, notice; censure, reproach, punishment;

animadversor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  observer, one who notices/pays attention/observes;

animadverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pay attention to, attend to; notice, observe; judge, estimate; punish (in+ACC);

animaequitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  composure;

animaequus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  composed/patient/not easily moved; of good courage; of calm/confident mind;

animal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  animal, living thing/offspring; creature, beast, brute; insect;

animalculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- veryrare Med]

  lowly animal;

animalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of air; animal, of living creatures, living, live, animate; vital;

animalis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  animal, living creature;

animalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  animal nature; animal form;

animaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  like an animal;

animans*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  animate/living being/organism (not man), creature; animal/plant; (also N, OLD);

animans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  living, having life;

animatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  form of life;

animatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who quickens/animates;

animatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  breathing;

animatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  endowed with spirit, animated, spirited; inclined, minded; live, growing, fresh;

animax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  showing signs of life, alive;

animismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  animism;

animo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  animate, give/bring life; revive, refresh; rouse, animate; inspire; blow;

animose*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  courageously, boldly, nobly, ardently, energetically; in high minded manner;

animositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  boldness, courage, spirit; vehemence, impetuosity, ardor; wrath (eccl.);

animosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  courageous, bold, strong, ardent, energetic, noble; stormy (wind/sea), furious;

animula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little life;

animulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heart, soul (only VOC as term of endearment);

animus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  mind; intellect; soul; feelings; heart; spirit, courage, character, pride; air;

anisatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aniseed liqueur;

anisocyclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  system of gears (pl.); screws/elastic springs (L+S);

anisum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  anise (Pimpinella anisum); aniseed;

ann*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- common G+L]

  year; abb. ann./a.; [regnavit ann(is). XLIIII => he reigned for 44 years];

annale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  festival (pl.) held at the beginning of the year;

annalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  book of annuals/chronicles; annals (pl.), chronicle, history, yearbooks;

annarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of age qualifications for public office [lex ~ => law defining age ...];

annata*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  annates (w/media), a tax on benefices in the 1917 Code

annato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swim to/up to; swim beside/alongside;

annavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  sail to/up to/towards; sail beside/alongside;

anne*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - can it be that (introducing a question expecting a negative answer);

  - whether (or not) (an-ne);

annecto*

  tere, exui, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tie on/to, tie up (ship); bind to; fasten on; attach, connect, join, annex;

annego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  refuse; withhold;

annexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tying/binding to, connecting; annexation;

annexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fastening, attaching, connection; tying/binding to, connecting; annexation;

annexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  attached, linked, joined; contiguous (to); related by blood; concerned;

annicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wink to/at; blink at;

anniculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one year old, yearling; lasting only one year, limited to a year;

annifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bearing fruit all year round; producing new shoots every year;

annihilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon CAS]

  annihilate, destroy, demolish, ruin, bring to nothing;

annito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lean/rest upon, support oneself, (w/genibus) kneel; strive, work, exert, try;

annius*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  striving; exertion;

anniversarie*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  annually;

anniversarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  anniversary; birthday (Cal);

anniversarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  annual; employed/engaged/renewed/occurring/arising/growing annually/every year;

annixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vehement, strenuous;

anno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pass/live through a year;

anno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swim to/towards, approach by swimming; sail to/towards; brought by sea (goods);

annodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cut (shoot) right back, cut flush; cut off knots, cut away suckers;

annon*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  can it be that (introducing a question expecting a positive answer);

annona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  year's produce; provisions; allotment/rations; wheat/food; price of grain/food;

annonarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerned with the grain supply;

annono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  collect provisions;

annositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fullness of years; old age;

annosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aged, old, full of years; long-lived; immemorial;

annotamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  note, comment, remark, annotation;

annotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  note or comment; writing/making notes; notice; rescript of emperor by his hand;

annotatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  short note/comment; brief annotation;

annotator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who makes notes, note taker; observer; L:controller of the annual income;

annotatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  person officially announced as "wanted", wanted man;

annotatus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  notice, noting, remark, mention;

annotinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of last year, of the preceding/previous year;

annoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  note/jot down, notice, become aware; mark, annotate; record, state; designate;

annualis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one year old;

annubilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bring up clouds (against);

annuculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one year old, yearling; lasting only one year, limited to a year;

annularis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one year old;

annularis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  relating to a ring; (anularius variant);

annularius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one year old;

annulatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one year old;

annullo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  annihilate, obliterate, destroy; annul (eccl.);

annulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  ring; (anulus variant); [~ Piscatoris => Pope's ring w/St. Peter casting net];

annulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one year old;

annumerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  able to be added to;

annumeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  numbering, counting, enumeration;

annumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  count (in/out), pay; reckon (time); enumerate, run through; classify as; add;

annunciator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  announcer, herald, one who announces; prophet (Souter); preacher;

annuntialis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  proclamatory;

annuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  annunciation/announcement, declaration; message; prediction/prophecy; preaching;

annuntiator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  announcer, herald, one who announces; prophet (Souter); preacher;

annuntiatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  announcer, preacher, one who announces; prophetess (Souter);

annuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  announce, say, make known; report, bring news; prophesy/announce before; preach;

annuntius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  announcer, that brings news/announces/makes known;

annuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  designate w/nod, nod assent; indicate, declare; favor/smile on; agree to, grant;

annus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  year (astronomical/civil); age, time of life; year's produce; circuit, course;

annuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nod (to); order/assent to by a nod; bow to;

annutrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  train (on);

annuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  yearly payment (usu. pl.); annual stipend, pension, annuity (L+S);

annuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  for a year, lasting/appointed for a year; paid/performed yearly, annual;

anodyn*

  a, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that allays pain, anodyne;

anodynon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  painkiller, anodyne, that which soothes;

anodynon*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that allays pain, anodyne;

anodynos*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that allays pain, anodyne;

anodynum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  painkiller, anodyne, that which soothes;

anodynus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that allays pain, anodyne;

anomalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  irregularity, anomaly; (gram.);

anomalus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  irregular, anomalous, deviating from the general rule;

anonis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  rest-hollow plant (Ononis antiquorum);

anonomaston*

  , adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  designation of one of the aeons (unnamed);

anonomastos*

  , adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  designation of one of the aeons (unnamed);

anonymia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anonymity;

anonymos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri Russia Pliny OLD]

  Scythian plant;

anonymus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  anonymous, name unknown; without a name;

anquina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  halyard (rope/tackle used to raise/lower a sail/spar/flag);

anquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 [--- legal --- common OLD]

  seek, search diligently after, inquire into, examine judicially; indict;

anquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  indictment;

ansa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  handle (cup/jar/door), tiller; opening, opportunity; (rope) end, loop, hook;

ansarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  duty paid on food stuffs/comestibles brought to Rome for sale;

ansatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  having/provided with handle/handles; equipped with a thong for throwing;

anser*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  goose; [anser masculus => gander];

anserculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  gosling, young goose;

anserinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of/obtained from a goose, goose-;

anstruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  support;

ansula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  handle of a cup; tie loop of sandal; hook, staple, small ring; little handle;

anta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  square pilasters/columns/pillars (pl.);

antachates*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of agate;

antagonista*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  adversary, opponent, antagonist;

antamoebaeus*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- uncommon L&S]

  composed of two short two long one short syllable;

antapocha*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  document by which a debtor shows he paid;

antapodosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  parallelism in comparisons, application of similitude;

antarcticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  southern, antarctic;

antarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  supporting in front (ropes), fore-; (rope) for raising (scaffold, mast);

ante*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  before, previously, first, before this, earlier; in front/advance of; forwards;

ante*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  in front/presence of, in view; before (space/time/degree); over against, facing;

antea*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  before, before this; formerly, previously, in the past;

anteactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  past, that passed or was spent previously;

anteago*

  gere, eegi, actum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  do before;

anteambulo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  forerunner; one who proceeds another to clear the way;

antebasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  rear prop of a ballista, hindmost small pillar at pedestal of ballista;

antecantamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  prelude, overture; preliminary;

antecantativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to a prelude/overture;

antecapio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  take/seize beforehand, pre-occupy, forestall; anticipate;

antecedens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  foregoing, preceding; former; prior; previously existent, pre-existing;

antecedente*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  what precedes; premises for reasoning; antecedent matters (pl.);

antecedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  precede, go before/ahead/in front of, attain before; excel, surpass, outstrip;

antecello*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  surpass, excel; be stronger than; prevail over;

antecenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  meal taken earlier in the day than the main meal;

antecessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  going forward/before, preceding; what leads to action/state; antecedents;

antecessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  he that goes before, predecessor; scout/vanguard (army); law professors;

antecessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  payments in advance;

antecurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  run in front of/before;

antecurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  run in front of/before;

antecursor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  scout, forerunner; vanguard (pl.), leading troops; predecessor in office;

anteeo*

  eire, eivi, eitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  go/walk before/ahead, precede, antedate; surpass; anticipate; prevent;

antefero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  carry before; place before/in front of; bring in advance, anticipate; prefer;

antefixum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  object/part fixed in front of something; ornamental tiles/figures at roof edge;

antefixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  fixed/fastened in front of;

antegenitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  that existed before birth;

antegerio*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greatly, very;

antegredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  move in front of; go before, precede; occur before; be an antecedent to;

antehabeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  have previously; prefer;

antehac*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  before this time, up til now; before now/then; previously, earlier; in the past;

anteida*

  adv. [early --- --- frequent L&S]

  before, before this; formerly, previously, in the past;

antelogium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  introduction; preamble, prologue, preface;

anteloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  right to speak before another; preface;

antelucanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hours before dawn/daybreak; last hours of the night (also pl.);

antelucanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  before daybreak, that precedes the dawn; of the hours before daybreak;

antelucio*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  before the dawn/daybreak;

anteluclo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  before the dawn/daybreak;

anteludium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  advance tableau or show; prelude;

antemeridialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  before noon, morning; occurring/done before noon;

antemeridianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  before noon, morning; occurring/done before noon;

antemeridies*

  m/f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  morning, forenoon; (OLD gives N);

antemitto*

  tere, isi, mmissum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  send ahead. send in advance; place in front;

antemna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  yard of a ship; yardarm; sail (poet.); antenna (Cal);

antemoenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  provide with a front/protecting wall, provide with a rampart;

antemurale*

  n., N3.4 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  protecting wall as outwork, breastwork;

antemuranus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that is before the wall;

antenatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  younger son;

antenna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  yard of a ship; yardarm; sail (poet.); antenna (Cal);

antenuptialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  before marriage;

anteo*

  tire, tivi, titum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  go before, go ahead, precede; surpass; anticipate; prevent; (anteeo drop e);

anteoccupatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  anticipation of an opponents arguments;

anteoccupo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  anticipation of an opponents arguments;

antepaenultimus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to the third syllable from the end, antepenultimate;

antepagmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  facing of door/window frame; mantel; thing used to garnish house exterior (L+S);

antepartum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  property acquired in the past;

antepassio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  presentiment/expectation/anticipation of pain/suffering;

antependium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  frontal, a hanging in front of the altar;

antependulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hanging down in front (of the head);

antepertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  property acquired in the past;

antepes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  forefoot, forepaw;

antepilanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  men (pl.) who fought in the first or second line in a Roman battle formation;

antepolleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be stronger/more powerful than; surpass physically, excel;

antepono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  set before (w/DAT), place/station before, serve (food); prefer, value above;

anteportanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- inscription OLD]

  epithet of Hercules;

antepotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  superior in power/fortune, strongest; exceeding;

antepreparatorius*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  pre-preparatory, antepreparatory;

antequam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  before, sooner than; until;

anteridion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  little prop/support;

anterior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  earlier, previous, former; that is before, foremost;

anterioritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  antecedence;

anteris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  prop, support, pillar; counterprops (pl.) supporting a wall, buttress;

antescholanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  assistant master/teacher;

antescholarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  attendant;

antescolanus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  assistant master/teacher;

antesignanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  skirmisher; leader; troops (pl.) in front rank of legion/before the standard;

antestes*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  (high) priest/priestess; mouthpiece of god; master/authority (w/GEN); protector;

antesto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  surpass, excel, be superior to; stand before;

antesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  call as a witness (before the opening of the cause);

antetestatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  witness;

anteurbanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suburbs (pl.);

anteurbanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suburban; situated near the city;

antevenio*

  ire, anteveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  come/go/arrive/act before, get in front of; anticipate, forestall; surpass;

anteventulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lying forward (of hair), projecting in front;

anteversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  anticipating, preventing;

anteverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  act first, get ahead; anticipate; forestall; give priority; take precedence;

antevio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go before, precede;

antevolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fly in front of/before;

anthalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  earth-almond (Cyperus esculentus), chufa (plant with small tubers, pig food);

anthedon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny L&S]

  species of medlar-tree, Greek medlar (Mespilus tanacet);

anthedon*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  thorn-tree; [(mespilus) anthedon => oriental thorn (Crataegus orientalis)];

anthemis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (chamomile?);

anthemum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  herb good for calculi (bladder/kidney stones);

anthera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  salve/medicament made with flower petals;

anthericos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  flowering stem of the asphodel;

anthericus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  flowering stem of the asphodel;

anthias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea fish (difficult to catch L+S);

anthinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  made from flowers, flower-;

anthologicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- Pliny OLD]

  writings (pl.) on flowers; anthology; collected thoughts/proverbs/poems (L+S);

anthophoron*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  flowering;

anthophoros*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  flowering;

anthracia*

  f., N1.8 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of carbuncle, the coal-carbuncle; (garnet?);

anthracinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coal-black garments (pl.);

anthracinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coal-black;

anthracites*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unknown); kind of bloodstone (L+S);

anthracitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of carbuncle, the coal-carbuncle; (garnet?);

anthrax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  natural cinnabar (HgS); a virulent ulcer;

anthriscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  southern chervil (Scandix australis);

anthriscus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  southern chervil (Scandix australis);

anthropocentricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anthropocentric;

anthropocentrismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anthropocentrism;

anthropographos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  portrait painter;

anthropolatra*

  m., N1.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  man-worshiper;

anthropologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anthropology;

anthropologicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  anthropological;

anthropologus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anthropologist;

anthropomorphismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anthropomorphism;

anthropomorphita*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  heretics (pl.) who attributed to God a human form;

anthropomorphitus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  professing the heresy of attributing to God a human form;

anthropomorphus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anthropoid;

anthropophagia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cannibalism;

anthropophagos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cannibals (pl.), man-eaters;

anthropophagus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cannibals (pl.), man-eaters;

anthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird (heron?); small bird (yellow wagtail? Motacilla flava) (L+S);

anthyllion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  two plants (species of Afuga?; Cressa cretica?);

anthyllis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  two plants (species of Afuga?; Cressa cretica?); musk ivy (Teucrium iva)

anthyllium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  two plants (species of Afuga?; Cressa cretica?);

anthyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  two plants (species of Afuga?; Cressa cretica?);

anthypophora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  reply to a supposed objection; anticipating and refuting opponents arguments;

antia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  locks (pl.) of hair that hang down in front, forelock;

antiaerius*

  a, um, adj. [modern war --- uncommon Cal]

  anti-aircraft;

antias*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  tonsil covered with a pellicle as a result of tonsillitis;

antibacchus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  metrical foot short-long-long; verse composed of this meter;

antibasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  rear prop of a ballista, hindmost small pillar at pedestal of ballista;

antibioticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  antibiotic;

antiboreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  type of sundial (turned toward the north);

antiboreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  turned toward the north (sundial);

antibrachium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval bio --- veryrare Eccl]

  forearm;

anticategoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  counter-plea; recrimination (L+S);

Anticato*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  title of books which Caesar wrote in reply to Cicero's panegyric Cato;

anticessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  payments in advance;

Antichristus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common L&S]

  Antichrist; man of sin (Souter);

antichthonis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  people (pl.) of the southern hemisphere; antipodes (L+S);

anticipale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  preliminaries (pl.); anticipatory actions; (preconceptions?);

anticipalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  preliminary, anticipatory;

anticipatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  preconception, previous notion; anticipation; idea before receiving instruction;

anticipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  occupy beforehand; anticipate, get the lead, get ahead of; have preconception;

anticoagulans*

  n., N3.4 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anticoagulant;

anticonceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  contraception;

anticonceptivus*

  a, um, adj. [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  contraceptive;

anticonvulsivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  antispasmodic;

anticorpus*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  antibody;

anticthonis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  people (pl.) of the southern hemisphere; antipodes (L+S);

antictonis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  people (pl.) of the southern hemisphere; antipodes (L+S);

anticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  men (pl.) of old, ancients, early authorities/writers; ancestors;

anticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  foremost, that is in front;

anticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  old, ancient; aged; time-honored; primeval; simple, classic, venerable; senior;

anticuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  old, ancient; aged; time-honored; primeval; simple, classic, venerable; senior;

antidactylus*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  reversed dactyl (short-short-long) (w/pes);

antidea*

  adv. [early --- --- frequent ---]

  before, before this; formerly, previously, in the past;

antideo*

  dire, divi, ditum, V6.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  go before, go ahead, precede; surpass; anticipate; prevent; (anteeo drop e);

antidepressivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  antidepressant;

antidhac*

  adv. [early --- --- lesser ---]

  before this time, up til now; before now/then; previously, earlier; in the past;

antidoron*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  blessed bread distributed after the liturgy in the Greek rite

antidotos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  antidote, remedy;

antidotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  antidote, remedy;

antidotus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  antidote, remedy;

antigelidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  antifreeze;

antigerio*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greatly, very; vigorously, strongly, energetically;

antigradus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  front steps;

antihistaminicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anti-histamine;

antihypertensivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anti-hypertensive;

antiinfectiosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anti-infectious;

antilope*

  f., N1.6 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  antelope;

antilucanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  before daybreak, that precedes the dawn; of the hours before daybreak;

antimensium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  consecrated cloth used for an altar;

antimetabole*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  reciprocal interchange;

antineuralgicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  neuralgic;

antinomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  contradiction between two laws;

Antiochea*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Antioch; (city in Roman Syria/modern Turkey);

Antiochenesis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Antiochian, person from Antioch; high official from Antioch (2 Maccabee 6:1);

Antiochensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Antiochian, of/from/pertaining to Antioch (city) or King Antiochus;

Antiochensis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Antiochian, person from Antioch; high official from Antioch (2 Maccabee 6:1);

Antiochenus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Antiochian, person from Antioch; high official from Antioch (2 Maccabee 6:1);

Antiochenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Antiochian, of/from/pertaining to Antioch (city) or King Antiochus;

Antiochia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Antioch; (city in Roman Syria/modern Turkey);

Antiochinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  of/from/pertaining to King or philosopher Antiochus;

antioxydativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  anti-oxidant;

antipagmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  facing of a door/window frame; anything used to garnish house exterior (L+S);

antipascha*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  Low Sunday in the Greek rite;

antipastus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  antipast, foot in verse short-long-long-short; verse consisting of antipasts;

antipathes*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  charm (for arousing mutual love?) (against pain L+S);

antipathes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  precious stone supposed to act as a charm against witchcraft (black coral L+S);

antipathia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  antipathy, aversion; counteraction;

antipendium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  frontal, a hanging in front of the altar;

antiphernum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  return-present (pl.) which the bridegroom brought to the bride (Cod. Just.);

antiphona*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama Greece veryrare Bee]

  antiphon, response; (verse/sentence sung by one choir in response to another);

antiphonalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  antiphonal; (of verse sung in response by choir);

antiphonarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  book of antiphons; the Gradual;

antiphonarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  antiphonal; (of verse sung in response by choir);

antiphonatim*

  adv. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  antiphonally; (of verse sung in response by choir);

antiphone*

  adv. [medieval drama --- uncommon Eccl]

  antiphonally; (of verse sung in response by choir);

antiphonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval drama Greece veryrare Bee]

  antiphon, response (pl.); (verse/sentence by one choir in response to another);

antiphonus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  antiphonal; (of verse sung in response by choir);

antiphrasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  use of a word in a sense opposite to its proper meaning;

antipodis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  people (pl.) who live on the opposite side of the earth; (keeping late hours);

antiptosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  putting of one case for another; (grammar);

antiquarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  antiquarian;

antiquarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  antiquarian, student of the past;

antiquarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  reading/copying ancient manuscripts (w/ars);

antiquatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  abrogating, annulling;

antiquatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  old/ancient/aged; time-honored; simple/classic; venerable; archaic/outdated;

antique*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in the old way, in an old fashioned manner;

antiquitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  antiquity, the good old days; the ancients; virtues of olden times; being old;

antiquitus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  old/ancient/aged; time-honored; simple/classic; venerable; archaic/outdated;

antiquitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  formerly, in former/ancient/olden times, from antiquity; long ago/before;

antiquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reject (bill); vote for the rejection;

antiquum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  antiquity; things of olden times; old custom/habit;

antiquus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  men (pl.) of old, ancients, early authorities/writers; ancestors;

antiquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  old/ancient/aged; time-honored; simple/classic; venerable; archaic/outdated;

antirabicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  anti-rabies;

antirrhinon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  snapdragon, antirrhinum;

antirrinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  snapdragon, antirrhinum;

antis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rows (pl.) (vines/plants); ranks (soldiers); files (cavalry);

antisagoge*

  f., N1.6 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  figure of speech one thing adduced is opposed to another, counter-assertion;

antiscius*

  m., N2.1 person [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  people (pl.) on other side of equator with shadows in the opposite direction;

antisemitismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  anti-Semitism;

antisepticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  disinfectant;

antisepticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  antiseptic;

antisophista*

  m., N1.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  one who seeks to refute another, opponent in argument; counter-sophist;

antisophistes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  one who seeks to refute another, opponent in argument; counter-sophist;

antispasmodicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  antispasmodic;

antispodon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  vegetable/wood ash (as substitute for mineral ash);

antista*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  mother superior, head of convent; superioress;

antistatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  superiority in rank, rank;

antistes*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- common Bee]

  bishop, abbot, prelate; master; occasionally applied to those of inferior rank;

antistes*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  (high) priest/priestess; mouthpiece of god; master/authority (w/GEN); protector;

antistigma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  character proposed for "ps"; critical mark before a verse to be transposed;

antistita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  (high) priestess (of a temple/deity, w/GEN);

antistitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  office of antistes (high priest);

antistitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  supervisor;

antisto*

  are, eti, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stand before; surpass, excel, be superior to;

antisto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- common other]

  surpass, excel, be superior to; stand before;

antistoechum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  substitution of one letter for another;

antistrophe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  - antistrophe, answers to the strophe in Greek/Roman tragedy;

  - rhetorical figure when several parts of a period end with the same word;

antithesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  substitution of one letter for another;

antitheton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  antithesis, opposition;

antitheus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  one who pretends to be God; the devil;

antizeugmenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  grammatical figure by which several clauses are referred to the same verb;

antlia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  pump, mechanism for raising water, foot pump; (prison activity) treadmill;

antoecumene*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  opposite quarter of the earth, southern half of hemisphere;

antomasivus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to forming an antonomasia/epithet;

Antonius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Antony/Anthony; (Roman gens name); (M. Antonius -> Mark Antony, triumvir);

Antonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Antony/Anthony; (Roman gens name); (M. Antonius -> Mark Antony, triumvir);

antonomasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  use of an epithet/appellative as substitute for proper name, antonomasia;

antoo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  requite;

antrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cave; cavern; hollow place with overarching foliage; cavity, hollow; tomb;

antruo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  dance around (at Salian religious festivals);

Antuuerpia*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- Netherlands uncommon trans]

  Antwerp;

Antverpia*

  f., N1.1 locale [medieval --- Netherlands veryrare Eccl]

  Antwerp;

anucella*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  (little) old woman;

anulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of white paint (prepared with chalk mixed with glass beads L+S);

anularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  relating to (signet) ring;

anularium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  payment to veterans on discharge;

anularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ring-maker;

anularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  connected with (signet) ring-makers; used in making rings; of rings;

anulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  provided with a ring, ringed; fitted with a fetter, fettered;

anulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ring, signet ring; circlet; ringlet/curl of hair; link of mail; fetters, irons;

anulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  posterior, fundament; anus;

anus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - ring, circle, link, circular form; anus; fundement; piles, hemorrhoids (L+S);

  - year (astronomical/civil); age, time of life; year's produce;

anus*

  f., N4.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  old woman; hag; matron; old maid; sibyl, sorceress; foolish/cringing person;

anus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  old (of female persons and things), aged;

anxie*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anxiously, meticulously, over-carefully; with distress/chagrin; troublesomely;

anxietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anxiety, worry, solicitude; carefulness, extreme care;

anxietudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  worry, anxiety, anguish, trouble; mental distress;

anxifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bringing/causing mental anguish/anxiety, harassing, worrying;

anxio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make uneasy/anxious/nervous; worry;

anxio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  be in anguish; be troubled; worry;

anxiosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  anxious, full of anxiety, uneasy; causing anxiety/pain/uneasiness;

anxitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  worry, anxiety, anguish, trouble; mental distress;

anxius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  anxious, uneasy, disturbed; concerned; careful; prepared with care; troublesome;

Ap*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Appius (Roman praenomen); (esp, gens Claudia); Ap.Cl. Caecus built Appian Way;

apage*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be off!; nonsense!, get away with you!;

apalocrocodes*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of eye salve;

apalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  soft-boiled (egg). soft, tender;

aparctias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  north wind;

aparine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, cleavers (Galium aparine);

apathia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  apathy; freedom from emotion/passion (as a Stoic value);

apathicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  apathetic;

apeliotes*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  east wind;

apello*

  lere, epuli, pulsum, V3.1 [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  draw/push/drive aside/away (from);

aper*

  m/f., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  boar, wild boar (as animal, food, or used as a Legion standard/symbol); a fish;

aperantologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  interminable discussion;

aperculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  can-opener;

aperibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  opening;

aperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  uncover, open, disclose; explain, recount; reveal; found; excavate; spread out;

aperitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  opening; aperture;

aperito*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  opening; revelation/disclosure;

aperno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  scorn;

aperte*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  openly, publicly; manifestly; w/o disguise/reserve; plainly, clearly, frankly;

apertibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  opening;

apertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  opening; act of making (building, etc.) accessible; grand/solemn opening;

aperto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bare, expose, lay bare;

apertor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  he who opens/begins, opener;

apertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  area free from obstacles, open/exposed space, the open (air); known facts (pl.);

apertura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  act of opening; opening (will); an opening, aperture, hole;

apertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  open/public/free; uncovered/exposed/opened; frank/clear/manifest; cloudless;

apes*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- common L&S]

  bee; swarm regarded as a portent;

apex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  point, top, summit; cap, crown; conical priest cap; highest honor;

apex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  long mark over vowel; outlines of letters, letter; least particle, speck;

apexabo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of sausage;

aphaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of vetch/tare; pulse, field/chick peas (Lathyrus alphca) (L+S); dandelion;

aphaerema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  spelt bran, grits, sharps;

aphaeresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  dropping a letter or syllable at the beginning of a word;

apharce*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  evergreen tree (Arbutus hybrida);

apheliotes*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  east wind;

aphorisma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  aphorism; pithy sentence;

aphorismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  aphorism;

aphractum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  undecked boat; open ship;

aphractus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  undecked boat; open ship;

aphrodes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  foaming, like foam; [~ mecon => wild poppy];

aphrodisa*

  f., N1.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sweet flag/iris?; calamus?;

aphrodisiaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unknown precious stone (reddish-white L+S);

aphrodisiace*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  unknown precious stone (reddish-white L+S);

aphronitrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sodium carbonate, washing soda; spuma nitri; efflorescence of saltpeter (L+S);

aphtha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  parasitic stomatitis, thrush, aphthous ulcers (pl.) (fungal disease);

aphya*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  small fish (regarded by Pliny as a separate species); anchovy? (L+S);

aphye*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small fish (regarded by Pliny as a separate species); anchovy? (L+S);

apiacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of parsley or celery;

apiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of parsley; similar to parsley (L+S);

apiana*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  chamomile;

apianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging to bees; muscatel (grape loved by the bees);

apiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  apiary, bee-house, beehive;

apiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  beekeeper;

apiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  relating to bees;

apiastellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant, batrachior or herba scelerata; bryonia;

apiastra*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bee-eater, bird that lies in wait for bees, (Merops apiaster);

apiastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  one or more varieties of balm (plant of which bees like); wild parsley (L+S);

apiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  resembling parsley (of tables with a certain grain pattern); boiled w/parsley;

apica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  sheep with no wool on its belly;

apicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  wearing he ceremonial pointed cap of a priest;

apicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  name of a variety of grape and wine; ("sought/liked by bees");

apicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  little bee;

apina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trifles (pl.), nonsense;

apio*

  pere, -, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fasten, attach, join, connect, bind;

apios*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of spurge;

apirocalus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one lacking in taste;

apis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bee; swarm regarded as a portent; Apis, sacred bull worshiped in Egypt;

apisco*

  cere, -, ptum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reach, obtain, win (lawsuit); grasp; catch (person); attack (infection); pursue;

apium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  celery;

apium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common CAS]

  wild celery; parsley; (garlands); (GEN apii OLD); like plants; (liked by bees);

aplanes*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  standing firm, not moving about;

aplestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  surfeit, excess; excessive amount/supply/indulgence/consumption/gluttony;

apluda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  chaff; bran (L+S); kind of drink?;

aplustre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  ornamented stern-post of a ship; (also plural for a single) ship (pl.);

aplustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  ornamented stern-post of a ship; (also plural for a single) ship (pl.);

aplysia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sponge of inferior quality;

apo*

  pere, -, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fasten, attach, join, connect, bind;

apocalypsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  revelation, disclosing; (Book of Revelations, Apocalypse of St John);

apocalypsis*

  f., N3.9 thing [later eccl --- uncommon SrcW]

  revelation, disclosing; (Book of Revelations, Apocalypse of St John);

apocalypticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  pertaining to the Apocalypse/Book of Revelations;

apocarteresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  voluntary starvation; hunger strike;

apocatastasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  restoration, re-establishment, return to former position; (stars to last year);

apocatastaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  restoring, returning; (stars/planets to position of previous year);

apocatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  in respect of which a receipt for payment has been given;

apocha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  receipt for payment;

apochatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  in respect of which a receipt for payment has been given;

apocolocyntosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  transformation into a gourd or pumpkin; "Metamorphosis of a Pumpkin" by Seneca;

apocope*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- common L&S]

  dropping of a letter/syllable at the end of a word;

apocrisiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  delegate/deputy who performs a duty in place of another, envoy, nuncio;

apocryphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- common Eccl]

  apocryphal/non canonical writings (pl.) (not included in the Bible);

apocryphus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  spurious, not genuine/canonical, apocryphal;

apoculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go away, remove oneself, leave;

apocynon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dog's bane, a plant poisonous to dogs; magic bone in left side of venomous frog;

apodicticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  demonstrative, convincing; proving clearly (L+S);

apodixis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  proof, demonstration; conclusive proof (L+S);

apodosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  subsequent proposition; clause referring to one preceding;

apodyterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  undressing-room in a bathing-house;

apogeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  blowing/coming from the land, land (breeze);

apographon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  copy; transcript (L+S);

apographum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  copy; transcript (L+S);

apolactizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kick away, spurn;

apolectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  choice, selected;

apolectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of tunny fish not a year old; pieces for salting cut from that tunny;

apoliticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  apolitical;

apollinaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (commonly called strychnos);

Apollinaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  sacred to Apollo; of Apollo (games);

apollinaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  herb (commonly called hyoscyamus); species of solanum;

Apollo*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  Apollo; (Roman god of prophecy, music, poetry, archery, medicine);

apologatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fable or apologue; narration in the manner of Aesop;

apologeticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  apologetic;

apologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  apology; defense;

apologo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  spurn, reject;

apologus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  narrative, story; fable, tale;

apopempeus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  averter of evil; aversion/carrying away (of evil);

apophasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  denial, rhetorical device where one answers himself;

apophegmatismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  remedy for expelling phlegm, expectorant;

apophoretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  presents (pl.) for guests to take with them;

apophoretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  designed (for guests) to take with them (of presents);

apophysis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  curving outward (archit.), curve of column at top/bottom, apophyge;

apoplecticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  apoplectic, stroke;

apoplexia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  apoplexy, stroke;

apoplexis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  apoplexy, stroke;

apopompaeus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  averter of evil; aversion/carrying away (of evil);

apopompeus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  averter of evil; aversion/carrying away (of evil);

apoproegmenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  things (pl.) that have been rejected;

apoproegmenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  things (pl.) that have been rejected;

apopsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  belvedere? (summer house/gazebo, raised turret/lantern atop house with view);

aporia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  doubt, perplexity; embarrassment, disorder;

aporiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  vacillation of mind, uncertainty, doubt;

aporio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  be uncertain/in doubt, vacillate, waver, doubt, be perplexed/distressed/in need;

aporio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- common L&S]

  be uncertain/in doubt, vacillate, waver, doubt, be perplexed/distressed/in need;

aposcopeuon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  looking into the distance;

aposiopesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  breaking off in the middle of speech, aposiosesis;

aposphragisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  device on a signet ring;

aposplenos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  rosemary;

apostasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  apostasy, departure from one's religion, repudiation of one's faith;

apostata*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  apostate; bad/wicked man;

apostaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  apostate, rebel;

apostato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  fall away (from), apostatize, forsake one's religion;

apostatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  apostate (female);

apostema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  abscess; ulcer;

apostola*

  f., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  apostle (female);

apostolatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  apostlate, office/position of an apostle, apostleship;

apostolicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  apostlate, office/position of an apostle, apostleship;

apostolicus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  saying of an Apostle; book of Epistles; pupils/friends of the Apostles (pl.);

apostolicus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  apostolic; of/concerning/belonging to an Apostle; title applied to Pope;

apostolus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- frequent L&S]

  apostle; missionary (one sent);

apostolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late legal --- common L&S]

  notice/statement of the case sent to a higher tribunal on an appeal (Roman law);

apostrapha*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  apostrophe; small mark or note (especially in music);

apostropha*

  f., N1.1 thing [later drama --- uncommon Eccl]

  small mark/note (esp. in music); apostrophe;

apostrophe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- lesser L&S]

  rhetorical figure when speaker turns away to address others; apostrophy;

apostrophos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  mark of elision, apostrophe;

apostrophus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  mark of elision, apostrophe;

apotelesma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  influence of the stars on human destiny;

apotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  store-house, store-room, repository; wine-cellar;

apothecarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warehouseman, shopkeeper; clerk, druggist;

apotheco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  store, lay up in a storehouse;

apotheosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  deification, transformation into a god; (by extension) canonization (saint);

apothesis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  curving outward (archit.), curve of column at top/bottom, apophyge;

apothysis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  curving outward (archit.), curve of column at top/bottom, apophyge;

apoxyomenos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  statue by Lysippus of an athlete using a strigil to clean himself in the bath;

apozema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  decoction, boiling away, concentration/extraction by boiling away liquid;

apozima*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval bio --- veryrare Med]

  decoction; (alt. form of apozema, atis);

apozymo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  make ferment;

App*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Appius (Roman praenomen); (abb. App.);

appagineculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of decorative attachment (archit.);

appalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greasy, fatty; of/with fat/grease;

appango*

  gere, pegi, actum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasten to;

apparamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  preparation, preparing; that which is prepared;

apparate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sumptuously;

apparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  careful preparation; task/act of providing; provisions; designing, construction;

apparator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  one who prepares; official who sacrifices to the Magna Mater;

apparatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  place/room where preparations were made for sacrifice;

apparatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who prepares (sacrifices);

apparatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  preparation; instruments, equipment, supplies, stock; splendor, pomp, trappings;

apparatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prepared, equipped, ready; splendid, elaborate, well-appointed; labored;

apparens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exposed to the air; exposed to view, visible; perceptible, audible; apparent;

apparentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  becoming visible, appearing, appearance; external appearance;

appareo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  appear; be evident/visible/noticed/found; show up, occur; serve (w/DAT);

appareo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  it is apparent/evident/clear/certain/visible/noticeable/found; it appears;

apparesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  begin to appear;

appario*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  acquire, gain in addition;

apparitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  service, attendance; servants, attendants; provision, supplying, preparation;

apparitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  civil servant; lictor, clerk; attendant on a magistrate;

apparitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  of/for an apparitor (civil servant; lictor, clerk; attendant on a magistrate);

apparitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  attendance on a magistrate, (civil) service;

apparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prepare, fit out, make ready, equip, provide; attempt; organize (project);

appectoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  press/clasp to the breast;

appellans*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  appellant; appellor; one who appeals;

appellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  appeal (to higher authority); name, term; noun; title, rank; pronunciation;

appellativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  of the nature of a noun, nominal; appellative, belonging to a species (L+S);

appellator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appellant, one who appeals;

appellatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/used in appeals;

appellatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  appellee; one appealed against;

appellito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  call or name (frequently or habitually);

appello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  call (upon); address; dun; solicit; appeal (to); bring to court; accuse; name;

appello*

  lere, livi, litum, V3.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  apply, to put in practice;

appello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drive to, move up, bring along, force towards; put ashore at, land (ship);

appellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  appeal;

appendeo*

  ere, di, -, V2.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  to be pending;

appendicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small addition/appendix/annex; appendage;

appendicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  appendage;

appenditium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  appurtenance; accessory; hanging cloth(eg curtain); pent-house;

appendix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appendix, supplement, annex; appendage, adjunct; hanger on; barberry bush/fruit;

appendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weigh out; pay/give out; hang, cause to be suspended;

appensor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weigher, he who weighs out;

appensorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  with a handle;

appertineo*

  ere, nui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  belong to, appertain to; (w/DAT or ad);

appetens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eager/greedy/having appetite for (w/GEN), desirous; avaricious/greedy/covetous;

appetenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greedily, avidly;

appetentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desire, longing after, appetite for;

appetibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be sought after, desirable;

appetisso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  seek eagerly after;

appetitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desire, appetite; action of trying to reach/grasp, stretching out for; grasping;

appetitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who has a desire/liking for (something);

appetitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appetite, desire; esp. natural/instinctive desire;

appetivitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  having appetite/desire/liking for (something);

appeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seek/grasp after, desire; assail; strive eagerly/long for; approach, near;

appeto*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who is covetous;

appicisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bargain?;

appingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  paint upon/beside; add in writing/painting; add something (to verbal picture)

appingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasten/join to;

applar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dish or spoon?;

applaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strike together; clap, applaud; strike, slap; dash to the ground (w/terrae);

applausor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  one expressing agreement/approval/pleasure/satisfaction by clapping hands;

applausus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flapping/beating of wings;

applex*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  closely joined/attached to;

applicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  applicable;

applicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  application, inclination; joining, attaching; attachment of client to patron;

applicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  situated close (to town w/DAT); clinging to (side of hill); devoted (to);

applico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  apply, put in practice;

applico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryfreq ---]

  connect, place near, bring into contact; land (ship); adapt; apply/devote to;

applico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryfreq ---]

  connect, place near, bring into contact; land (ship); adapt; apply/devote to;

applodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  strike together; clap, applaud; strike, slap; dash to the ground (w/terrae);

apploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lament, weep at/on account of; deplore (thing);

appluda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chaff;

applumbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  solderer;

applumbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  solder, solder on, affix by soldering, close/seal by soldering/with solder;

appono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  place near, set before/on table, serve up; put/apply/add to; appoint/assign;

apporrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stretched out near/beside;

apportatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conveyance to, carrying to;

apporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  carry/convey/bring (to); import; present (play); bring (news); make one's way;

apposco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  demand in addition;

apposite*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a manner suited (to); suitably, appositely;

appositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comparison, action of comparing;

appositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  adjective, epithet;

appositus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  application (of medicine);

appositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adjacent, near, accessible, akin; opposite; fit, appropriate, apt; based upon;

appostulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beg/entreaty/solicit importunately/persistently/troublesomely/pressingly;

appotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drunk, intoxicated;

appreciatamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  appraisal, valuing;

appreciatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  appraisal, valuing;

appreciatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  appraisal, valuing;

apprecio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  value/prize, set/estimate price, appraise; purchase/buy; appropriate to self;

appreco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  address prayer to, pray to , invoke, beseech;

apprehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seize (upon), grasp, cling to, lay hold of; apprehend; embrace; overtake;

apprehensibil*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  intelligible, understandable, that can be understood;

apprehensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  seizing upon, laying hold of; (philosophical) apprehension, understanding;

apprendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seize (upon), grasp, cling to, lay hold of; apprehend; embrace; overtake;

apprenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  snatch at;

appretiatamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  appraisal, valuing;

appretiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  appraisal, valuing;

appretiatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  appraisal, valuing;

appretio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  value/prize, set/estimate price, appraise; purchase/buy; appropriate to self;

apprime*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to the highest degree, to a high degree, extremely, especially, very;

apprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  press on/to; clench (the teeth);

apprimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  very first, most excellent;

approbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approbation, giving approval; proof, confirmation; decision;

approbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who approves;

approbe*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  excellently;

approbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  approve, commend, endorse; prove; confirm; justify; allow; make good;

approbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  excellent, worthy;

appromissor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who promises/gives security on behalf of another;

appromitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  promise in addition (to another), promise also;

approno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lean forwards;

appropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hasten, hurry, come hastily, make haste; accelerate, speed up;

appropinquatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  approach, drawing near;

appropinquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approach (w/DAT or ad+ACC); come near to, draw near/nigh (space/time); be close;

appropio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- common Bee]

  approach (w/DAT or ad+ACC); come near to, draw near/nigh (space/time); be close;

appropriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  appropriation, making one's own; [~ ciborum => making flesh/blood of food];

approprio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  appropriate, make one's own;

approximo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be/draw/come close/near to, approach;

appugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attack, assault;

appulsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  landing; approach; influence, impact; bringing/driving to (cattle) (/right to);

Apr*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  April (month/mensis understood); abb. Apr.;

apra*

  f., N1.1 thing [early agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wild sow (old feminine of aper - wild boar);

aprarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  for hunting boar, boar-;

apricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  basking, sitting in the sun, sunning oneself;

apricitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sunniness, property of having much sunshine; warmth of the sun, sunshine;

aprico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tan;

aprico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warm in the sun;

aprico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bask in the sun, sun oneself;

apricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified fish;

apriculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified fish;

apricum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sunny place/region; sunlight, light of day;

apricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sunny, having lots of sunshine; warmed by/exposed to/open to the sun, basking;

Aprilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  April (month/mensis understood); abb. Apr.;

Aprilis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  April;

aprineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of a wild boar, boar-;

aprinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of a wild boar, boar-;

apronia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  black byrony (plant Tamus communis);

aproxis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant whose root takes fire at a distance (ignites easily?);

apruco*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (commonly called saxifrage - dwarf herbs usually rooting in rocks);

aprugineus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of wild boar, boar's;

aprugna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  flesh/meat of the wild boar;

aprugnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of wild boar, boar's;

apruna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  flesh/meat of the wild boar;

aprunus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of wild boar, boar's;

apscedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  withdraw, depart, retire; go/pass off/away; desist; recede (coasts); slough;

apscessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  removal; loss, separation, going away; diminution;

apscessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  going away, departure, withdrawal, absence; remoteness; abscess;

apscido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - hew/cut off/away; separate, divide; take away violently; expel, banish; prune;

  - take away violently; expel/banish; destroy (hope); amputate; prune; cut short;

apscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tear (away/off) (clothing); cut off/away/short; part, break, divide, separate;

apscise*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abruptly, brusquely, curtly; shortly, concisely, distinctly;

apscisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  loss of voice; aposiopesis (rhetoric, breaking off emotionally), interruption;

apscissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  loss of voice; aposiopesis (rhetoric, breaking off emotionally), interruption;

apscisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steep, sheer, precipitous; abrupt, curt, brusque; restricted; cut off, severed;

apscondite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abstrusely; profoundly; secretly;

apsconditum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  hidden/secret/concealed place/thing; secret;

apsconditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hidden, secret, concealed; covert, disguised; abstruse, recondite;

apscondo*

  dere, di, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hide, conceal, secrete, "shelter"; leave behind; bury, engulf, swallow up; keep;

apsconse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  secretly;

apsconsio*

  f., N3.1 where [later --- --- common Eccl]

  shelter;

apsconsus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common Eccl]

  hidden, secret, concealed, unknown;

apsegmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  piece/slice/hunk of meat, collop; morsel, portion, lump, mouthful, gobbet;

apsens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  absent, missing, away, gone; physically elsewhere (things), non-existent;

apsenthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wormwood; infusion/tincture of wormwood;

apsentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  absence; absence form Rome/duty; non-appearance in court; lack;

apsentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  holding back, restraining;

apsentivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  long absent;

apsento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  send away, cause one to be absent; be absent;

apsida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common L&S]

  arc described by a planet; arc, segment of a circle; kind of round vessel/bowl;

apsidata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  alcove, niche;

apsilio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rush/fly away (from); burst/fly apart;

apsimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unlike, dissimilar;

apsinthites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wine flavored with wormwood;

apsinthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wormwood; infusion/tincture of wormwood;

apsinthium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wormwood; infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey to mask taste);

apsinthius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  wormwood; infusion/tincture of wormwood (often mixed with honey to mask taste);

apsinthius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  containing wormwood (e.g., wine); (often mixed with honey to mask taste);

apsis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  arc described by a planet; arc, segment of a circle; kind of round vessel/bowl;

apsisto*

  tere, titi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  withdraw from; desist, cease; leave off; depart, go away from; stand back;

apsistus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  distant, lying away;

apsit*

  inter. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  "god forbid", "let it be far from the hearts of the faithful";

apsocer*

  m., N2.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  great-great grandfather of the husband or wife (in-law);

apsolute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  completely, absolutely; perfectly; without qualification, simply, unreservedly;

apsolutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  finishing, completion; acquittal, release (obligat.); perfection; completeness;

apsolutorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  means of deliverance from;

apsolutorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  favoring/securing acquittal; effecting a cure;

apsolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fluent; fully developed, complete, finished; perfect, pure; unconditional;

apsolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  free (bonds), release; acquit; vote for/secure acquittal; pay off; sum up;

apsone*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  harshly, discordantly;

apsono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  have harsh/discordant/unpleasant sound;

apsonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harsh/discordant/inharmonious; jarring; inconsistent; unsuitable, in bad taste;

apsorbeo*

  ere, bui, rptum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  devour; swallow up; engulf, submerge; engross; absorb, suck in; import; dry up;

apsorbeo*

  ere, rpsi, rptum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devour; swallow up; engulf, submerge; engross; absorb, suck in; import; dry up;

apsorptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drink, beverage;

apsque*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- common OLD]

  without, apart from, away from; but for; except for; were it not for; (early);

apstantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  distance;

apstemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  distance;

apstemius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abstemious, abstaining from drink; sober, temperate; moderate; fasting; saving;

apstergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wipe off/clean/away, clean away, cleanse, strip off; banish, expel, dispel;

apstergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wipe off/clean/away, clean away, cleanse, strip off; banish, expel, dispel;

apsterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frighten off/away; drive away; deter, discourage; keep away/withhold from, den;

apstinax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abstemious, staying away from liquor; temperate/sparing in drink/food;

apstinens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abstinent, temperate; showing restraint, self restrained; not covetous; chaste;

apstinenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abstinently, with self restraint (esp. financial dealings); scrupulously;

apstinentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  abstinence; fasting; moderation, self control, restraint; integrity; parsimony;

apstineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  withhold, keep away/clear; abstain, fast; refrain (from); avoid; keep hands of;

apsto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stand at a distance, stand off; keep at a distance;

apstractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separation;

apstraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drag away from, remove forcibly, abort; carry off to execution; split;

apstrudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thrust away, conceal, hide; suppress/prevent (emotion) becoming apparent;

apstruse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  secretly; remotely; abstrusely;

apstrusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  removing, concealing;

apstrusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  secret, reserved; concealed, hidden; remote, secluded; abstruse, recondite;

apstulo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  to take away, withdraw;

apsum*

  pesse, afui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be away/absent/distant/missing; be free/removed from; be lacking; be distinct;

apsumedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of squandering/wasting/using up;

apsumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  spend, waste, squander, use up; take up (time); consume; exhaust, wear out;

apsumptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of spending/using up;

apsurde*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  as to be out of tune, discordantly; preposterously, absurdly, inappropriately;

apsurdus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  out of tune, discordant; absurd, nonsensical, out of place; awkward, uncouth;

apsyctos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

aptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  adaption; accommodation, adjustment;

apte*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  closely, snugly, so to fit tightly/exactly; neatly, aptly; suitably; fittingly;

apterus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aptly;

aptha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  parasitic stomatitis, thrush, aphthous ulcers (fungal disease);

aptitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  aptitude;

apto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  adapt, fit, apply, adjust, accommodate; put on, fasten; prepare, furnish;

aptotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  substantives (pl.) that are not declined, aptotes;

aptrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vine leaves (pl.)?;

aptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  suitable, adapted; ready; apt, proper; tied, attached to; dependent on (w/ex);

apua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  small/young fish; whitebait;

apud*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  at, by, near, among; at the house of; before, in the presence/writings/view of;

apulsus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  one drawn/pushed/driven aside/away (from);

apus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird (the swift?); kind of swallow (said to have no feet), black martin (L+S);

aput*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  at, by, near, among; at the house of; before, in presence/writings/view/eyes of;

apyrenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  pomegranate (kind with soft kernels);

apyrenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  lacking a hard kernel (of fruit); with soft kernel/seeds;

apyretus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  without fever;

apyrinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  pomegranate (kind with soft kernels);

apyrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  lacking a hard kernel (of fruit); with soft kernel/seeds;

apyron*

  , adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  that has not been treated with fire; unsmelted (gold); native (sulfur);

apyros*

  , adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  that has not been treated with fire; unsmelted (gold); native (sulfur);

aqua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  water; sea, lake; river, stream; rain, rainfall (pl.), rainwater; spa; urine;

aquaductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  aqueduct; watercourse; conduit;

aquaeductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  aqueduct;

aquaelicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rain-making; means/sacrifice to produce rain;

aquagium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  channel, artificial watercourse; aqueduct, conveyer of water;

aqualiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  paunch, pot-belly; small pot/vessel for water (L+S);

aqualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  watery, rainy; for water (of vessels);

aqualis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  water/wash basin; ewer;

aquamanile*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  basin (for use at Lavabo/ceremonial hand washing in liturgy);

aquamanus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  dish/basin for hand washing;

aquariolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  servant who supplied washing water for prostitutes;

aquarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  watering place. water hole (for cattle); source of water;

aquarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  water-bearer; (Constellation); overseer/workman at the public water supply;

aquarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/for water; requiring water (tools/instruments); [res ~ => water supply];

aquate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  with water, by use of water;

aquaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  well-watered/marshy places/ground;

aquaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  aquatic, of/belonging to the water, growing/living in/by water; rainy; watery;

aquatile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  aquatic animals/plants (pl.); disease of cattle, watery vesicles (L+S);

aquatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/resembling water, watery; aquatic (animals/plants);

aquatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fetching/drawing water; place from which water is drawn, watering place; rains;

aquator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  water-carrier/bearer, one who fetches water;

aquatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  aqueous solution, mixture with water;

aquatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  diluted/mixed with water, watered down. watery; having a watery constitution;

aqueus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  aqueous; watery;

aquicelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  pine kernels boiled in honey;

aquiducus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drawing of water;

aquifolia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  tree with prickly/pointy leaves; holly;

aquifolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  tree with prickly/pointy leaves; holly;

aquifolius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having prickly/pointy leaves; made of holly-wood;

aquifuga*

  m/f., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one fearful of water;

aquigenus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  born in the water;

aquila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  silver eagle on pole, standard of a legion; legion; post of standard-bearer;

aquila*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eagle; gable/pediment; kind of fish (eagle-ray?);

aquilegus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  water-drawing;

Aquileia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Aquileia; (town in NE Italy);

aquilentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  watery, full of water; wet, humid;

aquilex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  water-diviner, man used to find water sources; conduit/water master/inspector;

aquilicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rain-making; means/sacrifice to produce rain;

aquilifer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  standard bearer of a legion, officer who carried the eagle standard;

aquilifera*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval war --- veryrare Saxo]

  standard bearer of a legion, officer who carried the eagle standard;

aquilinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  eagle's, like that of an eagle;

Aquilius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Aquilius; (Roman gens name); of/named after Aquilius;

Aquilius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Aquilius; (Roman gens); of/named after Aquilius;

aquilo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  north wind; NNE/NE wind (for Rome); north; Boreas (personified);

aquilonalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  northerly, northern;

aquilonaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  northerly, northern;

aquilonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  northerly regions (pl.); the north; regions facing/exposed to the north;

aquilonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  northern, northerly; facing north; subject to north winds; of Boreas;

aquilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dark colored/hued, swarthy;

aquiminale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wash-basin/bowl, vessel for washing the hands;

aquiminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to water for washing the hands;

aquiminarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wash-basin/bowl, vessel for washing the hands;

aquimolina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  watermill;

Aquisgranenis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- Germany uncommon Eccl]

  of Aachen;

Aquisgranum*

  n., N2.2 locale [later --- Germany uncommon trans]

  Aachen;

Aquitania*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  Aquitania, one of the divisions of Gaul/France (southwest);

Aquitanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  of Aquitania (southwest Gaul/France);

aquivergium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  place in which water is collected, catchment, basin; cistern;

aquo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  get/fetch/bring water; be watered;

aquola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small amount of water; small stream;

aquosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abounding in water, well watered, wet; humid, rainy; clear as water, watery;

aquula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small amount of water; small stream;

ara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryfreq OLD]

  altar, structure for sacrifice, pyre; sanctuary; home; refuge, shelter;

arabarches*

  m., N1.7 person [--- legal Egypt uncommon OLD]

  Egyptian tax/customs collector; contemptuously of Pompey for raising taxes;

arabarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal Egypt veryrare L&S]

  kind of Egyptian customs duty/tax;

Arabia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Arabia; Aden; [~ Felix => Yemen];

arabica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  some precious stone;

arabice*

  adv. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  in Arabic fashion;

arabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  that can be plowed, fit for tillage, arable; [bos ~ => plow ox];

Arabs*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Arab, people of Arabia;

arachidna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  leguminous plant (kind), (ground peas, Lathyrus amphicarpus?); checking vetch;

arachidne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  leguminous plant (kind), (ground peas, Lathyrus amphicarpus?); checking vetch;

arachis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  peanut;

arachnoides*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  web-like; [tunica arachnoides => retina of the eye];

aracia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of white fig tree; island in the Persian Gulf now called Karek;

aracos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of leguminous plant;

aracostylon*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  with columns widely spaced (archit.);

aracostylos*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  with columns widely spaced (archit.);

arale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  structure/base/foundation on which an altar could be set up;

aranciata*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  orange drink;

arancium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  orange (fruit);

aranea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  spider's web, cobweb; mass of threads resembling a spider web; spider;

araneans*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  full of/covered with spider webs, cobwebby;

araneola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  (small) spider;

araneolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  (small) spider;

araneosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  full of/covered with spider webs, cobwebby;

araneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  spider web, cobweb; mass of threads resembling a spider web;

araneus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  spider; venomous fish, the weever;

araneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  spider's, of spiders; [mus araneus => shrew-mouse];

arangia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon other]

  orange (fruit); (Du Cange);

arantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Med]

  orange (fruit);

arantium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- veryrare Med]

  orange (fruit);

arantius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar agri --- veryrare Med]

  orange (color); orange-colored; tawny;

Arar*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  Arar/Saone; (river in Gaul, tributary of the Rhone);

Araris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  Arar/Saone; (river in Gaul, tributary of the Rhone);

arater*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plow;

aratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plowing; tilled ground; an estate of arable land (esp. one farmed on shares);

aratiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small estate of arable land;

aratius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of fig;

arator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plowman; farmer (esp. farming on shares); cultivators of public land on tenths;

arator*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plowing, plow-; (of oxen);

aratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  of/for plowing, plow-;

aratro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plow in (young grain to improve the yield), plow (after sowing);

aratrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plow;

aratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plowed field;

Arbavalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare ---]

  Arbarvalia festival (pl.);

arbilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fat;

arbiter*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  eye-witness, on-looker; umpire, judge, arbiter; overseer, lord; executor;

arbiterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  arbitration; choice, judgment, decision; sentence; will, mastery, authority;

arbitra*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  witness (female); judge, umpire; mistress;

arbitralis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- common L&S]

  of/pertaining to a judge/umpire;

arbitrario*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thoughtfully;

arbitrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  at discretion of arbiter; done by arbitration; arbitrary; voluntary/optional;

arbitratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early legal --- uncommon ---]

  arbitration; choice; judgment, capacity for decisions; jurisdiction, power;

arbitrator*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  master, ruler, lord (Pentapylon Jovis arbitratoris - place in Rome 10th);

arbitratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  ruler (female); mistress;

arbitratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [classical legal --- lesser ---]

  arbitration; choice; judgment, capacity for decisions; jurisdiction, power;

arbitrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  arbitration; choice, judgment, decision; sentence; will, mastery, authority;

arbitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  female arbitrator;

arbitro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- common OLD]

  think, judge; consider; be settled/decided on (PASS);

arbitro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  observe, witness; testify; decide, judge, sentence; believe, think, imagine;

arbitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  abrutus (evergreen strawberry) tree/fruit; its leaves/branches (animal feed);

arbor*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  tree; tree trunk; mast; oar; ship; gallows; spearshaft; beam; squid?;

arborarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tree-, of/concerned w/trees; [falx ~ => pruning hook; picus ~ => woodpecker];

arborator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tree pruner;

arboresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  grow into a tree, become a tree;

arboretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plantation of trees, place growing with trees;

arboreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tree-, of tree(s); resembling a tree, branching; wooden;

arboria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  black ivy (as growing on trees);

arborius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of a tree(s), tree-; resembling a tree, branching; wooden;

arbos*

  f., N3.1 thing [early agri --- lesser OLD]

  tree; tree trunk; mast; oar; ship; gallows; spearshaft; beam; squid?;

arbuscula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  small/young tree, sapling, bush, shrub; thing like a small tree; axe bearing;

arbustivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/with trees/orchards; of vines trained on trees/wines produced from them;

arbusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (with trees), forest, reforest;

arbustulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- common other]

  small orchard/grove of trees; small shrub;

arbustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  orchard, copse, plantation, grove of trees; shrub; trees/bushes/shrubs (pl.);

arbustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  - planted/set with trees; tree covered; trained on trees (vines); tree-;

  - of the arbutus (evergreen strawberry); of arbutus wood;

arbuteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of the evergreen strawberry tree (arbutus); of arbustus wood;

arbutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  abrutus (evergreen strawberry) tree/fruit; its leaves/branches (animal feed);

arbutus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  arbutus, strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo);

arca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  box, chest; strong-box, coffer; wealth, money; coffin, bier; cell, cage; ark;

arca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  ark (Noah's); Ark of the Covenant;

arca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare OLD]

  quadrangular landmark for surveyors;

arcano*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  secretly, in confidence; in one's inner thoughts, privately;

arcanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  secret, mystery; secret/hidden place;

arcanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  confidant, trustworthy friend, keeper of secrets;

arcanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  secret, private, hidden; intimate, personal; confidential; mysterious, esoteric;

arcarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  treasurer; controller of the public monies;

arcarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/concerned with ready money, cash;

arcatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  square landmark for surveyors;

arcebion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (commonly called onochiles or amchusa); kind of ox-tongue;

arcelacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  variety of vine (arcelacae vites);

arcella*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare OLD]

  square landmark for surveyors;

arcellacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  variety of vine (arcelacae vites);

arcellula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little/small box;

arceo*

  ere, cui, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  ward/keep off/away; keep close, confine; prevent, hinder; protect; separate;

arcera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kind of covered carriage; the seven bright stars in Ursa Major;

arcera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ambulance;

arceracus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vine (arceracae vites);

arcersio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  send for, summon; indict/accuse; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself

arcerso*

  sere, sivi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  send for, summon; indict/accuse; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself

arcessio*

  ire, ivi, situm, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  send for, summon; indict/accuse; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself

arcessitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summons, sending for; [dies propriae ~ => day of death];

arcessitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  one who comes to summon/call/fetch another; accuser;

arcessitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  summons, sending for;

arcessitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brought from elsewhere, foreign; extraneous; self-inflicted (death); sent for;

arcesso*

  sere, sivi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  send for, summon, indict; fetch, import; invite; invoke; bring on oneself;

arceuthinus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of the juniper tree;

archaeologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  archaeology; study of antiquities;

archaeologicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  archaeological; pertaining to archaeology/study of antiquities;

archaeologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  archaeologist;

archaicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  archaic;

archangelus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  archangel;

arche*

  f., N1.6 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one of Aeons; one of the four muses;

archebion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (Echium creticum?);

archeota*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  keeper of the archives; a recorder;

archetypon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  original, pattern, model;

archetypum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  original, pattern, model;

archetypus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  first made; genuine; original; in the author's hand/autograph; taken from life;

archezostis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of bryony plant (Bryonia alba L+S);

Archiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made by Archius (cabinet maker, maker of plain/cheap couches);

Archias*

  m., N1.8 name [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Archius; (cabinet maker, maker of plain couches); Greek poet defended by Cicero

archiater*

  m., N2.3 person [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  official/court physician;

archiatia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  rank of chief physician;

archiatrus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  official/court physician; chief physician and personal doctor of the emperor;

archibasilica*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  archbasilica, cathedral church;

archibucolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  chief priest of Bacchus;

archibuculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  chief priest of Bacchus;

archibugius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  ARCHIBUGI; arch-head (of Bugella community?);

archicantor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  archicantor, leader of choir of cantors;

archicapellanus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  almoner; chief chaplain;

archidendrophorus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- inscription OLD]

  chief of the college of dendrophori (tree-bearers associated with Cybele);

archidiaconatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  deanery; office of archdeacon;

archidiaconus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  archdeacon;

archidictus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Nel]

  extremely eloquent;

archidiocesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  archdiocese;

archielectus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon ---]

  archbishop elect (but not confirmed);

archiepiscopalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  archepiscopal, archbishopal; pertaining to an archbishop;

archiepiscopatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  archbishopric;

archiepiscopus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- frequent ---]

  archbishop;

archiereus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  chief priest;

archierosyna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  office of chief priest;

archigallus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  chief of the Galli (priests of Cybele);

archigeron*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  chief of the old men (title under the emperors);

archigubernus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  chief pilot/navigator/helmsman;

archimagirus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chief cook;

archimandrita*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  chief/principal monk; abbot (Russian or Oriental monastery);

archimima*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  chief mimic actress;

archimimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  chief mimic actor, chief of troop of mimics/actors; leading actor/player, lead;

archiparaphonista*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  fourth in rank in scholar cantorum;

archipater*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  chief priest; X:great ancestor;

archipirata*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pirate chief;

archipresbyter*

  m., N2.3 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  arch-priest, chief of presbytari;

archipresbyteratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  archpresbyterate; domain of archpresbyter;

archipresul*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Saxo]

  archbishop;

archisacerdos*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  chief priest;

archisodalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  archconfraternity/archisodality; (confraternity empowered to aggregate others);

archisodalitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  archconfraternity/archisodality; (confraternity empowered to aggregate others);

archisterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  monastery;

archisynagogus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  head/ruler of synagogue; archisynagogue;

architecta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  architect (female), master-builder; inventor, designer, maker, author, deviser;

architecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  design (building), practice architecture;

architecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  design/construct (building); design, plan;

architecton*

  m., N3.1 person [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  architect, master-builder; master in cunning, crafty man;

architectonice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  architecture, art of building;

architectonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  architectural, relating to architecture;

architectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  architecture, art of building;

architectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- tech --- common OLD]

  architect, master-builder; inventor, designer, maker, author, deviser;

architriclinus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who presides at table; master of a feast;

archium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  public records office; archives;

archivium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  public records office; archives;

archivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  public records office; archives;

archon*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal Greece uncommon OLD]

  archon, one of the highest magistrates in Athens;

archontium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal Greece inscription OLD]

  office of archon (high Athenian magistrate);

arcifinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of conquered land not yet surveyed/assigned but built on (irregular boundaries);

arcifinius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of conquered land not yet surveyed/assigned but built on (irregular boundaries);

arcion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (burdock?) (persolata/brown mullen L+S);

arcipotens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  mighty with the bow (Apollo);

arcirma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of covered carriage;

arcisellium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chair with rounded back;

arcitectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- tech --- common OLD]

  architect, master-builder; inventor, designer;

Arcitenens*

  m., N3.3 name [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  Apollo (who carries a bow), (constellation) Sagittarius, the Archer;

arcitenens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  carries/holding a bow (epithet of Apollo/Artimis), (constellation) the Archer;

arco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  keep away, protect;

arcosolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  arcosolium, arched recess/niche/cell as burial place in Roman Catacombs;

arcs*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  citadel, stronghold; height; the Capitoline hill Rome; defense, refuge;

arcte*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  closely/tightly (bound/filled/holding); briefly, in a confined space, compactly;

arctic*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  initial, that constitutes/placed at the beginning (of syllable/sentence/etc.);

arcticon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  initial, that constitutes/placed at the beginning (of syllable/sentence/etc.);

arcticos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  initial, that constitutes/placed at the beginning (of syllable/sentence/etc.);

arcticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  - arctic, northern; pertaining to the constellation of the Bear/Dipper (L+S);

  - initial, that constitutes the beginning (of a syllable, etc.);

arction*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (also called arcturus);

arcto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wedge in, fit/close firmly; tighten/compress/abridge/contract; pack/limit/cramp;

arctophyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  chervil;

Arctos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  Big/Little Dipper/Bear, region of celestial pole; North lands/people/direction;

Arctous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  northern, arctic, of the far north; occurring in/connected with the far north;

arctous*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to the Big/Little Dipper/Bear; northern;

Arcturus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Acturus, brightest star in Bootes; the whole constellation; arction plant;

Arctus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  Big/Little Dipper/Bear, region of celestial pole; North lands/people/direction;

arctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  close, thick, narrow; short; strict; scanty, brief; bow, rainbow (Ecc);

arcuarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of bows;

arcuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to the bow;

arcuatilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bow-formed, bow shaped, bowed;

arcuatim*

  adv. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  in the form of a bow/arch;

arcuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  arch; structure consisting of arches (pl.), arcade;

arcuatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  arch; structure consisting of arches (pl.), arcade;

arcuatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  one having jaundice/the rainbow colored disease;

arcuatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  - arched, bow-shaped; carried on/supported by arches; covered, hooded (carriage);

  - rainbow colored, jaundiced; [morbus ~ => jaundice/rainbow colored disease];

arcubalista*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  ballista furnished with a bow, spear-throwing war machine with bow mechanism;

arcubalistus*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  operator of an arcuballista - spear-throwing war machine with bow mechanism;

arcuballista*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  ballista furnished with a bow, spear-throwing war machine with bow mechanism;

arcuballistus*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  operator of an arcuballista - spear-throwing war machine with bow mechanism;

arcula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small box/chest/casket; small jewel/perfume/money box; wind-box of an organ;

arcularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of small chests/boxes/jewel caskets;

arculatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  sacrificial cakes (pl.) made of flour;

arculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  roll/hoop placed on the head for carrying vessels at public sacrifice;

arcuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of covered carriage;

arcuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bend into the shape of a bow/arch;

arcus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bow, arc, coil, arch; rainbow; anything arched or curved;

ardalio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  busybody, fusser;

ardea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  heron;

ardelio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  busybody;

ardens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burning, flaming, glowing, fiery; shining, brilliant; eager, ardent, passionate;

ardenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with burning/parching effect; passionately, ardently, eagerly, zealously;

ardeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be on fire; burn, blaze; flash; glow, sparkle; rage; be in a turmoil/love;

ardeola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  heron (small?);

ardesco*

  cere, rsi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  catch/take fire, kindle; become ignited/inflamed/hot/eager; erupt (volcano);

ardesiacus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  slate-colored;

ardifetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pregnant with fire/flame (lamp/torch);

ardiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  heron (small?);

ardor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fire, flame, heat; brightness, flash, gleam or color; ardor, love, intensity;

arduitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  steepness;

ardus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  dry, arid, parched; water/rain-less; used dry, dried; thirsty; poor; shriveled;

arduum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  steep/high place, heights, elevation; arduous/difficult/hard task; challenge;

arduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  steep, high, lofty, towering, tall; erect, rearing; uphill; arduous, difficult;

arduvo*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 trans [archaic --- --- veryrare OLD]

  add, insert, bring/attach to, say in addition; increase; impart; associate;

area*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  area;

area*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  open space; park, playground; plot; threshing floor; courtyard; site; bald spot;

arealis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to (area) open space/threshing floor/courtyard; areal;

arefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dry up, wither up, break down; make dry, dry;

arena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sand, grains of sand; sandy land or desert; seashore; arena, place of contest;

arenaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  sandy;

arenaria*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sand-pit;

arenarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sand-pit;

arenarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  combatant in the arena, gladiator; teacher of mathematics (figures in sand);

arenarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to sand; or to the arena/amphitheater; [~ lapis => sandstone];

arenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  sanding, plastering with sand; plastering, cementing;

arenatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  sand mortar;

arenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  sanded, covered/mixed with sand;

arenga*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  meeting; assembly;

arenifodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sand-pit;

arenivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wandering over sands;

arenosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  sandy place (as opposed to muddy);

arenosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sandy, containing sand (ground); full of sand;

arens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dry parched, waterless; dried (herbs); parching (thirst);

arenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  fine sand; a grain of sand;

areo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be dry/parched; be thirsty; be withered (plants/animals, from lack of water);

areola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  open courtyard; garden plot, seed bed;

arepennis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri France uncommon OLD]

  arpent/land measure (Gallic; half jugerum (=5/16 acre); (5/6 to 1 1/4 acre OED);

aresco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [medieval agri --- lesser trans]

  become dry; dry up; wither (plants); run dry (stream/tears); languish (L=S);

aresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- agri --- common L&S]

  become dry; dry up; wither (plants); run dry (stream/tears); languish (L+S);

aretalogus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  reciter/teller of fairy-tales/stories of the gods; prattler on virtue; boaster;

arfacio*

  iere, feci, ctum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be/become dried up/withered/dry; (arefacio PASS);

arferia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  water which was poured in offering to the dead?;

argema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  small ulcer in the eye;

argemon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (Lappa canaria); small white spots (pl.) on the cornea of the eye;

argemone*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wind-rose plant (Papaver argemone); (inguinalis L+S);

argemonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  wind-rose plant (Papaver argemone); (inguinalis L+S);

argemonion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (prob. Aster amellus);

argennon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  brilliant white silver;

argentaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bank; banking-house, banking business; silver-mine;

argentarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  silver-chest; store/box/vault for silver;

argentarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  banker;

argentarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  banker, financial agent; money changer;

argentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pertaining to silver or money, silver-; monetary, financial; banker's, banking-;

argentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  silvered, adorned with silver; concerned with money;

argenteolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of silver, silver-;

argenteus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  silver coin;

argenteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  silver, silvery, of silver; made/ornamented with silver; of money; with money;

argentifodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  silver mine (pl.), silver workings;

argentiolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of silver, silver-;

argentofodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  silver mine (pl.), silver workings;

Argentoratus*

  n., N2.1 locale [later --- Germany veryrare Eccl]

  Strasbourg;

argentosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  containing silver; abounding in silver, full of silver (L+S);

argentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  silver; money, cash; silver-plate; [argentum vivum => quicksilver/mercury];

Argestes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  west-southwest wind (acc. to Vitruvius); west-northwest wind (Plinius);

argilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  white clay, potter's earth/clay; clay;

argillaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  containing clay, argillaceous;

argillosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  full of/abounding in clay, clayey;

argimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wind-rose plant (Papaver argemone);

argitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of vine with clusters of white grapes;

argitis*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of white grapes;

argumentabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  that may be proved;

argumentalis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  containing proof;

argumentaliter*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  as proof; by way of proof;

argumentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  arguing, presentation of arguments; line of argument, particular proof;

argumentativus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  argumentative; worthy of argument/discussion, sets out to prove something;

argumentator*

  m., N3.1 person [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  he who brings forward/cites arguments/reasons/proofs, arguer, disputant;

argumentatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  she who brings forward/cites arguments/reasons/proofs, arguer, disputant;

argumento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  support/prove by argument, reason, discuss; draw a conclusion; proven (PASS);

argumentosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  abounding in subject matter/material; rich in proof;

argumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryfreq OLD]

  proof; evidence, fact; argument; conclusion; reason, basis; subject/plot (play);

argumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon SrcZ]

  trick; token (Vulgate); riddle; dark speech;

arguo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  prove, argue, allege; disclose; accuse, complain of, charge, blame, convict;

argutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  creaking, creak; rustling;

argutator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who uses over-smart arguments, wiseguy; sophist;

argutatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  garrulous/talkative woman;

argutatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  garrulous, talkative (feminine adjective);

argute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shrewdly, cleverly, artfully;

argutia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clever use of words (pl.), verbal trickery, sophistry; wit, jesting; refinement;

argutiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sophistry, verbal quibble;

arguto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  babble, say childishly/foolishly;

arguto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  chatter; prattle, babble; stamp (with feet) (L+S);

argutulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clever/shrewd/acute, (somewhat) subtle; little noisy/talkative/loquacious (L+S);

argutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  melodious, clear (sounds), ringing; eloquent; wise, witty, cunning; talkative;

argyranche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inability to speak due to bribery; "silver quinsy" (L+S);

argyraspis*

  m., N3.1 thing [early war Greece uncommon OLD]

  corps (pl.) in army of Alexander and successors, Silver Shields;

argyraspis*

  , adj. [early war Greece veryrare L&S]

  having silver shields (corps in army of Alexander/successors, Silver Shields);

argyritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of litharge; (lead oxide/PbO, formed when air hits melted lead refining);

argyrocorinthus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  of the silver colored, Corinthian bronze;

argyrodamas*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  silver-colored stone (similar to diamond L+S);

argyros*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (mercurialis);

arhythmatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of unequal measure; inharmonious;

arhythmus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of unequal measure; inharmonious;

aria*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  open space; park, playground; plot; threshing floor; courtyard; site; bald spot;

arianis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri Persia Pliny L&S]

  plant growing wild in Ariana (western Persia);

Arianismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Arianism, heresy of Arius of Alexandria (Christ not same essence as God);

Arianus*

  m., N2.1 group [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Arian, one holding to Arian heresy (Christ not same essence as God);

aricolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  speak by divine inspiration/with second sight, prophesy, divine; (facetious?);

arida*

  f., N1.1 where [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dry land; dry place; dry surface; dryness;

aride*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dryly, austerely, without embellishment;

ariditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dryness; drought; scanty food; anything (pl.) dry/withered/parched;

aridulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dry, parched (somewhat);

aridum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dry land; dry place; dry surface; dryness;

aridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  dry, arid, parched; water/rain-less; used dry, dried; thirsty; poor; shriveled;

ariel*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  altar, fire-altar, fire-hearth of God; (Ezekiel 43:15); name = lion of God;

ariera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri India Pliny OLD]

  banana; fruit of the Indian tree;

aries*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ram (sheep); battering ram; the Ram (zodiac); large unidentified marine animal;

arietarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/for a battering ram;

arietatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  collision; butting like a ram;

arietillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  like a ram, shameless; a variety of chick-pea;

arietinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of/from a ram, ram's; a variety of chick-pea;

arieto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  butt like a ram, batter/buffet, harass; strike violently; collide; stumble/trip;

arificus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drying, making dry;

arilator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  broker, dealer; huckster, haggler, bargainer;

arillator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  broker, dealer; huckster, haggler, bargainer;

arinca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of grain (olyra - which resembles spelt L+S);

ariola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  open courtyard; garden plot, seed bed;

ariolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- common SrcW]

  divine; foretell, prophesy; use divination;

ariolus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- common SrcW]

  diviner; seer;

Ariovistus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Ariovistus; (king of a German tribe - in Caesar's Gallic War);

aris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant resembling arum; dragon-root, green dragon (L+S);

arista*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  awn, beard of an ear of grain; ear of grain; grain crop; harvest;

aristatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  having awn or beard (of ear of grain);

ariste*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (encardia/unknown stone with figure of a heart);

aristereon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vervain;

aristifer*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bearing ears of grain, ear-bearing; epithet of Ceres as goddess of grain;

aristiger*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bearing ears of grain, ear-bearing; epithet of Ceres as goddess of grain;

aristis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  vegetable; green vegetable; vegetables (usu. pl.), pot-herbs;

aristolochia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  genus of medicinal plant useful in childbirth; aristolchia, birthwort;

aristolocia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  genus of medicinal plant useful in childbirth; aristolchia, birthwort;

aristosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  covered with beards/awns;

Aristotoles*

  m., N3.3 name [early science Greece common L&S]

  Aristotle; famous learned Greek;

arithmetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  arithmetic, the science of arithmetic;

arithmetice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  arithmetic, the science of arithmetic;

arithmeticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  arithmetic/the science of arithmetic (pl.);

arithmeticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  arithmetical;

Arithmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  another name for the fourth book of the Bible, Numbers;

aritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drought; dryness;

armamaxa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Persia veryrare OLD]

  kind of covered wagon used by the Persians;

armamentarium*

  n., N2.4 where [--- war --- common OLD]

  arsenal, armory; dockyard; storehouse for military equipment;

armamentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  of/concerned with armaments or military equipment;

armamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  equipment (pl.), rigging/sailing gear (of a ship); implements, utensils;

armariolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little chest/casket, small cabinet; bookcase;

armarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cupboard;

armarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cabinet, closet, cupboard; chest, safe; book-case; sepulchral monument;

armatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  equipment, armor; troop (of gladiators); [levis ~ pedites => light infantry];

armatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  armed man (usu. pl.), soldier;

armatus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  type of arms/equipment, armor; [gravis armatus => heavy-armed troops];

armatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  armed, equipped; defensively armed, armor clad; fortified; of the use of arms;

armellinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  ermine;

Armenia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Armenia; (country lying north of Persia);

armeniacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  apricot;

armeniacus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  apricot-colored;

Armenius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Armenian; [~ prunum => apricot];

armenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  herd (of cattle); a head of cattle, individual bull/horse; cattle/horses (pl.);

armentalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of cattle, connected with herd/herds; rustic, bucolic;

armentarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  herdsman, cowboy;

armentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  that has charge of a herd;

armenticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  consisting of cattle, bovine;

armentivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kept in herds; pertaining to a herd;

armentosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  abounding in cattle;

armentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  herd (of cattle); a head of cattle, individual bull/horse; cattle/horses (pl.);

armiclausa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  military upper garment;

armicustos*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  armorer, keeper of arms;

armidoctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  teacher of the use of arms;

armifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  bearing arms, armed; warlike, martial, of war/fighting; producing armed men;

armiger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  armor bearer; squire; [Iovis armiger => Jupiter's armor-bearer = the eagle];

armiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  bearing arms, armed; warlike, martial, of war/fighting; producing armed men;

armigera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  armor bearer (F); squire; [Iovis armigera => Jove's armor-bearer = the eagle];

armilausa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  military upper garment;

armilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bracelet, armlet, arm-band; metal hoop, ring, washer, socket;

armillatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wearing bracelets; wearing collars (dogs);

armillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wine jar; [ad ~ redire => fall back into bad habits, get up to old tricks];

Armilustrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  ceremony of purifying arms; place on Aventine Hill where performed;

armipotens*

  , adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  powerful/strong in arms/war, valiant, warlike;

armipotentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  power in arms/war;

armisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  resounding with the clash of arms, with ringing/rattling armor;

armita*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  virgin sacrificing w/ the lappet/flap of her toga thrown back over her shoulder;

armo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  equip, fit with armor; arm; strengthen; rouse, stir; incite war; rig (ship);

armonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common OLD]

  harmony/concord; (between parts of body); melody, order of notes; coupling;

armoniacus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  ammoniac; (sal ammoniac is ammonium chloride);

armonica*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon OLD]

  theory of music/harmony;

armonice*

  f., N1.6 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon OLD]

  theory of music/harmony;

armonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  relating/according to harmony/natural proportion; in unison (Souter);

armoracea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild radish;

armoracia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild radish;

armoracium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild radish;

armum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  arms (pl.), weapons, armor, shield; close fighting weapons; equipment; force;

armus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  forequarter (of an animal), shoulder; upper arm; side, flank; shoulder cut meat;

arna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  lamb;

arnacis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  garment for maidens; coat of sheepskin;

arnoglossa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant, sheep's-tongue/plantain (Plantago major);

arnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  lamb;

aro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  plow, till, cultivate; produce by plowing, grow; furrow, wrinkle;

aroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  spice, aromatic substance; sweet odors (Bee);

aromatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dealer in spices;

aromaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  aromatic ointment;

aromaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  composed of spice(s); aromatic, fragrant;

aromatites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  spiced/aromatic wine; aromatic stone/amber (smell + color of myrrh) (L+S);

aromatitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  aromatic stone, amber;

aromatizans*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fragrant, aromatic; sweet smelling, smelling of spice;

aromatizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smell of spice; make aromatic/fragrant/sweet smelling (Ecc);

aromatopola*

  m., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hardware;

aromatopolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hardware store;

aron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plants of genus arum;

aros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plants of genus arum;

arpaston*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

arquatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  structure consisting of arches (pl.), arcade;

arquatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- common OLD]

  one having jaundice/the rainbow colored disease;

arquatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  - arched, bow-shaped; carried on/supported by arches; covered, hooded (carriage);

  - rainbow colored, jaundiced; [morbus ~ => jaundice/rainbow colored disease];

arquipotens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  mighty with the bow (Apollo);

Arquitenens*

  m., N3.3 name [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  Apollo (who carries a bow), (constellation) Sagittarius, the Archer;

arquitenens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  carries/holding a bow (epithet of Apollo/Artimis), (constellation) the Archer;

arquitis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  bowmen (pl.), archers;

arquus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bow, arc, coil, arch; rainbow; anything arched or curved;

arra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  token payment on account, earnest money, deposit, pledge; (also of love);

arrabo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  token payment on account, earnest money, deposit, pledge; (also of love);

arralis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of a pledge/security;

arramio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  arraign; indict, accuse;

arrectarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  vertical post, upright;

arrectarius*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  erect, in an erect position, perpendicular;

arrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ELD]

  erect, perpendicular, upright, standing; steep, precipitous; excited, eager;

arremigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  row up to/towards;

arrenicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  yellow arsenic, orpiment (arsenic trisulphide);

arrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  creep/move stealthily towards, steal up; feel one's way, worm one's way (trust);

arrepticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious; raving mad;

arreptitius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious; raving mad;

arreptius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious;

arreptivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  seized/possessed (in mind), inspired; raving, delirious; (Bianchi);

arresto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  arrest; seize;

arrha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  deposit, down payment, earnest money; pledge; (of love); wedding gift (Ecc);

arrhabo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  deposit, down payment, earnest money; pledge; (of love); wedding gift (Ecc);

arrhalis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of a pledge/security;

arrhenicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  yellow arsenic, orpiment (arsenic trisulphide);

arrhenogonon*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  of a species of plant (crataegis) that when taken promotes male children;

arrhenogonos*

  , adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  of species of plant (crataegis) that when taken promotes male children;

arrhetos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  one of Aeons of Valentinus;

arrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smile at/upon; please, be pleasing/satisfactory (to); be/seem familiar (to);

arrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  set upright, tilt upwards, stand on end, raise; become sexually excited/aroused;

arrigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  water (plants), moisten the soil around;

arripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  take hold of; seize (hand/tooth/claw), snatch; arrest; assail; pick up, absorb;

arrisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare ELD]

  smile of approval; action of smiling (at/on);

arrisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who smiles (at a person), smiler; flatterer, fawner (L+S);

arrodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gnaw/nibble (away part); erode, eat away(disease/chemicals). wash away (water);

arrogans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  arrogant, insolent, overbearing; conceited; presumptuous, assuming;

arroganter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insolently, arrogantly, haughtily; presumptuously; in a conceited manner;

arrogantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insolence, arrogance, conceit, haughtiness; presumption;

arrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  act of adopting a adult as son homo sui juris (vs. in potestate parentis);

arrogator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  one who adopts a adult as son by arrogatio (homo sui juris);

arrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - ask, question; arrogate to one's self, claim, make undue claim; confer (upon);

  - adopt (an adult) as one's son (esp. at his instance);

arroro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  moisten, bedew;

arrosor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who nibbles/gnaws at;

arrotans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a winding/circular motion, turning; wavering;

arrugia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of galleried mine;

arruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heap up (earth); cover (with earth), bury;

ars*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  skill/craft/art; trick, wile; science, knowledge; method, way; character (pl.);

arsella*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called argemonia);

arsen*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  male (plant);

arsenicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  yellow arsenic, orpiment (arsenic trisulphide);

arsenicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  yellow arsenic, orpiment (arsenic trisulphide);

arsenogonon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (genus Mercurialis?);

arsineum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of head-dress; (woman's L+S);

arsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  metrical term indicating the raising of voice on an emphatic syllable;

artaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- Egypt veryrare L&S]

  Egyptian dry measure (= 3.5 Roman modii);

artaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ladle; vessel for taking up liquids (L+S);

artatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  contracted into a small space; narrow, close; short (time);

arte*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  closely/tightly (bound/filled/holding); briefly, in a confined space, compactly;

artemisia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  species of Artemisia, wormwood, mugwort; similar plants, ambrosia, botrys;

artemon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  main block of a tackle; jib/foresail; top-sail (L+S);

arteria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  windpipe, trachea, breathing tubes/passages; artery; ureter/other ducts;

arteriac*

  , adj. [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  of/affecting the air passages/windpipe/trachea/bronchi;

arteriace*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  medicine for the air passages/windpipe/trachea/bronchi;

arteriacon*

  , adj. [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  of/affecting the air passages/windpipe/trachea/bronchi;

arteriacos*

  , adj. [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  of/affecting the air passages/windpipe/trachea/bronchi;

arteriacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/affecting the air passages/windpipe/trachea/bronchi;

arteriotomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  opening/incision in an artery/windpipe; tracheotomy (Whitaker);

arteriotonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  arterial tension;

arterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  windpipe, trachea, breathing tubes/passages; artery; ureter/other ducts;

arthriticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  gouty; arthritic; affected with rheumatism;

arthritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  arthritis; gout; lameness in the joints;

arthrosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  osteoarthritis;

articlus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  joint; portion of limb/finger between joints; part; (critical) moment; crisis;

articulamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  joint of the body;

articularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/affecting the joints; arthritis, rheumatism;

articularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  of/affecting the joints; arthritis, rheumatism;

articulate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  distinctly;

articulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  limb-by-limb, limb-from-limb; syllable-by-syllable; point-by-point, in detail;

articulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  jointed structure, division into joints; disease of the joints of vines;

articulatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  distinct; (furnished with joints);

articulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  divide into distinct parts, articulate;

articulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  full of joints, jointed; subdivided;

articulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  joint; portion of limb/finger between joints; part; (critical) moment; crisis;

articulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Vul]

  point of time; (Vulgate);

artifex*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  artist, actor; craftsman; master of an art; author, maker; mastermind, schemer;

artifex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  skilled, artistic; expert, practiced; cunning, artful; creative, productive;

artificiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  technicalities (pl.); things conformable to the rules of the art;

artificialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  artificial; furnished/contrived by art; devised by speaker (based on deduction);

artificialiter*

  adv. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  with trained skill, scientifically;

artificiatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  crafted; artificial;

artificiose*

  adv. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  skillfully; artistically; systematically, technically, by rules; artificially;

artificiositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  art, manner of that made with art;

artificiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- frequent OLD]

  skillfully; technical, by the rules, prescribed by art; artificial, unnatural;

artificium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- tech --- frequent OLD]

  art/craft/trade; skill/talent/craftsmanship; art work; method/trick; technology;

artilleria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  artillery;

artio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 trans [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  insert tightly, wedge; be a tight fit, crowd;

artius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sound in mind and body; complete, perfect; skilled in arts; artful, cunning;

arto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wedge in, fit/close firmly, tighten; compress, abridge; pack, limit, cramp;

artocopus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  baker;

artocreas*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bread and meat distributed free; meat pie (L+S);

artocrias*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  bread and meat distributed free;

artolaganus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of fatty cake; (made of meal, wine, milk, oil, lard, pepper L+S);

artophorion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  vessel for Blessed Sacrament in Greek churches;

artopta*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  baker;

artopta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bread pan; cake mold;

artopticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  baked in a pan/tin (bread);

artro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plow (in young grain to improve the yield), plow (after sowing);

artro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plow in young grain to improve the yield;

artuatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  limb-by-limb; limb-from-limb;

artuatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  torn in/to pieces;

artufex*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  artist, actor; craftsman; master of an art; author, maker; mastermind, schemer;

artum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  narrow/limited space/limits/scope/sphere; dangerous situation, short supply;

artus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  arm/leg/limb, joint, part of the body; frame (pl.), body; sexual members/organs;

artus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  close, firm, tight; thrifty; dense, narrow; strict; scarce, critical; brief;

artutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  hefty, large-limbed (?);

arula*

  f., N1.1 where [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  small altar; base of an altar; turf laid like an altar round base of a tree;

arum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plants of genus arum;

aruncus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  goat's beard;

arundinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- common Eccl]

  reed-bed; thicket/jungle/growth of reeds/rushes (L+S); stubble (Vulgate);

arundineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of reeds; reedy; made of a reed; consisting of reeds;

arundo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reed; fishing rod; arrowshaft; arrow; pen; shepherd's pipe;

arura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  field, grain-field;

aruspex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  soothsayer, diviner, inspector of entrails of victims; prophet;

arutaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ladle; vessel for taking up liquids (L+S);

arva*

  f., N1.1 where [early agri --- veryrare OLD]

  arable land, plowed field; soil, region; countryside; dry land; lowlands, plain;

arvalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of cultivated land; [frater ~ => priest who made offering to Lares for harvest];

arveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carry, bring, convey (to); [advehor => arrive by travel, ride to];

Arvernus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Arverni (pl.); (tribe of SE Gaul - in Caesar's Gallic War);

arviga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ram for offering/sacrifice;

arvina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fat, lard, suet, grease; small fat/suet; (on kidneys of sacrificial victim);

arvix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ram for offering/sacrifice;

arvum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  arable land/field, soil, region; country; dry land; stretch of plain;

arvum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- bio --- veryrare Sex]

  female external genitalia (rude);

arvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  arable (land); cultivated, plowed;

arx*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  citadel, stronghold, city; height, hilltop; Capitoline hill; defense, refuge;

arytaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ladle; vessel for taking up liquids (L+S);

as*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  penny, copper coin; a pound; one, whole, unit; circular flap/valve; round slice;

asa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  altar, structure for sacrifice, pyre; sanctuary; home; refuge, shelter;

asaroton*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unswept; paved in mosaic to imitate refuse from the table (of a room);

asarotos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unswept; paved in mosaic to imitate refuse from the table (of a room);

asarotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  floor laid/paved in mosaic; (imitating refuse from the table OLD);

asarotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to mosaic;

asarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  asarabacca or hazelwort (Asarum europeaum); wild-spikenard (L+S);

asbestinon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  noncombustible material/cloth; (asbestos?);

asbestos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  mineral or gem; iron-gray stoner from Arcadia (not common asbestos) (L+S);

ascalabotes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  lizard (stellio in pure Latin) (Lacerta gecko);

ascalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  edible base of the artichoke;

ascalpo*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scratch; scratch at;

ascaules*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  bagpiper (utricularius in pure Latin L+S);

ascea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  carpenter's axe; mason's trowel;[sub ~ => under the trowel/construction];

ascella*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  wing; pinion; armpit; upper arm/foreleg/fin;

ascendens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/for climbing (machine); enabling one to climb;

ascendibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  climbable, that can be climbed;

ascendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  climb; go/climb up; mount, scale; mount up, embark; rise, ascend, move upward;

ascensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ascent; progress, advancement; rising series/flight of stairs; soaring;

ascensor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who ascends/rises; one who mounts a horse/chariot, rider, charioteer;

ascensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ascent; act of scaling (walls); approach; a stage/step in advancement; height;

ascesis*

  f., N3.3 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ascetic (female);

ascesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  discipline; training;

ascesis*

  f., N3.7 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  discipline; training;

asceta*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  ascetic, hermit; penitent; one who has taken vows;

asceterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  place for the abode of ascetics (pl.); hermitage; monastery (Ecc);

asceticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  ascetical; of spiritual exercises to attain virtue/perfection;

ascetria*

  f., N1.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  nun; ascetic (female); women (pl.) who have taken vows (L+S);

ascia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  carpenter's axe; mason's trowel; [sub ~ => under the trowel/construction];

ascio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  take to/up; associate, admit; adopt as one's own; take upon (General's) staff;

ascio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  chop/slice with a trowel;

ascisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  adopt, assume; receive, admit, approve of, associate; take over, claim;

ascites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of dropsy;

ascitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  acceptance, reception;

ascitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  derived, assumed; foreign;

ascius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  shadowless; (said of countries near the equator L+S);

asclepias*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  swallow-wort?; (Vincetoxicum officinale);

asclepion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  medicinal herb (named after Aesculapius);

ascopa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  leather bag, wallet;

ascopera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  leather bag/sack;

ascribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  add/state in writing, insert; appoint; enroll, enfranchise; reckon, number;

ascripticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  enrolled in addition (as citizen/soldier);

ascriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  addendum, addition in writing;

ascriptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  enrolled in addition (as a soldier), supernumerary;

ascriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  seconder, supporter, countersigner, one adding name to document as approving;

ascyroides*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  variety of St John's wort; (declension uncertain, even in the Greek);

ascyron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  St John's wort (Hypericum perforatum);

asella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small/little she-ass;

asellulus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small/little young ass;

asellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  (small/young) ass, donkey; fish of the cod family, hake?; Asses/stars in Cancer;

asepticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  aseptic;

asexualis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sexless;

Asia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast frequent OLD]

  Asia (Roman province formed from Pergamene); Asia Minor; the East;

Asianus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Asian, inhabitant of Asia (Roman province)/Asia Minor/the East; Easterner;

Asianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Asian, of/from/belonging to Asia (Roman province)/Asia Minor/the East; florid;

Asiaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Asiatic, of/connected with Asia/the East/Asia Minor; w/Asiatic/florid style;

asilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  gadfly; horse-fly;

asina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  she-ass;

asinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to an ass; such as an ass is capable of; asinine, doltish, stupid;

asinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  ass-driver, donkey-man/boy; keeper of asses;

asinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/connected w/asses; millstone (ass-driven); [via ~ => road SE of Rome];

asinastrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  variety of fig (feminine adjective);

asininus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  ass's, of/produced by/foaled of an ass; ass-like; stupid; asinine;

asinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  ass, donkey; blockhead, fool, dolt;

asinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/connected with an ass/donkey, ass's; stupid, asinine;

asinusca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  inferior type of grape;

asio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  little horned owl;

asomatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incorporeal;

asotia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dissipation, profligacy. dissolution; sensuality;

asotus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  debaucher, dissolute man;

asotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  debauched, dissipated, profligate;

aspalathos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  thorny shrub from which fragrant oil was obtained; camel thorn (Vulgate);

aspalathus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  thorny shrub from which fragrant oil was obtained; camel thorn (Vulgate);

aspalatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  thorny shrub from which fragrant oil was obtained; camel thorn (Vulgate);

aspalax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  herb (unknown);

aspaltus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  thorny shrub from which fragrant oil was obtained; camel thorn (Vulgate);

asparagus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  asparagus; shoot/sprout like asparagus; [~ Gallicus => samphire/garden fennel];

aspargo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sprinkle/strew on, splatter, splash; defile, stain; cast (slur); inflict (harm);

aspargo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spray, sprinkling/scattering; moisture in form of drops; water damage; staining;

aspectabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  visible, able to be seen; worthy to be seen, pleasing to look at;

aspectamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  look, sight;

aspectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  right of watching for/observing auguries;

aspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  look/gaze at/upon; observe, watch; pay heed; face/look towards (place/person);

aspectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  appearance, aspect, mien; act of looking; sight, vision; glance, view; horizon;

aspello*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drive away; banish;

aspendios*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of vine;

asper*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - rude/unrefined; cruel/violent/savage/raging/drastic; stern/severe/bitter; hard;

  - rough/uneven/shaggy, coarse, harsh; embossed/encrusted; (mint condition coins);

  - sharp/pointed, jagged/irregular, rugged/severe; sour, pungent, grating, keen;

asper*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rough/uneven, coarse/harsh; sharp/pointed; rude; savage; pungent; keen; bitter;

aspere*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  roughly, harshly, severely, vehemently; with rough materials; coarsely;

aspergillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  aspergillum, holy water sprinkler/brush;

aspergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sprinkle/strew on, splatter, splash; defile, stain; cast (slur); inflict (harm);

aspergo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spray, sprinkling/scattering; moisture in form of drops; water damage; staining;

asperitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  roughness; severity; difficulty; harshness; shrillness, sharpness; fierceness;

asperiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  by rough materials/harsh sound; coarsely/roughly; harshly/severely; drastically;

aspernabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contemptible, negligible; worthy to be disdained, such as might be disdained;

aspernamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  despising, loathing, hatred;

aspernanter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  with contempt, contemptuously;

aspernatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contempt; spurning; rejection of; aversion to;

aspernator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  despiser, hater; scorner;

asperno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  despise, scorn, disdain; spurn, push away, repel, reject; refuse, decline;

aspero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  roughen; sharpen, point, tip; enrage, make fierce/violent; grate on; aggravate;

aspersio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sprinkling on/upon; sprinkle;

aspersus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  sprinkling on/upon; sprinkle;

asperugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (with prickly leaves); kind of bur;

asperum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  uneven/rough/harsh place/land; adversity, difficulties (esp. pl.);

asphaltion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  treacle clover (Psoralea bituminosa);

aspharagus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  asparagus; shoot/sprout like asparagus; [~ Gallicus => samphire/garden fennel];

asphodelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  asphodel (Asphodelus ramosus);

asphodelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  asphodel (Asphodelus ramosus);

aspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  look/gaze on/at, see, observe, behold, regard; face; consider, contemplate;

aspilates*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- NearEast Pliny L&S]

  precious stone of Arabia;

aspiramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  breathing on, immission; insertion, introduction;

aspiratio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aspiration, desire;

aspiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exhalation; blowing on; aspiration; sounding "h";

aspirator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Nel]

  inciter; inspirer;

aspiratrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vacuum cleaner;

aspirinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  aspirin;

aspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  breathe/blow (upon); aspirate; instill, infuse; be fragrant; influence; aspire;

aspis*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- Africa uncommon SrcW]

  asp, venomous snake of North Africa;

aspis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  asp, venomous snake of North Africa;

aspisatis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unknown precious stone;

asplenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fern (Ceterach officinarum?); miltwort, spleenwort (L+S);

asplenos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fern (Ceterach officinarum?); miltwort, spleenwort (L+S);

asplenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  fern (Ceterach officinarum?); miltwort, spleenwort (L+S);

asportatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  removal, carrying away;

asporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carry/take away, remove;

aspratilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  rough (of a stone), with rough scales;

aspredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roughness;

aspretum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rough/broken/uneven ground;

aspriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  by rough materials/harsh sound; coarsely/roughly; harshly/severely; drastically;

aspritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  roughness to touch, grittiness; unevenness (ground); (w/ocularum) trachoma;

aspuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  spit (at/on);

assa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dry-nurse, nurse, nanny;

assarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  as (penny, copper) as a monetary unit;

assarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  roasted, browned (?); having the value/weight of an as (?);

assatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  roasted meat;

assecla*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  follower; attendant, servant; hanger-on, sycophant, creature;

assectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  waiting on, (respectful) attendance; support (in canvassing); study, research;

assectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  follower, companion, attendant; disciple; researcher, student, one who seeks;

assecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accompany, attend, escort; support, be an adherent, follow; court (fame);

assecue*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attentively, closely;

assecula*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  follower; attendant, servant; hanger-on, sycophant, creature;

assecuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  insurance;

assecutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  perception, comprehension, understanding; knowledge; N

assecutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attendant;

assedo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  assessor, counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

assefolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called agrostis);

assello*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  defecate, void;

assenesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become old (to any thing);

assensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, agreement, belief; approval, approbation, applause;

assensor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  one who agrees or approves;

assensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, agreement, belief; approval, approbation, applause;

assentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, agreement; flattery, toadyism, flattering agreement/compliance;

assentatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  piece of flattery; petty/trivial flattery; (L+S);

assentator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  yes-man, flatterer, toady;

assentatorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  like a flatterer; fawningly, in a flattering manner;

assentatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woman who flatters;

assentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assent, approve, agree in opinion; admit the truth of (w/DAT), agree (with);

assentio*

  ire, -, nsum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  assent to, agree, approve, comply with; admit the truth of (w/PREP);

assento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flatter, humor; agree, assent, confirm; agree to everything;

assequela*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  succession, succeeding;

assequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  follow on, pursue, go after; overtake; gain, achieve; equal, rival; understand;

asser*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pole (wooden), post, stake, beam; joist, rafter; pole of a litter;

asserculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small beam/pole/post;

asserculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small beam/pole/post;

assero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lay hands on/grasp; assert/state/allege; free/release; claim; protect/preserve;

assero*

  rere, evi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  plant/set at/near;

assertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  act of claiming free or slave (status); defense/vindication (of character);

assertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval gram --- lesser Bee]

  assertion; statement;

assertor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one asserting status of another; restorer of liberty, protector, champion;

assertorius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a restoration of freedom;

assertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  assertion;

asservatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  keeping, preservation; reservation;

asservio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 +dat [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  devote/apply oneself to (w/DAT); aid, help, assist;

asservo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  keep/guard/preserve; watch/observe; keep in custody; rescue/save life; reserve;

assesio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  siting as assessor; act of assessing; sitting beside one (console/give advice);

assessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sitting beside one (to console/give advice);

assessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  assessor, counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

assessorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  title of a legal textbook (sg/pl.);

assessorius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to an assessor;

assessura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  assistance as a legal advisor; office of assessor, assessorship (L+S);

assessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  sitting beside one (in court);

assestrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  assessor (female), counselor, one who sits by to give advice;

asseveranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  earnestly, emphatically;

asseverate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  earnestly, emphatically;

asseveratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  affirmation, (confident/earnest) assertion; seriousness/earnestness, gravity;

assevero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  act earnestly; assert strongly/emphatically, declare; profess; be serious;

assibilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hiss out (breath) upon (w/DAT); murmur/whisper to/at (L+S);

assiccesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dry out/up, become dry;

assicco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dry, dry out, dry up, make dry;

assiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small axle; small plank, slat; small beam/pole, pin (L+S);

assideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sit by/in council/as assessor; watch over; camp near, besiege; resemble (w/DAT);

assido*

  dere, sedi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sit down, take a seat; perch, alight, settle; sit by/near (to) (w/DAT);

assidue*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  continually, constantly, regularly;

assiduitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attendance, constant presence/attention/practice, care; recurrence, repetition;

assiduo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  apply constantly; make constant use of (Souter); use regularly/incessantly;

assiduo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  continually, constantly, regularly;

assiduus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tribute/tax payer, rich person; first-rate person/writer?;

assiduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  constant, regular; unremitting, incessant; ordinary; landowning, first-class;

assifornus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  touring gladiatorial show;

assignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  distribution/allotment of land; the plot of land granted; allocation (other);

assignator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  allocator, one who assigns;

assignifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  show (w/ACC + INF), make evident; mean/denote (words);

assigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  assign, distribute, allot; award, bestow (rank/honors); impute; affix seal;

assilio*

  ire, lui, sultum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  jump/leap (up/on/towards), rush/dash (at/against), assault; mount (male-female);

assimilanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  similarly, analogically;

assimilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  likeness, similarity in form; comparison; deceit, pretense, feigning, pretending

assimilatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  similar, like, made similar; imitated, feigned, pretended. dissembled;

assimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  similar, like; close; closely resembling, very like;

assimiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  similarly, in much the same manner/fashion;

assimilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  make like; compare; counterfeit, simulate, imitate, pretend, feign, act a part;

assimilo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  become like; be compared to;

assimulanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  similarly, analogically;

assimulaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  imitated, counterfeit, not real; nominal, titular;

assimulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  likeness, similarity in form; comparison; deceit, pretense, feigning, pretending

assimulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  similar, like, made similar; imitated, feigned, pretended. dissembled;

assimuliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  similarly, in much the same manner/fashion;

assimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  make like; compare; counterfeit, simulate, imitate, pretend, feign, act a part;

assipondium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  sum or weight of one as (penny), a pound (as was originally a pound of copper);

assiratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drink composed of wine and blood;

assis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - penny, copper coin; a pound; one, whole; circular flap/valve; round slice;

  - plank, board;

assisa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  Assise; county court room;

Assisinas*

  , adj. [later eccl Italy lesser Eccl]

  of Assisi; (St Francis of Assisi);

Assisium*

  n., N2.2 locale [later eccl Italy lesser Eccl]

  Assisi; (home of St Francis);

assistentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  help, assistance; attendance;

assisto*

  tere, stiti, statum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take position/stand (near/by), attend; appear before; set/place near; defend;

assistrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  assessor (female), counselor, who sits by to give advice; attendant/assistant;

assitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  planted/set/situated at/near;

asso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  roast, bake, broil; dry;

associatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  association; accompaniment; escort;

associo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  join/attach (to), associate/work (with); unite with; attend upon; escort (Ecc);

associus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  associated with;

assoleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be accustomed/in the habit of; be customary accompaniment, go with; be usual;

assoleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it is usual/wont; it is the custom/practice; it is the habit;

assolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  level to the ground, destroy;

assono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  respond, reply; sound in accompaniment; sing as an accompaniment;

asspersorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  aspergillum, holy water sprinkler/brush;

assubrigo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  stretch up, raise;

assudesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sweat, break out in a sweat;

assuefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accustom (to), habituate, inure; make accustomed/used (to), train;

assuefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/become accustomed (to), be habituated; be trained; (assuefacio PASS);

assuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  accustom, become/grow accustomed to/used to/intimate with; make familiar;

assuetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  custom, habit; repeated practice/experience/association; intimacy, intercourse;

assuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  accustomed, customary, usual, to which one is accustomed/used;

assugo*

  gere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suck towards;

assula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  splinter, chip of wood/stone;

assulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  into splinters;

assulose*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  into splinters, splinter-wise;

assultim*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  by leaps, by hops; by leaps and bounds;

assulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- common OLD]

  jump/leap at/towards/upon; dash against; attack, assault, make an attack (on);

assultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  attack, assault, charge; leap/leaping to/at/against;

assum*

  adesse, affui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be near, be present, be in attendance, arrive, appear; aid (w/DAT);

assum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roast, roast/baked meat; sunning, basking/baking in sun;

assum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sudatorium (pl.), sweating-bath, sauna;

assumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that which is to be sewed upon, that which is to be patched; patch (Ecc);

assumptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adoption; acquisition, assumption, claim; minor premise; introduction (point);

assumptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  based on extraneous arguments (rhet., of the treatment of a case);

assuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sew or patch on;

assurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rise/stand up, rise to one's feet/from bed; climb, lift oneself; grow; soar;

assus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  roasted, baked; dry (from sunbathing); dry (w/o mortar); w/unaccompanied voice;

assuscipio*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  undertake (vows);

assuspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sigh in response (to) (w/DAT);

Assyrius*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Assyrian; inhabitant of Assur/Assyria;

ast*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  but, on the other hand/contrary; but yet; at least; in that event; if further;

asta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  spear, javelin; spear stuck in ground for public auction/centumviral court;

astacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  lobster/crayfish; kind of crab (L+S);

astaphis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  - raisin;

  - stavesacre (Delphinium staphisagria);

astator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  aide, helper, assister;

astatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  spearman; soldier in unit in front of Roman battle-formation; its centurion;

astatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  armed with a spear/spears;

asteismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  more refined style of speaking, urbanity;

aster*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (Aster amellus?); kind of Samian clay; star (= astrum), destiny (?);

astercum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant pellitory-of-the-wall; (in pure Latin urceolaris L+S);

asteria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone, either asteriated (star) sapphire or cymophane (cats-eye)?;

asteriace*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  simple medicine;

asterias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird like heron; kind of heron (L+S);

astericum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant pellitory-of-the-wall; (in pure Latin urceolaris L+S);

asterion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  venomous spider;

asteriscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  small star; asterisk (as a typographical mark);

asterites*

  m., N1.7 thing [late myth --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of basilisk/cockatrice;

asterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prostrate oneself, lie prone (on);

asthenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  anesthesia/anaesthesia;

asthma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  asthma, attack of asthma; shortness of breath;

asthmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  suffering from shortness of breath, asthmatic;

asticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/located in a city, city, urban;

astipulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confirmation, confirmatory statement;

astipulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  associate in a stipulation; one who supports an opinion, adherent;

astipulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  assent, agreement in a command;

astipulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  join in stipulation/covenant; join in demanding; support (in an argument);

astipulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  join in stipulation/covenant; join in demanding; support (in an argument);

astituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  place near/before; make to stand before;

asto*

  are, iti, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stand at/on/by; assist; stand up/upright/waiting/still, stand on one's feet;

astolos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

astragalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  convex molding (usu. round top/bottom of a column), astragal;

astralis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  relating to the stars; revealed by the stars;

astrangulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  strangle;

astrapaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

astrapias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (black in color with gleams of light crossing the middle);

astrapoplectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  struck by lightening;

astreans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gleaming like a star;

astrepo*

  pere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make a noise at, shout in support, take up a cry; assail with noise; murmur;

astricte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tightly (bound), firmly; strictly, by strict rules; concisely, tersely, pithily;

astrictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  astringency, an astringent action;

astrictorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  astringent, binding, constrictive, styptic; (effect on organic tissue);

astrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bound (by rules), tied; terse, brief, restrained; constricted, dense, compact;

  - busy/preoccupied (with), intent (on); parsimonious, tight; astringent (taste);

astricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  starry, of the stars;

astrideo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hiss (at);

astrido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hiss (at);

astrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  starry, star-laden;

astrifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  make/produce stars;

astrificus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  star producing/making;

astriger*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  star-bearing; starry;

astriloquus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  talking of the stars;

astrilucus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  shining/gleaming like stars;

astringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - tie up/down/back/on/together/tightly; bind, grasp, tighten, fix; form boundary;

  - oblige, commit; compress, narrow, restrict; knit (brows); freeze, solidify;

astrion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- India Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (crystalline, found in India, sapphire? L+S);

astriotes*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (w/magical properties); (OLD says neuter);

astrobolos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (onyx?, chalcedon?);

astrolabium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  astrolabe;

astrologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  astronomy, astrology, science/study of the heavenly bodies; book on astronomy;

astrologus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- common OLD]

  astronomer, one who studies the heavens/predicts from the stars; astrologer;

astronauta*

  m., N1.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  astronaut;

astronauticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  astronautic;

astronomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  astronomy, science of heavenly bodies;

astronomicus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- common L&S]

  astronomical;

astronomus*

  m., N2.1 person [late science --- common L&S]

  astronomer; astrologer (Bee);

astrophysica*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  astrophysics;

astrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  born under evil star, ill-starred;

astructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  accumulation of proof, putting together, composition;

astructor*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  one who adduces/brings forward/cites/alleges proof;

astrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryfreq OLD]

  star, heavenly body, planet/sun/moon; the stars, constellation; sky, heaven;

astruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  build on/additional structure; heap/pile (on); add to/on, contribute, provide;

astu*

  n., N9.9 locale [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  city (esp. Athens), town (as opp. to rest of Attica/city-state);

astula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  splinter/chip; shavings; [astula regia => the plant asphodel];

astupeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be stunned/astounded/astonished/amazed (at); be enthralled (by) (w/DAT);

astur*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  species of hawk; inhabitant of Asturia in Hispania Tarraconensis;

asturco*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  Nero's favorite horse; a horse from Asturia in Hispania Tarraconensis;

astus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  craft, cunning, guile; cunning procedure/method, trick, stratagem;

astute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cunningly, craftily, cleverly, astutely;

astutia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cunning, cleverness, astuteness; cunning procedure/method, trick, stratagem;

astutulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cunning (person/action), crafty, clever, astute;

astutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clever, astute, sly, cunning; expert;

asty*

  n., N9.9 locale [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  city (esp. Athens), town (as opp. to rest of Attica/city-state);

astytis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of lettuce;

asureus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  azure; blue; of lapis lazuli;

asyla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant;

asylum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  place of refuge, asylum, sanctuary; place for relaxation/recuperation, retreat;

asymbolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  without paying a contribution, contributing nothing to entertainment, scot-free;

asymptota*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  asymptote (math.);

asyndeton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  rhetorical omission of connecting particle; (pure Latin dissolutio);

asyndetus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  standing without any connection with/reference to constellations (stars);

at*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  but, but on the other hand; on the contrary; while, whereas; but yet; at least;

atamussim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  according to a ruler/level, exactly, accurately;

atat*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

atatae*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

atatatae*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

atate*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

atattae*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

atavia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great grandmother; (mother of abavus/abavia); female ancestor;

atavus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  great-great-great grandfather; (father of abavus/abavia); ancestor, forefather;

atechnon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inartistic;

atechnos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inartistic;

ategro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  pour out wine in sacrifices;

atenim*

  conj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  but/yet in spite of what has been said; but/yet nevertheless/all the same;

ater*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - black, dark; dark-colored (hair/skin); gloomy/murky; unlucky; sordid/squalid;

  - deadly, terrible, grisly (esp. connected with underworld); poisonous; spiteful;

atermum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (tough, stubborn pest?);

atheismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  atheism;

atheista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  atheistic;

Athena*

  f., N1.1 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Athens (pl.); inhabitants of Athens, Athenians;

athenaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  school, atheneum; place of study; (athenaeum maius => university);

Atheneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Athenian, of Athens; of inhabitants of Athens/Athenians;

Atheniensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Athenian, of Athens; of inhabitants of Athens/Athenians;

Atheniensis*

  m., N3.3 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Athenian, inhabitant of Athens;

atheos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  atheist, one who does not believe in God; (as nickname);

athera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of gruel used in medicine; prepared from arinca/spelt (L+S);

atheroma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  tumor occurring on the head containing gruel-like matter;

atheus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  atheist, one who does not believe in God; (as nickname);

athla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  labor/task/struggle, pains; athletic contest; the 12 points of celestial circle;

athleta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wrestler, boxer, athlete, one who is in public games; expert, old-hand; contest;

athletica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  athletics; sport;

athletice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  athletically, like an athlete;

athleticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  athletic, sporty; of/proper for an athlete; [ars athletica => athletics];

athletismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  athletics;

athlon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  labor/task/struggle, pains; athletic contest; the 12 points of celestial circle;

athlum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  labor/task/struggle, pains; athletic contest; the 12 points of celestial circle;

atizoe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (of silver luster L+S);

atlas*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  atlas (of geography);

atmosphaera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  atmosphere;

atmosphaericus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  atmospheric;

atnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  male blood relation (father's side); one born after father made his will;

atocium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  contraceptive;

atocium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  contraceptive;

atomicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  atomic;

atomismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  atomism;

atomos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  atom, ultimate component of matter, particle incapable of being divided;

atomus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  atom, ultimate component of matter, particle incapable of being divided;

atomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  indivisible, atomic, that cannot be cut;

atopto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adopt, select, secure, pick out; wish/name for oneself; adopt legally;

atque*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  and, as well/soon as; together with; and moreover/even; and too/also/now; yet;

atqui*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  but, yet, notwithstanding, however, rather, well/but now; and yet, still;

atquin*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  but, yet, notwithstanding, however, rather, well/but now; and yet, still;

atractylis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant of the genus Carthamus, spindle-thistle (used as antidote to poisons);

atramentarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inkstand; inkpot, inkwell;

atramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  writing-ink; blacking, black pigment/ink; [~ sepiae => cuttle-fish ink];

atratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  darkened, blackened, dingy; clothed in black, in/wearing mourning;

atriarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  house-servant, house-slave; porter, door-keeper (L+S);

atricapilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bird of black plumage (black-cap?);

atricapillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  black-haired;

atricolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  black, dark colored; letters written in (black) ink (L+S);

atriensis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steward; servant in charge of household administration, major-domo; house-slave;

atriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small hall/ante-room;

atriplex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  orach-vegetable;

atriplex*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kitchen herb, orach;

atriplexum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kitchen herb, orach;

atritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [early agri --- veryrare OLD]

  blackness;

atritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blackened;

atrium*

  n., N2.4 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  atrium, reception hall in a Roman house; auction room; palace (pl.), house;

atrocitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fury; barbarity, cruelty; wickedness; severity, harshness; horror, dreadfulness;

atrociter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  violently; bitterly, acrimoniously; cruelly, savagely; severely, harshly;

atrophia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  atrophy; wasting consumption; (pure Latin tabes);

atrophus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  affected by lack of nutrition; state of atrophy; consumptive;

atropinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  atropine;

atrotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  invulnerable;

atrox*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fierce, savage, bloody; heinous, cruel; severe; terrible, frightening, dreadful;

atrusca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of grape;

atta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  father (term of respect used when addressing old men);

attachiamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  attachment;

attachio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  attach; fasten;

attactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  touch , contact, action of touching;

attacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of locust;

attagen*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bird resembling partridge, francolin? hazel-hen/heath-cock (L+S);

attagena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bird resembling partridge, francolin?;

attagus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  he-goat;

attamen*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  but yet, but however, nevertheless;

attamino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  touch, attack, rob; dishonor, defile, contaminate;

attat*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

attatae*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

attate*

  inter. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

attattatae*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ah! oh! alas! (expression of sudden enlightenment/surprise/fear/warning);

attegia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hut (Gallic?) (Arab? L+S);

attegro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pour out wine in sacrifices;

attelebus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of wingless locust;

attemperate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  opportunely, at a convenient moment;

attemperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  accommodation; adjusting, adjustment, fitting;

attempero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fit, adjust, accommodate;

attempto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attack, assail; call into question; try to seduce/use; make an attempt on, try;

attendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  turn/stretch towards; apply; attend/pay (close) attention to, listen carefully;

attentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attempting, attempt, trying, try, effort;

attentatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  prohibited innovation during process; attempt, try;

attente*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  diligently, carefully, with concentration, with close attention;

attentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attention, application, attentiveness;

attento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attack, assail; call into question; try to seduce/use; make an attempt on, try;

attentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attentive, heedful; careful, conscientious, intent; frugal, economical;

attenuate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plainly, barely, simply;

attenuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  diminution, act of lessening, attenuation; plainness (of style);

attenuatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  plain (style), bare, subdued; thin, impoverished; lessened, diminished;

attenuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thin (out); weaken, lessen, diminish, shrink, reduce in size; make plain;

attermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  set bounds to, measure, limit;

attero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rub, rub against; grind; chafe; wear out/down/away; diminish, impair; waste;

atterraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coming to/from the earth; earth-borne;

attertiarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whole and a third;

attertiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reduced/boiled down to a third;

attestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  testimony, attestation;

attestatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confirmatory, corroboratory;

attesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confirm, attest, bear witness to;

attexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  add, join on, link to; weave/plait on, attach by weaving;

Attice*

  adv. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Attic, in Attic/Athenian manner; elegantly;

atticisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  imitate the Attic/Athenian (elegant) manner of speaking;

Atticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Attic, Athenian; classic, elegant;

attigo*

  gere, gi, tactum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  touch, touch/border on; reach, arrive at, achieve; mention briefly; belong to;

attiguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  contiguous, adjoining, adjacent, neighboring;

attillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tickle, please;

attilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  large fish, great sturgeon/beluga;

attina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  heap of stones as a boundary marker; (pl.) (L+S);

attineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hold on/to/near/back/together/fast; restrain, keep (in custody), retain; delay;

attingo*

  gere, igi, tactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  touch, touch/border on; reach, arrive at, achieve; mention briefly; belong to;

attingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wipe/smear on?;

attinguo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  moisten, bedew, sprinkle with a liquid;

attitulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  name, entitle;

attolero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  support, sustain, bear;

attollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  raise/lift up/towards/to a higher position; erect, build; exalt; extol, exalt;

attondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  clip (hair close), shear; strip of money, fleece; thrash; prune, trim, crop;

attonite*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  frantically; bewilderedly, confoundedly;

attonitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  astonished, fascinated; lightning/thunder-struck, stupefied, dazed; inspired;

attono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  strike with lightning, blast; drive crazy, distract;

attornatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  attorney; one appointed to act in law/business;

attorno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  attorn; attribute; ordain, decree; turn to;

attorqueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  whirl at; hurl upwards;

attorreo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bake, roast;

attractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contraction, drawing together;

attractivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  interesting;

attracto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  touch; lay hands on; handle (roughly), assault (sexually), violate; deal with;

attractorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attractive, having the power of attraction;

attractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attraction, drawing to;

attractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drawn together (brows), knit;

attraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  attract, draw/drag together/in/before/along; inhale; gather saliva; bend (bow);

attrectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  touching, handling; grammatical term for words denoting many things together;

attrectatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  touching, handling, feeling;

attrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  touch; lay hands on; handle (roughly), assault (sexually), violate; deal with;

attremo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tremble (at) (w/DAT);

attrepido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bestir oneself; hobble along;

attribulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thresh, press hard;

attribuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  assign/allot/attribute/impute to; grant, pay; appoint, put under jurisdiction;

attributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assignment of debt; one's destined lot; grant; attribution; predicate attribute;

attributum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  grant of public money; predicate, attribute (gram.) (L+S);

attributus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ascribed, attributed; assigned, allotted;

attritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rubbing/grinding against/on (something); friction, abrasion;

attritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  action/process of rubbing/grinding; friction; chafing, abrasion, bruising;

attritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worn, worn down by use; smoothed; hardened, brazen; thin (style), attenuated;

attritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  rubbed (off/away), wasted; bruised; shameless, impudent, brazen;

attubernalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  one who lives in an adjoining hut;

attulo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [archaic --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bring/carry/bear to;

attumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  heap up against; bank up (with something);

attuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  observe, look at;

Atuatucus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France common trans]

  Atuatuci, tribe of north (Belgic) Gaul - Caesar;

atvero*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  however;

atypus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who does not form the letters properly in speaking; who stammers, stammering

atypus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that does not form the letters properly in speaking;

Au*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- common G+L]

  Aulus (Roman praenomen); (abb. A./Au.);

au*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  oh! ow! oh dear! goodness gracious! (used by women to express consternation);

aucella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little bird;

auceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  observe attentively;

auceps*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  bird-catcher, fowler; bird seller, poulterer; spy, eavesdropper;

auceps*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bird-catcher, fowler; bird seller, poulterer; spy, eavesdropper;

aucilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little bird;

auctarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  something in addition to the proper measure, lagniappe; addition, augmentation;

aucthorizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authorization;

auctifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  productive, fruitful, fertile; fruit-bearing (L+S);

auctifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  enlarge, increase; honor by offerings/sacrifices;

auctificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  giving/causing increase/growth; increasing, enlarging;

auctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  auction; public sale; property put up for sale at auction/the catalog/proceeds;

auctionale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  catalogs/lists (pl.) of auction sales;

auctionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to an auction, auction-;

auctionarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/pertaining to an auction, auction-;

auctiono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  buy goods at an auction/public sale; buy at auction;

auctiono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  put up goods to auction/public sale; hold an auction;

auctito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  keep increasing/augmenting; honor by offerings (L+S);

aucto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  increase/enlarge (much), grow; prosper/bless (with) (w/ABL);

auctor*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seller, vendor; originator; historian; authority; proposer, supporter; founder;

auctorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authoritative;

auctoralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authoritative;

auctoramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wages, pay, fee; reward; terms of employment (esp. gladiators), contract;

auctoratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hired gladiator;

auctorita*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Nel]

  authority, power; one in charge;

auctoritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - title (legal), ownership; right to authorize/sanction, power; decree, order;

  - authority, influence; responsibility; prestige, reputation; opinion, judgment;

auctoritativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authoritative;

auctorizabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authoritative;

auctorizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authorization;

auctorizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common Nel]

  authorize, authenticate; approve, confirm; bind one's self;

auctoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bind/pledge/oblige/engage oneself, hire oneself out; purchase (w/sibi), secure;

auctoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hire out, sell; give authorization (guardian on behalf of ward); authorize;

auctrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser ---]

  seller, vendor; originator; historian; authority; proposer, supporter; founder;

auctumnalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  autumnal. of autumn, for use in autumn;

auctumnasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 impers [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  autumn is approaching, autumn is coming on;

auctumnesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 impers [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  autumn is approaching, autumn is coming on;

auctumnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  autumn, the autumn season; autumn fruits (poet.);

auctumno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  bring autumnal conditions;

auctumnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  autumn; autumn fruits, harvest;

auctumnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  autumn; autumn fruits, harvest;

auctumnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  of autumn, autumnal;

auctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  growth, increase, enlargement, act of increasing; accession; prosperity; bulk;

auctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enlarged, large, abundant, ample; richer/increased in power/wealth/importance;

aucupabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  watching, lurking for;

aucupalis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to bird-watching/fowling;

aucupatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hunting after, searching for; bird catching, fowling;

aucupatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  suitable for bird catching/fowling/hunting;

aucupatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bird-catching, fowling;

aucupium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bird-catching, fowling; taking (bee swarm); game/wild fowl; sly angling for;

aucupo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  catch, take (swarm of bees); hunt after, seek, be on the lookout for;

aucupo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  go fowling; lie in wait/lay a trap for, keep a watch on; seek to deal with;

aud*

  aude, usi, -, V8.2 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  intend, be prepared; dare/have courage (to go/do), act boldly, venture, risk;

audacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  boldness, daring, courage, confidence; recklessness, effrontery, audacity;

audaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  boldly, audaciously, confidently, proudly, fearlessly; impudently, rashly;

audacter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  boldly, audaciously, confidently, proudly, fearlessly; impudently, rashly;

audaculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bold (little/bit), courageous; audacious, impudent, impertinent;

audax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bold, daring; courageous; reckless, rash; audacious, presumptuous; desperate;

audem*

  conj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  but (postpositive), on the other hand/contrary; while, however; moreover, also;

audens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daring, bold, courageous; characterized by boldness/license of expression;

audenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boldly, fearlessly; audaciously, presumptuously, rashly;

audentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  boldness, courage, enterprise; boldness/license of expression;

audeo*

  ere, usi, usum, V2.1 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  intend, be prepared; dare/have courage (to go/do), act boldly, venture, risk;

audiens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  auditor, one who hears; hearer of, obedient to (your command); public penitent;

audiens*

  m., N3.3 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  catechumen (eccl.), convert under instruction before baptism; new initiate;

audientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hearing, act of listening, attention; audience, body of listeners;

audio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hear, listen, accept, agree with; obey; harken, pay attention; be able to hear;

auditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hearing, act/sense of hearing; report, hearsay, rumor; lecture, recital;

auditiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scrap of hearsay information; brief discourse (L+S);

audito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hear frequently;

auditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  listener, hearer; disciple (w/GEN), pupil, student;

auditorialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to a school;

auditorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  auditorium;

auditorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  auditorium, lecture room, hall; body of listeners, audience; hearing a law case;

auditorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  relating to a hearer or hearing;

auditus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hearing; listening; act/sense of hearing; hearsay;

audivisificus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  audiovisual;

aufero*

  rre, abstuli, ablatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bear/carry/take/fetch/sweep/snatch away/off, remove, withdraw; steal, obtain;

aufero*

  rre, apstuli, ablatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bear/carry/take/fetch/sweep/snatch away/off, remove, withdraw; steal, obtain;

aufugio*

  gere, aufugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flee, flee from, shun; run/fly away, escape; disappear (things), vanish;

Aug*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  August (month/mensis understood); abb. Aug.; renamed from Sextilis in 8 BC;

augeo*

  ere, uxi, uctum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  increase, enlarge, augment; spread; honor, promote, raise; exalt; make a lot of;

auger*

  m/f., N3.1 person [early eccl --- common L&S]

  augur, one who interprets behavior of birds; diviner, seer, prophet, soothsayer;

augesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grow, increase in size/amount/number; develop; prosper; rise/be swollen (river);

augifico*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, enlarge, make larger;

auginos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called hyoscyamos);

augitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

augmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  addition, increase, increment; bulk, total mass, the result of increase;

augmentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  increase, waxing (moon); increment; sustenance; advancement (Ecc);

augmento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  increase;

augmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  increase, waxing (moon); increment; sustenance; advancement (Ecc);

augur*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  augur, one who interprets behavior of birds; diviner, seer, prophet, soothsayer;

auguraculum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  place where auguries are observed, hence the citadel of Rome;

augurale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  general's HQ/tent in Roman camp where he took auguries; augur's staff/wand;

auguralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  of/pertaining to augurs, augural; relating to soothsaying;

auguratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  prediction by means of augury;

augurato*

  adv. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  after due taking of the auguries;

auguratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  place/building where auguries were observed;

auguratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  soothsayer/diviner (female);

auguratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  office of augur; augury;

auguratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  instituted after due observance of auguries;

augurialis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to augurs, augural; relating to soothsaying;

augurium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  augury (act/profession); divination, prediction; omen, portent/sign; foreboding;

augurius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  of the augurs/augury, augural;

auguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prophesy, predict, foretell; practice augury; make known intention to (w/INF);

auguro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conjecture, surmise, judge;

Augusta*

  f., N1.1 name [classical legal Italy common OLD]

  Augusta; (title of Emperor's wife/occasionally other close female relatives);

augustalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Augustan;

Augustalis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/pertaining to Augustus; imperial;

Augustalis*

  m., N3.3 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  member of imperial military/religious group; title of Prefect of Egypt (OED);

augustatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  made venerable; consecrated;

auguste*

  adv. [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  reverently, solemnly; with dignity; majestically; sacredly;

Augustianismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Augustinism, teaching of St Augustine (Bishop of Hippo, 354-430, City of God);

Augustinus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl Africa common Def]

  Augustine; (St./Bishop of Hippo, 354-430, author of Confessions, City of God);

augusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  glorify; render venerable;

Augustus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical legal Italy veryfreq OLD]

  Augustus; (title of Octavius Caesar, Emperor, 27 BC-14 AD); of all emperors;

Augustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  August (month) (mensis understood); abb. Aug.; renamed from Sextilis in 8 BC;

augustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  sacred, venerable; majestic, august, solemn; dignified; worthy of honor (Ecc);

aula*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hall; church/temple; palace/castle; inner/royal court; courtiers; royal power;

aulaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Saxo]

  canopy/covering; theater curtain; hangings/folds (pl.), tapestries/drapery;

aulaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  canopy/covering; theater curtain; hangings/folds (pl.), tapestries/drapery;

aulax*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  furrow;

auletic*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  used for making reed pipes/flutes;

auleticon*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  used for making reed pipes/flutes;

auleticos*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  used for making reed pipes/flutes;

auleticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  used for making reed pipes/flutes;

aulicocius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  boiled, cooked in a pot;

aulicoctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  boiled, cooked in a pot;

aulicoquius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  boiled, cooked in a pot;

aulicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  courtier (of the imperial/a prince's household);

aulicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to the imperial/prince's household; princely;

aulicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the pipe/flute;

aulix*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  furrow;

auloedus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  person who sings to a reed pipe;

aulon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  waterspout;

aulopoios*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of reed pipes;

aulos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of bivalve; razorshell clam; flute-shaped scallop (L+S);

aulula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small pipkin/pot;

Aulus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Aulus (Roman praenomen); (abb. A.);

aumatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  latrine in a theater/circus; private place in the theater (L+S);

aunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  maternal uncle, mother's brother, mother's sister's husband; great uncle;

aura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  breeze, breath (of air), wind; gleam; odor, stench; vapor; air (pl.), heaven;

auraculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  oracle (place/agency/mouthpiece); prophecy; oracular saying/precept/maxim;

aurantiacus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  orange-colored;

aurantium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Med]

  orange tree;

aurantius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- veryrare Med]

  orange-colored; tawny;

auraria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gold mine; worker/dearer (female) in gold (L+S);

aurarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  worker in gold, goldsmith; patron (L+S);

aurarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concerned with/used for gold; golden, gold;

aurata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  kind of fish, gilthead, dorado;

auratilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold-colored;

aurator*

  m., N3.1 person [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  gilder, one who gilds (covers with gold leaf) metal/wood/plaster;

auratura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gilding, gilt, thin coating of gold;

auratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  gilded, overlaid/adorned with gold, golden, gold mounted/embroidered/bearing;

aurea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bridle of a horse;

aureatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  adorned/decorated with gold;

aureax*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  charioteer, driver; groom, ostler; helmsman; the Waggoner (constellation);

aureficina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  goldsmith's workshop;

aureola*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  halo; nimbus, aura; aureole;

aureolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gold coin, gold piece;

aureolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  golden, made of gold, gold colored; beautiful, brilliant, excellent, splendid;

auresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become golden in color;

aureus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  gold coin (equivalent to 25 silver denarii at Rome) (120 grains/0.25 oz.);

aureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  of gold, golden; gilded; gold bearing; gleaming like gold; beautiful, splendid;

auricalcinus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  made of brass, brass-; of a gold-colored metal;

auricalcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  brass, golden metal; yellow copper ore, "mountain copper"; brass objects (pl.);

aurichalcinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  made of brass, brass-; of a gold-colored metal;

aurichalcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brass, golden metal; yellow copper ore, "mountain copper"; brass objects (pl.);

auricoctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  smelter/melter/refiner of gold;

auricolor*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  golden, of the color of gold;

auricomans*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  golden-haired, with golden hair; flaxen-haired; with golden foliage/leaves;

auricomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  golden-haired, with golden hair; flaxen-haired; with golden foliage/leaves;

auricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  ear (part of body/organ of hearing); sense of hearing;

auricularis*

  is, e, adj. [later bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/for/pertaining to the ear/ears; auricular;

auricularius*

  m., N2.1 person [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  ear doctor/specialist, aurist; counselor; listener, secret advisor (Ecc);

auricularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/for the ear/ears; [medicus auricularius => ear specialist];

aurifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gold-bearing, producing/yielding gold (mine/country); bearing golden fruit;

aurifex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  goldsmith;

aurificina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  goldsmith's workshop;

aurifluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flowing with gold;

aurifodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  gold mine;

aurifrisiatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gold-embroidered, embroidered with gold;

aurifrisius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gold-embroidered, embroidered with gold;

auriga*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  charioteer, driver; groom, ostler; helmsman; the Waggoner (constellation);

aurigalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a charioteer/driver;

aurigans*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  glittering with gold;

aurigarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  owner of a racing chariot; charioteer in the races in the circus (L+S);

aurigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chariot driving;

aurigator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chariot racer/race driver;

aurigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- myth --- veryrare OLD]

  one born of gold, the gold-begotten (i.e., Perseus);

aurigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- veryrare OLD]

  born of gold, gold-begotten (i.e., Perseus);

auriger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bearing gold (e.g., with gilded horns; bearing the Golden Fleece);

aurigineus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  golden/yellow (of color); jaundiced;

auriginosus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  golden/yellow (of color); jaundiced;

aurigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drive/race a chariot;

aurigo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drive/race a chariot;

aurilegulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gold picker, gold collector;

auriolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  golden, made of gold, gold colored; beautiful, brilliant, excellent, splendid;

auriphrygiatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gold-embroidered, embroidered with gold;

auriphrygius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gold-embroidered, embroidered with gold;

auripigmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  yellow/trisulphide of arsenic, bright yellow dye mineral, yellow orpiment;

auris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  ear; hearing; a discriminating sense of hearing, "ear" (for); pin on plow;

auriscalpium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  ear-pick (medical instrument), probe;

auritulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  long-eared animal, ass;

auritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with/having ears; longeared, w/large ears; hearing well, listening, attentive;

auro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gild, overlay with gold;

aurochalcinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  made of brass, brass-; of a gold-colored metal;

aurora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dawn, daybreak, sunrise; goddess of the dawn; Orient/East, peoples of the East;

auroro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shine like the sunrise;

aurosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  containing gold, gold-bearing; of the color of gold, like gold (L+S);

aurufex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  goldsmith;

aurugineus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  golden/yellow (of color); jaundiced;

aurugino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  have jaundice, be affected with jaundice;

auruginosus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  golden/yellow (of color); jaundiced;

aurugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  jaundice; pale/sickly look; mildew (plants) (L+S);

aurula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gentle breeze; whiff (of);

aurulentus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of the color of gold, golden;

aurum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  gold (metal/color), gold money, riches;

ausculatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kissing; action of kissing;

ausculator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  listener;

ausculo*

  are, -, culatum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- lesser ---]

  kiss; exchange kisses;

auscultabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  earphone, telephone receiver;

auscultatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eavesdropping, secret listening; paying heed, obeying;

auscultator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  listener; one who heeds/obeys;

auscultatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of listening/hearing;

ausculto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  listen (to); overhear, listen secretly; heed, obey;

ausculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- lesser ---]

  kiss; mouth; lips; orifice; mouthpiece (of a pipe);

auspex*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  diviner by birds, augur; soothsayer; patron, supporter; wedding functionary;

auspicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  auspicious, of favorable omen;

auspicalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- Pliny OLD]

  giving omens; pertaining to/suitable for divination/auguries;

auspicaliter*

  adv. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  after taking the auspices; with the appropriate taking of auguries;

auspicato*

  adv. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  after taking the auspices/auguries; with good omens; auspiciously;

auspicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  augury, taking of auspices;

auspicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  consecrated/approved by auguries, hollowed; auspicious/fortunate/lucky/happy;

auspicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  divination (by birds); omen; beginning; auspices (pl.); right of doing auspices;

auspico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  take auspices; seek omens; begin with auspices, make ceremonial start; portend;

auspico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  take auspices; seek omens; begin with auspices, make ceremonial start; portend;

austellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  south (diminutive/contemptuous); southern parts (pl.); gentle south wind (L+S);

auster*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  austere, plain; bitter, sour; dry (wine); sharp, pungent; dark, somber, morose;

auster*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  south; south wind; southern parts (pl.);

Austeralia*

  f., N1.1 locale [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  Australia;

austeralis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (usually called sisymbrium);

austere*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rigidly, austerely, severely;

austeritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harshness, sourness, bitterness; gloominess, somberness; severity, rigor;

austerulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  somewhat dry/astringent/harsh;

austerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  austere, plain; bitter, sour; dry (wine); sharp, pungent; dark, somber, morose;

austium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  door (w/frame); front door; starting gate; entrance to underworld; river mouth;

australis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  southern; of/brought by the south wind; of southern hemisphere (constellation);

austrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bringing the south wind;

austrinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  southern; antarctic;

austrinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  southern regions (pl.);

austrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  southern; of/brought by the south wind; of southern hemisphere (constellation);

austrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  purple dye; purple color; material dyed purple (garment, coverlet);

ausum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daring/bold deed, exploit, venture; attempt; presumptuous act, outrage; crime;

ausum*

  -, -, V5.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  intend, be prepared; dare (to go/do), act boldly, risk; (SUB for audeo-kludge);

ausus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daring, initiative; ventures (pl.);

aut*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  or, or rather/else; either...or (aut...aut) (emphasizing one);

autem*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  but (postpositive), on the other hand/contrary; while, however; moreover, also;

autenta*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon L&S]

  chief prince, head;

autenticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval drama --- uncommon OLD]

  original (document), genuine, authentic; that comes from the author;

autentus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon L&S]

  chief prince, head;

authemerum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of eye salve (presumably giving same day relief);

authemerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  acting/operating on the same day; providing/with same day service;

authenta*

  m., N1.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  chief prince, head;

authentice*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  authentically;

authenticitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  genuineness, authenticity;

authentico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  verify, authenticate;

authenticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  original/authentic document, the original; document certifying relic genuine;

authenticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  original (document), genuine, authentic; that comes from the author;

authentus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon L&S]

  chief prince, head;

authepsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cooker with its own heating compartment;

author*

  m/f., N3.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  seller, vendor; originator; historian; authority; proposer, supporter; founder;

authoramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wages, pay, fee; reward; terms of employment (esp. gladiators), contract;

authoratus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hired gladiator;

authorita*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  authority, power; one in charge;

authoritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- common L&S]

  - title (legal), ownership; right to authorize/sanction, power; decree, order;

  - authority, influence; responsibility; prestige, reputation; opinion, judgment;

authorizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  authorize, authenticate; approve, confirm; bind one's self;

authoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bind/pledge/oblige/engage oneself, hire oneself out; purchase (w/sibi), secure;

authoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hire out, sell; give authorization (guardian on behalf of ward); authorize;

authrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  seller, vendor; originator; historian; authority; proposer, supporter; founder;

autobiographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  autobiography;

autobirota*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  motorcycle;

autobirotarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  motorcyclist;

autocarrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  truck;

autochthon*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  original inhabitant, native;

autochthonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  indigenous, native; innate;

autocineticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  car-; of a car;

autocinetista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  driver;

autocinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  car;

autocratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  self-blended (wine) (i.e., of medium sweetness);

autocthon*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  original inhabitant, native;

autocthonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  indigenous, native; innate;

autographum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  holograph, document written in one's own hand;

autographus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  written with one's own hand, holograph;

automatarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  automata (pl.), automatic mechanism;

automatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  maker of automata/automatic mechanisms;

automatarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  automatic, of automata/automatic mechanisms;

automaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  automatic;

automatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern tech --- veryrare Eccl]

  automation;

automatismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  automatic device;

automatizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  automation;

automatizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  automate;

automaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  automaton, automatic/self-moving mechanism; automatic/puppet-like movements;

automatopoetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  automatic;

automatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  automaton, automatic/self-moving mechanism; automatic/puppet-like movements;

automatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ATM, automatic teller;

automatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  voluntary, spontaneous, self-moving;

autonomatia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  autonomy;

autonomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  autonomy;

autonomus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  autonomous;

autopsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  autopsy;

autopyron*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of unbolted/unsifted wheat meal, whole-wheat;

autopyros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  coarse bread made of unbolted/unsifted wheaten meal, whole-wheat bread;

autopyros*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of unbolted/unsifted wheat meal, whole-wheat;

autopyrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  coarse bread made of unbolted/unsifted wheaten meal, whole-wheat bread;

autopyrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of unbolted/unsifted wheat meal, whole-wheat;

autoraeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  car;

autoraedarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  driver;

autumnal*

  , adj. [early --- --- lesser ---]

  autumnal, of autumn, for use in autumn;

autumnalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  autumnal, of autumn, for use in autumn;

autumnasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 impers [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  autumn is approaching, autumn is coming on;

autumnesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 impers [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  autumn is approaching, autumn is coming on;

autumnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  autumn, the autumn season; autumn fruits (poet.);

autumno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bring autumnal conditions;

autumnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  autumn; autumn fruits, harvest;

autumnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of autumn, autumnal;

autumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  say, assert; say yes; affirm; mention, speak of; name, call; reckon, judge;

auturgus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  handyman;

autus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  increase, enlargement; growth;

auxiliabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bringing aid, helping;

auxiliaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assisting, succoring, help-bringing; auxiliary (troops);

auxiliaris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  auxiliary troops (pl.); allies;

auxiliarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  auxiliary troops (pl.); assistants; allies;

auxiliarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  assisting, succoring, help-bringing; auxiliary (troops);

auxiliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  help, aid;

auxiliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  helper, one who gives aid; aide, assistant (L+S);

auxiliatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  helper (female), assistant, aide;

auxiliatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  help, aid;

auxilio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  help (w/DAT); give help/aid; assist; be helpful, be of use/avail; remedy, heal;

auxilio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  help (w/DAT); give help/aid; assist; be helpful, be of use/avail; remedy, heal;

auxilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  help, assistance; remedy/antidote; supporting resource/force; auxiliaries (pl.);

auxilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small pot for cooking/preserving);

ava*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  grandmother; rooted prejudice, old wives tale;

avarca*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- France veryrare Nel]

  leather sandal worn by Pyrenean peasants;

avare*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  greedily, avariciously, rapaciously; thriftily, economically, stingily, miserly;

avariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greedily, avariciously, rapaciously; thriftily, economically, stingily, miserly;

avaritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greed, avarice; rapacity; miserliness, stinginess, meanness;

avarities*

  f., N5.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greed, avarice; rapacity; miserliness, stinginess, meanness;

avarus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  miser; stingy/mean/greedy person;

avarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  avaricious, greedy; stingy, miserly, mean; covetous, hungry for;

ave*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hail!, formal expression of greetings;

aveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carry away, carry; (passive) ride away/off, sail away, go away, depart;

avellanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Abellian;

avello*

  lere, li, volsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tear/pluck/wrench away/out/off; separate by force, part; take away, wrest;

avello*

  lere, volsi, volsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tear/pluck/wrench away/out/off; separate by force, part; take away, wrest;

avello*

  lere, vulsi, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tear/pluck/wrench away/out/off; separate by force, part; take away, wrest;

avena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  reed, straw; shepherd's pipe, pan pipe; oats, wild oats, other allied grasses;

avenaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  made from oats, oaten, oat-;

avenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/connected with oats, oat-;

avens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  willing, cheerful, glad, with pleasure; eager, anxious; covetous;

aventer*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  eagerly, earnestly, anxiously;

aveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hail; fare/be well; (IMP/INF; greeting/leaving);[ ~ jubeo => I send greetings];

aveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common ELD]

  be eager or anxious; desire, wish for, long after, crave;

averium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare SrcJ]

  beast;

avernus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  hell; the infernal regions; the lower world;

averro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sweep/brush away, take away, clear away (table);

averrunco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  avert (something bad), ward off;

aversabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  repulsive, loathsome, abominable; (from which one would turn away);

aversatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  aversion, feeling of dislike (for);

aversator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  apostate, he who abominates/turns away from; rebel, he who rebels/oppresses;

aversatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  apostate, she who abominates/turns away from; rebel, she who rebels/oppresses;

aversim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sidewise, sideways; avertedly;

aversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  loathing, abhorrence; distraction (of attention/from the point); (for) lump sum;

averso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  turn oneself away in disgust/horror, recoil; avoid, shun; refuse, reject;

aversor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  embezzler; pilferer, thief;

aversum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  back, back/hinder part; other side, obverse;

aversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  turned/facing away, w/back turned; behind, in rear; distant; averse; hostile;

averta*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  saddle-bags, traveling bag, luggage for horseback, portmanteau; (mantica);

avertarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  horse that bears the averta (saddle/traveling bag), pack-horse, sumpter;

averto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  turn away from/aside, divert, rout; disturb; withdraw; steal, misappropriate;

avia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - grandmother; rooted prejudice, old wives tale;

  - unidentified plant; groundsel (L+S); (also called senecio, erigeron);

aviarium*

  n., N2.4 where [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aviary, enclosure for birds; haunt of wild birds (poet.);

aviarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bird keeper, one who has charge of poultry;

aviarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  used for birds, bird-;

avicella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little bird;

avicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  small bird;

avicularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bird keeper, one who has charge of poultry;

avide*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  greedily, hungrily, avariciously; eagerly, impatiently;

aviditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greed, covetousness; keen desire, lust/passion; appetite (food/drink), gluttony;

aviditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  greedily; eagerly;

avidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  greedy, eager, ardent, desirous of; avaricious, insatiable; lustful, passionate;

avipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bird-footed; fleet-footed;

avis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  bird; sign, omen, portent;

avite*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  from ancient times, of old;

avitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  birds collectively, the bird family;

avitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ancestral, of one's ancestors, family; of/belonging to a grandfather;

avium*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pathless region (pl.), wild waste, wilderness, desert; lonely/solitary places;

avius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  out of the way, unfrequented, remote; pathless, trackless, untrodden; straying;

avocamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  distraction, diversion, recreation, relaxation;

avocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  process of diverting the attention; distraction, diversion;

avocator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  one who calls off/away, one who diverts;

avocatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  she who calls off/away, she who diverts;

avoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  call/summon away; dissuade, divert, distract; remove, take away (property);

avolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fly/rush away/off; hasten away, flee, vanish; fly away (missile);

avolsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  process of tearing away/pulling off;

avolsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  one who plucks/tears off/away;

avonculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  maternal uncle, mother's brother, mother's sister's husband; great uncle;

avorro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sweep/brush away, take away, clear away (table);

avorso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  turn oneself away in disgust/horror, recoil; avoid, shun; refuse, reject;

avorsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  turned/facing away, w/back turned; behind, in rear; distant; averse; hostile;

avorto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [early --- --- lesser ---]

  turn away from/aside, divert, rout; disturb; withdraw; steal, misappropriate;

avos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grandfather; forefather, ancestor;

avulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  process of tearing away/pulling off;

avulsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  one who plucks/tears off/away;

avunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  maternal uncle, mother's brother, mother's sister's husband; great uncle;

avus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grandfather; forefather, ancestor;

axamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  religious hymns (pl.) in Saturnian measure annually sung by the Salii;

axedo*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  board, plank;

axicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pair of shears;

axiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small axle; small plank, slat; small beam/pole, pin (L+S);

axilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  side; armpit;

axinomantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- Pliny OLD]

  divination by means of axes;

axio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  little horned owl;

axioma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  axiom, fundamental preposition; principle (L+S);

axis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - axle, axis, pole; chariot; the sky, heaven; north pole; region, clime;

  - Indian quadruped; (spotted deer?);

  - plank, board;

axitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unidentified toilet article;

axitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  acting together, in combination; of a party; (?);

axitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extravagant in use of axitia (unidentified toilet article);

axon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  axis of a sundial; axis/roller of a ballista; line on a sundial (L+S);

axulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small plank/board;

axungia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  axle grease (hog/animal fat) (also used as medicament);

azanius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of pine cone; pine cones which open while yet on the tree (L+S);

azimuthum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  azimuth;

azonus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  gods (pl.) who have no definite place in heaven;

Azotice*

  adv. [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Azotian, in the language/manner of Azotus/Ahdod (Esdud); (city of Palestine);

Azoticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Azotian, of/from Azotus/Ahdod (Esdud); (city of Palestine near the coast);

Azotius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Azotian, of/from Azotus/Ahdod (now Esdud); (city of Palestine near the coast);

Azotus*

  f., N2.1 locale [later --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Ahdod (now Esdud); (city of Palestine near the coast);

Azrael*

  m., N9.9 name [later --- NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  Azrael (Aramaic), angel of death;

azura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  azure; blue;

azureus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- common Med]

  azure; blue; of lapis lazuli;

azurium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  azure; blue;

azurum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  azure; blue;

azymita*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  one who used unleavened bread for Eucharist;

azymum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  unleavened bread (pl.);

azymus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  unleavened; pure, morally uncorrupted (L+S);

Baal*

  m., N9.9 name [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Baal (Syrian deity);

babae*

  inter. [classical --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wow!; exclamation of surprise or amazement;

babaecalus*

  m., N2.1 person [classical --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rich man (slang);

babbius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  designation of a large variety of olive;

babulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  babbler, fool;

baburrus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  foolish, silly;

Babylon*

  f., N3.7 locale [--- --- NearEast veryrare OLD]

  Babylon (city on Euphrates, capital of Babylonia); people of Babylon;

Babylonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Babylon (city on Euphrates, capital of Babylonia); Babylonia;

Babylonius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Babylonian, inhabitant of Babylon (city on Euphrates, capital of Babylonia);

Babylonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Babylonian, of Babylon (city on Euphrates, capital of Babylonia);

baca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  berry, fruit of tree/shrub; olive; pearl; piece/bead of coral;

bacalarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  baccalaureate, bachelor's (degree); lowest academic degree/step; bachelor;

bacalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  berry-bearer; female laurel regarded as a variety;

bacalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  berry-bearing (designation of the female laurel);

bacalusia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stupid guesses? (pl.); kind of sweetmeat? (L+S);

bacar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vessel with a long handle (like bacrio); wine glass (L+S);

bacatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  set with pearls;

bacca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  berry, fruit of tree/shrub; olive; pearl; piece/bead of coral;

baccalarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bachelor;

baccalaureatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  final exam;

baccalaureus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bachelor;

baccalaureus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  baccalaureate, bachelor's (degree); lowest academic degree/step; bachelor;

baccalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  berry-bearer; female laurel regarded as a variety;

baccalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  berry-bearing (designation of the female laurel);

baccar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified plant (cyclamen?, sowbread); another plant; w/fragrant root w/oil;

baccaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant (cyclamen?, sowbread); another plant; w/fragrant root w/oil;

bacchabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  reveling in the manner of Bacchantes, raving;

Bacchanal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  - festival/rites (pl.) of Bacchus; Bacchanalian orgy;

  - shrine/site where the rites of Bacchus were celebrated;

Bacchanalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  relating to Bacchus; Bacchanalian;

Bacchanalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  festival/rites (pl.) of Bacchus; Bacchanalian orgy;

bacchans*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  votaries (pl.) of Bacchus, Bacchantes;

bacchar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  unidentified plant (cyclamen?, sowbread); another plant; w/fragrant root w/oil;

baccharis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  unidentified plant (cyclamen?, sowbread); another plant; w/fragrant root w/oil;

bacchatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in the manner of Bacchantes, riotously, wildly;

bacchatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  celebration of rites of Bacchus; orgy, debauch; reveling Bacchanalian fashion;

bacchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of drinking goblet/bowl;

bacchiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  name for the choriambic meter;

bacchius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  metrical foot of three syllables, either long-long-short or short-long-long;

baccho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  celebrate rites of Bacchus; revel/rave/riot; run wild; be frenzied/raving mad;

Bacchus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  Bacchus, god of wine/vine; the vine, wine;

bacchus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of sea-fish (myxon L+S);

bacciballum*

  n., N2.2 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  piece; woman (slang), bit of stuff/fluff;

baccifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  berry-bearing;

baccillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stick (small), walking stick, staff; shaft/handle (weapon/tool); lictor's staff;

baccina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called apollinaris);

bacco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  run riot/wild/crazy, dash in a frenzy; be frenzied;

baceolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stupid, slow-witted, unintelligent, inept; foolish, silly; (used by Augustus);

bacifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  berry-bearing;

bacile*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  basin;

bacilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  low, base;

bacillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bacillus;

bacillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stick (small), walking stick, staff; shaft/handle (weapon/tool); lictor's staff;

bacillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bacillus;

bacillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stick (small), walking stick, staff; shaft/handle (weapon/tool); lictor's staff;

bacrio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vessel with long handle, ladle;

bacterialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bacterial;

bactericidus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bactericidal;

bacteriologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bacteriologist;

bacterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bacterium;

bactroperita*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one carrying/with staff and pouch; nickname of a Cynic philosopher;

bacula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small berry;

baculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stick, walking stick, staff; lictor's rod/staff (not fascas); scepter; crozier;

baculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stick, walking stick, staff; lictor's rod/staff (not fascas); scepter; crozier;

badisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  go, proceed; walk;

baditis*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (nymphaea);

badius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bay, reddish-brown, chestnut; (color, esp. applied to horses);

badizo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go, proceed; walk;

bae*

  f., N1.6 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  palm branch; Baiae (pl.) posh Bay of Naples resort w/hot springs, the Palms;

Baetica*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Spain lesser OLD]

  Baectia (province in southern Spain, Andalusia/Granada);

baeticatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri Spain veryrare OLD]

  clothed in wool from Baectia (province in southern Spain, Andalusia/Granada);

baeto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  go;

baetulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  species of meteoric stone;

baia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  palm branch; Baiae (pl.) posh Bay of Naples resort w/hot springs, the Palms;

baijulo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  carry, bear (load);

baijulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  porter, pall-bearer, carrier of a burden; steward; letter-carrier (L+S);

baillium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  castle-bailey; L:bail, security;

bajolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  porter, pall-bearer, carrier of a burden; steward; letter-carrier (L+S);

bajulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carrying/bearing of burdens/loads;

bajulator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carrier, porter, one carrying/bearing burdens/loads;

bajulatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging to carrier/porter (e.g., a sedan chair);

bajulo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  carry, bear (load);

bajulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  porter, pall-bearer, carrier of a burden; steward; letter-carrier (L+S);

balaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  whale;

balaenaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  made of whalebone;

balanatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  perfumed with oil of Ben (winged Horse-radish tree seeds Moringa pterygosperms);

balaninus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of ben-nut (winged seeds of the Horse-radish tree, Moringa pterygosperms);

balanites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

balanitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of chestnut; (shaped like an acorn L+S);

balans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bleater; sheep (pl.);

balans*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bleating as proper epithet of sheep;

balantus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  anointed/perfumed with balsam; embalmed;

balanus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acorn; other nuts, chestnut, ben-nut; date; balsam; shell-fish; suppository;

balatro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  buffoon, fool; jester, joker; bleater, babbler;

balatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bleating (of sheep/goats);

balaustium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  flower of the pomegranate;

balbe*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inarticulately; obscurely;

balbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stammering, stuttering, lisping, suffering from a speech defect; fumbling;

balbuties*

  f., N5.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  stammering; (balbuties);

balbutio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stammer, stutter; lisp; speak obscurely/indistinctly; babble;

balbuttio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stammer, stutter; lisp; speak obscurely/indistinctly; babble;

baldachinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  canopy;

baldachinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  canopy;

balena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  whale;

balenaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  made of whalebone;

balinea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  baths (pl.);

balineare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bath utensils (pl.);

balinearis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pertaining/belonging to baths/bathhouse; bathhouse;

balinearium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  baths (pl.), bathhouses, places for bathing;

balinearius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pertaining/relating to baths/bathhouse; bathhouse;

balineaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bath money, piece of money to be paid for bath;

balineator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bath-attendant; keeper of a bathhouse;

balineatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining/related to a bath;

balineatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bath attendant (female);

balineolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small bath;

balineum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bath; bathroom, (public) bath place/rooms (esp. pl.); bathtub; act of bathing;

baliolus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dark, swarthy, chestnut-colored?;

balis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant; (vine?);

baliscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bath?;

baliscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of vine?;

balista*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  ballista, large military engine for throwing stones and missiles;

balistarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  artillery emplacement;

balistarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of ballistas;

balistium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  music/songs accompanying dancing;

balito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bleat;

ballaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  whale;

ballaenaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  made of whalebone;

ballatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  dance;

ballator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- inscription L&S]

  dancer?;

ballematicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  accompanying the dance;

ballena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  whale;

ballista*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  ballista, large military engine for throwing stones and missiles;

ballistarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  artillery emplacement;

ballistarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of ballistas;

ballistium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  music/songs accompanying dancing;

ballium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  bail; security;

ballivus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  bailiff;

ballo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  dance;

ballote*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, black horehound?;

balluca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- Spain uncommon L&S]

  gold-dust, gold-sand;

ballux*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- Spain uncommon L&S]

  gold-dust, gold-sand;

balnea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  baths (pl.);

balneare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bath utensils (pl.);

balnearis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pertaining/belonging to baths/bathhouse; bathhouse;

balnearium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  baths (pl.), bathhouses, places for bathing;

balnearius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pertaining/relating to baths/bathhouse; bathhouse;

balneaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bath money, piece of money to be paid for bath;

balneator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bath-attendant; keeper of a bathhouse;

balneatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining/related to a bath;

balneatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bath attendant (female);

balneolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small bathroom;

balneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bath; bathtub; act of bathing; bathroom, (public) bath place/rooms (esp. pl.);

balo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bleat, baa (like a sheep); talk foolishly;

balsameus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of balsam (aromatic resin used as unguent/salve); balsamic;

balsaminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of balsam (aromatic resin used as unguent/salve); balsamic;

balsamum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  balsam; balsam tree/gum (aromatic resin used as unguent/salve); balsam; balm;

baltearius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  maker of sword belts/baldrics;

balteolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small girdle;

balteum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  belt; shoulder-band/baldric; woman's girdle; band around neck/breast of horse;

balteus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  belt; shoulder-band/baldric; woman's girdle; band around neck/breast of horse;

baluca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- Spain uncommon L&S]

  gold-dust, gold-sand;

balux*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- Spain uncommon OLD]

  gold-dust, gold-sand;

bambusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  bamboo;

banana*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  banana;

bananicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vine (w/vitis);

banca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  bank/mound; bench/shelf, tradesman's stall/counter; money-changer's table;

bancale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  cushion;

bancarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  banker;

banchus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  species of fish;

bancus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  bank/mound; bench/shelf, tradesman's stall/counter; money-changer's table;

bancus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  species of fish;

bannita*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  syllable;

bannium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal Britian lesser Med]

  proclamation, edict; ban; penalty; marriage banns (pl.);

bannum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal Britian lesser Med]

  proclamation, edict; ban; penalty; marriage banns (pl.);

bannus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval legal Britian lesser Med]

  proclamation, edict; ban; penalty; marriage banns (pl.);

bapheum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dye-house;

bapheus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dyer;

baphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dye-house;

baptes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

baptisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  baptism; dipping in/under, washing, ablution;

baptismalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  baptismal;

baptismum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  baptism; washing, sprinkling;

baptismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  baptism; washing, sprinkling;

baptista*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  baptizer; baptist;

baptisterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plunge-bath, place for bathing/swimming; baptistery; baptismal font;

baptizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  baptizing, baptism;

baptizator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  baptizer, baptist; minister of baptism;

baptizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  baptize; immerse;

barathrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abyss, chasm, pit; the infernal region, the underworld;

baratrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Saxo]

  infernal region, hell;

barba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  beard/ whiskers; large unkempt beard (pl.); [Jovis ~ => shrub Anthyllis barba];

barbara*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  foreign/barbarian woman; kind of plaster; plaster applied to raw wounds (L+S);

barbare*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in a foreign language; rudely, uncouthly, inelegantly; roughly, savagely;

barbaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strange/foreign land; uncivilized races, barbarity; brutality; barbarism;

barbaricarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  gold-weaver, embroiderer in gold; gilder;

barbarice*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  barbarously, uncouthly, rudely; like a foreigner, in a foreign language;

barbaricum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  foreign land/country;

barbaricum*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  barbarously, uncouthly, rudely; like a foreigner, in a foreign language;

barbaricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  outlandish; foreign, strange; barbarous, savage; of uncivilized world/people;

barbaries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strange/foreign land; uncivilized races, barbarity; brutality; barbarism;

barbarismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  barbarism, impropriety of speech;

barbarolexis*

  f., N3.7 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  perversion of form of a word, change/inflection of Greek to Latin usage;

barbarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  barbarism; impropriety of speech; kind of plaster (applied to raw wounds L+S);

barbarus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  barbarian, uncivilized person; foreigner (not Greek/Roman);

barbarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  foreign, of/used by/typical of foreigners; cruel, savage; uncivilized, uncouth;

barbasculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  whipper-snapper?;

barbatoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ceremony of the first shaving of the beard; shaving of the beard;

barbatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having small/foppish beard;

barbatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bearded, having a beard; (like the men of antiquity); (as sign of) adult;

barbesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  get a beard, begin to grow/sprout a beard;

barbiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bearded (like a goat);

barbio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  raise/grow a beard;

barbitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  growth of beard; beard;

barbiton*

  n., N2.8 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lyre (properly of a lower pitch); lute (Ecc);

barbitonsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  barber;

barbitos*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lyre (properly of a lower pitch); lute (Ecc);

barbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  supply with a beard (or perhaps a nonsense word);

barbula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little beard (as worn by young Romans L+S);

barbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  barbel, river barbel (Cyprinus barbus);

barca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  small boat; bark, barge;

barcala*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fool, simpleton;

barditus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  trumpeting (of an elephant); war-cry, battle-cry (of the Germans);

bardocucullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  cloak/overcoat (Gallic); (with hood/cowl, of woolen stuff L+S);

Bardus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama France uncommon OLD]

  bard (Gallic), poet-singer, minstrel;

bardus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stupid, slow, dull;

barile*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  cask;

baripe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

baris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- Egypt veryrare OLD]

  flat-bottomed boat used on the Nile;

baritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  trumpeting (of an elephant); war-cry, battle-cry (of the Germans);

baro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ELD]

  baron; magnate; tenant-in-chief (of crown/earl); burgess; official; husband;

baro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  block-head, lout, dunce, simpleton; slave (Latham);

barocus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  baroque; odd;

barometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  barometer;

baronia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  barony;

baroptenus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

barosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  foolish, stupid, weak, effeminate;

barrinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to/belonging to an elephant;

barrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  trumpet (of an elephant);

barritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  trumpeting (of an elephant); war-cry, battle-cry (of the Germans);

barrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elephant;

Baruch*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Baruch; (book of Old Testament);

barycephalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  top-heavy; with low walls and broad roofs (L+S);

barycus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  top-heavy; with low walls and broad roofs (L+S);

barypicron*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri Greece veryrare L&S]

  Greek epithet for wormwood (very bitter);

barython*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called Sabina);

barythonon*

  , adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  not accented on the last syllable;

barythonos*

  , adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  not accented on the last syllable;

barytonista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  baritone;

bas*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pedestal; base, point of attachment; foundation, support; chord (of an arc);

basaltes*

  m., N3.3 thing [late --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  dark and very hard species of marble in Ethiopia; (M, contrary to rule L+S);

basanites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of quartz used in touchstones/whetstones/mortars (basanite?); teststone;

bascauda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Britian uncommon OLD]

  basin (kind of British origin); mat or dish holder of fine basket-work (L+S);

basella*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  small pedestal/base;

basiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kiss;

basiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kisser, one who kisses;

basicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small pedestal/base;

basileum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Egypt inscription OLD]

  crown (on statue of Isis); royal/princely ornament; an eye salve;

basileus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  king;

basilica*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  basilica; oblong hall with colonnade as law court/exchange; church (medieval);

basilicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  haunter of basilicas; one doing/soliciting business in cathedral/public place;

basilice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  black plaster; an eye salve;

basilice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  royally, in a princely fashion/a magnificent manner; wholly, completely (L+S);

basilicola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  small/little church/chapel;

basilicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  black plaster; an eye salve;

basilicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  basil;

basilicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  best throw in dice; (royal/king's throw); princely robe; best kind of nuts;

basilicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  best throw in dice; (royal/king's throw); (also called Venereus);

basilicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  royal, princely, magnificent, splendid; kind of vine;

basilisca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called regula); (antidote for bite of basilisk/cockatrice);

basiliscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  basilisk, cockatrice; kind of snake/lizard;

basilium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Egypt inscription OLD]

  crown (on statue of Isis); royal/princely ornament; an eye salve;

basio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kiss, give a kiss;

basioballum*

  n., N2.2 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  woman (slang), piece, bit of fluff, crumpet;

basiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little kiss, peck;

basis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pedestal; base, point of attachment; foundation, support; chord (of an arc);

basium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kiss; kiss of the hand;

bassilica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  basilica; oblong hall with colonnade used as law court or exchange;

bassista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  bass-singer;

bassus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  low, base; base (Cal); [follis bassus => baseball];

bastaga*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  carriage of baggage, carrying of freight on wagons, cartage, transport;

bastagarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  baggage-master;

bastagia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  carriage of baggage, carrying of freight on wagons, cartage, transport;

bastarda*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  female bastard; bastard daughter;

bastardia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  bastardy;

bastardus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  bastard; bastard son;

bastardus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  bastard; spurious; impure;

basterna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sedan chair/litter (enclosed on all sides, carried by mules);

basternarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bearer of a sedan chair/litter;

bat*

  conj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  but, while, however; (contemptuous parity of "at" - b-b-but);

batalaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of warship;

batallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  clapper (of bell);

batenim*

  conj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  but, yet, nevertheless, however; (contemptuous parity of "atenim" - b-b-but);

bathrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  base, pedestal;

batia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fish; (perh. skate or ray);

batiaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drinking vessel, cup, goblet;

batillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shovel; fire/coal/dirt/dung shovel; chafing dish, fire/fumigating/incense pan;

batillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shovel; fire/coal/dirt/dung shovel; chafing dish, fire/fumigating/incense pan;

batioca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinking vessel, cup, goblet;

batiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinking vessel, cup, goblet;

batis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant (prob. samphire, Crithmum maritimum and sim. species);

batrachion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant of genus Ranunculus;

batrachites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (frog-green L+S);

batrachium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant of genus Ranunculus;

batrachus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fish (prob. angler, Lophius piscatorius);

battalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  fighting/fencing exercises of soldiers and gladiators;

battis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant (prob. samphire, Crithmum maritimum and sim. species);

batto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  pound, beat, hit, strike; fence (with swords);

battualia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  fighting/fencing exercises of soldiers and gladiators;

battuarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  mortar;

battuens*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fencer;

battuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pound, beat hit, strike; fence (with swords);

battutus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  whipped (as in whipped cream);

batuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pound, beat hit, strike; fence (with swords);

batus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare L&S]

  bath, Hebrew liquid measure (about 9 gallons);

batus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bramble; blackberry bush, raspberry bush;

baubatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  barking;

baubo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bark;

baubo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bark (of dogs), bay, howl;

baxa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of sandal; (woven, worn on comic stage and by philosophers L+S);

baxea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of sandal; (woven, worn on comic stage and by philosophers L+S);

baxearius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sandal maker; maker of woven shoes (L+S);

baxiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sandal maker; maker of woven shoes (L+S);

bdella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  aromatic gum; tree (prob. of genus Balsamodendron);

bdellium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  aromatic gum; tree (prob. of genus Balsamodendron);

be*

  inter. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  baa (sound made by sheep);

beate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  happily; excellently, felicitously; lavishly, abundantly;

beatificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  beatification, act of beatifying; (first step to sainthood);

beatifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  bless; make happy;

beatificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  making happy or blessed, blessing;

beatitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  supreme happiness, blessedness, a blessed condition, beatitude;

beatitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  supreme happiness, blessedness, a blessed condition, beatitude;

beatulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sainted/happy fellow; (ironic/of the dead);

beatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blessed (said of a deceased person);

beatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  happiness, blessedness; good fortune; good circumstances;

beatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  happy/fortunate men/persons (pl.); "the_rich"; The Blessed, Saints;

beatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- frequent ---]

  blessed, blissful; "Saint" (in early Church, less formal);

beatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  happy, fortunate, bringing happiness; rich, wealthy, copious, sumptuous;

beber*

  m., N2.3 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  beaver;

bebo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bleat;

bebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  weapon of barbarous nations;

bebrinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to beaver, beaver-;

beccus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bill, beak; (esp. of cock);

bechicus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for a cough;

bechion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (perh. coltsfoot, Tussiago farfara); (good for cough L+S);

Beda*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Bede; (Venerable Bede, 673-735, English historian/theologian);

Beduinus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Bedouin;

bee*

  inter. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  baa; sound made by a sheep;

behemoth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later agri NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  behemoth (Hebrew), great/monstrous beast; (hippopotamus?); (Job 40:10);

behmoth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later agri NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  behemoth (Hebrew), great/monstrous beast; (hippopotamus?); (Job 40:10);

beia*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  see!; (comic word as contemptuous echo of "heia");

bekah*

  n., N9.9 thing [later legal NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  half shekel (Hebrew);

belbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  hyena;

Belga*

  m., N1.1 group [--- --- France common OLD]

  Belgae (pl.); (people of N Gaul - in Caesar's Gallic War);

Belgicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- France common OLD]

  of/connected with the Belgae; (tribe of N Gaul);

Belgium*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  Belgium, country of Belgae; (tribe of N Gaul);

belion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  strong smelling plant (poley-germander, Teucrium polium?);

belivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  bleating; baaing; talking foolishly;

bellarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dessert; sweetmeats (pl.), dainties, sweets;

bellator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  warrior, fighter; soldier;

bellator*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  warlike, martial; of war [~ equus => war horse];

bellatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  warlike, pugnacious; useful in war; martial;

bellatorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common L&S]

  war-like, martial, ready to fight, valorous; spirited/war/battle (horse);

bellatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  female warrior;

bellatrix*

  , adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  warlike, martial; skilled/useful in war; of animals/things used in war;

bellatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pretty, neat;

bellax*

  , adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  warlike; martial;

belle*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - well, nicely; satisfactorily/agreeably, suitably/neatly; fortunately/favorably;

  - well; [w/esse => have a nice time; w/habere => be well; w/est => all is well];

belliatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pretty little (term of endearment);

belliatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pretty, beautiful;

bellicosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  warlike, fierce; fond of war;

bellicrepus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  marked by sound of arms; [~a saltio => armed dance, dance in arms];

bellicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- common L&S]

  signal (on trumpet) for march/attack/etc. (w/canere); military trumpet call;

bellicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  of war, military; warlike; [~um canere => sound attack horn/begin hostilities];

bellifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  waging war, warring; warlike, martial; war-, battle-;

belliger*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  waging war, warring; warlike, martial; war-, battle-;

belligerator*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  warrior, combatant;

belligero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- common OLD]

  wage or carry on war; be at war;

belligero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  wage or carry on war; be at war;

bellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  meadow flower (unidentified); (yellow ox-eye daisy - L+S);

bellipotens*

  , adj. [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  powerful/mighty/valiant in war; (often of gods);

bellis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  flower (perh. daisy); (white daisy, ox-eye - L+S);

bellisonus*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  sounding of/like war/battle;

bellitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  elegance; beauty, loveliness;

bello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  fight, wage war, struggle; take part in war/battle/fight (also animals/games);

bello*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- war --- common OLD]

  fight, wage war, struggle; take part in war/battle/fight (also animals/games);

bellonaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (solanum) used by priests at festival of Bellona (goddess of war);

bellosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  warlike;

Bellovacus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Bellovaci, tribe of Gallia Belgica (near Rouen in Normandy) - Caesar;

bellua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  beast, wild animal (incl. sea creature); monster, brute (great size/ferocity);

bellualis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bestial, brutish; brutal;

belluatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  provided with beasts (real or on embroidery);

belluilis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bestial, brutish; brutal;

belluinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  proper/pertaining to beasts, bestial;

bellule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prettily, nicely, finely;

bellulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pretty/nice (little), fine, lovely, beautiful;

bellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  war, warfare; battle, combat, fight; (at/in) (the) war(s); military force, arms;

bellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pretty, handsome, charming, pleasant, agreeable, polite; nice, fine, excellent;

belo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bleat, baa (like a sheep); talk foolishly;

beloacos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called dictamnus);

belone*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fish (same as acus); pipefish, needlefish, hornpike, gar;

belotocos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called dictamnus);

belua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  beast, wild animal (incl. sea creature); monster, brute (great size/ferocity);

belualis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bestial, brutish; brutal;

beluatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  provided with beasts (real or on embroidery);

beluilis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bestial, brutish; brutal;

beluinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  proper/pertaining to beasts, bestial;

beluosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  that abounds/abounding in beasts/monsters;

beluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  proper/pertaining to beasts, bestial;

bema*

  n., N3.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sanctuary; bishop's chair; pulpit;

bene*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  well, very, quite, rightly, agreeably, cheaply, in good style; better; best;

benedice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with friendly words, kindly;

benedico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [later eccl --- veryfreq ---]

  bless; praise; speak well of; speak kindly of (classically 2 words);

benedictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  blessing; benediction; extolling, praising; consecrated/sacred object;

benedictionale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  book of benedictions/formulas of blessings;

benedictorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stoup; holy-water basin;

benedictus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  blessed/blest one; an approved/praised person, spoken well of;

benedictus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  blessed; blest; approved/praised/spoken well of (person);

benedicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  friendly, kind; speaking friendly words; beneficent;

benefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  do service/good to; make well/ably; benefit; bless; (usu. 2 words);

benefactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  performing an act of kindness; doing a favor/kindness/boon;

benefactor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  benefactor; he who does/confers a favor/kindness;

benefactum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  benefit, service (also as 2 words); good deed (usu. pl.);

benefice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  beneficently;

beneficentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  beneficence, kindness; honorable treatment;

beneficiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  prebendary, holder of benefice;

beneficiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  privileged soldiers (pl.) (exempt from certain duties) (ex., bodyguards);

beneficiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that is given as a favor; pertaining to a favor;

beneficiatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  prebendary, holder of benefice;

beneficiatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  status of beneficiarius, privileged soldier (exempt from certain duties);

beneficientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  beneficence, kindness;

beneficium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  kindness, favor, benefit, service, help; privilege, right;

beneficus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beneficent, kind, generous, liberal, serviceable;

benefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be blessed; receive a benefit; (benefacio PASS);

benemerens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  well deserving;

benemeritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  well deserved/due/deserving;

benemorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having good moral qualities;

beneolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  agreeable smell;

beneplacens*

  , adj. [late eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  pleasing, acceptable;

beneplaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  please; be pleasing to;

beneplacitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  pleasure; approval, favor; good will, gracious purpose;

beneplacitus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  pleasing, acceptable; agreeable;

benesonans*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  melodious, sweet-sounding; loud;

benesuadus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  advising well;

benevole*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in a spirit of good will, in a friendly manner;

benevolens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  friend, well-wisher, kind-heart;

benevolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kind, friendly, benevolent, well-wishing, kind-hearted;

benevolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  benevolence, kindness, goodwill; favor; endearments;

benevolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  well-wisher, friend;

benevolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  well-wishing, kind, benevolent, friendly, devoted;

benificium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kindness/favor/benefit/service/help; privilege/right; sacred office+revenues;

benigne*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kindly, benevolently, obligingly; courteously, cheerfully; freely, generously;

benignitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kindness, courtesy; friendliness, benevolence; liberality, favor; bounty; mercy;

benigniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kindly, in a friendly manner; benignly;

benigno*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  rejoice, take delight (in);

benignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  kind, favorable, obliging; kindly, mild, affable; liberal, bounteous;

benivole*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in a spirit of good will, in a friendly manner;

benivolens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  friend, well-wisher, kind-heart;

benivolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kind, friendly, benevolent, well-wishing, kind-hearted;

benivolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  benevolence, kindness, goodwill; favor; endearments;

benivolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  well-wisher, friend;

benivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  well-wishing, kind, benevolent, friendly, devoted;

benna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- France veryrare L&S]

  kind of carriage (wickerwork?); (Gallic);

benzinarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  petrol tank;

benzinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pump-attendant;

benzinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  petrol;

beo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bless, make happy, gladden, delight; enrich (with);

berbex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wether (castrated male sheep); stupid/sluggish person;

bergomagister*

  m., N2.3 person [later legal --- uncommon Med]

  bergomeister; mayor;

berillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  beryl; [berylius aeroides => sapphire (L+S)];

berna*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  slave; servant;

bernus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  serf;

berula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  herb (also called cardamine);

berullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beryl; [berylius aeroides => sapphire (L+S)];

bervex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wether (castrated male sheep); stupid/sluggish person;

beryllos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beryl; [berylius aeroides => sapphire (L+S)];

beryllus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beryl; [berylius aeroides => sapphire (L+S)];

bes*

  num. card [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two thirds; [bes alter => one and two thirds];

bes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two thirds of any whole; [ex bese => in ratio of 2:3; or 8, 2/3 of 12];

bes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  two thirds of any whole; [ex bese => in ratio of 2:3; or 8, 2/3 of 12];

besalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two thirds; of small value; (often means eight, as 2/3 of 12 mos. L+S);

bessalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two thirds; of small value; (often means eight, as 2/3 of 12 mos. L+S);

bestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  beast, animal, creature; wild beast/animal, beast of prey in arena;

bestialis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bestial, like a beast; fierce;

bestialitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  bestiality;

bestiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fighter with wild beasts at public shows;

bestiarius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/with/pertaining to beasts;

bestiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  little creature, insect;

beta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  beet, beetroot;

beta*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  beta (second letter of Greek alphabet); second of anything, second item;

betaceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  beetroot;

betaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/from/pertaining to a beet;

beth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  bet; (2nd letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as B and V);

Bethleemites*

  m., N1.7 group [later --- NearEast lesser SrcW]

  inhabitant/citizen of Bethlehem; (town where Christ was born);

Bethsames*

  f., N1.7 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Bethsames; (town in Palistine);

Bethsames*

  , adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Bethsamite, of/from Bethsames (town in Palistine);

betis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  beet, beetroot;

betisso*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be languid (soft as a beet);

betizo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be languid (soft as a beet);

beto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go;

betula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  birch tree;

betulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  birch tree;

biaeothanatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dying by violence; that dies a violent death;

biarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  office of biarchus, commissaryship;

biarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  commissary, superintendent of provisions;

bibale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gratuity;

bibax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that is given to drinking, given to drink;

biberarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drink seller;

bibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drinkable, potable;

bibio*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small insect generated in wine;

bibitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  drinker; tippler;

Biblia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  Bible (later and more common usage);

biblicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  biblical;

biblinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- Egypt veryrare L&S]

  made of Egyptian papyrus;

bibliographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bibliography;

bibliographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bibliographic;

bibliographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  copyist;

bibliopegus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bookbinder;

bibliopola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bookseller;

bibliopolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bookstore;

bibliotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  library (either collection of books or the building, also person in charge);

bibliothecalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging to a library (either collection of books or the building);

bibliothecarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  librarian;

bibliothece*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  library (either collection of books or the building, also person in charge);

bibliothecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small library/collection of books;

Biblium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Bible (pl.) (early usage);

biblus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- Egypt veryrare OLD]

  Egyptian papyrus;

bibo*

  bere, bi, bitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drink; toast; visit, frequent (w/river name); drain, draw off; thirst for; suck;

bibo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hard drinker, tippler, drunkard; kind of worm bread in wine;

bibonius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hard drinker, tippler, drunkard;

bibosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  addicted/given to drink, fond of drink;

Bibrax*

  f., N3.1 locale [classical --- France lesser ---]

  Bibrax, a town of the Remi in central Gaul;

bibrevis*

  is, e, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  having meter consisting of two short syllables;

bibulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fond of drinking, ever thirsty; soaking, sodden; spongy, absorbent, porous;

bicallis*

  m., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  foot-path, path;

bicameratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  receptacle with two compartments;

bicameratus*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  double vaulted/arched;

bicaps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  two-headed; with two summits; having two parts, two-fold;

biceps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two-headed; with two summits; having two parts, two-fold;

bicepson*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  two-headed; with two summits; having two parts, two-fold;

bicepsos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  two-headed; with two summits; having two parts, two-fold;

bicessis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  twenty asses (money);

bicinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  duet;

bicips*

  , adj. [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  two-headed; with two summits; having two parts, two-fold;

biclinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dining couch for two persons;

bicodulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  having two tails;

bicolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of two colors;

bicolorus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  of two colors;

bicomis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  with hair/bristles down on both sides of neck, with double mane (horses);

Bicorniger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  two-horned (god), epithet of Bacchus;

bicornis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two-horned; two-pronged; having two points; having two peaks (mountain);

bicornis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  horned animals (pl.) sacrifice;

bicorpor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  double-bodied, having two bodies;

bicors*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  having two hearts; dissembling, false, treacherous;

bicoxus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having two thighs/hips; having two haunches;

bicrotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  light galley, perhaps propelled by two banks of oars;

bicubitalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of two cubits length;

bicubitalus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of two cubits length;

bidens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  heavy hoe, mattock with two iron teeth;

bidens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  animal for sacrifice (esp. sheep);

bidens*

  , adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  two-pronged; with two teeth; two bladed; having two permanent teeth;

bidental*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  place struck by lightning where forbidden to tread; sacrifice offered there;

bidentalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  of sacred place (place struck by lightning) or of sacrifice offered there;

bidentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  harrowing; (working ground with bidens, heavy mattock); breaking/tearing up;

biduanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  continuing for two days, for a period of two days; of/for two days;

biduum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two days (period of ...);

biduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  continuing for two days, of/for two days;

biennalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  continuing for two years, over two years; of two years;

biennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  two years old; lasting two years;

biennium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two years (period of ...);

bifaciatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  two-faced; two-sided, having two sides;

bifariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in two parts/places/ways, on two sides;

bifarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  twofold, double;

bifax*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  two-faced;

bifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bearing twice, bearing fruit or flowers twice a year;

biferus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  compounded of two animals, two-fold form; heterogeneous;

bifestus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  doubly festive; [~ dies => twofold festival];

bifidatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cloven, cleft, forked; divided in two parts;

bifidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cloven, cleft, forked; divided in two parts;

bifilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  double thread;

bifissus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cloven, cleft, forked; divided in two parts;

biforis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  having two leaves/casements (door/window)/openings, folding; from a double pipe;

biformatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of double form, two formed; consisting of two parts/forms;

biformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of double form, two formed; consisting of two parts/forms; two-faced (Janus);

biformitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  double-fullness;

biforus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  having two leaves/casements (door/window)/openings, folding; from a double pipe;

bifrons*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  two-faced, with/having two faces; having two foreheads; having two sides;

bifurcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fork; point at which anything forks; fork of thighs, crotch;

bifurcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two-forked, two pronged, bifurcated;

biga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two-horsed chariot (pl.); span/pair of horses; pair harnessed to an open car;

bigamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  bigamy;

bigamus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  bigamist;

bigamus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  twice married;

bigarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  driver of a two-horse chariot (bigae);

bigatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  silver coin with a representation of bigae (two-horsed chariot);

bigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stamped (coin) with a representation of bigae (two-horsed chariot);

bigeminus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  doubled;

bigemmis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having two buds; set with two precious stones;

bigener*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  from two different races, hybrid, mongrel;

bigenus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hybrid;

bigna*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twins (pl.) (female);

bigus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  yoked two together; (contraction of biiugus);

bijugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two horsed; yoked two abreast; from a chariot;

bijugis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  horses (pl.) yoked two abreast; two brothers; consuls from same family (L+S);

bijugus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  horses (pl.) yoked two abreast; two brothers; consuls from same family (L+S);

bijugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two horsed; yoked two abreast; double, a pair of; for two horse chariots;

bikinianus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bikini-like;

bilanx*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having two scales (balance);

bilateralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  bilateral; mutual;

bilbo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make a noise like a liquid agitated in a vessel; (slosh?);

bilibra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  two pounds; (two Roman pounds equals about one and a half US pounds);

bilibralis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  two-pound, weighing/containing two pounds; (2 Roman pounds = one and a half US);

bilibris*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  two-pound, weighing/containing two pounds; (2 Roman pounds = one and a half US);

bilinguis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two-tongued, speaking two/jumbled languages; treacherous, false, hypocritical;

biliosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  full of bile, bilious;

bilis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  gall, bile; wrath, anger, indignation; madness, melancholy, folly;

bilix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having two threads; with a double thread, double/two threaded;

bilocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  bilocation, fact/power of being in two places at once;

bilongus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  doubly long; [~ pes => consisting of two long syllables];

bilustris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lasting two lustres, lasting 10 years;

bilychnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having two lights/wicks;

bimammiis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having two breasts; double bosomed; (said of grapes growing in pairs);

bimaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  situated between two seas; of/connected with two seas; (of Corinth);

bimaritus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bigamist, a husband having two wives;

bimater*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having two mothers; twice born (of Bacchus);

bimatris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  having two mothers; twice born (of Bacchus);

bimatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two years of age; (of animals);

bimatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  two years old;

bimembris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having limbs of two kinds, part man part beast;

bimembris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Centaurs (pl.); part man part beast;

bimenstris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two months old; of/for/lasting two months;

bimenstruus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  two months old; of/for/lasting two months;

bimestre*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  bimestrially, every two months;

bimestris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two months old; of/lasting two months; occurring every two months;

bimeter*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  consisting of two meters (poem, literary work);

bimotorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  twin-motor;

bimulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two years old (only/a mere);

bimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  two years old; for/lasting two years;

binarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  consisting of/containing two; [~ formae => coins of value 2 gold pieces];

binatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  duplication;

binio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  number two; a deuce;

bino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  duplicate; binate (offer two masses in one day);

binoctium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  period of two nights;

binoculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  binoculars;

binominis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having two names;

binubus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  doubly married man; (remarried or bigamist?);

binus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two by two; 2 each; in pairs; 2 at time; on 2 occasions; double, twofold;

biographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  biography;

biographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  biographic;

biologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  biology;

biologicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  biological;

biologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  biologist;

biometria*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  biometry;

biometricus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  biometric;

biopsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  biopsy;

bios*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny L&S]

  wine (celebrated and wholesome Greek wine L+S);

biosphaera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  biosphere;

biotechnicus*

  m., N2.1 person [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  biotechnician;

biothanatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dying by violence; that dies a violent death;

bioticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  of/belonging to/associated with/used in common life, common; practical;

biotopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  biotope; smallest subdivision of a habitat (having high uniformity);

bipalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bimattock, double mattock, implement for double-digging/trenching;

bipalmis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two palms/spans (long/broad - 6 inches, Roman foot being 4 palmi);

bipalmus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  two palms/spans (long/broad - 6 inches, Roman foot being 4 palmi);

bipartio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  divide in two parts; bisect; divide;

bipartitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twofold division; dividing in two, split;

bipartito*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in two parts/divisions/ways/directions; [esse ~ => to be divided];

bipartitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bipartite, that is divided in two parts; double (Ecc);

bipatens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  opening two ways; open in two directions; having both leaves open, wide open;

bipeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  tile/flagstone two feet long (for pavements);

bipedale*

  n., N3.4 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  tile/flagstone two feet long (for pavements);

bipedalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two feet long, wide or thick, measuring two feet;

bipedalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  distance/depth of two feet, two feet;

bipedaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  two feet long, wide or thick, measuring two feet;

bipennifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bearing a two edged axe;

bipennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  two-edged; having two wings;

bipennis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  two edged ax; battle ax;

bipensilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that may be suspended on two sides;

bipertio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  divide in two parts; bisect; divide;

bipertitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twofold division; dividing in two, split;

bipertito*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in two parts/divisions/ways; [esse ~ => to be divided];

bipertitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bipartite, that is divided in two parts; double (Ecc);

bipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  two-footed; bipedal; on two feet (of quadrupeds);

bipinnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  two-edged; having two wings;

bipinnis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  two edged ax; battle ax;

biplex*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  twofold, double; divided; two-faced;

biprorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  having two prows (ship), double-ended;

biprosopum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of salve or plaster;

biprosopus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of salve or plaster;

bipunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  colon;

biremis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  two-oared; having two oars to each bench/banks of oars; having two oars (L+S);

biremis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  bireme, vessel having 2 oars to each bench/2 banks of oars; 2-oared boat (L+S);

biretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  biretta/square Catholic clergy hat; (priest=black; bishop=purple; cardinal=red);

birota*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  two-wheeled vehicle, cabriolet; bicycle (Cal);

birotarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bicyclist;

birotus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  two-wheeled, with/having two wheels;

birretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  biretta/square Catholic clergy hat; (priest/black; bishop/purple; cardinal/red);

birrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cloak (wool/silk) to keep off rain;

birrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cloak (wool/silk) to keep off rain;

bisaccium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  double bag; pair of saddle bags;

bisacutus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  two-edged axe;

bisacutus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  two-edged; twibill;

bisaetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  with hair/bristles down on both sides of neck, with double mane (horses);

bisbellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  man with two skins; cunning man;

biscentum*

  num. [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  two hundred;

biscoctus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  toast;

biselliarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  one entitled to sit on bisellium seat (honor awarded for services in provinces);

biselliatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  right/honor to sit on bisellium seat (honor awarded for services in provinces);

bisellium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  seat for two persons; seat of honor awarded for municipal services in provinces;

bisen*

  num. dist [--- --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  twelve each/apiece/times/at a time; by twelves; (twice six);

bisetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  with hair/bristles down on both sides of neck, with double mane (horses);

bisextialis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  - containing an intercalary day (bisextum) (Julian calendar); leap (year);

  - of two sextarii (about two pints); 1/3 congius (liquid); 1/8 modius (dry);

bisextilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  leap (year); intercalary; (two "sixth" days before first/calends of March);

bisextum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two day period of 24 Feb. and leap year intercalary day (Julian calendar);

bisextus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  intercalary day;

bismuthum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  bismuth;

bisolis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having two soles (foot);

bisomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sarcophagus for two persons;

bisomus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  for/having two bodies; (of sarcophagus for two persons);

bison*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bison; wild ox;

bisonus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sounding twice;

bispellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  man with two skins; cunning man;

bissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  female deer;

bisse*

  n., N9.8 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  forty minutes (pl.);

bissextilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  leap (year); (two "sixth" days before first/calends of March);

bissextum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two day period of 24 Feb. and leap year intercalary day (Julian calendar);

bissextus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  leap (year); (two "sixth" days before first/calends of March);

bistropha*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  two musical notes of same pitch;

bisulcilinguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with forked tongue; hypocritical/deceitful/lying (person); (snake-like);

bisulcis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  forked, divided into two parts; cloven-footed, cloven;

bisulcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cloven-footed animal;

bisulcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  forked, divided into two parts; cloven-footed;

bisyllabus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  disyllabic;

bithalassus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- Greece veryrare Sou]

  w/two seas touching/bounding; where two seas meet (Rheims); between two seas;

bito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- common OLD]

  go;

bitumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bitumen, pitch, asphalt (generic name for various hydrocarbons);

bituminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  tinctured/impregnated with bitumen (generic for hydrocarbons); bituminous;

bitumineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with bitumen (generic name for various hydrocarbons);

bitumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  cover/impregnate with bitumen/tar; tar;

bituminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abounding in bitumen (generic name for various hydrocarbons);

Biturig*

  m., N3.1 group [classical --- France lesser ---]

  Bituriges (pl.), a people of SW Gaul, Aquitania - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

biurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Italy Pliny L&S]

  rodent found in Campania (central Italy);

bivertex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having two summits/peaks;

bivia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  goddesses worshiped at crossroads;

bivira*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woman who has two husbands; woman married to a second husband (L+S);

bivirga*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  two square and tailed musical notes;

bivium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  meet of 2 roads, crossroad; fork in road; 2 alternatives; [~ portae=> gateway];

bivius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  traversable both ways; having two approaches;

blachnon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  male fern;

blactero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  bleat (of a ram/sheep);

bladium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri Britian veryrare Med]

  grain; (esp. wheat);

bladum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri Britian uncommon Med]

  grain; (esp. wheat);

bladus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri Britian veryrare Med]

  grain; (esp. wheat);

blaesus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one who stammers/lisps; (said of intoxicated persons);

blaesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lisping, stammering; indistinct; mispronouncing from speech defect/drunkenness;

blande*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in coaxing/winning manner, charmingly, persuasively, seductively;

blandicellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flattering words (pl.);

blandicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  charmingly;

blandidicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  using fair/flattering words, smooth spoken/talking;

blandiens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flatterer; sweet talker;

blandificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flattering; soothing;

blandifluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flowing/diffusing sweetly/pleasantly (odor);

blandiloquens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  charming/persuasive (of speech), smooth talking;

blandiloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  charming/persuasive speech, smooth talking;

blandiloquentulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  charming/persuasive in speech, smooth talking;

blandiloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  soft words; flattering speech;

blandiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  charming/persuasive in speech, smooth talking;

blandimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  blandishment, coaxing/wheedling behavior, cajolery; favors; charm, delight;

blandio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flatter, delude; fawn; coax, urge, behave/speak ingratiatingly; allure; please;

blandio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flatter, delude; fawn; coax, urge, behave/speak ingratiatingly; allure; please;

blanditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in coaxing/winning manner, charmingly, persuasively, seductively;

blanditia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flattery, caress, compliment; charm (pl.), flatteries, enticement, courtship;

blandities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flattery, caress, compliment; charm (pl.), flatteries, enticement, courtship;

blanditim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a flattering/caressing manner;

blanditor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flatterer;

blanditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pleasant, agreeable, charming;

blando*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in coaxing/winning manner, charmingly, persuasively, seductively;

blandulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  charming; pleasant;

blandum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in coaxing/winning manner, charmingly, persuasively, seductively;

blandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  flattering, coaxing; charming, pleasant; smooth, gentle; alluring, attractive;

blapsigonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  disease which prevents bees from breeding (foul brood?);

blasphemabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  that deserves reproach; censurable;

blasphematio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  censure, reproach, reviling;

blasphemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  blasphemy (against God); slander; reviling;

blasphemo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later eccl --- common L&S]

  blaspheme (against God); revile; reproach;

blasphemus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  blasphemer;

blasphemus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  reviling, defaming;

blateratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  babbling, prattle;

blateratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  babbling, prattle;

blatero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prate, babble; utter in a babbling way; (applied to sounds of certain animals);

blatero*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  prater, babbler;

blatio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prate, babble; utter in a babbling way; (applied to sounds of certain animals);

blatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri Britian veryrare Med]

  sheaf; measure of grain;

blatta*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  blood clot;

blatta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cockroach, moth, book-worm; (applied to various insects);

blattaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of Verbasceum (moth mullein?);

blattarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  connected with/suitable for moths;

blattea*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  purple, (color of a blood);

blattero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prate, babble; utter in a babbling way; (applied to sounds of certain animals);

blattero*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  prater, blabber;

blatteus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  purple, purple colored;

blattiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dyer in purple;

blattifer*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wearing purple, clothed in purple;

blatto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prate, babble; utter in a babbling way; (applied to sounds of certain animals);

blatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri Britian veryrare Med]

  crop; standing grain;

blavetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  bluet, blue cloth/garment;

blavius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  blue;

blavus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  blue;

blechnon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  wild pennyroyal;

blechon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wild pennyroyal;

bleium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri Britian veryrare Med]

  grain; (esp. wheat);

blendea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  small sea-fish, blenny;

blendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small sea-fish, blenny;

blendius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small sea-fish, blenny;

blennius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  small sea-fish, blenny;

blennus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  blockhead, dolt, simpleton, imbecile; driveling idiot;

blennus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  driveling, slavering, dribbling; silly, childish, idiotic;

blepharon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  eyelid (? Greek); [Chariton blepharon => kind of coral?];

blevetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  bluet, blue cloth/garment;

bliteum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tasteless/worthless/useless stuff, trash;

bliteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tasteless, insipid; worthless, useless;

blitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  kind of spinach, blite (Amaranthus blitum) (tasteless, used for salad L+S);

blodius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  blue;

blovetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  bluet, blue cloth/garment;

blovius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  blue;

boa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  large Italian snake; water serpent; disease with pustules (measles/smallpox);

boarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of oxen/cattle; [forum boarium => cattle market at Rome];

boatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shouting, roaring, bellowing, loud crying;

bobsequa*

  m., N1.1 person [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  herdsman, cow-herd;

boca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fish (bogue or boce) (Box vulgaris);

boca*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fish (bogue or boce) (Box vulgaris);

boethus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  aid/assistant of a scribe;

boia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  collar/yoke word by criminals (usu. pl. L+S);

boicotizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  boycott;

Boius*

  m., N2.1 group [classical --- France lesser ---]

  Boli (pl.), a people of Cisalpine Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

bolarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little lump (e.g., in paint);

bolbine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of bulbous plant;

bolbiton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cow dung;

boletar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vessel for holding mushrooms (usu. pl.); vessel for cooking/eating (L+S);

boletatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surfeit of mushrooms;

boletus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  mushroom (best kind); bolet;

bolis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of meteor (large, fiery);

bolites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  root of lychnis plant;

boloe*

  m/f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone;

bolona*

  m., N1.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fishmonger, dealer in fish;

bolona*

  m., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  draught/catch/netful of fish set for sale;

bolos*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

bolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throw of dice; hard piece of luck; choice bit; catch (fish net), haul, profit;

bolus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

bomba*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  bomb;

bombacinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  cotton;

bombarda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  bombardment;

bombardarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  rifleman;

bombardo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  bombard;

bombax*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  Splendid! Marvelous!;

bombilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  buzz, hum;

bombinator*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  buzzer, hummer; (of bee);

bombio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  buzz, hum;

bombito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  buzz, hum;

bombizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare OLD]

  buzzing (of bees);

bombulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later bio --- uncommon SrcW]

  break wind; fart;

bombus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  buzzing (esp. bees); booming, deep sound, rumble;

bombycias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reed suitable for making flutes;

bombycinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  silk texture/web; silk garments (pl.), silks;

bombycinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  silken, of silk, silky;

bombycium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  silky garments (pl.); silks;

bombycius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  silky; (of reeds/harundines) suitable for making flutes;

bombylis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cocoon-enshrouded silkworm larva; bumble (Cal);

bombylius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cocoon-enshrouded silkworm larva; bumble bee (Cal);

bombyx*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  silkworm, silk-moth; silk; silk garment; any silk-like fine fiber (cotton);

bona*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  good/moral/honest/brave woman; [Bona Dea => Roman goddess worshiped by women];

bonasus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  European bison (Bos bonasus), a species of wild ox (now almost extinct);

bonatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  good natured;

bonifatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lucky, fortunate;

bonitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  goodness, integrity, moral excellence; kindness, benevolence, tenderness;

Bononia*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- Italy uncommon trans]

  Bologna;

bonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  good, good thing, profit, advantage; goods (pl.), possessions, wealth, estate;

bonus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  good/moral/honest/brave man; man of honor, gentleman; better/rich people (pl.);

bonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  good, honest, brave, noble, kind, pleasant, right, useful; valid; healthy;

bonusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  small possessions (pl.); a little/small estate;

boo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cry aloud, roar, bellow; call loudly upon;

boo*

  oere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cry aloud, roar, bellow; call loudly upon;

boopes*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (caerefolium); chervil (Anthiscus cerefolium) (OLD); (L+S says neuter);

boopis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having large eyes (feminine);

borborygmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  borborygm;

boreale*

  n., N3.4 where [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  northern parts (pl.);

borealis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  northern; pertaining to north wind;

Boreas*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  north wind; the_North; Boreas (god of the north wind);

boreotis*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  northern;

boreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  northern; pertaining to north wind;

boria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of jasper;

borith*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  soapwort, plant purifying like soap; (Hebrew);

borius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  northern; pertaining to north wind;

Borras*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  north wind; the North; Boreas (god of the north wind);

borrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  swarm;

bos*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ox; bull; cow; ox-ray; cattle (pl.); (ox-like animals); [luca ~ => elephant];

boscas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of water fowl (teal?);

boscis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of water fowl (teal?);

boscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- lesser Med]

  wood; lumber; timber; firewood; woodland, wooded area;

bossellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bushel;

bostrychitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

bostrychus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  curled, in ringlets;

botane*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; [hiera botane => vervain, herbaceous/medicinal/sacred plant];

botanica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  botany;

botanicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  botanical;

botanismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  weeding, pulling up weeds;

botanismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  weeding, pulling up weeds;

botellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small sausage;

bothynus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  trench, pit; (as name of fiery meteor);

boto*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  button;

botono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  button;

botrio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bunch/cluster of grapes;

botronatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  woman's hair ornament in form of a cluster of grapes;

botruosus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  full of clusters;

botrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  grape;

botrus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  cluster of grapes; (Vulgate 4 Ezra 9:21);

botryitis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of precious stone/calamine; [cadmia ~ => grape/cluster-shaped zinc oxide];

botryo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bunch/cluster of grapes;

botryodes*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in form of a cluster of grapes;

botryon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of medicine; (prepared from excrements L+S);

botryon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bunch/cluster of grapes;

botrys*

  m., N2.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  plant similar to wormwood/mugwort; (also called artemisia);

botularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sausage seller/maker;

botulismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  botulism;

botulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sausage; black pudding; stomach filled with delicacies (haggis?); rude word;

boustrophedon*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  right to left and back alternately, forwards and backwards (of ancient script);

bova*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  disease with pustules? (measles/smallpox); swelling of legs (L+S);

bova*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  large Italian snake; water serpent;

bovarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of oxen/cattle; [forum boarium => cattle market at Rome];

bovatim*

  adv. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  in manner of cattle/oxen/cows;

bovicidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  slaughtering of cattle;

bovida*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bovid�;

bovile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cattle-shed, stall for cattle/oxen;

bovilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with cattle;

bovillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/consisting of cattle/oxen/cows;

bovinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who rails/reviles?; brawler (L+S), blusterer; one who seeks evasion;

bovino*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bellow at, revile; brawl;

bovinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to cattle/oxen/cows;

bovista*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mushroom puffball;

bovo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cry aloud, roar, bellow; call loudly upon;

bovo*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cry aloud, roar, bellow; call loudly upon;

box*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fish; (bogue or boce); (Box vulgaris);

boxum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  box-wood; top; flute;

brabeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prize in games;

brabeuta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  umpire (presided at public games and assigned prizes);

brabilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sloe, fruit of blackthorn/hawthorn;

brabium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prize in games;

brabreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  prize; reward;

brabyla*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (otherwise unknown);

braca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- France common OLD]

  trousers (usu. pl.), breeches, britches, pants;

bracarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  maker of trousers/breeches/pants;

bracatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  persons wearing trousers/breeched, Gauls of Nabronne;

bracatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- France common OLD]

  wearing trousers, breeched; (of Gauls of Narbonne);

bracchiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bracelet, armlet;

bracchialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with arm(s);

bracchiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  having branches (tree), branched; wearing bracelets;

bracchiolaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to a leg muscle of a horse;

bracchiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little arm, small/delicate arm; muscle of a horse's leg (L+S); arm of a chair;

bracchionarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bracelet;

bracchium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  arm; lower arm, forearm; claw; branch, shoot; earthwork connecting forts;

braces*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- agri France Pliny L&S]

  Gallic name of a particularly white grain (ble blanc de Dauphine); (sandala);

braceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to trousers/breeches;

brachiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bracelet, armlet;

brachialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with arm(s);

brachiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  having branches (tree), branched; wearing bracelets;

brachiolaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to a leg muscle of a horse;

brachiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little arm, small/delicate arm; muscle of a horse's leg (L+S); arm of a chair;

brachionarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bracelet;

brachium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  arm; lower arm, forearm; claw; branch, shoot; earthwork connecting forts;

brachycatalecticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  verse that is short by a whole foot or half a meter;

brachycatalectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  verse that is short by a whole foot or half a meter;

brachypota*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small drinker;

brachysyllabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  tribrachys, (in meter) short-short-short;

braciator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  brewer;

bracile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- France uncommon L&S]

  girdle (as worn with trousers); band;

bracilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  designed to be worn with trousers (e.g., girdle/belt);

bracina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  restaurant;

bracio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  brew beer;

bracis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  trousers; breeches; (= bracae, -arum);

bractea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gold leaf/foil, thin sheet of metal (esp. gold)/other material; veneer; show;

bractealis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of thin plates of metal/gold-leaf/veneers; showy, glittering;

bracteamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  glitter, show, splendor;

bracteator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold-beater, worker in gold-leaf;

bracteatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gilded/gilt, covered with a (mere) veneer of gold, delusive; shining like gold;

bracteola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold leaf;

bractiaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  gold-beater, worker in gold leaf;

bractiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  gold-beater, worker in gold-leaf;

bradium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  prize; reward;

brances*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- agri France Pliny L&S]

  Gallic name of a particularly white grain (ble blanc de Dauphine), (sandala);

brancha*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  gills (usu. pl.) (of a fish); (Vulgate Tobit 6:4);

branchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  gills (usu. pl.) (of a fish);

branchos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  hoarseness;

brandeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Saxo]

  holy covering/shroud; linen/silk covering for body;

brasmatia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  heaving (pl.), a heaver, earthquake, shaking of earth;

brassica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cabbage; cabbages (pl.), varieties of cabbage (L+S);

brastes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  heaving, a heaver, earthquake, shaking of earth;

brattea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gold leaf/foil, thin sheet of metal (esp. gold)/other material; veneer; show;

bratteator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold-beater, worker in gold-leaf;

bratteatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gilded/gilt, covered with a (mere) veneer of gold, delusive; shining like gold;

bratteola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gold leaf;

brattiaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gold-beater (female), worker in gold leaf;

brattiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gold-beater, worker in gold-leaf;

bratus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  tree (similar to cypress);

bravialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  earning a prize/reward;

bravio*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  gamble;

bravium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  prize; reward;

bregma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri India Pliny OLD]

  defect/disease of pepper tree;

brenthos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea bird (unidentified);

brephotropheum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  foundling hospital; orphanage;

brephotrophium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  foundling hospital; orphanage;

brephotrophus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  one who brings up foundlings; foster carer;

Breve*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon trans]

  Papal letter, Brief;

breve*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shallow water, shallows; a short/brief space of time; short speech, a few words;

breve*

  n., N3.4 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  short catalog, summary document; brief reply (Cal);

brevi*

  adv. [--- gram --- frequent L&S]

  in a short time; shortly, briefly; in a few words; [in brevi => in brief];

breviale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  breviary;

breviarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  breviary;

breviarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  brief account, summary statement, epitome; Breviary; [~ rationum=>statistics];

breviarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  in brief form, summary; abridged;

breviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  shortening;

breviator*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  epitomiser, abridger; author of a breviarium (summary statement);

breviculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  short writing; summary;

breviculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  very/rather short/small; quite brief (time);

breviloquens*

  , adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  concise, brief in expression, brief;

breviloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  brevity of speech, conciseness;

breviloquis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  short in speech, brief; concise; speaking briefly;

breviloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  brevity of speech, conciseness;

breviloquus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  short in speech, brief; concise; speaking briefly;

brevio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- gram --- common OLD]

  shorten, abridge; abbreviate (speech/writing); pronounce short;

brevis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  short, little, small, stunted; brief, concise, quick; narrow, shallow; humble;

brevis*

  m., N3.3 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  short catalog, summary document;

brevitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  shortness, smallness, narrowness; brevity, conciseness, terseness;

breviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  shortly, briefly, in a nut shell; quickly; for/within a short distance/time;

brevium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  brief, abstract, epitome; summary document; Papal documents on minor matters;

brevium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  narrow places (pl.); shallows, shoals; difficulties;

bria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wine vessel;

brisa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  refuse of grapes after pressing;

Britannia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Britian lesser ---]

  Britain;

Britannicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  British;

Britannus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Britian frequent ---]

  Britons (usu, pl.);

Brito*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Britian lesser OLD]

  Briton, inhabitant of Britain; (usu. pl.);

Britto*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Britian veryrare OLD]

  Briton, inhabitant of Britain; (usu. pl.);

brocchitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  projecting/prominence of teeth;

brocchus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  projecting/prominent (teeth); of persons having projecting/prominent teeth;

broccus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common L&S]

  projecting/prominent (teeth); of persons having projecting/prominent teeth;

brochon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  aromatic gum-resin flowing from bdellium tree (used in medicine/perfume);

brochus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  projecting/prominent (teeth); of persons having projecting/prominent teeth;

bromaticus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  those (pl.) who loathe food;

bromos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  oats; (Greek word for oats);

bromosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stinking, fetid;

bronchitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  bronchitis;

bronchium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- common L&S]

  bronchial tubes;

bronchocele*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of tumor;

bronchoscopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  bronchoscopy;

broncus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  projecting/prominent (teeth); of persons having projecting/prominent teeth;

Bronte*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  thunder; name of picture of Apeiles; name of one of horses of Sun;

brontea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of meteoric stone, thunder-stone;

Brontes*

  m., N1.7 name [classical eccl --- inscription OLD]

  Thunderer, title of Jupiter;

bruchus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  locust; kind of wingless locust;

brucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon SrcW]

  locust; kind of wingless locust; caterpillar (OED); (agricultural pest);

bruma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  winter, winter cold/weather; winter solstice; shortest day; sun position then;

brumalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  wintry; during winter; connected with winter solstice/winter;

brumaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called leontopodium);

brunetus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Med]

  brown; (cloth);

brunius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Med]

  brown;

brunneus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  brown;

brunus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common Med]

  brown;

bruscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  knot/excrescence on maple tree;

brutalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  beastly, animal; brutal;

brutalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- Britian veryrare Med]

  brutishness; insensitivity;

brutaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  brutally; brutishly; in manner of a beast;

brutes*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  bride;

brutesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  become brutish/rough/unreasonable;

bruteus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  brutal, brutish;

brutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  beast, animal; brute;

Brutus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical --- Italy common OLD]

  Brutus; (Roman cognomen); [L. Junius Brutus => first consul; M. J. ~ assassin];

brutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heavy, unwieldy, inert; dull, stupid, brute; irrational, insensitive, brutish;

brya*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  tamarisk (local Greek name), shrub (also called myrice);

bryon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of fragrant lichen; moss; sea plant (oyster-green?); white poplar catkins;

bryonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bryony; [alba ~ => white b. Bryonia dioica; nigra ~ => black b. Tamus communis];

bryonia*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bryony; [alba ~ => white b. Bryonia dioica; nigra ~ => black b. Tamus communis];

bua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  "bubbub"; (natural sound made by infants asking for drink);

bubalinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri Africa uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to African gazelle;

bubalion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wild cucumber;

bubalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  antelope, gazelle; wild ox, buffalo;

bubalus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri Africa uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to African gazelle;

bubile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  cattle-shed, stall for cattle/oxen;

bubino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  menstruate, have monthly period (woman);

bubleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of wine;

bublus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/connected with cattle; bull's/cow's/ox-; consisting of cattle;

bubo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cry like a bittern (bird that booms/roars like an ox during mating);

bubo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  horned or eagle owl (esp. as bird of ill omen);

bubonion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (Aster amellus?); (useful for swelling in groin L+S);

bubonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (Aster amellus?); (useful for swelling in groin L+S);

bubonocele*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  inguinal/groin hernia;

bubsequa*

  m., N1.1 person [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  herdsman, cow-herd;

bubula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  beef, meat from cattle; plant (also called buglossa), ox-tongue (L+S);

bubulcarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plowman;

bubulcito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  drive/tend cattle; be a plowman/farm laborer; be a rustic in general;

bubulcito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- common OLD]

  drive/tend cattle; be a plowman/farm laborer; be a rustic in general;

bubulcus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one who drives/tends cattle; teamster; plowman, farm laborer; rustic;

bubulinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to cattle;

bubulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  screech (like an owl);

bubulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/connected with cattle; bull's/cow's/ox-; consisting of cattle; of ox-hide;

bucaeda*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  ox-slaughterer; one who is whipped with ox-hide thongs (L+S);

bucale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  pitcher; water jug;

bucardia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

bucca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  jaw, mouth; mouthful; cheek (with blowing a trumpet); cavity (knee joint) (L+S);

buccea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  morsel, mouthful;

buccella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  morsel, small mouthful of food;

buccellare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cooking utensil;

buccellaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  ground from biscuit;

buccellatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late war --- common L&S]

  soldier's biscuit; hardtack;

buccina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  horn; bugle, watch-horn; (curved) trumpet, war trumpet; shell Triton blew;

buccinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  trumpeter; proclaimer;

buccino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  give signal with/sound trumpet/horn; blow trumpet (bucina); honk horn (Cal);

buccinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blast on trumpet, trumpet call; kind of shellfish (used for purple dye);

buccinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trumpeter; epithet for cock/rooster;

bucco*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fathead, dolt, blockhead, fool;

bucconiatis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  species of vine in Thurium; (fruit of which is picked only after first frost);

buccula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little cheek; mouth/cheek-piece of a helmet; part of a machine/catapult channel;

buccularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  maker of beavers for helmets (mouth/cheek piece);

bucculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having fat/full cheeks; having a big mouth (L+S);

bucella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small mouthful of food, morsel; small bread divided among poor (L+S);

buceras*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, fenugreek (faenum Graecum);

bucerius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  ox-horned; horned;

bucerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ox-horned; horned;

bucetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  pasture for cattle, cow pasture, pasture;

bucina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bugle, watch-horn; (curved) trumpet, war trumpet; shell Triton blew;

bucinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  trumpeter; proclaimer;

bucino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  give signal with/sound trumpet/horn; blow trumpet (bucina); honk (Cal);

bucinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blast on trumpet, trumpet call; kind of shellfish (used for purple dye);

bucinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trumpeter; epithet for cock/rooster;

bucitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  pasture for cattle;

bucolic*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  pastoral (poetry), bucolic; pertaining to shepherds; pastoral;

bucolicon*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  pastoral (poetry), bucolic; pertaining to shepherds; pastoral;

bucolicos*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  pastoral (poetry), bucolic; pertaining to shepherds; pastoral;

bucolicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (all-heal/mistletoe); Bucolic poems (pl.) of Virgil or Theocritus;

bucolicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  pastoral (poetry), bucolic; pertaining to shepherds; pastoral;

buconiates*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of vine;

bucranium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  ox-head, representation of one on alter; plant so shaped; place of sacrifice;

bucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  heifer, young cow;

bucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  little cheek; mouth/cheek-piece of a helmet; part of a machine/catapult channel;

buculus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  young bull/ox; steer;

buda*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sedge;

bufalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  antelope, gazelle; wild ox, buffalo;

bufo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  toad;

Bugella*

  f., N1.1 locale [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  Bugella; (medieval town famous for its records); (now Biella, 40 mi. NE Turino);

bugenes*

  , adj. [--- myth --- veryrare OLD]

  born of/produced from an ox/bull; (as insects from a dead carcass);

bugia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hand candlestick;

bugillo*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called ajuga reptans)];

buglossa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  bugloss (herb) (prickly ox-tongue, Helminthia echioides?);

buglossos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bugloss (herb) (prickly ox-tongue, Helminthia echioides?);

bugonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  generation of bees from putrid cattle carcasses (title of work by Archelaus);

bul*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Bul (rain), Heshvan, Jewish month; (8th in ecclesiastic year); (1 Kings 6:38);

bulapathum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  large species of plant Lapathum of genus Ramex (sorrel); herb (patience) (L+S);

bulbaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bulbous, having bulbs;

bulbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bulb-like formation (in a kind of stone);

bulbine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of bulbous plant;

bulbos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  bulb; onion, edible bulb;

bulbosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bulbous, having bulbs;

bulbulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small bulb;

bulbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bulb; onion, edible bulb;

bule*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- legal Greece uncommon OLD]

  Greek council or senate;

buleuta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal Greece uncommon OLD]

  member of a Greek council or senate;

buleuterion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- legal Greece Pliny OLD]

  council/senate house/chamber (Greek);

buleuterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal Greece Pliny OLD]

  council/senate house/chamber (Greek);

bulga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bag, wallet, purse; Gallic leather knapsack; womb (slang);

bulima*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  great/insatiable hunger; weakness of stomach/fainting (L+S);

bulimia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  bulimia;

bulimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  have great/insatiable hunger;

bulimos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great/insatiable hunger; weakness of stomach/fainting (L+S);

bulimosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bulimic; afflicted with insatiable hunger;

bulimus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great/insatiable hunger; weakness of stomach/fainting (L+S);

bulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bubble; boss/knob/stud; locket/amulet (usu. gold) hung round necks of boys;

bulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  Papal bull; Papal document; stamped lead seal of Papal document;

bullarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  collection of Papal bulls;

bullatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bulb-like formation (in a kind of stone); bubbling;

bullatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bombastic; with bosses/knobs; wearing/decorated with bulla/childhood locket;

bullesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bubble; form bubbles;

bulligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare Saxo]

  soup; bubbling/boiling liquid; broth; bouillon;

bullio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bubble, boil; make bubbles; boil (with indignation);

bullitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bubble (of water); bubbling (L+S);

bullo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bubble, boil, effervesce;

bullula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small bubble; watery vesicle/sac; small amulet/locket (bulla) for a boy;

bumammus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having large clusters; with large breasts;

bumasta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  large swelling grapes; vine having such grapes;

bumastus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  large swelling grapes; vine having such grapes;

bumastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  large swelling (like grapes); (two term ADJ, F like M, F form is noun);

bumbulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later bio --- uncommon SrcW]

  break wind; fart;

bumelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  large (common) ash-tree (Fraxinus excelsior);

bundon*

  m., N3.1 person [later agri --- common Saxo]

  farmer;

bunias*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of turnip (French turnip, Brassica napus?);

bunion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of turnip;

bunitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/made of turnips (bunion);

bupaeda*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  big/huge boy/youth;

bupaes*

  m., N3.7 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  big/huge boy/youth;

buphthalmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  flower of chrysanthemum family (Chrysanthemum coronarium?); kind of houseleek;

buphthalmus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  flower of chrysanthemum family (Chrysanthemum coronarium?); kind of houseleek;

bupleuron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); (hare's-ear L+S);

buprestis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  beetle (poisonous, sting cattle to swelling L+S); plant (unidentified);

bura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plow beam, curved hinder part of plow;

burdo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  mule; hinny; (general term for horse/ass hybrids); pilgrim's "mule"/staff;

burdonarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  muleteer, mule skinner, mule driver;

burdubasta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pug; (word of doubtful meaning applied as abuse to decrepit gladiator);

burdunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (barage?);

burgagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  burgage; land in town held by lord for rent;

burgaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- uncommon Med]

  burglary;

burgarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  inhabitant of a castle/fort; defenders of borders/marches (pl.);

burgarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bourgeois;

burgator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  burglar;

burgensis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [later --- --- common Saxo]

  citizen/burgess/burger; inhabitants/residents (pl.) of a (walled) town/borough;

burgeria*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- uncommon Med]

  burglary;

burgimagister*

  m., N2.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  burgomaster; mayor;

burgus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  castle, fort, fortress; fortified town (medieval), borough;

burichus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small horse;

buricus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small horse;

buris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plow beam, curved hinder part of plow;

burius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  species of animal (unknown);

burra*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small cow with a red mouth/muzzle; shaggy garment; trifles (pl.), nonsense;

burranicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  vessel; (perhaps for a burranicus drink - composed of milk and must/new wine);

burranicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  composed of milk and must/new wine (of a drink);

burrhinon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (oxnose);

burrichus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small horse;

burricus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small horse;

burrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swarm;

burrus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  red;

bursa*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  purse; supply of money, funds; stock market (Cal);

bursarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stock;

bursula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  small purse/case;

bus*

  m/f., N4.1 thing [early agri --- lesser OLD]

  ox, bull; cow; cattle (pl.); (odd form mostly in Varro);

buselinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  large variety of parsley;

busequa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cow-herd, herdsman, man who looks after cattle, cowboy;

bustar*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  place where dead bodies were burned;

busticetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  place where dead bodies were burned;

bustirapus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grave robber; tomb robber; (term of reproach L+S);

bustualis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to place where dead bodies were burned;

bustuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  connected with/frequenting tombs; (~us gladiator fights at tomb to honor dead);

bustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tomb, grave-mound; corpse; funeral pyre, ashes; heap of ashes (remains of city);

busycon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  large fig;

buteo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  species of hawk (buzzard?); (as a cognomen);

buthysia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  sacrifice of oxen;

buthytes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- eccl --- Pliny OLD]

  sacrificer of oxen;

butio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bittern (bird that booms/roars like an ox during mating);

buttubattum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trifles (pl.), worthless things (L+S) (decl. uncertain);

buttuti*

  inter. [--- eccl Italy veryrare L&S]

  Buttuti!; (exclamation used by Hernici of Latinum at religious festivals);

buttutti*

  inter. [--- eccl Italy veryrare OLD]

  Buttuti!; (exclamation used by Hernici of Latinum at religious festivals);

butubattum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  trifles (pl.), worthless things (decl. uncertain);

buturum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  butter;

butyron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  butter;

buvino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  menstruate, have monthly period (woman);

buxans*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  characteristic of boxwood (color);

buxeirostris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  having beak of color of boxwood;

buxetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  plantation/wood/grove of boxwood;

buxeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/connected with box-tree; of boxwood; characteristic of boxwood (color);

buxiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  of/connected with box-tree; of boxwood;

buxifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  producing box-trees;

buxosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  resembling/like boxwood;

buxum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  boxwood; a box tree; instrument, pipe, flute (usually made of boxwood);

buxus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  boxwood; a box tree; instrument, pipe, flute (usually made of boxwood);

bybliotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  library (either collection of books or the building, also person in charge);

byrrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  short woolen cloak with a hood;

byrrus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  red;

byssinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  garment made of fine flax (byssus);

byssinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made of fine linen/flax, fine flaxen; [~ linum => fine linen/flaxen cloth];

byssum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of fine flax; linen made of it (L+S); cotton;

byssus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of fine flax; linen made of it (L+S); cotton;

Byzantium*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Byzantium (city on Bosphorus, later Constantinople, now Istanbul);

C*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Gaius (Roman praenomen); (abb. C.); (abb. for) centum/100;

caballa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mare;

caballarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  horseman, rider; hostler;

caballatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fodder/feed for a horse;

caballinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of a horse, horse-;

caballio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small horse, pony; (perhaps hippocampi);

caballion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant also called cynoglossa, hartsongue, spleenwort;

caballus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  horse, riding horse, packhorse; (classical usu. an inferior horse, nag);

cabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri NearEast veryrare L&S]

  grain measure (Hebrew);

cacabaceus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a cooking/kitchen pot;

cacabatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  black/sooty like a cooking/kitchen pot; (opposite of immaculata);

cacabo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cackle; natural cry of partridge;

cacabulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bell; small cooking pot (L+S), vessel;

cacabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cooking/kitchen pot;

cacalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (Mercurialis tomentosa); colt's foot; (also called leontice L+S);

cacao*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cacao tree (Theobroma cacao), chocolate tree; its seeds;

cacaturio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  have urge to defecate; (rude);

cacatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  defecation, voiding of excrement; (rude);

caccabaceus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to cooking/kitchen pot/pan;

caccabatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  black/sooty like cooking/kitchen pot; (opposite of immaculata);

caccabulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bell; small cooking pot (L+S), vessel;

caccabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pot (cooking/kitchen); pan (Cal);

caccitus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  Sweetie; (used in reference to a beautiful boy); (rude?);

cacemphaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  illsounding, low or improper expression;

cachecta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  sickly/ailing person; consumptive;

cachecticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  sickly/ailing; consumptive;

cachexia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  consumption, wasting;

cachinnabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of immoderate/excessive laughter; boisterous; capable of laughing; laughing;

cachinnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  immoderate/excessive or boisterous laughter, guffawing; jeering;

cachinno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  laugh aloud or boisterously, guffaw; laugh loudly at;

cachinno*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loud laughter; guffawing; jeering; one who laughs (violently) (L+S), derider;

cachinnosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  given to loud/immoderate/excessive or boisterous laughter;

cachinnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  loud/excessive/boisterous/derisive laugh, guffaw; jeer; (applied to waves);

cachla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, oxeye (also called buphthalmos);

caco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  defecate; defecate upon; defile with excrement; (rude);

cacoethes*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  malignant/obstinate tumor/disease; flaw/disease of character, passion;

cacometer*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  unmetrical, faulty in meter;

cacometrus*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  unmetrical, faulty in meter;

cacophaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  cacophony; union of ugly/disagreeable sounds forming equivocal word/expression;

cacophonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare L&S]

  ugly/disagreeable sound formed by meeting of syllables/words; cacophony;

cacosyntheton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  ugly-sounding group of letters/words; incorrect connection of words (L+S);

cacozelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bad taste; affection of style; bad/faulty/awkward imitation (L+S);

cacozelon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stylistically affected; in bad taste;

cacozelos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stylistically affected; in bad taste;

cacozelos*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with stylistically affection; in bad taste;

cacozelus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stylistically affected; bad imitator/imitation of; in bad taste;

cactos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cardoon (Cynara cardunculus), Spanish artichoke; (prickly plant w/edible stalk);

cactus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cardoon (Cynara cardunculus), Spanish artichoke; anything thorny/unpleasant;

cacula*

  m., N1.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  soldier's servant/slave, batman, orderly; servant;

caculatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  servitude; (esp. of a soldier's servant);

caculatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  servitude; (esp. of a soldier's servant);

cacumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  top, peak, summit; shoot, blade of grass, tip of tree/branch; zenith; limit;

cacumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make pointed or tapered; sharpen;

Cacus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Cacus, giant son of Vulcan; (lived on Mt Aventius); servant (L+S);

cadaver*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  corpse, cadaver, dead body; ruined city;

cadaverina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carrion, flesh of a carcass;

cadaverinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to carrion, carrion-;

cadaverosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  like that of a corpse/dead body; cadaverous; ghastly;

cadialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a jar;

cadium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small jar;

cadivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fallen (fruit), windfall; having falling sickness/epilepsy (L+S), epileptic;

cadmea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  zinc oxide, calamine; dross/slag formed in a furnace (L+S); citadel of Thebes;

cadmia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  zinc oxide, calamine; dross/slag formed in a furnace (L+S);

cadmitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

cado*

  dere, cecidi, asum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fall, sink, drop, plummet, topple; be slain, die; end, cease, abate; decay;

caducarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  epileptic; relating to property without a master;

caduceator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  herald bearing a staff (caduceus) sent by non-Roman generals; priest's servant;

caduceatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription L&S]

  having/bearing heralds wand/staff (caduceus);

caduceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  herald's staff carried as token of peace/truce; wand of Mercury;

caduceus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  herald's staff carried as token of peace/truce; wand of Mercury;

caducifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  staff-bearer, i.e. Mercury;

caducitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  weakness; frailty; perishableness;

caduciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  precipitately, headlong;

caducum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  property without/that cannot be taken by an heir; unowned/escheated estate;

caducus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  - escheatable, (property) that heir/legatee does/can not take (goes to state);

  - ready to fall; tottering/unsteady; falling, fallen; doomed; perishable; futile;

cadurcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  coverlet (of Cadurcian/French linen); marriage bed;

cadus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jar, large jar for wine/oil/liquids; urn, funeral urn; money jar (L+S);

cadytas*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  parasitic plant (Syrian) (Cassyta filiformis), dodder;

caecator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who obstructs/stops a fountain; (one who makes blind);

caecatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  blinded;

caecias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  east-north-east wind;

caecigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  born blind;

caecilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  blind-worm; kind of lizard/lettuce (L+S);

caecitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  blindness, darkness; mental/moral blindness, lack of discernment;

caecitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  blindness; [caecitudo nocturna => night blindness];

caeco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blind; obscure, confuse, hide; morally blind; [stu ~ => throw dust, deceive];

caeculto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  be dim-sighted, see badly, be almost blind; be like one blind/unseeing;

caecus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  blind person;

caecus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  blind; unseeing; dark, gloomy, hidden, secret; aimless, confused, random; rash;

caecutientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  blindness; (Erasmus);

caecutio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  be blind, see poorly/faultily;

caecuttio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  be blind, see poorly/faultily;

caedes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  murder/slaughter/massacre; assassination; feuding; slain/victims; blood/gore;

caedis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  murder/slaughter/massacre; assassination; feuding; slain/victims; blood/gore;

caedo*

  dere, ecidi, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  chop, hew, cut out/down/to pieces; strike, smite, murder; slaughter; sodomize;

caedo*

  dere, cecidi, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  chop, hew, cut out/down/to pieces; strike, smite, murder; slaughter; sodomize;

caeduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  ready/suitable for felling (tree);

cael*

  n., N9.9 thing [early science --- uncommon OLD]

  heaven, sky; universe, world; space; air, weather; Jehovah; (shortened form);

caela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Spain uncommon L&S]

  kind of beer (made in Spain);

caelamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  bas-relief, low relief carving; raised ornamentation;

caelator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  engraver, carver, worker in bas-relief;

caelatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  embossed/engraved work (esp. in gold/silver);

caelatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  engraving/carving (art/process); engraved work, engraving/carving (product);

caelebs*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unmarried man, bachelor, widower; celibate (eccl.);

caelebs*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unmarried (usu. men), single, widowed, divorced; celibate; not supporting vines;

caeleps*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unmarried man, bachelor, widower;

caeleps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unmarried (usu. men), single, widowed, divorced; not supporting vines (trees);

caeles*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  the_Gods (usu. pl.); divinity, dweller in heaven; saint (Ecc);

caeles*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heavenly; celestial (not found in NOM S);

caeleste*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  supernatural/heavenly matters/things/bodies (pl.); high places; astronomy;

caelestis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heavenly, of heavens/sky, from heaven/sky; celestial; divine; of the_Gods;

caelestis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  divinity, god/goddess; god-like person; the_Gods (pl.);

caelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Spain uncommon OLD]

  kind of beer; (Spanish L+S);

caelibalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  [~ hasta => small spear/pin with which bride's hair was divided into 6 locks];

caelibaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  [~ hasta => small spear/pin with which bride's hair was divided into 6 locks];

caelibatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  celibacy; bachelorhood; state of not being married; single life;

caelicola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  heaven dweller; deity, god/goddess; worshiper of heavens (L+S);

caelicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  heavenly; celestial;

caelifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  supporting sky/heavens;

caelifluus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flowing from heaven;

caeligenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  of heavenly birth/origin, heaven born;

caeliger*

  a, um, adj. [late myth --- veryrare L&S]

  heaven supporting;

caelipotens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  powerful in heaven;

caelitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  from heaven; heavenly; from Emperor (L+S); divinely; by divine inspiration;

caelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- frequent OLD]

  carve, make raised work/relief; engrave, emboss; chase, finish; embroider;

caelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  - chisel; engraving tool; burin;

  - heaven, sky, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world; Jehovah;

caelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early science --- veryfreq OLD]

  heaven, sky, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world; Jehovah;

caelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  heaven (eccl.); the_heavens (pl.); [regnum caelorum => kingdom of heaven];

caementa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  small stones, rubble (for concrete); quarry stones (for walls) (L+S); chips;

caementarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  worker in concrete; mason, stone cutter; builder of walls (L+S);

caementatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cementing;

caementicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); unhewn/quarried stone (L+S);

caementicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  of concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); of unhewn stones (L+S);

caementitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); unhewn/quarried stone (L+S);

caementitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  of concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); of unhewn stones (L+S);

caemento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later tech --- uncommon Eccl]

  cement, fasten with mortar;

caementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small stones, rubble (for concrete); quarry stones (for walls) (L+S); chips;

caementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- common Def]

  cement; mortar;

caemeterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- common Def]

  cemetery;

caena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dinner/supper, principle Roman meal (evening); course; meal; company at dinner;

caenacularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a garret/attic;

caenaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attic, garret (often let as lodging); upstairs dining room; top/upper story;

caenaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to (a) dinner;

caenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dining-room; dining hall;

caenatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small dining-room;

caenator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  diner; dinner guest;

caenatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dining room, hall; evening dress, dinner wear (pl.);

caenatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/used for dining; pertaining to dinner or the table;

caenaturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  desire to dine; have an appetite for dinner;

caenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having dined/eaten; supplied with dinner;

caencenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dinner party; (Cicero from Greek); supping together, table companionship (L+S);

caenito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dine/eat habitually (in a particular place/manner); have dinner, dine (often);

caeno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dine, eat dinner/supper; have dinner with; dine on, make a meal of;

caenositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dirty/foul/muddy place;

caenosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  muddy; filthy, foul; slimy, marshy; impure;

caenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little dinner/supper;

caenulentus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  covered in mud/filth; muddy, filthy, slimy;

caenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mud, mire, filth, slime, dirt, uncleanness; (of persons) scum/filth;

caepa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  onion (Allium capa); (used as term of abuse);

caeparia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  disease in private parts;

caeparius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  grower of onions; trader in onions (L+S);

caepaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  resembling an onion;

caepe*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  onion (Allium capa);

caepetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  onion bed;

caepina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  onion bed/field;

caeposus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  abounding in onions; full of onions;

caepulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  onion bed/field;

caerefolium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  chervil (Anthiscus cerefolium);

caereiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  book of ceremonies;

caeremonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- common Def]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

caeremonial*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  ceremonial; system of rules observed on certain occasions/at times of worship;

caeremonialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  ceremonial; pertaining to a religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

caeremoniarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  master of ceremonies;

caerimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

caerimonialis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ceremonial; pertaining to a religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

caerimonio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  treat with due ceremony; worship;

caerimoniosus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining/devoted to religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

caerimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

caernophorus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  bearer of cernus (vessel for holding offerings);

caerulans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  colored blue; dark colored; sky blue;

caeruleatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  colored with blue; dark blue, dark colored (L+S); sky blue;

caeruleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - blue color (dark); steel color; sky/sea (pl.); deep blue sea; blue sky;

  - azurite; kind of blue glass;

caeruleus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  epithet for river/sea deities;

caeruleus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  blue, cerulean, dark; greenish-blue, azure; of river/sea deities; of sky/sea;

caerulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - blue color (dark); steel color; sky/sea (pl.); deep blue sea; blue sky;

  - azurite; kind of blue glass;

caerulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  epithet for river/sea deities;

caerulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  blue, cerulean; deep/sky/greenish-blue, azure; of river/sea deities; of sky/sea;

caesa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  cut; (of a sword/knife/spear);

Caesar*

  m., N3.1 name [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  Caesar; (Julian gens cognomen); (adopted by emperors); [C. Julius ~ => Emperor];

Caesaraugusta*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Spain veryrare Eccl]

  Saragossa (Spain);

caesareus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  imperial; of Caesar;

caesarianum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eye salve;

caesariatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having long/flowing/luxuriant hair/plume; having lush vegetation/foliage;

caesaries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hair; long/flowing/luxuriant hair; dark/beautiful hair; plume (of a helmet);

caesicius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bluish; dark blue;

caesim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by chopping/cutting; by hewing/slashing; with sword edge; in short clauses;

caesio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  chopping/cutting/hewing down (trees);

caesitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blue; blueness;

caesitius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bluish; dark blue;

caesius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gray, gray-blue, steel-colored; having gray/gray-blue/steel-colored eyes;

caesna*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- frequent L&S]

  dinner/supper, principle Roman meal (evening); course, dish; company at dinner;

Caeso*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Kaeso/Caeso (Roman praenomen); (abb. K.);

caesor*

  m., N3.1 person [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  hewer, one who hews; hewer (of wood); (stone) breaker;

caespes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  grassy ground, grass; earth; sod, turf; altar/rampart/mound of sod/turf/earth;

caespitator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stumbler; shying horse;

caespiticius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  made of turf;

caespito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stumble;

caesposus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  abounding in grass/turf;

caestar*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  support; means of girdle;

caesticillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small ring/hoop placed on head to support a burden;

caestos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  band supporting breasts (esp. girdle of Venus); girdle/belt/girth/strap;

caestus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  band supporting breasts (esp. girdle of Venus); girdle/belt/girth/strap;

caestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boxing-glove, strip of leather weighted with lead/iron tied to boxer's hands;

caesullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gray-eyed, having gray eyes;

caesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  comma; pause, stop;

caesura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cutting (down/off), felling (of trees); that which was cut off; pause in verse;

caesuratim*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  with pauses in short clauses;

caesus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cutting, cutting off;

caeterus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  the_other; the_others (pl.). the_remaining/rest, all the rest;

caetra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war Spain common OLD]

  caetra (small light shield); (Spanish); elephant's hide;

caetratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  soldier armed with caetra (small light shield); Greek peltest;

caetratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  armed with caetra (small light shield);

caetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent Eccl]

  - meeting, encounter, (political or illegal) assembly; union; band, gang, crowd;

  - social intercourse (w/hominium), society, company; sexual intercourse;

caf*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  kaf; (11th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as K and CH);

cafea*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  coffee;

cafearius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of coffee;

cafeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cafe;

caia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cudgel;

caiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  striking/cudgeling/beating of children;

caio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beat, thrash, cudgel;

cala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  firewood; piece of firewood;

calabrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of thorn tree; (perh. hawthorn); (perh. buckthorn L+S);

calamarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  for holding pens; pertaining to a writing reed;

calamellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  small/little (writing) reed/pen;

calamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  dead wood, withered/dry wood/vine;

calaminthe*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant, kind of mint;

calamister*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  curling-tongs/iron; excessive flourish in discourse;

calamistratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  curled with curling-iron; having hair curled, effeminately adorned;

calamistrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  curling-tongs/iron; excessive flourish in discourse;

calamitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  loss, damage, harm; misfortune/disaster; military defeat; blight, crop failure;

calamites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small green frog; (rain frog); (also called diopetes rana);

calamitose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disastrously; unfortunately, miserably; destructively;

calamitosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  calamitous; ruinous, destructive; liable to damage/disaster; damaged/miserable;

calamochnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  deposit/efforescence of salt on reeds; sea foam (L+S); (in pure Latin adarca);

calamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  reed, cane; reed pen; reed/pan pipe; arrow; fishing pole; stalk; sweet flag;

calamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Def]

  branch; arm; branch of a candelabrum;

calasis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of (woman's) tunic;

calathiscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small wicker basket;

calathus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wicker basket, flower basket; wine-cup; milk pail; cheese/curdled milk bowl;

calatina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (gentian);

calatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  convoking, calling, summoning;

calator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  personal attendant, servant, footman; servant of a priest;

calatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to a servant of a priest;

calautica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of woman's headdress; (fell down to shoulders); (kind of veil?);

calbeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  arm-band/filet worn for ornamental/medical purposes;

calcabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  able to be trod upon;

calcaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  heel; (rare form for calx);

calcaneus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  heel; (rare form for calx);

calcar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spur (for horse); spur, incitement, stimulus; spur of a cock;

calcarensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  of/connected with a lime quarry/kiln/works;

calcarensis*

  m., N3.3 person [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  lime burner; worker at lime kiln/works;

calcaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  lime quarry; lime kiln; lime works;

calcariarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  of/connected with a lime quarry/kiln/works; connected with burning for lime;

calcariensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  of/connected with a lime quarry/kiln/works;

calcarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  lime burner; worker at lime kiln/works;

calcarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  designed for burning lime; pertaining to lime; lime-;

calcata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  filling for ditches, fsacines; ramparts? crates?;

calcator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who treads (in a treadmill); one who treads grapes;

calcatori*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wine press;

calcatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who treads; she who despises/condemns (something);

calcatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  treading (in a treadmill/wine);

calcatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  treading (in a treadmill);

calcatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  trite, hackneyed;

calceamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  shoe; footwear;

calceamentarius*

  m., N2.4 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shoemaker; dealer/merchant in shoes;

calceamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shoe; instrument for stretching hides;

calcearia*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shoe shop/store;

calcearium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoe money/allowance;

calcearius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  shoemaker; dealer/merchant in shoes;

calceator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  shoemaker;

calceatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoe; footwear; sandal;

calcedonius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  chalcedony; (stone of third foundation of New Jerusalem in Revelations 21:19);

calcendix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  murex, purple-fish; a shellfish from which (royal) purple dye was obtained);

calceo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  put shoes on, furnish with shoes; shoe (horses); put feet in something;

calceolarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shoemaker;

calceolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoe; slipper; small shoe (L+S); half-boot;

calcestrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  concrete;

calcetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified);

calceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shoe; soft shoe, slipper; [~ mullei/patricii => red shoe of ex-curule senator];

calciamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  shoe; footwear;

calciamentarius*

  m., N2.4 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shoemaker; dealer/merchant in shoes;

calciamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shoe; instrument for stretching hides;

calciaria*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shoe shop/store;

calciarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoe money/allowance;

calciarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  shoemaker; dealer/merchant in shoes;

calciator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  shoemaker;

calciatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shoe; footwear; sandal;

calcifraga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  rock-plant (empetros); unknown plant (removes bladder stones); (haristongue?);

calcinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  calcination;

calcio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  put shoes on, furnish with shoes, shoe (horses); put feet in something;

calciolarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shoemaker;

calcis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lead vial/bottle/jar;

calcitratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kicking with heels;

calcitro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kick with heels, kick; be refractory; resist; kick convulsively (dying);

calcitro*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  one that kicks/is inclined to kick with heels, kicker;

calcitrosus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one inclined/apt to kick with heels, kicker;

calcitrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inclined/apt to kick with heels, kicking;

calcium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  calcium;

calco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  tread/trample upon/under foot, crush; tamp/ram down; spurn; copulate (cock);

calcularius*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to calculations; [~ error => error in reckoning/calculation];

calculatio*

  m., N3.1 person [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  computation, calculation, reckoning; stone (kidney/bladder), calculus;

calculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  one versed in/teacher of arithmetic; calculator, bookkeeper, accountant;

calculatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  used in making (arithmetic) calculations; pertaining to an accountant;

calculatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  calculating, arithmetic;

calculensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  found in pebbly places; pertaining to stones;

calculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  calculate, compute, reckon; consider as; esteem;

calculo*

  m., N3.1 person [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  calculator, computer, accountant;

calculosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  one suffering from/afflicted with kidney/bladder stones;

calculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  full of pebbles, pebbly; knobby; suffering from stones (kidney/bladder);

calculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Eccl]

  calculation, computation;

calculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pebble; (bladder) stone; piece for reckoning/voting/game; calculation;

calculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  counter; small weight; live coal (Def);

calcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  small weight;

calda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hot water; warm water;

caldamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fermentation;

caldaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warm bath; cauldron (Ecc);

caldariola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  small vessel for heating fluids;

caldarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  caldarium, hot bathing room; hot bath;

caldarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  used/suitable for warming/hot water; warm; for plastering bath walls; by heat;

caldicerebrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hot-headed;

caldicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  hot (?); (descriptive of a kind of fig);

caldor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heat, warmth;

caldum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drink of wine and hot water (w/spices); (usu. Roman winter drink); heat;

caldus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  warm, hot; fiery, lusty; eager, rash, on the spot; having a warm climate/place;

caleco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  coat with lime/whitewash, whitewash;

Caledonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [classical --- Britian veryrare OLD]

  Caledonia, Scotland, northern part of Britain;

calefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  make warm/hot (exert/ferment); heat; excite/rouse; vex/trouble; pursue eagerly;

calefactabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that can be warmed/made hot;

calefactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heating, warming, making (bath) warm;

calefacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heat, warm; make a person warm by beating;

calefactorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that has a warming/heating power; warming;

calefactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  action of heating/warming;

calefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  heated, warmed; excited, roused; [calefacta ora => flushed];

calefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  be made/be warm/hot/heated/excited/roused/vexed/troubled; (calefacio PASS);

Calenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Kalends (pl.), 1st of month; abb. Kal./Kl.; day of proclamation, interest due;

calendarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  calendar; ledger/account book (for monthly interest payments);

calenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  skillfully, cunningly;

caleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be/feel/be kept warm; be hot with passion/inflamed/active/driven hotly/urged;

calesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grow/become warm/hot; be heated; become inflamed (w/love/lust); be inspired;

calfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  make warm/hot (exert/ferment); heat; excite/rouse; vex/trouble; pursue eagerly;

calficio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make warm/hot (exertion/fermentation); heat; excite, rouse; vex, trouble;

calfio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  be made/be warm/hot/heated/excited/roused/vexed/troubled; (calefacio PASS);

caliandrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  woman's wig, head-dress of false hair;

calicatus*

  a, um, adj. [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  plastered with lime; whitewashed;

calicellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little/small cup;

calicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); (according to Pythagoras made water freeze);

caliclarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cupboard, sideboard, place where cups stand;

calico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  coat with lime/whitewash, whitewash;

caliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - small cup/goblet; polyp sucker; artificial hollow (obstacle to horse); pothole;

  - calyx/cup of a flower; shell (sea urchin); (maybe confused with calyculus);

calida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hot water; warm water;

calidaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warm bath;

calidarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  caldarium, hot bathing room; hot bath;

calidarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  used/suitable for warming/hot water; warm; for plastering bath walls; by heat;

calide*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in hot haste. in heat of the moment; rashly;

calidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drink of wine and hot water (w/spices); (usu. Roman winter drink); heat;

calidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  warm, hot; fiery, lusty; eager, rash, on the spot; having a warm climate/place;

caliendrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  woman's wig, head-dress of false hair;

caliga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  soldier's boot; boot; military service;

caligaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  of/for a soldier's boot; boot-;

caligarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  maker of soldier's boots, bootmaker;

caligarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  of/for a soldier's boot; boot-; wearing army boots;

caligatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  darkness, mistiness (of eyes);

caligatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  common soldier; private;

caligatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  wearing army boots; of common soldier; booted, wearing heavy boots/brogans;

caligineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dark, obscuring, murky, gloomy;

caliginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  foggy, misty; covered with mist; obscure, dark, gloomy; uncertain;

caligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be dark/gloomy/misty/cloudy; have bad vision; cloud; be blinded; be/make dizzy;

caligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mist/fog; darkness/gloom/murkiness; moral/intellectual/mental dark; dizziness;

caligosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  foggy, misty; covered with mist; obscure, dark, gloomy; uncertain;

Caligula*

  m., N1.1 name [classical legal Italy lesser OLD]

  Caligula (Gaius Claudius Caesar Germanicus, 37-41 AD); little soldier('s boot);

calipha*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  caliph;

calipha*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval --- NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  caliph;

caliptra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of head covering;

calix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cup, goblet, a vessel for drinking; chalice; cup of wine; pot; water regulator;

callaica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (turquoise?);

callaina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  pale green precious stone; turquoise;

callainus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pale green, greenish-blue, turquoise-colored;

callais*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  greenish-blue/sea-green precious stone; turquoise;

callarias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of codfish;

callens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  skilled/practiced/versed/expert in (w/GEN);

calleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be calloused/hardened; grow hard; be experienced/skilled, understand; know how;

calliblepharatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  having beautiful (made-up) eyes/eyelids;

calliblepharum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cosmetic for eyelids and lashes; dye for coloring eyebrows (L+S);

calliblepharus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  having beautiful (made-up) eyes/eyelids;

callicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (unidentified); (according to Pythagoras made water freeze);

callide*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  expertly, skillfully, cleverly; well, thoroughly; cunningly, artfully;

calliditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shrewdness, skillfulness, skill; craftiness, cunning; subtle tricks (pl.);

callidulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little cunning/sly/crafty;

callidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  crafty, sly, cunning; wise, expert, skillful, clever, experienced, ingenious;

calligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be dark/gloomy/misty/cloudy; have bad vision; cloud; be blinded; be/make dizzy;

calligonon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (also called polygonon mas);

callim*

  adv. [archaic --- --- frequent OLD]

  secretly, in secret, unknown to; privately; covertly; by fraud;

callim*

  prep. +acc [archaic --- --- frequent OLD]

  without knowledge of, unknown to; concealed/secret from; (rarely w/ABL);

callimus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  stone said to be found inside a type of eagle-stone; kind of eagle-stone (L+S);

callion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  winter-cherry (Physalis alkekengi); (pure Latin vesicaria);

callionymus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fish (Uranoscopus scaber?);

callipetalon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (pure Latin quinquefolium);

calliplocamon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having/with beautiful tresses;

calliplocamos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having/with beautiful tresses;

callis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  rough/stony track, path; moorland/mountain pasture; mountain pass/defile (L+S);

callisco*

  cere, ci, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grow insensitive; become dull/insensible (L+S);

callisphyron*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having/with beautiful ankles;

callisphyros*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having/with beautiful ankles;

callistruthia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  very delicate fig sparrows were fond of (L+S); (pure Latin ficus passerariae);

callistruthis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  very delicate fig sparrows were fond of (L+S); (pure Latin ficus passerariae);

callithrix*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny SrcW]

  waterwort (Asplenium trichomanes) (for hair coloring); an Ethiopian monkey;

callithrix*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  waterwort (Asplenium trichomanes) (for hair coloring); an Ethiopian monkey;

callitrichon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  maidenhair (Capillus Veneris), type of fern; commonly called adiantum (L+S);

callitrichos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  maidenhair (Capillus Veneris), type of fern; commonly called adiantum (L+S);

callositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  hardening/thickening of skin, callus; callousness; hardness; hardening;

callosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tough, hard/thick-skinned; made hard/tough by use; callused, indurated;

callum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hard/tough skin/hide, callus; callousness, lack of feeling; firm flesh/fruit;

callus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hard/tough skin/hide, callus; callousness, lack of feeling; firm flesh/fruit;

calo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - announce, proclaim; summon, convoke, call forth/together;

  - let down, allow to hang free; loosen; slacken;

calo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  camp/soldier's servant; type of awkwardness/stupidity; low servant/drudge (L+S);

calo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wooden shoe;

calor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heat; warmth, glow; warm/hot/summer heat/weather; fever; passion, zeal; love;

caloratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  passionate, vehement, furious; hot, heated;

caloria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  calorie;

calorificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  promoting/causing heat/warmth; warming, heating;

calos*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  well; hurrah for !;

calota*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  skullcap;

calpar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wine jar/pitcher; wine from a calpar; wine cask (L+S); vessel for liquids;

Calpurnia*

  f., N1.1 name [--- --- China lesser OLD]

  Calpurnia, wife of Caesar; a daughter of plebeian gens Calpurnius;

calta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  marigold (Calendula officinalis);

caltha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  marigold (Calendula officinalis);

calthula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  yellow garment worn by women; yellow robe;

caltula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short undergarment worn by women;

calumma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  covering;

calumnia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  sophistry, sham; false accusation/claim/statement/pretenses/objection; quibble;

calumnia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  charge; accusation;

calumniator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  false accuser; pettifogger, chicaner; perverter of law; carping critic;

calumniatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  false accuser/claimant (female);

calumnio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  accuse falsely; misrepresent, interpret wrongly; depreciate, find fault with;

calumniose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  by false pretenses;

calumniosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  person convicted of making false/groundless accusations/information;

calumniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  that makes false/groundless accusations; marked by misinterpretations, false;

calumpnia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  charge; accusation; opprobrium; false charge;

calva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bald head, scalp; skull; smooth nuts (hazel nuts?);

calvar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  skulls (pl.); kind of fish;

calvaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  skull;

calvariola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small cup;

calvarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  round sea-fish without scales (bald);

calvatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  made bald, bare; bare (vines);

calventinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vine;

calveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  be bald/hairless;

calvesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lose one's hair, become bald; molt (birds); become bare/empty of vegetation;

Calvinianus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Calvinist;

Calvinismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Calvinism;

Calvinista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Calvinist;

calvio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deceive, intrigue/use subterfuge/tricks against; be tricked/deceived (PASS);

calvities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  baldness, hairlessness;

calvitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  baldness, absence/loss of hair; bareness/scantiness of vegetation;

calvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make/leave bare;

calvo*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deceive, intrigue/use subterfuge/tricks against; be tricked/deceived (PASS);

calvo*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deceive, intrigue/use subterfuge/tricks against;

calvus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  bald person;

calvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bald, bald-headed; having head shaved; smooth (nuts); bare/stripped (things)

calx*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lead vial/bottle/jar;

calx*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - heel; spur; pad (dog); forefeet; kick (Roman toe was unprotected); butt (beam);

  - limestone, lime; chalk, goal, goal-line (chalk mark), end of life; game piece;

calybita*

  f., N1.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hermit; cabin dweller; Calybite (one of class of early Saints living in huts);

calyculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  calyx/cup of a flower; shell (sea urchin);

calymma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  covering;

calyx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  - calyx/cup (flower/nut); bud?; fruit/animal skin, husk; shell (egg/sea urchin);

  - two plants; one like arum; other anchusa (Dyer's bugloss); (monk's-hood? L+S);

cama*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small low bed (near ground);

camacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  aromatic plant (nutmeg?); (substitute for cinnamon); kind of cinnamon (L+S);

camaeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cameo;

camara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  vault, vaulted/arched room/roof/ceiling; small boat roofed over with timber;

camararius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  that grows over arches (of a kind of gourd); climbing;

camaratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  vault, arch;

camaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  roof/vault over;

camaura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  close fitting cap;

cambialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of change; exchanging;

cambio*

  ire, mpsi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  exchange, barter;

cambio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  change (of money);

cambio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exchange, barter;

cambitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  exchange, barter;

cambium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  change; transformable matter;

Cambria*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Britian uncommon Eccl]

  Wales;

cambuta*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  croiser;

camela*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  camel/dromedary (female);

camela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  marriage festival/festivities (pl.); (ADJ?);

camelarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  camel driver;

camelaucium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  red velvet hood (sometimes worn by Pope);

camelelasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  camel-driving; care of camels (belonging to the State);

cameleon*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon SrcW]

  chameleon; (M/F OLD);

camelinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/pertaining to a camel, camel-;

camella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cup, bowl, goblet;

camelopardalis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri Africa uncommon OLD]

  giraffe;

camelopardalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri Africa veryrare L&S]

  giraffe;

camelopardus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri Africa veryrare L&S]

  giraffe;

camelopodium*

  n., N2.4 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant, camel's-foot, horehound?;

camelottum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  cloth (kind of); camelet (costly eastern fabric, maybe of silk and angora W);

camelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  camel, dromedary;

Camena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- poet --- common OLD]

  Muse; poetry; poem (L+S); song; (pl.) Latin goddesses of poetry (Cas);

camena*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval poet --- uncommon Nel]

  poetry, poem; song; (see also Camena);

camera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  room, vault, vaulted/arched room/roof/ceiling; small boat roofed w/timber;

camera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  camera (Cal);

cameralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  of/pertaining to small room or chamber;

camerarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  chamberlain;

camerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  that grows over arches (of a kind of gourd); climbing;

cameratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  vault, arch;

camero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  roof/vault over;

camescopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cinematic camera;

camilla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  handmaiden/female of unblemished character attendant in religious ceremonies;

camillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  boy/noble youth attendant of a flamen/priest;

camino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  form into an oven; shape like an oven;

caminus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smelting/foundry furnace, forge; home stove/furnace; vent (underground fires);

camisia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shirt/nightgown (linen); alb (Ecc); shirt (Cal);

camisium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  alb; shirt;

cammaron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (aconitum);

cammaros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  lobster; plant (aconitum); sea crab (L+S);

cammarus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  lobster; plant (aconitum); sea crab (L+S);

campagus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of boot worn by military officers; sandal, slipper (Ecc);

campana*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  bell;

campanarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  belfry; bell tower;

campanarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  bell ringer;

campaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to fields;

Campania*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Campania; (province of Italy south of Latinium noted for its fertility);

campanicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  champagne (wine);

campanile*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  belfry; bell tower; campanile;

campanius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to fields;

campanula*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  little boy;

campanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  flat; level;

campe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  caterpillar; (pure Latin eruca); turning/writhing, evasion;

campeador*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval war --- uncommon Nel]

  champion of the field; victor;

campester*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  level, even, flat, of level field; on open plain/field; plain-dwelling;

campestratus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one wearing loin-cloth/leather apron of athletes;

campestre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  - flat/level country/ground (pl.); plains;

  - loin-cloth worn by athletes; leather apron worn around loins by wrestlers;

campestris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  level, even, flat, of level field; on open plain/field; plain-dwelling;

campestris*

  m., N3.3 person [late eccl --- inscription L&S]

  deities who presided over contests/games (pl.); country deities;

campestris*

  f., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  country deity; goddess of fields;

campicursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late war Italy veryrare L&S]

  military exercise in Campus Martius;

campidoctor*

  m., N3.1 person [late war Italy uncommon L&S]

  one who exercises/drills soldiers in Campus Martius; drill sergeant;

campigenus*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  well drilled soldiers (pl.);

campio*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  champion;

campionatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  championship;

campismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  camping;

campitor*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  charger, battle-horse, war horse;

campsanema*

  n., N3.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (ros marinus);

campso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go around; double; turn around in place;

campsor*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  changer, banker;

camptaules*

  m., N1.7 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  musician (unknown kind);

campter*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bending; turning; angle;

campter*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  turning point at end of a race course;

campus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  plain; level field/surface; open space for battle/games; sea; scope; campus;

camter*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  turning point at end of a race course;

camum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of beer;

camur*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curved, bent, hooked, crocked; turned/arched inward, having such horns;

camurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curved, bent, hooked, crocked; turned/arched inward, having such horns;

camus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  necklace; collar for neck (L+S); muzzle/bit/curb for horses (late);

canaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hut; hovel;

canaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  settlement of traders/discharged soldiers (pl.) near Roman military camp/fort;

canabarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  inhabitant of a canabae (settlement of veterans near a Roman camp);

canabensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  inhabitant of a canabae (settlement of veterans near a Roman camp);

canabula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small hut/hovel;

canachenus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  class of thieves;

canale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  channel/canal/conduit; ditch, gutter; trough, groove; funnel; pipe, spout;

canalicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  derived/mined/dug from shafts(/pits L+S);

canalicola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  poor/lazy person standing about in gutters near Forum/in place called Canalis;

canalicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small channel/duct/pipe/gutter, groove; feeding trough; splint/cast (medical);

canaliculatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  into/by channels;

canaliculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  channeled, grooved; like a channel/pipe;

canaliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small channel/duct/pipe/gutter, groove; feeding trough; splint/cast (medical);

canaliensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  derived/mined/dug from shafts(/pits L+S);

canalis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  channel/canal/conduit; ditch, gutter; trough, groove; funnel; pipe, spout;

canarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with dogs, dog-; kind of grass; [lappa canaria => kind of bur];

canaster*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half-gray; grizzled;

canatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in manner of a dog; like a dog;

cancamum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  Arabian gum (Balsamodendron katuf?); (used for incense L+S);

cancellaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  chancery; chancellery;

cancellarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chancellor;

cancellarius*

  m., N2.4 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  porter, doorkeeper; secretary; chancellor (ecclesiastical); diocesan official;

cancellarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  living/kept behind bars;

cancellatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  in a lattice arrangement;

cancellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  land measuring my means of a grid; fixing boundaries;

cancellatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  reticulated, having a lattice/grid pattern; lattice/trellis-like;

cancello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  arrange in criss-cross pattern; enclose in lattice/grid; cancel, cross out;

cancellosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with bars; with a railing;

cancellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lattice/grate/grid; bars, barrier, enclosure; boundaries/limits (pl.); railings;

cancer*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crab; Cancer (zodiac); the_South; summer heat; cancer, disease, tumor, canker;

cancer*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crab; Cancer (zodiac); the_South; summer heat; cancer, disease, tumor, canker;

cancer*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - crab; Cancer (zodiac); the_South; summer heat; cancer, disease, tumor, canker;

  - lattice, grid; barrier;

cancerasco*

  cere, avi, atum, V3.1 intrans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  become cancerous; be afflicted with cancer; suppurate like a cancer;

canceraticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  cancerous; like a cancer;

canceratus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  cancerous;

canceroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  cancer;

canchrema*

  n., N3.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cancer;

cancrigenus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  carcinogenic;

cancroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  cancer;

candefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make dazzling white; make glowing; heat, make hot;

candefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become dazzling white; be/become glowing/heated/hot; (candefacio PASS);

candela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tallow candle/taper; waxen cord; fire (L+S); small taper/candle (Ecc);

candelaber*

  m., N2.3 thing [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  candelabra; stand for holding burning candles or lamps; lamp stand;

candelabrarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker of candelabra/candlesticks;

candelabrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  candelabra; stand for holding burning candles or lamps; lamp stand;

candelabrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  candelabra; stand for holding burning candles or lamps; lamp stand;

candens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  shining/bright/clear (light); (approaching) white; boiling/red-hot, glowing;

candentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  luminous area; whiteness (L+S); white clear luster;

candeo*

  ere, dui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be of brilliant whiteness, shine, gleam (white); become/be hot; glow, sparkle;

candesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grow/become light/bright white; begin to glisten/radiate; become (red) hot;

candetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri France veryrare L&S]

  area of 100 or 150 square feet; (10 or 15 square meters);

candicens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  white; approaching white;

candico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  have white appearance; be white/whitish;

candida*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  games/play presented by a candidate for office;

candidans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brilliantly white;

candidarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  baker of white bread;

candidarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  that bakes/makes white bread;

candidata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  candidate (for office) (female); aspirant; office seeker;

candidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  whiteness;

candidatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to/belonging to a candidate (for office); white-robed (Ecc);

candidatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  candidate (office) (white toga); aspirant/office seeker; one who strives for;

candidatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  candidacy (for office);

candidatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dressed in white/whitened clothes;

candide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in white clothes; brightly/clearly/spotlessly; candidly/openly, good naturedly;

candido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  make glittering/bright; make white;

candidule*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  candidly, sincerely;

candidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shining white; white, gleaming;

candidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  white (of an egg);

candidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bright, clear, transparent; clean/spotless; lucid; candid; kind; innocent, pure;

  - radiant, unclouded; (dressed in) white; of light color; fair skinned, pale;

candifico*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make dazzlingly white;

candificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that cleans/makes white;

canditatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  whiteness;

candor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whiteness; snow; radiance, bright light; heat, glow; beauty; purity; kindness;

candosoccus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  layer (of a plant);

canens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gray, grayish; white, hoary;

canentas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  head ornament;

caneo*

  ere, nui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/become covered in white; be hoary, be white/gray (with age);

canes*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [early agri --- lesser OLD]

  dog; hound; subordinate; "jackal"; dog-star/fish; lowest dice throw; clamp;

canesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become covered in white, whiten; grow old/hoary; be/grow white/gray with age;

cania*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of wild nettle;

canica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bran (pl.);

canicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bitch (also people); dog-star; dog-fish, shark; dog-days; lowest throw at dice;

canicularis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to dog-star; [caniculares dies => dog days];

canifera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woman carrying basket;

caniformis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dog-shaped, in dog form/shape; (Anubis);

canina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  dog flesh/meat; [canis caninam non est => dog does not eat dog/is not dog meat];

caninus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  of/pertaining/suitable to/resembling a dog, canine; abusive, mean, snarling;

canipa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fruit basket for religious uses;

canis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  dog; hound; subordinate; "jackal"; dog-star/fish; lowest dice throw; clamp;

canistellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  basket (bread/fruit);

canistraria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  basket bearer (in religious festivals);

canistrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wicker basket (used for food/flowers and in sacrifices);

canitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  white/gray coloring/deposit; gray/white hair, grayness of hair; old age;

canities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  white/gray coloring/deposit; gray/white hair, grayness of hair; old age;

canitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  grayness of hair;

canna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small reed/cane; panpipe/flute; small vessel/gondola; windpipe; cane-sugar;

cannaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hemp; hemp rope; canvas/linen (medieval);

cannaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hut; hovel;

cannabinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of hemp, hempen, hemp-;

cannabis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hemp; hemp rope; canvas/linen (medieval);

cannabius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  made of hemp, hempen, hemp-;

cannabum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  hemp; hemp rope; canvas/linen (medieval);

cannabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hemp; hemp rope; canvas/linen (medieval);

cannetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  thicket of reeds;

canneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  made of reeds, reed-;

cannibalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cannibalism;

canno*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  cannon (artillery piece);

cannophorus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  reed-bearer in rites of Magna Mater;

cannula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  reed; small/little/low reed; windpipe (L+S);

cannulono*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cannelloni;

cano*

  nere, ni, nitum, V3.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sing, celebrate, chant; crow; recite; play (music)/sound (horn); foretell;

cano*

  nere, cecini, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sing, celebrate, chant; crow; recite; play (music)/sound (horn); foretell;

canon*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  canon, ecclesiastical title; member of canonry/cathedral chapter, Augustinian;

canon*

  m., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  canon/norm/rule; part of Mass; catalog/list; model; [~ Santorum => Saints list];

canon*

  m., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  catalog of sacred writings admitted by rule, the_Canon; cannon/guns (pl.);

canon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sounding-board/channel of water organ; model/standard; measuring line, rule;

canon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sounding-board/channel of water organ; model/standard; measuring line, rule;

canonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  canon's prebend/stipend;

canonicalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- common Eccl]

  canonical/by canons/legal/lawful/right; of a canon;

canonicarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  collector of annual tribute;

canonicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  office of canon;

canonice*

  adv. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  canonically, according to Church discipline; regularly;

canonicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  theory (pl.); canon;

canonicus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  canon; member of cathedral canonry; clergyman; prebendary; Augustinian;

canonicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  mathematician/theorist; one who constructs mathematical/astronomical tables;

canonicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon trans]

  regular (monastery); secular (cathedral); by math divisions of monochord (OLD);

canonicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  canonical/by canons/legal/lawful/right; of a canon;

canonisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  canonization; elevation to sainthood;

canonissa*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  canoness;

canonista*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  canonist, one learned in Canon Law;

canonizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  canonization; elevation to sainthood;

canonizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  canonize, elevate to sainthood; include in canon of Scripture; reduce to rules;

canor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  song, vocal music; tune, melody; birdsong; music of instruments; poetic strain;

canore*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  melodiously; harmoniously; tunefully;

canorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  melody, charm (in speaking);

canorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  melodious, harmonious; resonant, ringing, sonorous; tuneful; songful, vocal;

cantabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  worthy to be sung;

cantabrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  standard-bearer on festive occasions;

Cantabrigia*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- Britian uncommon trans]

  Cambridge;

cantabrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of banner/standard under emperors; kind of bran;

cantabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  singing; chanting;

cantamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  spell that is sung/chanted; magic sentence; spell, charm, incantation;

cantatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  singing; song, music; spell, charm, incantation (L+S);

cantator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  singer; musician; minstrel;

cantatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Gradual Book (old name);

cantatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  singer, musician (female);

cantatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that uses incantations/enchantments (feminine adjective); singing, musical;

cantenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chained, fettered;

canteriatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  supported on a canterius (light pi-shaped prop/"horse" for vines); propped;

canterinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to a horse, horse-; like a horse; variety of barley (winter L+S);

canteriolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small vine-supporting prop/"horse";

canterius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  poor-quality horse, hack, nag, gelding; rafter; pi-shaped vine prop/"horse";

cantharella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chanterelle;

cantharias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (having in it a figure of a Spanish fly L+S);

cantharis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  blister-beetle (Cantharis vesicatoria); Spanish fly (medicine/poison); a worm;

cantharites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  wine from vine cantharites; kind of vine (L+S);

cantharulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small drinking vessel with handles;

cantharus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  large drinking vessel with handles; bowl/basin of fountain; Black Sea bream;

cantharus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  vessel of holy water; water pipe;

cantheriatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  supported on a canterius (light pi-shaped prop/"horse" for vines); propped;

cantherinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to a horse, horse-; like a horse; variety of barley (winter L+S);

cantheriolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small vine-supporting prop/"horse";

cantherius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  poor-quality horse, hack, nag, gelding; rafter; pi-shaped vine prop/"horse";

canthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tire, iron ring around a carriage wheel; wheel;

canticulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  song; little/brief/short song; sonnet (L+S); short incantation;

canticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  song; passage in a comedy chanted or sung; sing-song voice;

canticus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  musical;

cantilena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oft repeated saying; refrain; ditty/little song; silly prattle (L+S); lampoon;

cantilenosus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to song; poetic;

cantillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sing low; hum; warble, chirp (Ecc);

cantilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  sing;

cantio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  song; singing (birds); playing, music (instrumental); incantation, spell;

cantito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sing; sing repeatedly, sing over and over; sing/play often (L+S);

cantiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  (mere) song; flattering/alluring strain (L+S);

canto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- drama --- veryfreq OLD]

  sing; play (roles/music); recite; praise, celebrate; forewarn; enchant, bewitch;

canto*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  canton;

cantor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  singer, poet; actor (of musical parts in play); precentor; cantor; eulogist;

cantreda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  cantred; land division; district containing a hundred townships (OED);

cantrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  singer (female), songstress;

Cantuaria*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- Britian uncommon trans]

  Canterbury;

cantulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  little song;

canturio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  recite with musical intonation; sing continuously (birds); chirp;

cantus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tire, iron ring around a carriage wheel; wheel;

cantus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  song, chant; singing; cry (bird); blast (trumpet); poem, poetry; incantation;

canua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  basket;

canum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wicker basket (used for food/flowers and in sacrifices);

canus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  gray hairs (pl.); old age;

canus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  white, gray; aged, old, wise; hoary; foamy, white-capped; white w/snow/frost;

canusina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  garment of made of Canusian wool; (Canusium/Canosa town in Apulia);

canusinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dressed in garments of Canusian wool;

canutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gray;

capa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  cape, cloak; cassock, cope, mantle;

capabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  comprehensible; intelligent;

capacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  capacity, largeness; ability (mental/legal/to inherit); power of comprehension;

capaciter*

  adv. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  rightfully to inherit;

capax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  large, spacious, roomy, big; capable, fit, competent; has right to inherit;

capedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  bowl used in sacrifices;

capedulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of covering for head;

capeduncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small pot/vessel/bowl/dish; (used for sacrifices L+S);

capella*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  chapel; choir; [a capella => unaccompanied (song); ~ magister => choirmaster];

capella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  she-goat; meteor type; star in constellation Auriga (rising in rainy season);

capella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  dirty fellow, old goat; man with a goat-like beard; body odor;

capellania*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  chaplaincy;

capellanus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  chaplain;

capellianus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to goats; eaten by goats;

capellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  hat;

capellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small goat; kid;

caper*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  he-goat, billy-goat; goatish/armpit smell; star in Auriga (L+S); grunting fish;

caperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrinkled;

capero*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hood;

caperratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrinkled; furled (sails);

caperro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be/become wrinkled; wrinkle (L+S); furl (sails);

capesco*

  cere, civi, citum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryfreq Med]

  grasp, take; undertake, manage; pursue with zeal; carry out orders; (=capesso);

capesso*

  sere, sivi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  grasp, take, seize eagerly; undertake, manage; pursue w/zeal; carry out orders;

capetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  fodder for cattle;

caph*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  kaf; (11th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as K and CH);

caphisterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  vessel used for cleaning/separating seed-grain from the rest;

capi*

  pe, psi, -, V8.3 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  take hold, seize; grasp; take bribe; arrest/capture; put on; occupy; captivate;

capidulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of covering for head;

capillaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  resembling/similar to hair; like hair; made of hair (L+S);

capillamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  head of hair; toupee/wig; hair-like fiber; thread of metal; streak/flaw in gem;

capillare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ointment/unguent for hair; pomade;

capillaris*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to hair; capillary (Cal); [~ herba => plant Capillus Veneris];

capillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  hair; disease of urinary organs;

capillatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hair-like flawing in a gem; hair (L+S); false hair;

capillatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  long hairs (pl.); young aristocrats;

capillatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having long hair (older generation/foreign peoples/boys); hairy; hair-like;

capillitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  head of hair;

capillosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  full of hair; very hairy;

capillulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fine/soft hair;

capillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hair; hair of head; single hair; hair/fur/wool of animals; hair-like fiber;

capio*

  pere, cepi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  take hold, seize; grasp; take bribe; arrest/capture; put on; occupy; captivate;

capio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  taking/seizing; [usus ~ => getting ownership by continued possession];

capis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  cup/bowl with handle used mainly for ritual purposes;

capis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  cup/bowl with handle used mainly for ritual purposes;

capisso*

  sere, sivi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  grasp, take, seize eagerly; undertake, manage; pursue w/zeal; carry out orders;

capisterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  vessel used for cleaning/separating seed-grain from the rest;

capistrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  halter-maker;

capistro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  provide with a halter, put a halter on a horse; fasten with a headstall; bind;

capistrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  halter/headstall/harness, muzzle; matrimonial halter (L+S); band for vines;

capitagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  poll tax; head-penny;

capital*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  capital crime/punishment (loss of life or civil rights); priestess headband;

capitale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  capital (economics);

capitale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  capital crime/punishment (loss of life or civil rights); priestess headband;

capitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  of/belonging to head/life; deadly, mortal; dangerous; excellent, first-rate;

capitalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  capitalism;

capitalista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  capitalist;

capitalisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  capitalist;

capitaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with bitter/lethal hostility;

capitaneatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Med]

  captaincy;

capitaneus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  captain;

capitaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  large, chief in size; capital (letters);

capitarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  levied per head, per capita; poll-;

capitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  poll tax, tax levied per head/capita; outlay for beasts used in public service;

capitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having or forming a head;

capitellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small head; capital/chapiter of a column;

capitilavium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  washing of head; [Dominica ~ => Palm Sunday];

capitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of tunic worn by women;

capitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  covering for head; opening in tunic for head; undervest; priest's vestment;

capito*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  big-headed, having a large head (masculine adj.); (cognommen); kind of mullet;

Capitolinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Capitoline; (one of 7 hills of Rome); of the Capitol; (temple of ~ Jupiter);

capitolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  religious/cathedral chapter, chapter meeting/house; right of cofraternity;

Capitolium*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Capitol; Capitoline Hill in Rome;

capitulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- legal --- inscription L&S]

  head/poll-tax or levy;

capitularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  relating to head/poll-tax or levy;

capitularium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  head/poll-tax or levy;

capitularius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  tax gathers (pl.), revenue officers; recruiting officers;

capitularius*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  relating to recruiting of soldiers;

capitulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  by headings; summarily;

capitulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having (small) head or terminal knob;

capitulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- frequent Eccl]

  chapter/article (in book); religious/cathedral chapter, chapter meeting/house;

capitulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  little head; piles/hemorrhoids; flower-head/seed-capsule; head of a structure;

capitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  fodder for cattle;

capnias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  smoky specimen/variety of some precious stone; smoky topaz (L+S); kind of wine;

capnion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, funitory, pes gallinaceus; (Fumaria officinalis/Corydaltis digitalia);

capnion*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  (vine) with grapes of smoky appearance;

capnios*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of wine from grapes of smoky appearance;

capnios*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  (vine) with grapes of smoky appearance;

capnites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  smoky specimen/variety of some precious stone; smoky topaz (L+S); kind of wine;

capnitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  substance deposited by copper furnace smoke, ZnO/tutty; smoky precious stone;

capnos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, funitory, pes gallinaceus; (Fumaria officinalis/Corydaltis digitalia);

capo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  capon; young cockerel?;

cappa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  cape, cloak, cassock, cope.

cappara*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called portulacca);

cappari*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  caper plant (Capparis spinosa); fruit of caper plant, caper;

capparis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  caper;

capparis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  caper plant (Capparis spinosa); fruit of caper plant, caper;

cappas*

  f., N3.7 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sea horse;

cappella*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  chapel; choir; [a capella => unaccompanied (song); ~ magister => choirmaster];

cappellania*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  chaplaincy;

cappellanus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  chaplain;

capra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  she-goat, nanny-goat; [Caprae palus => on Campus Martius/Circus Flaminus site];

capragenus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of flesh of wild goats;

caprago*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called cicer columbinum);

caprale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  field/marsh/swamp fit only for goats;

caprarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  goatherd;

caprarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to goat;

caprea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  roe deer; wild she-goat (L+S);

capreaginus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  resembling a roe-deer (mottled);

capreida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  diuretic? plant;

capreola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  young roe doe;

capreolatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  like twisted tendrils; in a winding/twisting manner;

capreolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  young roe-deer; wild goat/chamois; rafter, support; vine tendril; weeding fork;

capricornus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  Capricorn, a sign of Zodiac;

caprificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  caprification, by which gall insects emerge to fertilize/puncture wild fig;

caprifico*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  caprificate, fertilize by caprification (insects/hand puncturing wild fig);

caprificus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wild fig tree; fruit of wild fig tree, wild fig;

caprificus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wild fig tree; fruit of wild fig tree, wild fig;

caprigena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  goats (pl.);

caprigenus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  goats (pl.);

caprigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/consisting of/sprung from goats, goat-;

caprile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  goat pen/stall;

caprilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging to goats;

caprimulgus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  country bumpkin, goat-milker; nightjar/goatsucker (bird Caprimulgus europaeus);

caprina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  goat flesh/meat;

caprinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  devotee of Pan;

caprinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to/consisting of/resembling goats; [lactuca ~a => kind of spurge];

capriolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  young roe-deer; wild goat/chamois; rafter, support; vine tendril; weeding fork;

capripes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  goat-footed; (epithet for rural deities);

caprona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  forelocks (pl.); (hair hanging down on forehead of men/animals);

capronea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  forelocks (pl.); (hair hanging down on forehead of men/animals);

caprugenus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of flesh of wild goats;

capruginus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of roe-deer;

caprunculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  earthenware vessel;

capsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cylindrical case (for books), bookcase; receptacle for things, box, satchel;

capsarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slave toting boy's bookcase/satchel; who minded clothes at bath; satchelmaker;

capsella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small box/casket; coffer;

capsicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  paprika, pepper;

capso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seize (only PRES form which is FUT); take bribe; capture; occupy; captivate;

capsula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small box for books; chest, casket;

capsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  church nave;

capsus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  coach/carriage/wagon body; cage/pen for animals;

captatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  action of straining after; legacy-hunting; feint to attract stroke (fencing);

captator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  legacy hunter; one who strives to obtain/eagerly reaches for/grasps at/courts;

captatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerning legacy-hunting/hunters; [~as institutiones => mutual heirs];

captatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who strives to obtain/eagerly reaches for/grasps at/courts;

captatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  straining after, striving to obtain; (feminine adjective);

captensula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  fallacious argument; sophism;

captibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that can take;

captio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deception/trick/fraud; disadvantage, loss; a sophistry/quibble; right to take;

captiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a manner to score over a person/take him in/deceive him; insidiously;

captiosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  sophisms (pl.);

captiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  harmful, disadvantageous; captious, intended to ensnare (arguments), deceptive;

captito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  snatch at; strive eagerly after;

captiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  quirk; sophism, fallacy;

captiva*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prisoner (female), captive;

captivatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  subjugation; enslavement;

captivator*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  captor, one who takes captive;

captivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  captivity/bondage; capture/act of being captured; blindness; captives (Plater);

captivncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  legal quirk or snare;

captivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  take captive;

captivus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  prisoner of war (likely male, but maybe female), captive;

captivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  caught, taken captive; captured (in war), imprisoned; conquered; of captives;

capto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  try/long/aim for, desire; entice; hunt legacy; try to catch/grasp/seize/reach;

captor*

  m., N3.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  hunter, huntsman, he who catches animals/game;

captrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  huntress; she who takes/catches; she who despoils;

captum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  catch; (e.g. fish);

captura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  taking/catching wild game; bag, total game caught; gain, take; making profits;

captus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  capacity/ability/potentiality; comprehension; action/result of taking/grasping;

captus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  captured, captive;

Capua*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Capua; chief city of Campania;

Capuccinus*

  m., N2.1 group [scholar eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  Capuchin; (of order of St Francis new rule of 1528, from capuche/pointed hood);

capucium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  hood; headland of field;

capudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  primitive sacrificial vessel;

capula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  small sacrificial bowl/cup; (with handles L+S);

capularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ready for bier, having one foot in grave; of/near grave/bier;

capulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  mutilation; decapitation;

capulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  man who draws from oil press; decanter, who pours from vessel to other (L+S);

capulatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hooded;

capulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  draw off oil from oil press; attach/halter (cattle); catch (animals);

capulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  sword-hilt/handle; handle of other implements; bier, coffin;

capulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sepulcher, tomb, scacophagus; halter for catching/fastening cattle, lasso;

capulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sword-hilt/handle; handle of other implements; bier, coffin;

capulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sepulcher, tomb, scacophagus; halter for catching/fastening cattle, lasso;

capus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  capon; young cockerel?;

caput*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  head; person; life; leader; top; source/mouth (river); capital (punishment);

caput*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  heading; chapter, principal division; [~ super pedibus => head over heels];

caputalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  of/belonging to head/life; deadly, mortal; dangerous; excellent, first-rate;

caputium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hood;

carabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  crustacean, crayfish; sea crab (L+S); small wicker boat covered in rawhide;

carabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  scarabe; coleopteron, beetle; (Cal);

caracalla*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- France common L&S]

  long tunic/great-coat worn by Gauls; (name for Emperor Antonius Caracalla);

caracallis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- France common L&S]

  long tunic/great-coat worn by Gauls;

caracter*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  branded/impressed letter/mark/etc; marking instrument; stamp, character, style;

caragogos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  medicinal plant;

caravanna*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  caravan (group of travelers);

carbas*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  easterly wind; east-northeast wind (L+S);

carbaseus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  made of linen/flax;

carbasineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made of linen/flax;

carbasinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clothes (pl.) made of linen/flax;

carbasinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made of linen/flax; green (Ecc);

carbasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant with narcotic juice;

carbasus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  linen (cloth); fine linen, cambric; canvas; sail; linen garment/clothes; awning;

carbasus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made of linen/flax;

carbatina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of rustic leather shoe;

carbatinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare ---]

  made of hide;

carbo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  charcoal; glowing coal; pencil/marker; worthless thing; charred remains; coal;

carboarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  collier, supplier of coal/charcoal; charcoal burner/supplier;

carbonaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  furnace/chimney/oven for making charcoal (by burning wood/etc.);

carbonarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  charcoal-burner, collier;

carbonarius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/relating to charcoal;

carbonesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  become charcoal;

carboneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  carbon (element);

carbonicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  carbonic;

carbunculatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  affliction with a form of vine blight; disease of trees (L+S);

carbunculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  be afflicted with a form of vine blight;

carbunculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  be afflicted with a form of vine blight;

carbunculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  containing tophus (variety of sandstone); containing red toph-stone (L+S);

carbunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  live coal; red tophus; precious stone; vine blight; carbuncle/tumor/anthrax;

carbunica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of vine;

carcedonius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  chalcedony; (stone of third foundation of New Jerusalem in Revelations 21:19);

carcer*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prison, jail; jailbird; starting barriers at race-course, traps; beginning;

carceralis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to/connected with prison/jail;

carcerarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  prison keeper, jailer;

carcerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to/connected with prison/jail;

carcereus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to/connected with prison;

carcharus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fish (kind of); kind of dog fish (L+S);

Carchedonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa veryrare Eccl]

  Carthaginian;

carchesium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  type of drinking-cup/beaker; mast-head of ship; kind of derrick, crane;

carcinethron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, knotgrass; (pure Latin geniculata; also called polygonon);

carcinias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  crab-colored precious stone;

carcinodes*

  , adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  cancerous, polypous;

carcinodes*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  cancerous disease; cancer;

carcinogenesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  carcinogenesis;

carcinoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  ulcer or tumor (malignant?); (term of reproach by Augustus for Julia/Agrippa);

carcinothron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, knotgrass; (pure Latin geniculata; also called polygonon);

cardamina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cress-like plant;

cardamomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  cardamom (Elettaris cardamomum); its seeds (used in medicine/spice);

cardamum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cress-like plant; (pure Latin nasturtium);

cardelis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  goldfinch (Fringilla carduelis); thistle-finch (L+S);

cardiacus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  person suffering from heartburn or stomach distress;

cardiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  of heart or stomach; suffering in stomach;

cardimoma*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  pain in stomach, stomach ache;

cardinalas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  cardinalate, office/position/dignity/rank of Cardinal in Catholic Church;

cardinalatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  cardinalate, office/position/dignity/rank of Cardinal in Catholic Church;

cardinalicius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Med]

  cardinal's; of a cardinal;

cardinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  cardinal/principle/chief; that serves as pivot/on which something turns/depends;

cardinalis*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Bee]

  cardinal, prince of Catholic Church; (elector of Popes); chief, principle;

cardinaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chiefly, principally; especially;

cardinalitius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  of/pertaining to cardinalate/cardinalship/position of Catholic Cardinal;

cardinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  mortised; hinged to;

cardineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  of/by hinges; of/pertaining to door-hinge; E:of a cardinal (Latham);

cardiogramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cardiogram; electrocardiogram;

cardiographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cardiography; electrocardiography;

cardiographium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cardiograph; electrocardiograph;

cardiologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cardiology;

cardiologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cardiologist;

cardo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hinge; pole, axis; chief point/circumstance; crisis; tenon/mortise; area; limit;

carduelis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  goldfinch (Fringilla carduelis); thistle-finch (L+S);

carduetus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  thicket of thistle; sedgebrush, rushes (Ecc);

carduus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  thistle; prickly bur/seed-vessel; cardoon (artichoke-like vegetable);

care*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dearly; at a high price;

care*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dear, at high price; of high value; at great cost/sacrifice;

carectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bed/plot of sedges/rushes;

carena*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  fast of forty days;

carenaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  vessel for making carenum (sweet wine boiled down one third);

carentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lack; shortage; penury (Cal);

carenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sweet wine boiled down one third;

careo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be without/absent from/devoid of/free from; miss; abstain from, lack, lose;

careo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [early --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  be without/absent from/devoid of/free from; miss; abstain from, lack, lose;

careota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  date; nut-shaped date (L+S); (as gift on Saturnalia);

caresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  want, be without;

careum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  caraway;

carex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  reed-grass; sedges; rushes;

carfiathum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  (superior) kind of incense; excellent kind of white frankincense;

carians*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  decayed, rotten; defective;

carica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri NearEast common OLD]

  kind of fig; (Caria a country in south-west Asia Minor);

caries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rot, rottenness, corruption, decay; caries; shriveling up; dry rot; ship worm;

carina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  keel, bottom of ship, hull; boat, ship, vessel; voyage; half walnut shell;

carinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who dyes? brown;

carinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  shell-formed/shaped; like a keel/hull;

carino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- Pliny OLD]

  turn into/shape like a ship/hull; supply with/get/grow a shell;

carino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curse, abuse, revile, blame; use abusive language;

carino*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curse, abuse, revile, blame; use abusive language;

carinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  nut-brown (fashionable color in women's dress);

cariosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rotten, decayed (wood/teeth); crumbly; friable, loose, porous; decayed (old);

cariota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  date; nut-shaped date (L+S); (as gift on Saturnalia);

caris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of crustacean; shrimp/prawn?; sea-crab (L+S);

carisa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  artful woman;

carissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  artful, sly, cunning, crafty;

caristium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  annual family banquet 3 days after Parentalia (20 Feb.) where feuds settled;

carisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  artful, sly, cunning, crafty;

caritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  charity; love, affection, esteem, favor; dearness; high price;

caritativus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  charitable;

caritores*

  f., N3.3 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wool-carders;

Carmelitus*

  m/f., N2.1 group [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Carmelite, White Friar;

Carmelus*

  m., N2.1 locale [later eccl NearEast uncommon trans]

  Carmel; (area/mountain range in north-west Palestine); beautiful hill (Isaiah);

carmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  card for wool/flax;

carmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- veryfreq OLD]

  song/music; poem/play; charm; prayer, incantation, ritual/magic formula; oracle;

carminabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  versifying; making/composing verse/poetry;

carminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  combing/carding (wool/flax/etc.);

carminator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  carder (of wool/flax/etc.);

carmino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  card (wool, etc.); produce by carding;

carmino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  make verses;

carnale*

  n., N3.4 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  carnal/sensual/worldly things; things of the_flesh;

carnalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  carnal, fleshy, bodily, sensual; of the_flesh; not spiritual, worldly;

carnalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  carnality, sensuality, fleshiness;

carnaliter*

  adv. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  carnally, sensually; not spiritually;

carnarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  meat rack (for smoking/drying); larder/pantry (L+S);

carnarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  dealer in meat; butcher;

carnarius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to/belonging to flesh;

carnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fleshiness, bulk, corpulence, heaviness;

carnatus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  fleshy, fat, corpulent;

carnelevarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  carnival;

carnero*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Nel]

  steer, cow;

carneus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  of the_flesh, carnal; not spiritual;

carnicis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fodder plant, tree-medick (Medicago arborea); its wood; scrubby snail-clover;

carnicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flesh;

carnifex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  executioner, hangman; murderer, butcher, torturer; scoundrel, villain;

carnifex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tormenting, torturing; murderous, killing; deadly;

carnificina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  work/act/office of executioner/torturer; torture/execution; capital punishment;

carnificius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to an executioner/hangman/torturer;

carnifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  execute; behead; butcher; cut in pieces, mangle;

carnifico*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  execute; behead; butcher; cut in pieces, mangle;

carnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  butchering;

carniger*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bearing flesh;

carnis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  meat/flesh; the_body; pulp/flesh of plants, sapwood; soft part; low passions;

carnivorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  carnivorous, flesh-eating;

carnosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fleshy; characterized by flesh; consisting of meat; fleshy in color/appearance;

carnufex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  executioner, hangman; murderer, butcher, torturer; scoundrel, villain;

carnufex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tormenting, torturing; murderous, killing; deadly;

carnuficina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  work/act/office of executioner/torturer; torture/execution; capital punishment;

carnuficius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to an executioner/hangman/torturer;

carnufico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  execute; behead; butcher; cut in pieces, mangle;

carnufico*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  execute; behead; butcher; cut in pieces, mangle;

carnuficus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  butchering;

carnulentus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  like flesh;

Carnutes*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Carnutes, tribe of central Gaul, around Loire - Caesar;

caro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  card/comb (wool/flax/etc.);

caro*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dearly; dear, at a high price;

caro*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  meat, flesh; the_body; pulpy/fleshy/soft parts (plant), sapwood; low passions;

caroenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sweet wine boiled down one third;

Carolus*

  m., N2.1 name [later --- France common Def]

  Charles; (Charlemagne, 742-814, King of Franks, first Holy Roman Emperor);

caros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety/seed of plant hypericum; heavy sleep, stupor, sleep of death (L+S);

carota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  carrot;

carotis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  carotid arteries (pl.);

carpa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon trans]

  carp; (Erasmus);

carpasinus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  green; (Vulgate Ester 1:6);

carpasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant with narcotic juice; (white hellebore? OLD);

carpathium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant with narcotic juice; (white hellebore? OLD);

carpathum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  white hellebore plant (Veratrum album);

carpatinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  made of hide;

carpentarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carriage/wagon/chariot builder, cartwright; carriage-driver, coachman (L+S);

carpentarius*

  m., N2.1 where [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  carriage/wagon/chariot builder/cartwright's workshop;

carpentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of wagons/carriages/chariots; of/pertaining to carriage building;

carpentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carriage (2-wheeled, covered for women); chariot (L+S); wagon/cart; barouche;

carpentura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  framework;

carpheothum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  (superior) kind of incense; excellent kind of white frankincense;

carphologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  picking of pieces of straw from mud/adobe walls;

carphos*

  n., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fenugreek; goat's thorn;

carpineus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  hornbeam (tree Carpinus betulus);

carpineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/made of/pertaining to hornbeam (tree of genus Carpinus);

carpisculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of shoe; groundwork/basement;

carpistes*

  m., N1.7 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  one of Aeons of Valentinus;

carpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - seize/pick/pluck/gather/browse/tear off; graze/crop; tease/pull out/card (wool);

  - separate/divide, tear down; carve; despoil/fleece; pursue/harry; consume/erode;

carpophyllon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  shrub; (Ruscus hypophyllum?);

carptim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in separate/detached/disconnected parts/units; selectively; intermittently;

carptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  carver (of game/poultry/etc.);

carptura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gathering of honey; sucking of nectar from flowers (by bees) (L+S);

carpusculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of shoe; groundwork/basement;

carracutium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of two-wheeled carriage;

carrago*

  f., N3.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  fortification/barricade made of wagons; circled wagons;

carrarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who makes/repairs wagons/carts/carriages; army cartwright;

carrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  charge (a weapon, a battery);

carro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  card/comb (wool/flax/etc.);

carrobalista*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  ballista/catapult mounted on a carriage; (equivalent of "field gun");

carroballista*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  ballista/catapult mounted on a carriage; (equivalent of "field gun");

carroco*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sturgeon (Acipenser sturio);

carruca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  coach, traveling-carriage; (four-wheeled L+S); state coach;

carrucarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coachman;

carrucarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  used for/pertaining to carriages/carruca;

carrucha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  traveling-carriage; (four-wheeled L+S); state coach;

carrulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small/little cart/wagon;

carrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  wagon; (Gallic type);

carrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- France lesser OLD]

  wagon; (Gallic type);

carta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  papyrus (sheet/page); record/letter, book/writing(s); thin metal sheet/leaf;

Cartago*

  f., N3.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Carthage;

cartallus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  basket;

Carthaginiensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  of/belonging to Carthage, Carthaginian; (also of New Carthage in Spain);

Carthaginiensis*

  m., N3.3 group [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Carthaginian, inhabitant of Carthage; (also of New Carthage in Spain?);

Carthago*

  f., N3.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Carthage;

Carthusianus*

  m., N2.1 group [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Carthusian; Charterhouse monk; (order founded by St Bruno 1086);

cartibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of oblong table standing on a pedestal;

cartilagineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  cartilaginous, gristly;

cartilaginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  characterized by/full of cartilage/other tough fibrous tissue, very gristly;

cartilago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  cartilage, gristle; substance harder than pulp but softer than woody fiber;

cartula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scrap/piece of papyrus; small note, bill (L+S);

cartus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  papyrus (sheet/page); record/letter, book/writing(s); thin metal sheet/leaf;

carucata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  carucate of land; 120-180 acres (as much land as can be plowed in a year);

caruncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little piece of flesh; piece of tissue (medical), fleshy growth;

Carus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  Carus; (Emperor Marcus Aurelius Numerius Carus 282-283);

carus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  dear, beloved; costly, precious, valued; high-priced, expensive;

caryinon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  made of walnuts, walnut-; made of nuts (L+S);

caryinos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  made of walnuts, walnut-; made of nuts (L+S);

caryinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  made of walnuts, walnut-; made of nuts (L+S);

caryites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of spurge; species of tithymalus (L+S);

caryon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  walnut; nut (L+S);

caryophyllon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dried flower-buds of clove; cloves;

caryophyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  clove;

caryota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  date; nut-shaped date (L+S); (as gift on Saturnalia);

caryotis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  date; nut-shaped date (L+S); (as gift on Saturnalia);

casa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cottage/small humble dwelling, hut/hovel; home; house; shop, booth; farm (late);

casabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stumbling, tottering; ready to fall;

casamus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  old man; attendant;

casaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one (god/spirit?) who guards over a cottage;

casarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dweller in a cottage; cottager;

casarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a cottage;

casce*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in an archaic/out-of-date/old-fashion manner;

cascus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ancient, old; archaic; primitive;

casearius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to cheese, cheese-;

caseatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mixed with cheese;

casellula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little hut;

caseolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small cheese;

caseta*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  cassette;

casetophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cassette-recording;

caseum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cheese; pressed curd; comic term of endearment (L+S);

caseus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cheese; pressed curd; comic term of endearment (L+S);

casia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cinnamon (Cinnamomum tree/bark/spice); aromatic shrub (mezereon or marjoram?);

casiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with cheese;

casignete*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); (also called dionysonymphadas);

casila*

  f., N1.1 thing [archaic --- --- veryrare OLD]

  helmet (metal) (Sabine form); wearer of a helmet; war, active service;

casito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fall/drop down repeatedly/frequently;

casleu*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Chislev/Kislev, Jewish month; (ninth in ecclesiastic year);

casmila*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  handmaiden/female of unblemished character attendant in religious ceremonies;

casmilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  boy/noble youth attendant of a flamen/priest;

casnar*

  m., N9.9 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  old man; attendant;

cassabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stumbling, tottering; ready to fall;

cassia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cinnamon (Cinnamomum tree/bark/spice); aromatic shrub (mezereon or marjoram?);

cassiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small net; cobweb;

cassida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  helmet (metal); wearer of a helmet; war, active service;

cassidarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- inscription L&S]

  helmet maker;

cassidile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small bag, wallet; satchel, bag (Souter);

cassis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  hunting net (often pl.); spider's web; snare, trap;

cassis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  helmet (metal); wearer of a helmet; war, active service;

cassita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  crested/tufted lark (Alauda cristata);

cassiterinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made of tin;

cassiterum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  tin; (originally a mixture of lead/silver and other metals L+S);

cassito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drip;

Cassius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Cassius; (Roman gens name); (L. ~ Longinus defeated by Helvetii; Caesar killer);

Cassius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Cassius, Roman gens; (L. C~ Longinus defeated by Helvetii; C. C~ L~ assassin);

Cassivellaunus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Cassiveellaunus, Commander of forces of Britons - Caesar;

casso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  bring to naught, destroy; annul, make null and void;

casso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  totter, begin to fall; shake, waver (L+S);

cassum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  empty/vain/futile things (pl.);

cassus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall, overthrow; chance/fortune; accident, emergency, calamity, plight; fate;

cassus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hollow/empty/devoid of, lacking; useless/fruitless/vain; [in cassum => in vain];

castanea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  chestnut-tree, chestnut;

castanetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chestnut plantation;

castanietum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chestnut plantation/grove;

caste*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  uprightly, w/integrity; chastely, w/sexual/ceremonial purity; spotlessly;

castella*

  f., N1.1 locale [medieval --- Spain uncommon SrcZ]

  Castile (Spain); (place of castles/castella);

castellanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  garrison/occupants (pl.) of a fort/fortress/castle;

castellanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  of/connected with/pertaining to/associated with a fort/fortress/castle;

castellarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  keeper of a reservoir;

castellatim*

  adv. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  at intervals (in manner of strongpoints), in separate detachments; castle-wise;

castellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  - redoubt, fortress, stronghold, fortified settlement, refuge; castle, citadel;

  - castle/reservoir (where water from aqueduct is collected for distribution);

castellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Bee]

  town, village; (medieval);

casteria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  part of a ship?; (where rowers were accustomed to rest, rower's room L+S);

castifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  punish, correct; make pure;

castificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  acting chastely, pure; purifying; [~ lavacrum => baptism] (L+S);

castigabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that deserves punishment; deserving of punishment/reprimand/chastising;

castigate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chastely; strictly; briefly (L+S); restrainedly, within bounds;

castigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  punishment; reprimand, reproof; pruning (trees/etc.); tempering (speech) (L+S);

castigator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  corrector, reprover, chastiser;

castigatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of nature of reproof; reproving, censuring (L+S);

castigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tightly drawn, restrained, confined, compressed; small/slender; strict, severe;

castigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chastise/chasten, punish; correct, reprimand/dress down, castigate; neutralize;

castimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chastity, abstinence, ceremonial purity/purification; morality, moral purity;

castimonialis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to abstinence or continence/self-restraint;

castimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  abstinent practice; abstinence (sexual/from meat) for ritual; purity of morals;

castitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chastity, fidelity; virginity; sexual/moral/ritual purity; integrity, morality;

castitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chastity, fidelity; virginity; sexual/moral/ritual purity; integrity, morality;

Castor*

  m., N3.1 name [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Castor; (twin to Pollux, brother to Helen); St Elmo's fire (pl.), corposant;

castor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  beaver (Castor fiber);

castor*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  beaver (Castor fiber);

castoreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  castor, aromatic secretion obtained from beaver used medicinally;

castorinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  clothed in beaver fur;

castorinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to beaver, beaver-;

castra*

  f., N1.1 thing [early war --- veryrare OLD]

  camp, military camp/field; army; fort, fortress; war service; day's march;

castramento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  pitch a camp; encamp;

castrameto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- common L&S]

  pitch a camp; encamp;

castratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  castration; emasculation; gelding;

castrator*

  m., N3.1 person [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  one who castrates/gelds, castrator;

castratorius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for castration;

castratura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  castration, emasculation; pruning of plants;

castratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  eunuch, castrated man;

castratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  castrated; (applied to seeds of apple); bolted/sifted/selected (grain);

castrens*

  m., N3.3 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  high imperial court officer (Constantinople); soldier in camp;

castrensianus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  attendants (pl.) to Castrensis (Constantinople high imperial court officer);

castrensiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- inscription L&S]

  purveyor for camp, suttler;

castrensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  of/connected with camp or active military service; characteristic of soldiers;

castrmeto*

  are, -, atatum, V1.1 dep [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  pitch a camp; set up/pitch camp;

castro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  castrate, emasculate/unman; spay (animal); dock (tail); diminish/impair/weaken;

castrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  fort/fortress; camp (pl.), military camp/field; army; war service; day's march;

castrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later war --- lesser Bee]

  castle, fortress; (fortified) town; [~ doloris => catafalque/coffin platform];

castula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of petticoat, garment worn by women;

castum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  festival/period of ceremonial/required abstinence/continence dedicated to a god;

castus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  ceremonial state of abstinence; sexual abstinence on religious grounds;

castus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pure, moral; chaste, virtuous, pious; sacred; spotless; free from/untouched by;

casu*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  by chance/accident; accidentally; casually; (ablative of casus);

casualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - influenced by/dependent on chance, fortuitous; casual;

  - relating to/depending on grammatical case;

casualiter*

  adv. [late --- --- common L&S]

  relating to/declined with cases; accidentally, fortuitously;

casula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/small/humble cottage, hut;

casula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vestment; (Cal);

casurus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  fall, overthrow; (Vulgate Acts 28:6); (calamity, plight; fate;)

casus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fall, overthrow; chance/fortune; accident, emergency, calamity, plight; fate;

  - grammatical case; termination/ending (of words);

cata*

  prep. +abl [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by; (in distributed sense); [cata mane mane => morning by morning];

catabasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  going down/decent; (name of a ceremonial at festival of Magna Mater);

catabolensis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  class of carriers who transport burdens by draft animals, kind of mule-skinners;

catabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  stable; menagerie;

catacecaumenites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wine produced in Catacecaumene district in eastern Lydia;

catachana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  tree on which several different fruits have been grafted;

catachanna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tree on which several different fruits have been grafted;

catachresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  improper use of a word; (pure Latin abusio);

cataclisticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to state/special occasion/formal dress;

cataclistus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kept for special occasions (clothes), Sunday best; [~ vestis => state dress];

cataclysmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  deluge, flood, inundation; (medical) washing diseased member, shower, douche;

cataclysmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  deluge, flood, inundation; (medical) washing diseased member, shower, douche;

catacumba*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- inscription L&S]

  catacombs;

catadromarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  one who rides down a catadromus (catwalk suspended on ropes), rope-dancer;

catadromus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of catwalk suspended on ropes; (for a rope_dancer);

catadupum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cataracts (pl.); (specifically Nile cataracts);

cataegis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  hurricane; violent wind storm; whirlwind;

catafracta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  coat of mail; chain mail clad soldier;

catafractarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  mail-clad/armored soldier;

catafractarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  wearing mail, armored;

catafractatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  wearing/equipped with mail armor, armored;

catafractes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  coat of mail; chain mail clad soldier;

catafractus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  soldier clad in mail armor;

catafractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  clad in mail armor; equiped with mail; armored;

catagraphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  three-quarter face portrait; profile portraits (pl.), side views (L+S);

catagraphus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  painted, colored, depicted; figured (material);

catagusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  name of a statue; (Ceres bring Prosperine to Pluto L+S);

catalecticon*

  , adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  having incomplete final foot (of meter); forming such a foot (of syllable);

catalecticos*

  , adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  having incomplete final foot (of meter); forming such a foot (of syllable);

catalecticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  having incomplete final foot (of meter); forming such a foot (of syllable);

catalectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  having incomplete final foot (of meter); forming such a foot (of syllable);

catalepsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  catalepsy, seizure, sudden attack of sickness;

catalepticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cataleptic; subject to seizures/sudden attacks of sickness;

catalexis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  loss of a syllable in a final metrical foot;

catallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  chattel;

catalogus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  enumeration, list of names; catalog;

catamenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  menstruation;

catampo*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of play/sport/game;

catanance*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of vetch used for love charms;

cataphagas*

  m., N1.8 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  glutton; gourmand;

cataphasis*

  f., N3.9 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  affirmation;

cataphracta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  coat of mail; chain mail clad soldier;

cataphractarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  armored soldier, soldier clad in mail;

cataphractarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  armored; wearing mail;

cataphractes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  coat of mail; chain mail clad soldier;

cataphractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  armored; clad in mail; B:blinded;

catapirateria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  sounding-line/lead;

catapirates*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  sounding-line; (gender contrary to rule OLD);

cataplasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  poultice; plaster;

cataplasmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- lesser L&S]

  apply a poultice/plaster (to);

cataplasmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common L&S]

  poultice; plaster;

cataplectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  consternation; terror (Vulgate Sirach 21:4);

cataplexis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  object of admiration;

cataplus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  action of putting/getting into port; ship/fleet that comes to land;

catapotium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  pill (medicine); (that which is swallowed);

catapulta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  catapult, an engine which shot large arrow/bolt/missile; missile itself (L+S);

catapultarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with/thrown by a catapult (engine which shot large arrows/bolts);

cataracta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cataract/rapid; waterfall; sluice, watergate; portcullis, drawbridge; sea bird;

cataractes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cataract/rapid; waterfall; sluice, watergate; portcullis, drawbridge; sea bird;

cataractria*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fictitious condiment/spice; (coined by Plautus L+S);

catarhactes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cataract/rapid; waterfall; sluice, watergate; portcullis, drawbridge; sea bird;

catarracta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cataract/rapid; waterfall; sluice, watergate; portcullis, drawbridge; sea bird;

catarractes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cataract/rapid; waterfall; sluice, watergate; portcullis, drawbridge; sea bird;

catarrhactes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cataract/rapid; waterfall; sluice, watergate; portcullis, drawbridge; sea bird;

catarrhus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  cold, catarrh, rheum, flu; flowing down, runny nose, flow of mucus with a cold;

catasceua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  constructive argument; confirmation of an assumption (L+S);

catasceue*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon trans]

  constructive argument; confirmation of an assumption (L+S);

catascopiscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  light vessel for reconnoitering/spying/lookout; (navigium speculatorium);

catascopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  light vessel for reconnoitering;

catascopus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  light vessel for reconnoitering;

catasta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  platform where slaves were exhibited for sale; (late) stage, scaffold;

catasta*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  scaffold for burning martyrs/heretics/criminals; stage for delivering lectures;

catastalticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  restraining, checking (medical);

catastatice*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (pure Latin scelerata);

catastema*

  n., N3.2 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  position/situation/condition (of a star);

catastropha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  sensational act, coup de theatre; turning point of an action/catastrophe (L+S);

catatexitechnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  that wastes his art;

catatonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  low strung (referring to length of tightened skeins of a catapult); depressed;

catax*

  , adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  lame; limping;

cate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  well, sagaciously, wisely, intelligently; clearly; slyly, craftily, artfully;

catechesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  religious instruction; catechetical instruction/interrogation;

catecheta*

  m/f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  catechism teacher, catechist;

catechisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  questioning; catechizing;

catechismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  catechism, book of elementary Christian instruction;

catechisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  instruct in religion, teach by question and answer, catechize;

catechista*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  catechist, religious teacher;

catechista*

  m/f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  catechism teacher, catechist;

catechisticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  of catechism; pertaining to elementary Christian instruction;

catechiticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  catechetical, of catechism; pertaining to elementary Christian instruction;

catechizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  instruct in religion, teach by question and answer, catechize;

catechumatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  catechumenate, time of instruction before baptism;

catechumena*

  f., N1.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  catechumen, one receiving elementary religious instruction before baptism;

catechumenatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  catechumenate, time of instruction before baptism;

catechumenus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  catechumen, one receiving elementary religious instruction before baptism;

catecizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon SrcW]

  instruct in religion, teach by question and answer, catechize;

categoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  accusation; predicament; category/class of predicables (logic);

categoricus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  relating to a category, categorical;

cateia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- common L&S]

  kind of spear; (probably barbed);

catela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war France lesser OLD]

  curved missile weapon; boomerang?;

catella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  puppy (female), young/little bitch; lap dog; little/light/ornamental chain;

catellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  little/small/young dog, puppy; (term of endearment); little/light chain;

catena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chain; series; fetter, bond, restraint; imprisonment, captivity; (chain mail);

catenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chained, on a chain, fastened on a chain (e.g., dog); of/pertaining to a chain;

catenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  connection, joining; band, clamp, clincher, pin (L+S);

catenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chained, fettered; fixed/secured/attached by chain; arranged in a chain/series;

cateno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chain/bind/tie/shackle together; secure with bonds/chains/fetters;

catenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little/small/light/ornamental chain;

caterva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  crowd/cluster; troop, company, band of men/followers/actors; flock/herd/swarm;

catervarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to/belonging to troop/company/band; in bands;

catervatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in troops/bands/large numbers; in (disordered) masses; in herds/flocks/swarms;

catharmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [early eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  purification rites (pl.); title of poem by Empedocles;

Cathartarium*

  n., N2.2 locale [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Purgatory;

catharticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cathartic, purgative; means for purifying; purification;

cathecuminus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  catechumen, one receiving religious instruction;

cathedra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  armchair, easy chair (for women); cushioned seat/stool; sedan;

cathedra*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- common Def]

  bishop's chair/throne/office; professor/teacher's chair/office, professorship;

cathedralicius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to an arm/easy/cushioned/(woman's) chair; effeminate;

cathedralis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/pertaining to an bishop's see or cathedral; [~ Ecclesia => cathedral];

cathedrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fitted as/carrying a cathedra (arm/easy/sedan chair); having professor's chair;

cathedraticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  bishop's tax, cathedraticum, annual tax paid to bishop;

cathedratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fitted with cushioned seats (as a cathedra - arm/easy/cushioned chair);

catheter*

  m., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  catheter, instrument for drawing urine;

catheterismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  application of a catheter, drawing urine, relieving pressure on bladder;

catheton*

  , adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  perpendicular;

cathetos*

  , adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  perpendicular;

cathetus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  perpendicular line;

cathetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  perpendicular;

catholice*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  universally; in Catholic way, according to Catholic rite (Def);

catholicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  catholicity, Catholic quality/character

catholicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  general principle; universal truth; universe (pl.); general properties;

catholicus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  Catholic, one baptized and fully in communion with Catholic Church;

catholicus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  catholic; universal; (Roman) Catholic, orthodox;

cathurnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  pride; haughtiness; majesty;

catillamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  junket, curds and cream, cream pudding; sweet dish, sweetmeat;

catillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  licking the plate; greed; extortion; plundering of friendly provinces (L+S);

catillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lick plates;

catillo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  licker of plates, one who cleans his plate, glutton; edible fish (lupus?);

catillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bowl, dish; ornament on sword sheath (L+S); upper millstone;

catillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bowl, dish; ornament on sword sheath (L+S); upper millstone;

catinulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small bowl/dish/plate;

catinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  large bowl/plate; main chamber in forepump; smelting crucible; hollow in rock;

catinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  large bowl/plate; main chamber in forepump; smelting crucible; hollow in rock;

catlaster*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  young man; boy, lad, stripling;

catlitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  being in heat; desire to mate;

catlutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  being in heat; desire to mate;

Cato*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Cato; (Roman cognomen); [M. Porcius Cato => Censor];

catoblepas*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri Africa Pliny OLD]

  wild animal in Ethiopia; species of buffalo?/gnu? (L+S);

catocha*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  complete stupor; catalepsy;

catochitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  unknown precious stone (said to have an adhesive surface) (from Corsica L+S);

catoecicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  assigned to military colonists;

catomidio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lay one over shoulders of another and flog him; strike on shoulders;

catomun*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  over shoulders (for flogging);

catomus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  shoulders; (for flogging);

catonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Lower World;

catoptritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unknown precious stone; (found in Cappadocia L+S);

catorchites*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  fig (wine); [catorchites vinum => wine made of figs];

catta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  edible species of bird; unknown species of animal (L+S);

cattus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri Britian common Med]

  cat; wild cat; kind of trout; siege engine;

catula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  young/small bitch;

catularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of dogs; [~ Porta => Roman gate where dogs were sacrificed];

catulaster*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  young man; boy, lad, stripling;

catulina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dog meat/flesh;

catulinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging to (young) dogs;

catulio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  be in heat, desire to mate; (e.g., a bitch);

catuloticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  good for heating over;

catulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  young dog, puppy, whelp; dog (any age); young of any animal, pup/cub; fetter;

catus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri Britian common Med]

  cat; wild cat; kind of trout; siege engine; male cat (L+S);

catus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  knowing, clever, shrewd, wise, prudent, circumspect; shrill/clear (sound);

caucalis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  umbelliferous plant;

caucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small dish;

cauculator*

  m., N3.1 person [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  calculator, reckoner;

cauculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pebble; (bladder) stone; piece for reckoning/voting/game; calculation;

caucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drinking vessel; cruet (Ecc);

cauda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  tail (animal); extreme part/tail of anything; penis; train/edge/trail (garment);

caudatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  trainbearer; attendant who carries train (of sovereign/other);

caudecus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wooden, made of wood;

caudeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wooden, made of wood;

caudex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  trunk of tree; piece/hunk of wood; blockhead; (bound) book; note/account book;

caudica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of barge/lighter; dugout canoe (Cal);

caudicalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  pertaining to/dealing with tree-trunks/logs; employment of log-splitting (L+S);

caudicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  bargeman, lighterman; (esp. those who brought grain from Ostia to Rome (L+S));

caudicarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of barge/lighter (w/navis);

cauitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- frequent L&S]

  bail/pledge/security, undertaking, guarantee; caution/wariness; circumspection;

caula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  railing (pl.), lattice barrier; holes, pores, apertures; fold, sheepfold (Ecc);

caulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  jester, banterer; quibbler, caviler, sophist, captious critic;

cauletum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon trans]

  cabbage-garden; (Erasmus);

caulias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  thing taken/derived form stalk; (as opposed to rhizias - from root);

cauliculatus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  having/furnished with a stalk;

cauliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stalk/stem (small); small cabbage, cabbage sprout; pillar like a stalk/shoot;

cauliflorus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  cauliflower-like;

caulis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stalk/stem; stem of a cabbage/lettuce/etc; cabbage/lettuce; quill; penis;

caulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  railing (pl.), lattice barrier; holes, pores, apertures;

caulodes*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  stalk-like; [~ brassica => kind of cabbage with large leaves];

cauma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heat;

caupo*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- common OLD]

  shopkeeper, salesman, huckster; innkeeper, keeper of a tavern;

caupona*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  landlady; (female) shopkeeper, innkeeper; inn, tavern, lodging-house;

caupona*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  restaurant;

cauponaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  female shopkeeper; female innkeeper (Erasmus);

cauponarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shopkeeper;

cauponium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tavern; tavern/inn/shop furniture/fixtures (L+S);

cauponius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to shopkeeper/innkeeper/inn; [~ puer => shop/tavern boy, waiter];

caupono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  traffic/trade in, sell;

cauponula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small/mean tavern/inn;

caupulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of light boat?;

cauricrepus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  blown through by north-west wind (Caurus);

caurinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging to north-west wind (Caurus);

caurio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gurr; (natural sound of rutting panther);

caurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  north-west wind;

causa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - cause/reason/motive; origin, source, derivation; responsibility/blame; symptom;

  - occasion, subject; plea, position; lawsuit, case, trial; proviso/stipulation;

causa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  thing(s); [sine causa => in vain (Vulgate)];

causa*

  prep. +gen [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  for sake/purpose of (preceded by GEN.), on account/behalf of, with a view to;

causabundus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Saxo]

  blaming, censuring, accusing, reproaching, condemning; finding fault with;

causalis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to a cause, causal;

causalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  causality;

causaliter*

  adv. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  causally;

causarie*

  adv. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  on account of sickness; [causarie missus est => invalided out of army];

causarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  soldier discharged from army on health/other grounds, invalid; the_sick (pl.);

causarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sick, ill, diseased, unhealthy; [misso ~ => army discharge on health grounds];

causate*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  with good reason; with better reason; with best reasons?;

causatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  plea, excuse; disease (L+S); pretext; apology;

causativus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- common L&S]

  - causative; pertaining to matter in dispute, gist of matter/action/suit;

  - accusative (case) (w/causus); first (person) (w/persona);

causea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Macedonian type of hat; (white sun hat worn by Roman poor L+S); shelter;

causidica*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  office of an advocate/lawyer;

causidicalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  suggestive of/resembling that of law-courts; of/pertaining to an advocate;

causidicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  pleading of a case; speech of an advocate/lawyer/barrister;

causidicatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  forensic oratory, pleading/speech of a lawyer;

causidicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  advocate, barrister; pleader of causes;

causifico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  allege/offer a reason, put forward a pretext; pretend;

causimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  used for burning;

causo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cause;

causo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- common OLD]

  allege an excuse/reason, object; excuse oneself; plead a cause, bring action;

causodes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  characterized by high temperature; burning;

caussa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - cause/reason/motive; origin, source, derivation; responsibility/blame; symptom;

  - occasion, subject; plea, position; lawsuit, case, trial; proviso/stipulation;

caussa*

  prep. +gen [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  for the sake/purpose of (preceded by GEN), on account/behalf of, with view to;

caussidicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common L&S]

  advocate, barrister; pleader of causes;

causso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- common L&S]

  allege an excuse/reason, object; excuse oneself; plead a cause, bring action;

caustice*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  caustic plant; (pure Latin scelerata);

causticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  caustic/blistering preparation/medicament;

causticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  caustic, corrosive, burning; [~ spuma => lye with which Germans colored hair];

causula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  speech/case of a party in a petty lawsuit; petty ground/occasion for action;

caute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cautiously; with security/precautions, without risk; circumspectly, carefully;

cautela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  caution, precaution, care, carefulness; security, surety;

cauter*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  branding iron; wound produced by burning, brand;

cauterio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  burn/mark with a branding iron, brand;

cauterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  cauterizing/branding iron, cautery; (used in encaustic/burning-in painting);

cauterizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cauterize, burn with a hot iron; mark with a branding iron, brand;

cauteroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brand, mark produced by a hot iron;

cautes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rough pointed/detached rock, loose stone; rocks (pl.), cliff, crag; reef;

cautim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cautiously, warily; prudently, with security;

cautio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bail/pledge/security, undertaking, guarantee; caution/wariness; circumspection;

  - taking of precautions/care; precaution; stipulation, proviso, exception;

cautionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  relation to a legal cautio (security, bond, guarantee, pledge);

cautione*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cautiously, warily; prudently, with caution/security;

cautis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rough pointed/detached rock, loose stone; rocks (pl.), cliff, crag; reef;

cauto*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cautiously; with security/precautions, without risk; circumspectly, carefully;

cautor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who takes precautions/who is wary/on guard; one who stands bail/surety;

cautroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brand, mark produced by a hot iron;

cautulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rather safe;

cautum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  provisions (pl.) (of a law); concern (Ecc);

cautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cautious/careful; circumspect, prudent; wary, on guard; safe/secure; made safe;

cava*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hollow; cage (Ecc);

cavaedium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inner court of a Roman house; (avus aedium);

cavamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cavern, hollow; hollowing out;

cavannus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  nightowl;

cavaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging to/born in/living in caves;

cavatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hollow shape, cavity; cavern, hollow;

cavator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  excavator, one who hollows/digs out;

cavatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cavity, hollow;

cavatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  hollow, hollow in form; hollowed out, excavated; forming a cave;

cavea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - hollow/cavity; roof (mouth); (eye) socket; auditorium/theater; seats/audience;

  - cage/coop/stall/beehive/bird-cage; fence, enclosure; basket/crate;

cavealis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kept in a cave/cellar;

caveatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  shut in, caged. cooped up; arranged like seats in a theater;

cavefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  take precautions/defensive action, beware, avoid; give/get surety; stipulate;

cavefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  be avoided; be stipulated; (cavefacio PASS);

caveo*

  ere, vi, autum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  beware, avoid, take precautions/defensive action; give/get surety; stipulate;

caverna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - hollow/grotto/cavern/cave/crevice/hole; burrow/den; cavity (tooth); hold (ship);

  - aperture; orifice (body); interior (Trojan horse); celestial sphere; "depths";

cavernatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  through caverns;

caverno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make hollow;

cavernosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  having hollows or depressions; full of cavities/holes;

cavernula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  small hollow/cavity;

cavia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  excrementary canal of animals; intestines;

caviaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of/using intestines; [caviares hostiae => sacrifice victims];

caviarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  caviar;

cavilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jesting, banter, raillery, scoffing;

cavillabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seeking for jesting/raillery/scoffing;

cavillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  raillery/banter/badinage, jeering/scoffing; sophistry, quibbling, captiousness;

cavillator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  jester, banterer; quibbler, caviler, sophist, captious critic;

cavillatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  quibbler (female), captious critic, sophist; sophistry;

cavillatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  raillery; banter, good-natured ridicule;

cavillo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jest, banter; make fun of, satirize, mock; use sophistry, quibble, cavil (at);

cavillosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  full of raillery/irony;

cavillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  jesting, banter, raillery, scoffing;

cavillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jesting, banter;

cavo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- frequent OLD]

  hollow out, make concave/hollow; excavate; cut/pierce through; carve in relief;

cavositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hollow, cavity, hole;

cavum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hole, cavity, depression, pit, opening; cave, burrow; enclosed space; aperture;

cavus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hole, cavity, depression, pit, opening; cave, burrow; enclosed space; aperture;

cavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - hollow, excavated, hollowed out; concave; (of waning moon); enveloping; porous;

  - sunken; deep, having deep channel; tubular; having cavity inside (concealing);

cedens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  unresisting/deferring/conceding/surrendering/withdrawing; yielding to touch;

cedenter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by yielding;

cedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - go/pass (from/away); withdraw/retire/leave; step aside/make way; take place of;

  - grant, concede, yield, submit; fall back/to; happen/result; start (period);

cedrelate*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  Syrian cedar (Juniperus excelia);

cedreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of cedar, cedar-; obtained from cedar;

cedria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon OLD]

  gum/resin of Syrian cedar (Juniperus excelia), cedar resin/pitch/tar;

cedrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of cedar/cedar-wood, cedar-; obtained from cedar;

cedris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cone of cedar tree; kind of juniper?; fruit/berry of cedar/juniper (L+S);

cedris*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cone of cedar tree; kind of juniper?; fruit/berry of cedar/juniper (L+S);

cedrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  oil/wood-tar/pitch/resin obtained from cedar tree; oil of cedar;

cedrostis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  Bryony (plant); white vine (L+S);

cedrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cedar/juniper; cedar wood; cedar-oil/tar (used as preservative/medicine);

celamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Med]

  secret; concealment;

celandum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later bio Britian uncommon Med]

  privy parts (pl.), privates;

celate*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  secretly; privately;

celatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  secretly; privately;

celator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who conceals/keeps secrets; concealer/hider;

celatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  secret;

celatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  canopy over altar;

celeber*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - famous, celebrated, renowned; honored, distinguished; famed; notorious;

  - oft repeated, frequent; busy, crowded, much used/frequented, populous; festive;

celeberrime*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  most/very frequently;

celebrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  commendable;

celebrans*

  m., N3.3 person [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  celebrant, officiating minister;

celebratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  celebrating a festival/mass; throng/crowd, audience/gathering; common use/vogue;

celebrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who celebrates/extols;

celebratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crowded, much frequented, festive; current, popular; celebrated/distinguished;

celebresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become famous/renowned/celebrated;

celebris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - famous, celebrated, renowned; honored, distinguished; famed; notorious;

  - oft repeated, frequent; busy, crowded, much used/frequented, populous; festive;

celebritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crowded conditions, crowding, multitude; fame, renown, reputation; frequency;

celebritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  celebration; feast;

celebriter*

  adv. [later eccl Britian uncommon Med]

  solemnly; ceremonially;

celebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  celebrate/perform; frequent; honor/glorify; publicize/advertise; discuss/bandy;

Celer*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  knights (pl.) (old name/precursor of equestrian order); Roman kings' bodyguard;

celer*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  swift, quick, agile, rapid, speedy, fast; rash, hasty, hurried; lively; early;

celeranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  quickly, rapidly, speedily; with speed; in haste;

celeratim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  quickly, rapidly, speedily;

celere*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  quickly/rapidly/speedily; hastily; soon/at an early moment; in a short period;

celeripes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  swift-footed; swift of foot;

celeritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  speed, quickness, rapidity; speed of action, dispatch; haste; early date;

celeriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  quickly/rapidly/speedily; hastily; soon/at once/early moment; in short period;

celeritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  speed; swiftness;

celeriuscule*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rather rapidly; somewhat quickly;

celero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  quicken/accelerate; make haste, act quickly/be quick; hasten, hurry, do quickly;

celes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- Pliny OLD]

  small/fast boat, yacht; (statue of) a race horse;

celeste*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval science --- common OLD]

  supernatural matter; the heavenly bodies; astronomy;

celestis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- frequent OLD]

  heavenly, of the heavens/sky, from heaven/sky; celestial; divine; of the Gods;

celestis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- common OLD]

  divinity, god/goddess; god-like person; the Gods;

celetizon*

  m., N3.7 person [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  riders on horse-back; (statue by that name);

celeuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  call of bosun giving time to rowers; song. shout (Ecc);

celeuma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  call of bosun giving time to rowers; song, shout (Ecc);

celeusma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  call of bosun giving time to rowers; song. shout (Ecc);

celeusma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  call of bosun giving time to rowers; song, shout (Ecc);

celia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Spain uncommon L&S]

  kind of beer (made in Spain);

cella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  storeroom, (wine) cellar, larder; temple chamber, sanctuary; room, garret; pen;

cella*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- frequent Bee]

  cell; monastery;

cellararia*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  female cellar-keeper?; (feminine of cellerarius);

cellariarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  steward, butler, cellarer; keeper of a larder/cellar; storekeeper;

cellariarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  relating to/connected with a store-room;

cellariensis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  relating to/connected with a store-room;

cellariolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little room;

cellaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  relating to/connected with a store-room; kept in cage/cote/pen; (pigeons/etc.);

cellarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  store-room; larder; cellar;

cellarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steward, butler, cellarer; keeper of a larder/cellar/storeroom; storekeeper;

cellarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  relating to/connected with a store-room;

cellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  series of store-rooms;

celleraria*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  female cellarer/store-keeper; (monastic);

celleraria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  office of cellarer/store(s)-keeper;

cellerarissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  female cellarer/store-keeper; (monastic);

cellerarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  steward, butler, cellarer; keeper of a larder/cellar/storeroom; storekeeper;

cellerissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  female cellarer/store-keeper; (monastic);

cellerius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  keeper of a larder/cellar; steward, butler, cellarer; storekeeper;

cellola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small/slave's room; humble apartment/dwelling; porter's lodge; whore's cubicle;

cellula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small/slave's room; lowly apartment/dwelling/hut; porter's lodge; whore's crib;

cellula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  - cell (monk); monastery/daughter house (monastic); case for banner; chapel;

  - cell (biological); chamber of brain; ovary;

cellulanus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hermit; recluse;

cellularis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  cellular;

cellulosa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cellulose;

celo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  conceal, hide, keep secret; disguise; keep in dark/in ignorance; shield;

celo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  stallion;

celocla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  small boat;

celocula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  small boat;

celox*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  cutter, yacht, light/fast boat; packet boat;

celox*

  , adj. [early --- --- common L&S]

  fast, rapid, swift, fleet; (classical mostly applied to boats);

celse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  high; higher, to a greater height; most proudly/prominently/lofty;

celsitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  height, tallness; lofty carriage of body (L+S); (late Latin) Your Highness;

celsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  high, lofty, tall; haughty; arrogant/proud; prominent, elevated; erect; noble;

celthis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri Africa Pliny OLD]

  African species of lotus;

celtis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri Africa Pliny OLD]

  African species of lotus;

celtis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later tech --- uncommon Eccl]

  chisel; tool;

Celtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Celts; (inhabitants of central Gaul);

celula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Bee]

  cell; monastery;

celum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- common L&S]

  chisel; engraving tool; burin;

celuma*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  call of bo'sun giving time to rowers; song, shout (Ecc);

cementarius*

  m., N2.4 person [later tech --- uncommon SrcW]

  worker in concrete; stone cutter, mason, builder of walls (L+S);

cementerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

cementicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); unhewn/quarried stone (L+S);

cementicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  of concrete (undressed stones/rubble, lime and sand); of unhewn stones (L+S);

cementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small stones, rubble (for concrete); quarry stones (for walls) (L+S); chips;

cemos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant;

cena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dinner/supper, principal Roman meal (evening); course; meal; company at dinner;

Cenabum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  Cenabum; town in Gaul; Orleans;

cenacularia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  business of renting attic lodgings; leasing of attic;

cenacularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lodging-house keeper; tenant of an attic/garret (L+S);

cenacularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a garret/attic;

cenaculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with garrets (house);

cenaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attic, garret (often let as lodging); upstairs dining room; top/upper story;

cenalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to (a) dinner;

cenaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  money given to soldiers instead of food, subsistence allowance;

cenaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to (a) dinner;

cenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dining-room; dining hall;

cenatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small dining-room;

cenator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  diner; dinner guest;

cenatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dining room, hall; evening dress, dinner wear (pl.);

cenatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/used for dining; pertaining to dinner or the table;

cenaturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  desire to dine; have an appetite for dinner;

cenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having dined/eaten; supplied with dinner;

cenchris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of snake;

cenchris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of hawk; (probably kestrel);

cenchritis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

cenchros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  small diamond;

cenito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dine/eat habitually (in a particular place/manner); have dinner, dine (often);

ceno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dine, eat dinner/supper; have dinner with; dine on, make a meal of;

cenobium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  monastery;

cenodoxia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  vainglory;

cenotaphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  cenotaph, empty tomb/monument to one whose body is elsewhere; (tumulus inanis);

censeo*

  ere, sui, sum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  think/suppose, judge; recommend; decree, vote, determine; count/reckon; assess;

censeo*

  ere, sui, situm, V2.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  think/suppose, judge; recommend; decree, vote, determine; count/reckon; assess;

censio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  assessing/rating of a census; punishment by a censor; recommendation/decision;

censitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  declaration of will, command; tax, taxing, taxation, tribute;

censitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  registrar/taxation official in a Roman province/presiding over rating citizens;

censitus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- common L&S]

  registered; assessed. rated, estimated; judged; taxed; (VPAR censeo);

censor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  censor, magistrate for registration/census; censurer, critic (behavior/books);

censoreus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  censorious; critical (JFW);

censorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  of/belonging to/dealt with by/having been a censor, censorial; austere, moral;

censualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with census of citizens;

censualis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  those who make out censor's lists/rolls; censor's lists/rolls;

censum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  estimate of property value by census/censor; ones property/wealth/fortune;

censura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  office/conduct/power of censor, censorship; appraisal, oversight, control;

censura*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  blame, censure; ecclesiastical punishment;

censuratus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  censured, under censure;

census*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  census/registration/roll (5 yr.); wealth/property; estate valuation/appraisal;

census*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  registered; assessed. rated, estimated; judged; taxed; (VPAR censeo);

centaureum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  centaury (herb); (of medicinal properties discovered by centaur Chiron);

centauria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- common L&S]

  centaury (herb); (of medicinal properties discovered by centaur Chiron);

centaurion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  centaury (herb); (of medicinal properties discovered by centaur Chiron);

centauris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of centaury (herb); (properties discovered by centaur Chiron);

centaurium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  centaury (herb); (of medicinal properties discovered by centaur Chiron);

centaurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- myth --- common OLD]

  centaur, a mythical creature, half man and half horse; name of constellation;

centena*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  dignity in imperial court;

centenarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  hundred (Roman) pounds weight, hundredweight;

centenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  containing/consisting of/numbering/having/costing hundred; hundred; hundredfold;

centenionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  small coin; (with nummus);

centensim*

  num. ord [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one hundredth; (part/in series);

centensimo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  take out every hundredth (for punishment), centesimate;

centensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  one hundredth; (part/in series);

centenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  species of very productive wheat (of a hundred grains);

centenus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  hundred;

centesima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hundredth part; one percent; (of interest, usu. 1% per month); cent;

centesimalis*

  is, e, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of a cent;

centiceps*

  , adj. [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  hundred-headed, having a hundred heads;

centifidus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  divided into a hundred parts; divided into a great many parts;

centifolius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having hundred petals/leaves; (rose);

centigrammum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  centigram;

centigranius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of very productive wheat (of a hundred grains);

centimalis*

  is, e, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  surgical instrument (w/fistula), trocar (perforator for drawing fluid/abscess);

centimanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  hundred-handed;

centimeter*

  m., N2.3 person [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  one who employs a hundred/very many meters (poetic);

centimetrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  centimeter;

centinodius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  with a hundred knots; [~ herba => unknown plant];

centipeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  centipede;

centipellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  third stomach of a ruminant, psalterium, iomasum, manyplies;

centipes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  centipede;

centipes*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  hundred-footed; (e.g., like a centipede);

centiplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hundredfold;

centiplicato*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  at one hundred times the price;

cento*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  patchwork quilt, blanket or curtain made of old garments sewn together; rags;

centoculus*

  a, um, adj. [late myth --- veryrare L&S]

  hundred-eyed; (e.g., Argus); with a multitude of eyes;

centonarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fireman using mats to extinguish fires; (late) maker of patchwork, rag dealer;

centonarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to patchwork/rags;

centralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  central; centrally located; in middle/center;

centralizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  centralization;

centralizatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  centralizing;

centralizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  centralize;

centratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  central; in middle/center;

centricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  central;

centrifugatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  centrifuge;

centrifugus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  centrifugal;

centrina*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of wasp or beetle (usu. pl.);

centripetus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  centripetal;

centrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  characterized by knots/like flaws; at central point, inward, internal (L+S);

centrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  center (circle/sphere/earth); vanishing point; axis, pivot; knot; spur (fowl);

centum*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  one hundred;

centumgeminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hundredfold; hundred-handed (Briareus); hundred-gated (Thebes);

centumpeda*

  m., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  hundred-footed; (e.g., a centipede);

centumplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hundredfold;

centumpondium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  weight of one hundred pounds;

centumvir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  panel of (about 100) judges chosen annually to decide civil suits (pl.);

centumviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to/pertaining to centumviri (civil court of 100)/its jurisdiction;

centunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  patchwork blanket/cloth/drape; multicolored saddle cloth (L+S); small patch;

centunculus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  plant of doubtful identity; (knotweed L+S);

centupeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  centipede;

centuplex*

  , adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hundredfold;

centuplicato*

  adv. [late --- --- Pliny L&S]

  at one hundred times the price;

centuplicatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hundredfold (pl.); centuple;

centuplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  increased a hundredfold; centupled;

centuplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  increase a hundredfold;

centuplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  hundredfold; centuple;

centuplus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  hundredfold; centuple;

centupondium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  weight of one hundred pounds;

centuria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  century, company of 60-100 men in legion; voting unit; land unit (200 jugera);

centurialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to given centuria for voting; boundary marker of land centuria;

centuriatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  by centuries; (citizens for voting/soldiers in companies);

centuriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  division of land into centuriae (about 100 acre plots);

centuriato*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  by centuries; (citizens for voting/soldiers in companies);

centuriatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  office of centurion; division into centuriae (land/voting);

centuriatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  voting in centuriae; divided into centuriae; [comitia ~ => Roman assembly];

centurio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  arrange/assign (soldiers) in military centuries; divide land into centuriae;

centurio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  centurion, captain/commander of a century/company;

centurionatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  office of centurion; revision of list of centurions; election of centurion;

centurionatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  division into centuriae (land/voting);

centurionicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  in capacity of a centurion;

centurionus*

  m., N2.1 person [early war --- uncommon OLD]

  centurion, captain of a century;

centussis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  sum of 100 asses, a hundred;

cenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little dinner, supper;

cenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mud, mire, filth, slime, dirt, uncleanness; (of persons) scum/filth;

cepa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  onion (Allium capa); (used as term of abuse);

cepaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  herb (unidentified); plant like portulacca, portulacca-leaved sedum (L+S);

ceparius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  grower of onions; trader in onions (L+S);

cepaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  resembling an onion;

cepe*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  onion (Allium capa);

cepetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  onion bed;

cephalaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  persistent/lasting headache;

cephalaeota*

  m., N1.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  collector of capitation/poll tax;

cephalaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  head-portions/parts;

cephalalgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  headache;

cephalalgicus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  sick with a headache;

cephalargia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  headache;

cephalargicus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  sick with a headache;

cephalicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  musical note in Gregorian chant;

cephalicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  for the head, of/relating to head, head-;

cephalo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  palm tree;

cephalot*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having a head;

cephaloton*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having a head;

cephalotos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having a head;

Cephas*

  m., N9.9 name [--- eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  rock (Aramaic), surname of Simon Peter;

cephen*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  drones (pl.) (in a swarm/hive of bees);

cephus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common ELD]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup;

cepina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  onion bed/field;

cepitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of veined gem;

cepolartitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of veined gem;

cepolendrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  imaginary condiment;

ceponis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (unknown);

ceposus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  abounding in onions; full of onions;

cepotafiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  small garden tomb;

cepotafium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  garden tomb;

cepotafius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  garden tomb;

cepotaphiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  small garden tomb;

cepotaphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  garden tomb;

cepotaphius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  garden tomb;

ceps*

  , adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  -headed; -fold; -part (only w/NUM/PREP prefix); occupying X place in series;

cepulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  onion bed/field;

cepuricus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to gardening;

cera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wax, beeswax; honeycomb; wax-covered writing tablet, letter; wax image/seal;

cerachates*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  beeswax-colored agate, wax-agate;

cerais*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wild radish;

ceramitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of gem;

ceraria*

  f., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  woman who makes wax lights?;

cerarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  charge/tax for sealing/affixing wax seal to documents, wax-money/('stamp tax');

cerarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dealer in wax; writer on tablets (wax-covered);

cerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  of/concerned with (wax-covered) writing tablets; of a worker in wax;

ceras*

  n., N3.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of wild parsnip; [Hesperion ~ => mountain on west coast of Lybia];

cerasinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cherry-colored;

cerasium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cherry; cherry tree;

cerastes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  horned snake (Cerastes cornulus); insect parasitic on figs; horned men of Crete;

cerasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cherry-tree/bark/wood; cherry;

cerasus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cherry-tree/bark/wood; cherry;

ceratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); plant with a single leaf (L+S);

ceratias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  horn-shaped comet;

ceratina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  horn fallacy; (you have not lost your horns, therefore you have horns);

ceratitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  horned poppy (Glaucium flavum);

ceratium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  - carob tree;

  - Greek weight corresponding to Latin siliqua/2 calculi;

ceratoides*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  horn-like; (of outer coat of eye/sclerotic/white);

ceratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  ointment made with oil and wax, wax-salve, wax-plaster, cerate;

ceratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  ointment made with oil and wax, wax-salve, wax-plaster, cerate;

ceratura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coating with wax; smearing over/covering with wax;

ceratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  waxed, wax, of wax, wax colored; coated/fastened/caulked with wax; pliant, soft;

ceraules*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  horn-blower;

ceraunium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  precious stone; onyx?; meteoric stone?;

ceraunius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  connected with thunderbolts/thunder/lightning; (varieties of plant/minerals);

ceraunus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  precious stone; onyx?; (meteoric stone?);

Cerbereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  of/connected with Cerberus; (three-headed dog guarding entrance to underworld);

Cerberos*

  m., N2.6 name [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  Cerberus; (three-headed dog guarding entrance to underworld);

Cerberus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Cerberus; (three-headed dog guarding entrance to underworld);

cerceris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  aquatic bird (unidentified);

cercholopis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  monkey having a tuft of hair at end of its tail;

cercis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  radius (arm bone);

cercitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  variety of olive; species of olive tree;

cercius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  wind between north and west; WNW wind (L+S); (in Gallia Narbonensis);

cercolopis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  monkey having a tuft of hair at end of its tail;

cercopithecon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri Egypt uncommon OLD]

  long-tailed monkey; (sacred to Egyptians L+S);

cercopithecus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt uncommon OLD]

  long-tailed monkey; (sacred to Egyptians L+S);

cercops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  long-tailed monkey; money-grubber; inhabitants of Pithecusae changed to monkeys;

cercurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  fast light vessel; sea fish found among rocks;

cercyrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  fast light vessel; sea fish found among rocks;

cerdo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  artisan; craftsman; cobbler (L+S); proper name especially of slaves;

cerea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Spain Pliny OLD]

  beverage made from grain; (beer?); Spanish drink from grain (L+S);

Cereale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  festival of Ceres (pl.);

Cerealis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  of/associated with Ceres, suitable for festival of Ceres; of wheat;

cerebellare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brain-covering; head-covering;

cerebellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  brain; seat of senses/intellect; little brain (L+S);

cerebralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cerebral;

cerebrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  liable to be affected with passion; enraged/hot-headed/passionate; hare-brained;

cerebrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brain; top of the head, skull; bud; seat of senses/intelligence; anger/wrath;

ceremonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- common L&S]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

ceremonial*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  ceremonial, directory/set/series of ceremonies/rituals/rites;

ceremonialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ceremonial; pertaining to a religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

ceremonio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [medieval eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  treat with due ceremony; worship;

ceremoniosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining/devoted to religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

ceremonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

cereolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wax-colored;

Ceres*

  f., N3.1 name [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  Ceres (goddess of grain/fruits); wheat; bread; food;

cereus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wax light, taper, candle;

cereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  waxed, waxen, of/like wax; wax colored/pale yellow; pliant/soft; easily moved;

cerevisia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- France uncommon L&S]

  kind of beer;

ceria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Spain Pliny L&S]

  beverage made from grain; (beer?); Spanish drink from grain (L+S);

ceriaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  female worker (of unknown function);

cerifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  make wax; spawn (of purple-fish) (make wax/prepare slimy nest for eggs);

cerimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

cerimonial*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  ceremonial, directory/set/series of ceremonies/rituals/rites;

cerimonialis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ceremonial; pertaining to a religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

cerimonio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  treat with due ceremony; worship;

cerimoniosus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining/devoted to religious/sacred rite/ritual/usage;

cerimonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  ceremony; sacred rite/ritual/usage; holy dread, reverence, worship; sanctity;

cerineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  made of wax;

cerintha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  honeywort plant; (genus Cerinthe); wax-flower, plant bees are fond of (L+S);

cerinthe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  honeywort plant; (genus Cerinthe); wax-flower, plant bees are fond of (L+S);

cerinthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  bee-bread, pollen; (also called erithace or sandaraca);

cerinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wax-colored/pale yellow garment (pl.);

cerinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wax-colored;

ceriolare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  taper-holder;

ceriolarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  taper-holder;

ceriolarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker/seller of tapers;

ceritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; wax-stone (L+S);

cerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  cyst/growth characterized by honeycomb pattern; bad swelling/ulcer (L+S);

cernentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  sight, seeing;

cerno*

  nere, crevi, cretum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sift, separate, distinguish, discern, resolve, determine; see; examine; decide;

cernophorus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  bearer of cernus (vessel for holding offerings);

cernulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  throw headlong; throw down (L+S);

cernulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  head foremost; turning a somersault (L+S);

cernuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall headfirst; dive; turn a somersault;

cernuus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of shoe; tumbler (L+S); mountebank;

cernuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  head foremost; falling headlong; face down, inclined/stooping/bowing forwards;

cero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  smear/coat with wax;

ceroferarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  candlestick;

ceroferarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  torchbearer; waxlight/taper/candle bearer/attendant at Christian worship;

ceroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  layer of mud put down for wrestling; the_ring; wrestler; wax ointment (L+S);

ceromaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  smeared with ceroma (mud put down for wrestling-ring); (wax ointment L+S);

ceromatita*

  m., N1.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  wax-anointer; one who anoints with wax salve;

ceronia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  St John's bread (carob-tree pods), husks eaten by prodigal and John the Baptist;

cerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  containing wax; full of wax;

cerotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  ointment made with oil and wax, wax-salve, wax-plaster, cerate;

ceroturium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  ointment made with oil and wax, wax-salve, wax-plaster, cerate;

cerreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of Turkey oak (Quercus cerris);

cerrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of Turkey oak (Quercus cerris);

cerritulus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat mad/demented;

cerritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  possessed by Ceres; frantic, frenzied; mad, demented;

cerro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  term of opprobrium/disgrace/reproach; buffoon?;

cerrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  Turkey oak (Quercus cerris), mossy-cup oak of southern Europe (OED);

certabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  disputing, contending;

certamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  contest, competition; battle, combat, struggle; rivalry; (matter in) dispute;

certatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  with rivalry, in competition; earnestly, eagerly (L+S);

certatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  striving; contest; struggling for superiority/mastery; (fight/sports/legal);

certative*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  combatively; in order to stir up strife;

certator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  disputant, one who argues; competitor;

certatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  struggle, contention; fight;

certe*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  surely, certainly, without doubt, really; at least/any rate, in all events;

certificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  certification;

certificatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  certificated, certified; registered;

certifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  certify; register

certim*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  surely, certainly, without doubt, really;

certioro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  inform, show, apprise;

certisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become more certain/sure/determined?;

certitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- common OLD]

  certainty, certitude; assurance (Bee); truth;

certo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  vie (with), contest, contend/struggle (at law/politics), dispute; fight, strive;

certo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compete (in a contest), contend/struggle (at law/politics), strive;

certo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  certainly, definitely, really, for certain/a fact, truly; surely, firmly;

certum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  that which is fixed/regular/definite/specified/certain/fact/reliable/settled;

certus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fixed, settled, firm; certain; trusty/reliable; sure; resolved, determined;

ceruchus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  braces (pl.) (supporting yard-arms), ropes fastened to sail-yards;

cerula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small piece of wax; red crayon (w/miniata); candlestick, stand for wax tapers;

cerussa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carbonate of lead; white lead, ceruse; (for paint/cosmetics/medicine/poison);

cerussatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  painted/colored white/with white lead; made white with lead;

cerva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  doe, hind; deer;

cervarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to/connected with deer; [lupus ~ => lynx, wolverine?];

cervesa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  beer; kind of beer;

cervesarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  brewer (of beer);

cervesia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  beer; kind of beer;

cervical*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pillow, cushion;

cervicale*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pillow, cushion;

cervicatas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  obstinacy, stubbornness;

cervicatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stiff-necked, obstinate, stubborn;

cervicosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stiff-necked, obstinate, stubborn;

cervicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  neck (men/animals); neck of object (e.g., of air container in water organ);

cervina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  deer meat, venison;

cervinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/pertaining to deer/stag; [~ senectus => longevity/great age];

cerviscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  name of a variety of pear;

cervisia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- France uncommon L&S]

  kind of beer;

cervisiaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  brasserie; restaurant;

cervisiarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  beer-; made from/of beer; (Erasmus);

cervisiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  light beer;

cervix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryfreq OLD]

  neck (sg/pl.), nape; severed neck/head; cervix, neck (bladder/uterus/jar/land);

cervos*

  m., N2.6 thing [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stag/deer; forked branches; chevaux-de-frise (spiked barricade against cavalry);

cervula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little hind/doe;

cervulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  little chevaux-de-frise (spiked barricade against cavalry);

cervus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stag/deer; forked branches; chevaux-de-frise (spiked barricade against cavalry);

ceryceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  herald's staff, caduceus;

cerycium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  herald's staff, caduceus;

ceryx*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  herald;

cespes*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- frequent Eccl]

  grassy ground, grass; earth; sod, turf; altar/rampart/mound of sod/turf/earth;

cespito*

  are, aespitavi, aespitatum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stumble;

cessatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  relaxation/rest/respite; period of disuse, inactivity; idleness, neglect; delay;

cessator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  idler, sluggard; dilatory person (L+S);

cessatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  idler (female), loiterer;

cessicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  made/appointed by cessio (surrendering/conceding in law); of giving up/ceding;

cessim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  as to give way/lose ground; bending/turning in; (turned) backwards; obliquely;

cessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  surrendering/conceding (in law); running (of period of time);

cessitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  made/appointed by cessio (surrendering/conceding in law); of giving up/ceding;

cesso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be remiss/inactive; hold back, leave off, delay, cease from; rest; be free of;

cessum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  advance, part of payment that has been made;

cessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  backward or yielding movement;

cesticillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small ring/hoop placed on head to support burden;

cestos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  band supporting breasts (esp. girdle of Venus); girdle/belt/girth/strap;

cestros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  pointed tool used in encaustic (wax) painting; graving tool (L+S);

cestros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant identified with vettonica; (betony?);

cestrosphendone*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  catapult for discharging bolts;

cestrotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  engraved;

cestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boxing-glove, strip of leather weighted with lead/iron tied to boxer's hands;

cetaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fish-pond;

cetarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fish-pond;

cetarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fisherman; fishmonger;

cetarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to fish;

cetera*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for the rest, otherwise; in other respects;

cetero*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for the rest(new details/theme), otherwise; in other respects; at other times;

ceteroqui*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in other respects, otherwise;

ceteroquin*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  in other respects, otherwise;

ceterum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  moreover; but yet; still, for the rest, but, besides; in other respects;

ceterus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  the_other; the_others (pl.). the_remaining/rest, all the_rest;

cetionis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

cetos*

  n., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  whale; porpoise; dolphin; its flesh; sea monster (offered Andromeda);

cetosus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to sea-fishes;

cetra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  caetra (small light shield);

cetus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  whale; porpoise; dolphin; its flesh; sea monster (offered Andromeda);

ceu*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  as, in the same way/just as; for example, like; (just) as if; as (if) it were;

ceua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small breed of cow;

ceva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small breed of cow;

ceveo*

  ere, vi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  move haunches in a lewd or effeminate manner, practice such behavior; fawn;

ceyx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea bird (tern?); son of Lucifer/husband of Alcyone; male kingfisher (L+S);

chaere*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  welcome; hail (L+S);

chaerephyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chervil (Anthiscus cerefolium);

chaerepolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chervil (Anthiscus cerefolium);

chalasticamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  alleviating remedy;

chalasticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to alleviating/soothing;

chalatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to loosing/letting down;

chalazia*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified); (of form and color of hail);

chalazion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  wart/tubercle on eyelid; sty;

chalazius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  resembling a hailstone (name of a precious stone); of/pertaining to hail (L+S);

chalazophylax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  hail-guard (official at Cleonae whose duty it was to avert hail by sacrifice);

chalazosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  attack of warts or pimples; (acne?);

chalbanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon L&S]

  resinous sap of an umbelliferous plant in Syria, galbanum;

chalca*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (chrysanthemum family?); (buphthalmus?);

chalcanthon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  copperas-water, cobbler's blackening (for shoe leather); (Atramentum sutorium);

chalcanthum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  copperas-water, cobbler's blackening (for shoe leather); (Atramentum sutorium);

chalcaspis*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  soldier with a brazen shield;

chalcaspis*

  , adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  having/with a brazen shield;

chalcedonius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  chalcedony; (stone of third foundation of New Jerusalem in Revelations 21:19);

chalceos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  prickly plant resembling thistle;

chalcetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (unidentified); (medicinal);

chalceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brazen/brass things (pl.);

chalceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brazen, of brass;

chalcidice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of lizard or snake;

chalcidicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  kind of portico or porch; (from Chalcis);

chalcis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of fish (sardine?/herring-like?); kind of lizard/snake; (w/copper spots);

Chalcis*

  f., N3.7 locale [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Chalcis; (several towns in Greece/elsewhere, esp. chief city of Euboea);

chalcites*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  copper pyrites; precious stone (of copper color L+S); copper stone/ore (L+S);

chalcitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  copper pyrites; precious stone (of copper color L+S); copper stone/ore (L+S);

chalcographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  engraving on copper;

chalcographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  engraver (on copper); printer (Erasmus);

chalcophonos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (ringing like brass L+S);

chalcophthongos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone; (ringing like brass L+S);

chalcosmaragdus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; emerald with veins of brass (malachite?) (L+S);

chalcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal Greece Pliny OLD]

  copper coin (of small value, one tenth obol, one 60th or 40th of a drachma);

Chaldaeus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Chaldaen, people of south Assyria; their soothsayers/astrologers/astronomers;

Chaldaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Chaldaen, of/concerning Chaldaens; of their soothsayers/astrologers/astronomers;

Chaldaicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Chaldaen, of/concerning Chaldaens; of their soothsayers/astrologers/astronomers;

Chaldeus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- NearEast common SrcW]

  Chaldaen, people of south Assyria; their soothsayers/astrologers/astronomers;

Chaldeus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Chaldaen, of/concerning Chaldaens; of their soothsayers/astrologers/astronomers;

chalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  let down, allow to hang free; loosen;

chalybeius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/consisting of iron(/steel);

chalybs*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  iron/steel; iron weapons/implements; sword (L+S); horse bit; arrow point; rail;

chama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  bivalve shellfish, clam; cockle (L+S);

chama*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  lynx; (undeclined OLD);

chamaeacte*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dwarf elder (Sambucus ebulus); danewort (L+S);

chamaecerasus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dwarf cheery tree (Prunus prostrata);

chamaecissos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  ground ivy (Glecoma hederacea); kind of cyclamen;

chamaecyparissos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, lavender cotton? (Santolina chamaecyparissus);

chamaedaphne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  periwinkle? (Vinca herbacea); butcher's broom? (Ruscus racemosus); dwarf laurel;

chamaedracon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Africa veryrare L&S]

  kind of African serpent; ground serpent;

chamaedrops*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  dwarf palm? (Chamaerops humilis); germander? (Teucrium chamaedrys) (medicine);

chamaedrys*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  germander; (plant Teucrium chamaedrys); (medical); (pure Latin trixago L+S);

chamaeleon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  chameleon; (M/F OLD); lizard (Ecc);

chamaeleon*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  thistles; carline (Cardopatium corymbosum)/pine-thistle (Atractylis gummifera);

chamaeleon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  chameleon; (M/F OLD); lizard (Ecc);

chamaeleon*

  m/f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  thistles; carline (Cardopatium corymbosum)/pine-thistle (Atractylis gummifera);

chamaeleuce*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  coltsfoot; (Tussilago farfara);

chamaemelinus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to chamomile;

chamaemelon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (chamomile?);

chamaemelygos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called verbenaca);

chamaemilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  chamomile;

chamaemyrsine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  butcher's broom (Ruscus aculeatus); dwarf myrtle (L+S);

chamaepeuce*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); ground larch (L+S);

chamaepitys*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant (genus Ajuga); hypericum/St John's wort; groundpine (abortifacient) (L+S);

chamaeplatanus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plane tree kept small by pruning, pollard plane; dwarf platane (L+S);

chamaerops*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dwarf palm? (Chamaerops humilis); germander? (Teucrium chamaedrys) (medicine);

chamaesyce*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of spurge (Euphorbia chamaesyce?); plant, wolf's-milk, ground fig (L+S);

chamaetortus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twisted to ground; that creeps on ground (L+S);

chamaezelon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, cinquefoil; gnaphalium, an unidentified plant;

chamedyosmos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  rosemary; (pure Latin ros marinus);

chamelaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  dwarf olive (Daphne oleoides); shrub (thymelaea, Daphne gnidium?);

chamelea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  dwarf olive (Daphne oleoides); shrub (thymelaea, Daphne gnidium?);

chameunia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  couch on earth;

chamomilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  camomile;

chamulcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of machine;

Chanaan*

  f., N9.9 locale [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Canaan/Palestine;

Chanan*

  f., N9.9 locale [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Canaan/Palestine;

Chananea*

  f., N1.1 locale [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Canaan, Palestine;

Chananeus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  of/from Canaan/Palestine;

chancellarius*

  m., N2.4 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  porter, doorkeeper; secretary; chancellor (ecclesiastical); diocesan official;

chane*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  sea-perch (Serranus cabrilla?); (Perca cabrilla L+S);

chanius*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  name of a foot of three long syllables (_ _ _) (w/pes);

channe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  sea-perch (Serranus cabrilla?); (Perca cabrilla L+S);

Chaos*

  n., N2.6 locale [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  Chaos, pit of Hell, underworld; formless/shapeless primordial matter;

chara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare trans]

  edible root, mixed with milk/forms loaf to stave off hunger (Caesar CW III);

characatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  staked, propped up; provided with stakes;

characias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  reed for props/stakes; kind of spurge (wood spurge?); plant, wolf's-milk;

characites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, wolf's-milk;

character*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  branded/impressed letter/mark/etc; marking instrument; stamp, character, style;

characterismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  characterization; making prominent of characteristic marks (L+S);

characterismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  characterization; making prominent of characteristic marks (L+S);

charadrion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  yellowish bird; charadrion;

charadrius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  yellowish bird; chadadrion;

charazo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  scratch, engrave;

charisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  gift, present; spiritual/God-given gift, grace, talent, charisma (Ecc);

charismaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  charismatic, pertaining to spiritual/God-given gift/talent/charisma;

charisticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  money/allowance for buying papyrus/paper;

charistio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  kind of weighing machine;

charistium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  annual family banquet 3 days after Parentalia (20 Feb.) where feuds settled;

charitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common Def]

  charity; love of God;

charitative*

  adv. [--- eccl --- veryrare Def]

  charitably; in a charitable manner;

charitativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon Def]

  charitable, loving, of a charitable nature; pertaining to charity;

charitonblepharon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  magical plant producing love;

charmidatus*

  a, um, adj. [early drama --- veryrare L&S]

  become Charmides (comic character in Platuus' play Trinummus);

Charmides*

  m., N1.7 person [early drama --- veryrare L&S]

  Charmides (comic character in Plautus' play Trinummus); (Son of Joy);

charmido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early drama --- veryrare OLD]

  Charmidize, turn into Charmides (comic character in Plautus' play Trinummus);

charta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  paper/papyrus (sheet); record/letter, book/writing(s); thin metal sheet/leaf;

chartaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  paper-/papyrus-; (made) of papyrus/paper;

chartarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of/dealer in papyrus/paper;

chartarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  connected with making of papyrus/paper; used for papyrus/paper;

chartellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cartel;

charteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to papyrus/paper; [~ statium => literary arena/occupation];

chartiaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  money/allowance for buying papyrus/paper;

chartographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cartography;

chartophylax*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  archivist, keeper of archives;

chartopola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  merchant/dealer in papyrus/paper;

chartula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scrap/piece of papyrus; small note, bill (L+S); small piece of paper (Ecc);

chartularius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  court archivist, keeper of archives (of court);

chartus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  paper/papyrus (sheet); record/letter, book/writing(s); thin metal sheet/leaf;

charus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  dear, beloved; costly, precious, valued; high-priced, expensive;

charybdis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  whirlpool; (see also Charybdis);

Charybdis*

  f., N3.3 locale [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Charybdis (whirlpool Sicily/Italy); cruel person; whirlpool; tortuous cavity;

chasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  chasm/fissure/opening in earth, abyss; supposed meteoric phenomenon;

chasmatias*

  m., N1.8 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  earthquake that leaves chasms/fissures/openings in earth;

Chaus*

  n., N2.1 locale [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Chaos, pit of Hell, underworld; formless/shapeless primordial matter;

chele*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  claw-shaped mechanism; trigger; Scorpio' claws (pl.) that extend to Libra, Libra

chelidon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  female pudenda/genitalia; (Juvenalis?); (rude);

chelidonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  greater celandine (Chelidonium maius)/swallowwort; kind of fig; precious stone;

chelidoniacus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pointed like a swallow's tail;

chelidonias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  west wind; (blowing after 22 Feb. when swallows arrive);

chelidonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  lesser celandine (Ranunculus ficaria); eye-salve containing celandine juice;

chelidonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to swallow; resembling swallow in color, reddish (fig);

chelium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  shell of a horned tortoise;

chelonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; tortoise-stone (L+S);

chelonitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (like a tortoise L+S);

chelonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  socket-piece of a windlass/crane; one of the cheeks; plant, cyclaminos (L+S);

chelonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  staple;

chelydrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  venomous water-snake;

chelyon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  shell of horned tortoise;

chelys*

  f., N2.7 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tortoise; lyre/harp (made originally from a tortoise shell); constellation Lyra;

chema*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bi-valve shellfish, clam; cockle (L+S);

chema*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  liquid measure; (one third of a mystrum, one 48th of a sextarius/pint);

chemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  chemistry;

chemicus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  chemist;

chemicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  chemical;

chemiotherapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  chemotherapy;

chemista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chemist;

chenalopex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Egypt Pliny OLD]

  Egyptian goose (Chenalopex aegyptiaca);

chenamyche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  thorny oriental plant (reputed to become luminous at night);

cheneros*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small kind of goose; (Anas clipeata? L+S);

cheniscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  figure on stern of a ship resembling a goose; gosling;

chenoboscion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  goose pen; place for feeding geese;

chenomyche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny L&S]

  thorny oriental plant (reputed to become luminous at night);

chenturio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  arrange/assign (soldiers) in military centuries; divide land into centuriae;

cheragra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  pain in hands, arthritis/gout in hands;

cheragricus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  person suffering from cheragra/pains/arthritis/gout in hands;

cheragricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  suffering from cheragra/pain/arthritis/gout in hands;

chere*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  welcome; hail (L+S);

cheregra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gout in hands;

chernites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  white marble; marble resembling ivory (L+S);

chernitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

cherolaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  handle; handspike;

chersinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  living on dry land, land-;

chersos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  land tortoise; kind of toad (L+S);

chersydros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  amphibious serpent, water snake;

Cherub*

  m., N9.9 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  cherub;

Cherubim*

  m., N9.9 group [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Cherubim, rank of angels; heavenly choir; cherubs (pl.);

Cherubin*

  m., N9.9 group [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Cherubim, rank of angels; heavenly choir; cherubs (pl.);

chia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  Chian fig; (Chios/Chius island in Aegean off Ionia);

chianter*

  m., N2.3 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  choirboy;

chiliarches*

  m., N1.7 person [--- war Greece veryrare OLD]

  officer commanding a thousand men in a Greek army; (battalion commander, LTC);

chiliarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war Greece veryrare OLD]

  officer commanding a thousand men in a Greek army; (battalion commander, LTC);

chilias*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  number 1000, a chiliad, a group of a thousand (things/years);

chiliasta*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  believers (pl.) in millennial kingdom;

chiliodynama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  unidentified plant; (medicinal, of a thousand virtues L+S);

chiliodynamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant; (medicinal, of a thousand virtues L+S);

chiliogrammum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  kilogram;

chiliometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  kilometer;

chiliophylion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  unidentified plant; (thousand leaves);

chiliovattium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  kilowatt;

Chilo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Chilo; Big Lips (Roman cognomen); fellator, one who practices fellatio;

chiloma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  box, coffer;

chimaerifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon CAS]

  producing the Chimaera;

chimerinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  of winter;

chininum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  quinine;

chiragra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  pain in hands, arthritis/gout in hands;

chiragricus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  person suffering from cheragra/pain//arthritis/gout in hands;

chiragricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  suffering from cheragra/pain/arthritis/gout in hands;

chiramaxium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hand-cart; small carriage drawn by slaves (L+S);

chiregra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gout in hands;

chiridota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sleeved shirt; (with or without tunica);

chiridotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sleeved, with sleeves; [w/tunica => sleeved shirt];

chirocma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  manufactures (pl.); (name of a book by Democritus); made by hand (L+S);

chirodytos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unidentified garment; (chiridota is a sleeved shirt);

chirographarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  holding a written bond; in/pertaining to handwriting/manuscript;

chirographon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late legal --- common OLD]

  own handwriting; handwritten document, manuscript; written bond/charter/promise;

chirographum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  own handwriting; handwritten document, manuscript; written bond/charter/promise;

chirographus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- common L&S]

  own handwriting; handwritten document, manuscript; written bond/charter/promise;

chiromantis*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  palmist;

chironomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  rules of gesticulation; art of gesturing (L+S); gesticulation; pantomine;

chironomon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  pantomimic, of/like a pantomime, with gestures;

chironomon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  pantomime; one who gestures according to the rules of art;

chironomon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  pantomime; one who gestures according to the rules of art;

chironomon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  gesticulating; pantomime (L+S);

chironomos*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  pantomime; one who gestures according to the rules of art;

chironomos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  pantomimic, of/like a pantomime, with gestures;

chirotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- Scandinavia veryrare Saxo]

  glove, mitten; gauntlet (Erasmus);

chirurgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  surgery; violent remedy (L+S);

chirurgicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  surgical;

chirurgius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  surgical;

chirurgus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  surgeon; (pure Latin medicus vulnerarius L+S);

chirurgus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to a surgeon;

chium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small single seed of Alpine Raetic grape; Chian wine;

Chius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Chian, of Chios; of Chian wine; characteristic/suggestive of Chios, luxurious;

chlamis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

chlamyda*

  f., N1.1 thing [later war --- uncommon Eccl]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

chlamydatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  dressed in a (military) cloak/cape;

chlamys*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

chlamys*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

chlora*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  medicament, (kind of) medicine;

chlora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of emerald;

chloreus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified bird; (greenish bird L+S);

chlorion*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  golden oriole (Oriolus galbula); yellow bird, yellow thrush (L+S);

chloritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  green precious stone; smaragdoprasus? (L+S);

chloroformium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  chloroform;

chloron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

chlorophyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  chlorophyll;

chlorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chlorine;

choaspites*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone; (found in the Choaspes L+S);

choaspitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (found in the Choaspes L+S);

choenica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  dry measure (equal to 2 sextarii) (about a quart);

choenix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  dry measure (equal to 2 sextarii) (about a quart);

choeras*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  scrofula, king's evil; (chronic lymph gland enlargement); (pure Latin struma);

choerogrillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  kind of hare; coney (King James); small gregarious quadruped (Hydrax Syriacus);

choerogryllus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of hare; coney (King James); small gregarious quadruped (Hydrax Syriacus);

choerogyllius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of hare; coney (King James); small gregarious quadruped (Hydrax Syriacus);

choeros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  pig; female pudenda/external genitalia (Greek for porcus/women's nursery term);

choicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  of/made of earth/clay;

cholera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  European/summer cholera (cholera nostras); an attack of cholera;

cholericus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  person suffering from European cholera;

choliambus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  limping iambus; (iambic verse whose last foot not iambus but spondee/trochee);

cholras*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of emerald;

choma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  bank, mound; dike, dam;

chondrille*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

chondrillon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

chondris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (bastard dittany?);

chondris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, kind of horehound resembling marjoram (Marrubium pseudodictamnus);

chondrylla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

chondrylle*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

chora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  site for a monument;

choragiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  supplier of stage equipment/properties/gear/trappings;

choragium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common L&S]

  place where chorus practiced; preparing chorus; splendid preparation; a spring;

choragium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  stage equipment/properties; gear/trappings (other); piece of water organ;

choragius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  theatrical supplier, one supplying equipment/properties to dramatic company;

choragus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  he who has care of chorus and supplies; he who pays cost of banquet;

choragus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common L&S]

  theatrical supplier, one supplying equipment/properties to dramatic company;

choralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  choral;

choraula*

  m., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  player on reed pipes; flute player (L+S);

choraule*

  f., N1.6 person [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  player (female) on reed pipes; flute player (L+S);

choraules*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  player on reed pipes; flute player (L+S);

choraulicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging to player on reed pipes; of/belonging to flute player (L+S);

choraulis*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  young chorister, choirboy;

chorda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tripe; catgut, musical instrument (string); rope/cord (binding slave) (L+S);

chordacista*

  m., N1.1 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  player on a stringed instrument;

chordapsus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  disease of intestines;

chordula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  tape, ribbon; cord;

chordus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic agri --- common L&S]

  late-born/produced out of/late in season; second (crop of hay), aftermath;

chorea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  round/ring dance; dancers; planet movement; magistrate court; multitude; choir;

chorepiscopus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  deputy bishop for village; auxiliary/suffragan bishop;

choreus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  choree/trochee, metrical foot consisting of a long and a short syllable (_U);

choreutes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  choral dancer;

choriambicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  choriambic; having metrical foot consisting of a chorius and an iambus (_UU_);

choriambus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  metrical foot consisting of a chorius and an iambus (_UU_);

choricum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  choral part of a play;

choricus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  of chorus/choir, choral; (w/metrum) anapaestic verse (hypercatalectic dipody);

chorioides*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  choriod coat of eye;

chorion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  membrane enclosing the fetus, afterbirth;

chorios*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  choree/trochee, metrical foot consisting of a long and a short syllable (_U);

chorista*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  chorister, choir member;

chorius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  choree/trochee, metrical foot consisting of a long and a short syllable (_U);

chorobates*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  level, instrument consisting of a long pole with a groove for water;

chorocitharistes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  one who accompanied a chorus on lyre/chithara;

chorographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  work of geography, geography book;

chorographus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  geographer?, one who describes countries?;

chorona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crown, garland, wreath; circle/cordon of men/troops;

chors*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - court; enclosure/yard/pen, farmyard; attendants, retinue, staff; circle; crowd;

  - cohort, tenth part of legion (360 men); armed force; band; ship crew; bodyguard

chortalinus*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to an imperial/praetorian bodyguard (cohort);

chortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  - pertaining to a farm/cattle yard, farmyard-; of/concerned with poultry keeping;

  - of/connected with a military/praetorian cohort/company/guard;

chortinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  made from grass or fodder;

chorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- veryfreq OLD]

  chorus; choral passage in a play; dancing/singing performance/ers; school;

chorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- frequent L&S]

  round/ring dance; dancers; movement of planets; magistrate's court; multitude;

chorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  choir; singing; sanctuary; those in sanctuary;

chrematista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  agent of change;

chreston*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  chicory (Cichorium intybus);

chria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  topic of general application set for study/exercise in grammar/rhetoric school;

chrisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  anointing, unction; sacred oils;

chrismale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  linen cloth; winding-sheet/cerecloth; corporal (over mass remnants), pyx; pall;

chrismalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  pertaining to chrisma/sacred oils;

chrismarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  vessel for chrisma/sacred oils;

chrismatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  anointing with chrisma/sacred oils;

chrismatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  linen cloth; winding-sheet/cerecloth; corporal (over mass remnants), pyx; pall;

Christiadum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  Christendom;

Christiane*

  adv. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Christian, in Christian manner;

Christianismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Christianity;

Christianitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  Christianity; Christian religion; Christian clergy;

Christianizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  profess Christianity;

Christianus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- eccl --- veryfreq L&S]

  Christian/follower of Christ; Christian clergyman; Christianity (pl.) (Beesom);

Christianus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- frequent L&S]

  Christian;

Christias*

  m., N3.1 group [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Christians (pl.), followers of Christ;

Christicola*

  m., N1.1 group [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Christian, worshiper of Christ; (often used in pl.);

Christifer*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Christ-bearing;

Christifidelis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  faithful to Christ/Christianity; following Christ;

Christifidelis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  one of Christian faithful; follower of Christ;

Christigenus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of lineage of Christ; (i.e. posterity of Ruth/Jesse);

Christipotens*

  , adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  strong in Christ;

Christus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl --- veryfreq OLD]

  Christ;

chroma*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  chromatic scale (divided tetrachord into 2 intervals of 1 semitone and 1 of 3);

chromatic*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  chromatic; (divided tetrachord into 2 intervals of 1 semitone and 1 of 3);

chromatice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  note in chromatic scale; science of chromatic harmony (L+S);

chromaticon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  chromatic; (divided tetrachord into 2 intervals of 1 semitone and 1 of 3);

chromaticos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  chromatic; (divided tetrachord into 2 intervals of 1 semitone and 1 of 3);

chromaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  chromatic; (divided tetrachord into 2 intervals of 1 semitone and 1 of 3);

chromis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  sea fish; (Umbrina cirrosa?);

chromium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  chromium;

chromosoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  chromosome;

chromosomaticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  chromosomal;

chronica*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Bee]

  book of annuals, chronicles (pl.);

chronicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  book of annuals, chronicle;

chronicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  book of annuals, chronicle;

chronicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  written as annual/chronicle; pertaining to time; chronic/lingering (L+S);

chronista*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  chronicler; person who chants narrative parts in the_Passion;

chronius*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  chronic, lingering;

chronographus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chronographer, annalist, chronicler;

chronologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  chronology;

chronologicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  chronological;

chrysallis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  chrysalis; gold-colored chrysalis, aurelia/pupa of a butterfly (L+S);

chrysanthemon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  several plants of order Compositae; marigold (L+S);

chrysanthemum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  several plants of order Compositae; marigold (L+S);

chrysanthes*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  name of several plants of order Compositae; marigold (L+S);

chrysanthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  name of several plants of order Compositae; marigold (L+S);

chrysatticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- veryrare Sou]

  golden-attic wine;

chryselectros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  amber-colored gem; (classed by Pliny with hyacinthus);

chryselectrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  gold-colored amber;

chryselectrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  dark-yellow precious stone; amber-colored jacinth/hyacinth-stone?;

chrysendetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  things (e.g. dishes) inlaid with gold;

chrysendetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inlaid with gold; set in/with gold;

chryseum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold/gold-colored/golden vessels/dishes;

chryseus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold-colored, golden;

chrysites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of precious stone; phloginos (flame-colored gem); another gold-colored gem;

chrysitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (Chrysocoma linosyris?); unidentified precious stone; a native lead oxide;

chrysitis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  gold-colored, golden; of golden color;

chrysizon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  gold-colored, golden; of golden color;

chrysoaspides*

  , adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  bearing golden shields (kind of soldier serving under Alexander Severus);

chrysoberullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  gold-colored beryl; chrysoberyl (L+S);

chrysoberyllus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  gold-colored beryl; chrysoberyl (L+S);

chrysocalis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called parthenium);

chrysocanthos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of ivy having golden berries;

chrysocarpon*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having golden berries;

chrysocarpos*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having golden berries;

chrysocarpus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having golden berries;

chrysocephalos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  golden basilisk;

chrysococcus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  having golden grains;

chrysocolla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  green copper carbonate/malachite (pigment/medicine); stone (magnetic pyrite?);

chrysocome*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (Chrysocoma linosyris?);

chrysographatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inlaid with gold;

chrysolachanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (orach?); garden orachn; (also called atriplex L+S);

chrysolampis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified precious stone;

chrysolithos*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  topaz; chrysolite (L+S);

chrysolithus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  topaz; chrysolite (L+S);

chrysolitus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  topaz; chrysolite; (Vulgate);

chrysomallus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  having a golden fleece;

chrysomelinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of quince (w/mala);

chrysomelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  variety of quince;

chrysopastus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  species of topaz;

chrysophrys*

  f., N2.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fish; (gilt-head? Sparus aurata);

chrysopis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified precious stone; precious topaz (L+S);

chrysoprasius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  variety of precious stone (chrysoprase/golden-green beryl and like);

chrysoprasos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  precious stone, chrysoprase; (golden-green beryl and like);

chrysoprassos*

  f., N2.6 thing [later --- --- common SrcW]

  precious stone, chrysoprase; (golden-green beryl and like);

chrysoprassus*

  f., N2.1 thing [later --- --- common SrcW]

  precious stone, chrysoprase; (golden-green beryl and like);

chrysoprasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  precious stone, chrysoprase; (golden-green beryl and like);

chrysoprasus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  precious stone, chrysoprase; (golden-green beryl and like);

chrysopteron*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  golden-winged; (of a kind of jasper);

chrysopteros*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  golden-winged; (of a kind of jasper);

chrysos*

  m., N2.6 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gold; [chrysos melas => black ivy];

chrysothales*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of aizoon/houseleek, wall-pepper;

chrysus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gold;

chus*

  m., N3.7 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  liquid measure; (equal to congius/3 quarts);

Chuthenus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Chuthite, inhabitant of Chutha; (ancient tribe in Near East);

chydaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  common, ordinary; kind of palms (L+S);

chylisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  extracted/expressed juice (of plants);

chylus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  extracted/expressed juice (of plants);

chymus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  stomach juices/fluid, chyle;

chyrogrillius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  coney (of King James Bible, small gregarious quadruped (Hydrax Syriacus); hare;

chyrogryllius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  coney (of King James Bible, small gregarious quadruped (Hydrax Syriacus); hare;

chytropus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  chafing dish/pot with feet (for cooking directly over coals on ground);

chytropus*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chafing dish/pot with feet (for cooking directly over coals on ground);

cibalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to food; [w/fistula => esophagus/gullet];

cibarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  shorts, coarser meal remaining after fine flour; ordinary musician;

cibarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ration/allowance of food (pl.); food, provisions; food for animals, feed/fodder;

cibarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/concerning food/rations, ration-; plain/common/servant (food), black (bread);

cibatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  meal, repast; feeding;

cibatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  food, nutriment, victuals; fodder;

cibdelus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spurious, base; [w/fontes => impure/unhealthy spring/source];

cibicida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eater, consumer of food; (food killer); waste of bread/food (lazy slave) (L+S);

cibisis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  satchel;

cibo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  feed, give food/fodder to animals/men; (also passive sense) eat, take food;

ciboria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri Egypt veryrare L&S]

  Egyptian bean (Nelumbo nucifera); (Arum colocasia L+S);

ciborium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinking cup; (made of/shaped like flower of Egyptian bean Nelumbo nucifera);

cibus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  food; fare, rations; nutriment, sustenance, fuel; eating, a meal; bait;

cicada*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cicada, tree-cricket; Athenian hair ornament in shape of cicada; summer season;

cicaro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little boy, darling;

cicatrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  form a scar over;

cicatrico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late bio --- common L&S]

  be scarred over/cicatrized;

cicatricosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  scarred, covered by scars; marked by pruning (plant); edited/polished (writing);

cicatricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  small scar;

cicatrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  scar/cicatrice; wound/bruise; emotional scar; prune mark on plant/tool on work;

ciccum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  proverbially worthless object, trifle, bagatelle; seed membrane of pomegranate;

cicer*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  chick pea (Cicer aristinum); (as a common food); (rude) testicles, penis?;

cicera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  chickling vetch; (Latyrus?);

cicercula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  small variety of chick-pea;

cicerculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of ocher; reddish earth pigment; African species of pigment sinopia;

Cicero*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Cicero; (gens Tullia cognomen; M. Tullius Cicero, Roman orator and statesman);

cichoreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chicory (Cichorium intybus), succory, endive;

cichorion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chicory (Cichorium intybus), succory, endive;

cichorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  chicory (Cichorium intybus), succory, endive;

cici*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  castor (oil) tree (Ricinus communis); (Egyptian tree also called croton L+S);

cicilendrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  comic name for an imaginary condiment;

cicilinus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  made of hair-cloth, hair-;

cicimalindrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comic name for an imaginary condiment;

cicimandrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comic name for an imaginary condiment;

cicindela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  firefly (Luciola italica); candle; glow-worm (L+S); cicindelid/beetle (Cal);

cicindele*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lamp (made of glass);

cicinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  castor; [oleum cicinum => castor oil];

ciconia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stork; derisive gesture made with fingers; T-shaped tool for measuring depth;

ciconius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to stork;

cicuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  owl;

cicur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tame animal, domesticated animal;

cicur*

  , adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tame (animal), domesticated; mild/gentle (person);

cicuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tame; pacify;

cicuta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hemlock (Conium maculatum); hemlock juice (poison); shepherd's pipe (hemlock);

cicuticen*

  m., N3.1 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  player of reed/shepherd's pipe; (often made of cicuta/hemlock stalks);

cidaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- Persia veryrare OLD]

  head-dress of a Persian king; tiara; diadem (L+S), of high priest of Jews;

cieo*

  ere, ivi, itum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - move, set in motion; excite/rouse/stir up; urge on; summon/muster/call up;

  - disturb, shake; provoke (war); invoke, call on by name; cite; raise/produce;

cignus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  measure; (equal to 8 scrupuli/srcipuli); (1/2 or 3/3 of an ounce);

cilibantum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  round cupboard;

cilicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  maker of coverings/rugs/blankets of hair (e.g. goat);

cilicinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hair-, made of (goat's) hair; (garment originating in Cilicia); of haircloth;

ciliciolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small garment/coverlet/blanket of goat's hair; (originating in Cilicia);

cilicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rug/blanket/small garment of goat's hair; (originating in Cilicia);

cilio*

  m., N3.1 person [late tech --- inscription L&S]

  chisel/graver (vulgar);

cilium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  upper eyelid; edge of upper eyelid; eyelid, lower eyelid (L+S);

cilliba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  round dining-table;

cillo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  move, put in motion;

cillo*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who practices unnatural lust, sodomite; catamite, pathic;

cilo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  Cilo; Big Lips (Roman cognomen); fellator; prominent forehead (L+S);

cilotrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  nose-bag;

Cimber*

  m., N2.3 group [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Cimberi (pl.), a German tribe, invaded Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

Cimbricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Cimbrian; of the Cimbri;

cimeliarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  treasurer, keeper of treasure/deposits;

cimeliarchium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  treasury, place where treasure is deposited;

cimelium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  treasure;

cimenterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

cimex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bed-bug (Cimex lectularius); bug (L+S);

cimico*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  purify from bugs; exterminate; debug;

ciminterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

cimintorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

cimiterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cemetery;

cinaedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (from brain of a fish);

cinaedias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone; (from brain of a fish);

cinaedicus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lewd/wanton/immodest/unchaste/shameless person; catamite;

cinaedicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lewd; wanton; immodest; pertaining to one who is unchaste;

cinaedium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (from brain of a fish);

cinaedius*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Sex]

  lewd/wanton/immodest/unchaste/shameless person; catamite;

cinaedologos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  teller of lewd stories;

cinaedulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  catamite, pathic; a male wanton;

cinaedus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sodomite; catamite; effeminate man; man who performs a lewd dance; pervert;

cinaedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea-fish;

cinaedus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  resembling/like/typical of a cinaedus/sodomite; unchaste; impudent, shameless;

cinara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  artichoke; similar plant;

cinaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant;

cincinnalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  curled, curly; [~ herba => plant also called polytrichon];

cincinnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with curled/curly hair; with hair in ringlets; (artificially); (of comets);

cincinnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ringlet, curl/lock; curled hair; rhetorical flourish, artificial embellishment;

cincticulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  belt, (small/little) girdle; apron (Ecc);

cinctor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  warrior's belt;

cinctorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  sword belt; (late) girdle (L+S);

cinctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  girdle, method of girding clothes; crown/garland; belt;

cinctura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  belt; girdle; means of girding;

cinctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  girdle, method of girding clothes; crown/garland; belt;

cinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - surrounded/encircled; surrounded (by friends/people/enemy); bordered, enclosed;

  - having one's dress girt in special way; fastened round; [w/alte => for action];

cinctutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wearing girdle or loin-cloth; girded/girt; (as ancients whose toga was girded);

cindecoe*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elegantly;

cinefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reduced/turned to ashes;

cinemateum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cinema (building);

cinematicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cinematic;

cinematographeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  movies, cinema;

cinematographicus*

  m., N2.1 person [modern --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  movie scriptwriter;

cinematographicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  cinematic; of film; cinematographic;

cinematographo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  film;

cinematographus*

  m., N2.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  film-maker;

ciner*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ashes; embers, spent love/hate; ruin, destruction; the grave/dead, cremation;

cineraceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ashen, ashy, resembling ash in color, ash-colored;

cineracius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ashen, ashy, resembling ash in color, ash-colored;

cinerarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  receptacle/niche for ashes of the dead;

cinerarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hair-curler, hair-dresser;

cinerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to ashes; boundaries of land bordering on graves;

cineresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  turn into ash/ashes;

cinereum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  ash-colored ointment/salve;

cinereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  resembling ashes, similar to ashes, ash-colored; (kinds of plants/animals);

cinericius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  resembling ashes, similar to ashes, ash-colored; (kinds of plants/animals);

cinerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covered with ashes; consisting largely of ashes; full of ashes (L+S);

Cingetorix*

  m., N3.1 name [classical --- France uncommon OLD]

  Cingetorix; a Gaul of Treveri; a Briton king;

cingillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  woman's girdle; (esp. that worn by a bride);

cingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  surround/encircle/ring; enclose; beleaguer; accompany; gird, equip; ring (tree);

cingula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  belt; sword belt; sash, girdle; band; saddle-girth; collar (dog);

cingulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  belt; sword belt; sash, girdle; band; saddle-girth; collar (dog);

cingulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  belt; band; geographical zone;

cinifes*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri Greece uncommon L&S]

  kind of stinging insects; very small flies, gnats; lice/flies/others (OLD);

ciniflo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heater of curling-irons, hair-dresser;

ciniphs*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri Greece uncommon L&S]

  kind of stinging insects; very small flies, gnats; lice/flies/others (OLD);

cinis*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  ashes; embers, spent love/hate; ruin, destruction; the grave/dead, cremation;

cinisculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little ashes;

cinnabar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  red pigment/dragon's blood; resin of tree Pterocarpus draco; (NOT HgS/cinnabar);

cinnabaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  red pigment/dragon's blood; resin of tree Pterocarpus draco; (NOT HgS/cinnabar);

cinnameus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scented with/smelling of cinnamon; of/from cinnamon (L+S);

cinnaminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  eye-salve made from cinnamon;

cinnamolgos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  bird; (of Arabia);

cinnamominus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  made from cinnamon; of/from cinnamon (L+S);

cinnamomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  cinnamon; cinnamon (shrub/twigs); (applied to another aromatic oil);

cinnamomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  superior kind of cassis; cinnamon-like bark (Cinnamonum cassia);

cinnamon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cinnamon; cinnamon (shrub/twigs); (applied to another aromatic oil);

cinnamum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cinnamon; cinnamon (shrub/twigs); (applied to another aromatic oil);

cinnamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  cinnamon; cinnamon (shrub/twigs); (applied to another aromatic oil);

cinnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  drink of mixed spelt-grain and wine;

cinnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of facial distortion or grimace;

cinus*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ashes; embers, spent love/hate; ruin, destruction; the grave/dead, cremation;

cinyphes*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- common L&S]

  kind of stinging insect; very small flies, gnats;

cinyra*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  lyre, ten-stringed instrument;

cio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V6.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - move, set in motion; excite/rouse/stir up; urge on; summon/muster/call up;

  - disturb, shake; provoke (war); invoke, call on by name; cite; raise/produce;

ciphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common ELD]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup;

cippus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boundary stone/post/pillar; tombstone (usu. indicating extent of cemetery);

cippus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- frequent ELD]

  stocks/fetter/prison; tree stump; bulwark of sharpened stakes (pl.) (L+S);

ciprus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- Italy veryrare OLD]

  good; (Sabine for bonus);

cipus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boundary stone/post/pillar; tombstone (usu. indicating extent of cemetery);

circa*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  around, all around; round about; near, in vicinity/company; on either side;

circa*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  around, on bounds of; about/near (space/time/numeral); concerning; with;

circaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (Vincetoxicum nigrum?); (used as a charm L+S);

circaeon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, mandrake; (alternative name for mandragoras);

circaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, mandrake; (alternative name for mandragoras);

circamoerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  open space round town; (Livy coined for pomoerium/open space round town wall);

circanea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bird; (named from its circular flight);

circellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small ring;

circen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  circle; circular course; [w/solis => a year (poetic)];

circensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of the Circus; associated with games in circus; used at circus;

circensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  games in the Circus (pl.); games/exercises of wrestling, running, fighting;

circes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  circle, ring; circuit, circumference of the circus;

circiensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the Circus; associated with games in circus; used at circus;

circiensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  games in the Circus (pl.); games/exercises of wrestling, running, fighting;

circinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  circular line/form; circular motion, revolution; circle, circumference (L+S);

circinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  rounded, circular;

circino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bend/make circular/round; traverse circular course, wheel through; take round;

circinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  pair of compasses; circular line/arc; [ad ~um => in a circle/arc, circularly];

circiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nearly, not far from, almost, approximately, around, about;

circiter*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  about, around, near (space/time/numeral); towards;

circito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go round as a hawker/peddler/solicitor; frequent, be busy (L+S);

circitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  person who goes round; patrol/watchman, overseer/inspector; hawker, peddler;

circitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  curtain; veil;

circitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to patrols;

circius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  wind between north and west; WNW wind (L+S); (in Gallia Narbonensis);

circlus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  circle; orbit, zone; ring, hoop; belt, collar; company; cycle; circumference;

circo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  traverse; go about (L+S); wander through;

circos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone;

circuago*

  gere, uegi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive/lead around; turn (around); wheel, revolve; upset; change opinions, sway;

circueo*

  uire, uivi, uitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  encircle, surround; border; skirt; circulate/wander through; go/measure round;

circuitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  - rotation, revolution; rate of revolution; orbit; circumference; circumlocution;

  - going round; patrol/rounds/visiting posts; passage/structure round (building);

circuitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  person who goes round; patrol/watchman, overseer/inspector; hawker, peddler;

circuitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - going round; patrol/circuit; way/path round; circumference; outer surface/edge;

  - revolution, spinning, rotation; (recurring) cycle; period; circumlocution;

circularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  circular, round;

circulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in circles, in groups/companies; in a circle;

circulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  circular course, revolution;

circulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  itinerant performer/vendor; (who gathers impromptu groups round him);

circulatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/characteristic of circulator (itinerate performer/peddler, mountebank/quack);

circulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  female itinerant performer/peddler/stroller; (gather impromptu group round her);

circulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make circular/round/curved; encircle, encompass (L+S);

circulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  form groups/circles round oneself; (for impromptu speech/giving performance);

circulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  circle; orbit, zone; ring, hoop; belt, collar; company; cycle; circumference;

circum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  about, around; round about, near; in a circle; in attendance; on both sides;

circum*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  around, about, among, near (space/time), in neighborhood of; in circle around;

circumactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  driving round in a circle, rotation; rounding off, act of making symmetrical;

circumactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rotation, revolution; encircling, encirclement; turning around/in circle/back;

circumactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  bent around/in a curve; curved;

circumaedifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  build round about; (Vulgate Lamentations 3:7);

circumaggero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pile (earth) round about; surround (with heaped earth);

circumago*

  gere, megi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive/lead around; turn (around); wheel, revolve; upset; change opinions, sway;

circumambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  walk around/over;

circumamictus*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  enveloped, invested, surrounded, besieged;

circumaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plow around, surround with a furrow;

circumaspicio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  look around; consider;

circumcaedo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cut/make incision around, ring; clip; circumcise; cut out; remove; diminish;

circumcaesura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surface outline, external contour;

circumcalco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tread/trample earth (down around);

circumcidaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  must from second pressing of grapes after projecting mass is cut and put back;

circumcido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cut/make incision around, ring; clip; circumcise; cut out; remove; diminish;

circumcingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  surround, enclose; lie around, be round; surround/encircle (with); gird about;

circumcirca*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  round about, on all sides; round about the body; (strengthened circum);

circumcirco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  encircle, surround; border; skirt; circulate/wander through; go/measure round;

circumcise*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concisely; briefly;

circumcisicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  must/juice of second press of grapes after projecting mass is cut and put back;

circumcisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  circumcision; cutting around (physical/moral);

circumcisitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  must/juice of second press of grapes after projecting mass is cut and put back;

circumcisorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  instrument for cutting around; (ringing bark on a tree?); (for circumcision?);

circumcisura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cutting round/ringing (bark of trees);

circumcisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sheer on all sides, cut off; limited; short, brief, pruned of excess, abridged;

circumclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roar around (waves/surf);

circumclaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  surround; encircle/enclose/build round (w/structure); hedge/shut in, circumvent;

circumcludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  surround; encircle/enclose/build round (w/structure); hedge/shut in, circumvent;

circumcola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  people/tribe dwelling around/nearby/in vicinity; locals;

circumcolo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dwell round about/around/nearby/in vicinity of;

circumcordialis*

  is, e, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  around the heart, heart-; (e.g.blood);

circumctipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  surround, accompany, attend;

circumculco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  tread/trample earth (down around);

circumcumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heap/pile up around;

circumcurrens*

  , adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  that encircles/bounds (figure), surrounding/bounding/bordering, running around;

circumcurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  run/extend round/about the periphery (of structures);

circumcurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  run/extend round/about the periphery (of structures);

circumcursatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  attention;

circumcursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  running about/round;

circumcurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  run about; run round (of person); run about (of things), revolve;

circumdatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  putting/placing around;

circumdatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  surrounding soldiers/men (pl.); those around;

circumdo*

  are, edi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  surround; envelop, post/put/place/build around; enclose; beset; pass around;

circumdoleo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  suffer on every side;

circumdolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  chop around with an ax; hew off around (L+S);

circumduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - lead out of the way/round about; cheat, mislead, trick out of; take/go around;

  - lead/wheel/draw a line/ring around/in a circle; prolong (sound); build around;

circumductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  circuit, perimeter; indirect course; cheating/trick; complete sentence, period;

circumductor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who leads about/converts (another);

circumductum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  period (rhetoric), complete sentence/thought, expansion of a thought;

circumductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  perimeter, circumference, measurement around; motion in a circle, revolution;

circumductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  long-drawn-out, extended;

circumeo*

  mire, mivi, mitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  encircle, surround; border; skirt; circulate/wander through; go/measure round;

circumequito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ride around;

circumerro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wander/prowl/meander/stroll/hover around; orbit, go around in orbit (planet);

circumfarcio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  pack/stuff/cram round (with);

circumferentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  circumference;

circumfero*

  rre, mtuli, mlatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  carry/hand/pass/spread/move/take/cast around (in circle); publicize; divulge;

circumfigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fix/fasten/secure all around;

circumfingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  form around;

circumfinio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  complete a circle; bring to an end;

circumfirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasten round;

circumflagro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blaze/scorch all around;

circumflecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bend/turn (course) around (pivot/turning point); prolong/circumflex (vowel);

circumflexe*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  with circumflex/prolonged sound;

circumflexibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  provided with a circumflex/prolonged accent;

circumflexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bending/winding/coiling around;

circumflexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  action of bending around; rounded form, vault; winding (L+S) circuit;

circumflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blow around; blow on/assail from all sides; veer around (wind);

circumfluentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  superabundance;

circumfluo*

  uere, ulfluxi, ulfluxum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flow/crowd/flock around; overflow; have/be in abundance, be rich/well supplied;

circumfluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flowing/flowed around; encircled/surrounded/skirted by (water); immersed;

circumfodio*

  dere, circumfodi, ossum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  dig around, ease earth around (plants); surround (trees) with a trench;

circumforaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  itinerant, that travels to market; of/connected with business of/around forum;

circumforanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  itinerant, that travels to market; connected with business of forum;

circumforatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  bored/pierced round;

circumforo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pierce with holes round about;

circumfossor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  one who digs around (plants/something);

circumfossura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  digging around; (plants/trees);

circumfractus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  broken (off) around; precipitous;

circumfremo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  roar/growl/utter cries of anger/protest/make a noise round;

circumfrico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rub/brush round about; scour;

circumfrico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rub/brush round about; scour;

circumfulcio*

  ire, lsi, ltum, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  support/hold up around;

circumfulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  shine/glow round about;

circumfundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pour around;

circumfundo*

  dere, di, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pour/drape/crowd around; cause (water) to go round/part; surround; distribute;

circumfusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pouring around;

circumfusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surrounded; draped around; distributed; extra, superfluous;

circumgarriens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  babbling, babbling about;

circumgelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  freeze/harden round/all around;

circumgemo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  roar/moan/groan around;

circumgestator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  one who bears/carries round;

circumgesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carry/bear about/around;

circumglobatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  rolled together; formed in a ball; clustered;

circumglobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  form a ball/cluster/sphere (around something);

circumgredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  go round behind by a flanking movement; walk/travel about (in hostile manner);

circumgressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  going about; compass/circuit/scope (of a thing);

circumhisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stare at with open/gaping mouth;

circumhumatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  buried around;

circumicio*

  cere, mjeci, mjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cast/throw or place/put/build around; put on flank of; encompass/envelop;

circumiectalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  environmental;

circumiectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  environment;

circuminicio*

  cere, njeci, njectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  throw up all around;

circuminjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  throw up all around;

circuminsessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  coexistence; (shared existence of 3 Divine Persons in same Being);

circuminvolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  involve/cover all around, enclose, envelop;

circumio*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  encircle, surround; border; skirt; circulate/wander through; go/measure round;

circumitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - going round; patrol, rounds; passage/structure around (building);

  - rotation, revolution; rate of revolution; orbit; circumference; circumlocution;

circumitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  watchman, patrol; one making rounds/circuit;

circumitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - going round; patrol/circuit; way/path round; circumference; outer surface/edge;

  - revolution, spinning, rotation; (recurring) cycle; period; circumlocution;

circumjacens*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  neighboring/nearby things/words (pl.), words situated around/near (in sentence);

circumjacens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  situated in neighborhood, lying round about; situated round (in a sentence);

circumjacentium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  context (pl.), things/material around;

circumjaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lie near/round about, border on; (of persons, places, objects);

circumjaceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lie near/around; (places/persons/objects); border upon (L+S);

circumjectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  throwing around, casting about; putting on/donning (clothing), dressing;

circumjectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  neighborhood (pl.), surroundings;

circumjectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  encircling/surrounding/encompassing/embrace; lying/casting around; wrap, cloak;

circumjectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  surrounding, lying/situated around; enveloping, surrounding;

circumjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  cast/throw or place/put/build around; put on flank of; encompass/envelop;

circumlabens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gliding/sliding around;

circumlambo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  lick around;

circumlaqueo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wind around; (like a noose);

circumlaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  portable, that may be carried around;

circumlatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  revolution, circuit; a carrying around (L+S);

circumlatitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  portable, that may be carried around;

circumlator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who carries around/about;

circumlatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bark round about; roar around (L+S);

circumlavo*

  are, i, utum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wash round about/around, wash side of; flow all around (waters) (L+S);

circumlavo*

  vere, -, lotum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wash round about/around, wash side of; flow all around (waters) (L+S);

circumlego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  sail round; compassing by the shore (Vulgate Acts 28:13);

circumlevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  raise up all around;

circumligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bind around/to; encircle, surround; attach, fasten; pass/wrap around, bandage;

circumlinio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear/anoint all over (with); decorate, daub/paint around, paint background;

circumlino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear/anoint all over (with); decorate, daub/paint around, paint background;

circumlitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  anointing round about/over; coating/smearing/covering/painting (w/paint/like);

circumlitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  overlaying of color (painting); tint/hue given to marble by rubbing w/oil/wax;

circumlocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  circumlocution, periphrasis;

circumloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  make use of circumlocution/periphrasis;

circumlucens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shining/glittering around;

circumluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shine round, illuminate;

circumluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wash or flow around; skirt; surround; wash upon (L+S);

circumlustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  traverse (in circular course), pace around; go around (in purifying ceremony);

circumluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  formation of alluvial land (in middle of river); land so formed; right to it;

circumluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  formation of alluvial land (in middle of river); land so formed; right to it;

circummeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go/travel/pass around;

circummetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  measure round about;

circummingo*

  gere, ixi, ixtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  urinate/make water round/over (something);

circummitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  send around/to different parts (embassies/missions); send round, flank;

circummoenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  invest with walls/siege works; wall/hem in, secure; fence around; fortify;

circummugio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  moo/low/bellow round;

circummulcens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  licking gently around;

circummulceo*

  ere, lsi, lsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lick round, caress (with tongue);

circummunio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  invest with walls/siege works; wall/hem in, secure; fence around; fortify;

circummunitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  surrounding with walls or siege works; investing a town;

circummuranus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  around the walls; with neighboring nations;

circumnascens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  growing up/being raised/springing forth around;

circumnavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  sail around; circumnavigate;

circumnecto*

  tere, exui, exum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wrap/bind around; surround, envelop;

circumno*

  are, avi, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  swim around;

circumnoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  draw/paint around;

circumobruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  heap up earth around; cover/wrap around (L+S);

circumornatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ornamented/decorated/adorned round about/all around;

circumpadanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy uncommon OLD]

  lying/found/situated beside Po river;

circumpavio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  beat down hard all around;

circumpavitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  beaten/trodden close around;

circumpendeo*

  ere, di, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hang around, be suspended all around;

circumpes*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  footgear; sandal; that is around foot; parasite (of foot); covering for foot;

circumplaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surround with applause, applaud/greet/clap all around;

circumplecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  encompass; embrace/clasp; surround/encircle; enclose (w/wall); cover roundabout;

circumplecto*

  tere, -, exum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  encompass; embrace; surround, encircle; enclose (w/wall); cover round about;

circumplexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  coiling around, encircling, embracing; latitudinal zone/band (of sky);

circumplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  coil round (like a snake); wind (strip) around; twine/bend around;

circumplumbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  coat (all over) with lead; pour lead all around (L+S);

circumpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  put/set/place (all) around/on either side of; confer (Souter);

circumpositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  setting/placing around;

circumpositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  situated around, surrounding;

circumpotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  passing round, practice of drinking around by passing a cup round company;

circumpulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  assail/beat/pulsate from every side; (with noise, etc);

circumpungo*

  gere, gi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  prick/puncture all round;

circumpurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clear/clean/purify/free from adhesions all around/round about;

circumputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  measure around;

circumquaque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on every side; all around;

circumrado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scrape/shave/pare around;

circumrasio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  action of scraping round surface (of); scraping/paring around;

circumrefero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bring/tell round again;

circumretio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  encircle with a net; ensnare;

circumrodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nibble/gnaw/talk all round, eat off outer part of; speak about; slander;

circumroro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sprinkle (water) over/round;

circumroto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cause to revolve/rotate; turn/whirl around; turn around in a circle;

circumsaepio*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fence/hedge round/in, enclose, surround;

circumsaeptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fenced/hedged in, enclosed, walled in; surrounded, encircled;

circumsalto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  dance around (chorus); jump around;

circumscalpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  scrape/scratch around/about;

circumscariphico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  scrape/scratch around/about; scarify around (L+S);

circumscaripho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  scrape/scratch around/about; scarify around (L+S);

circumscindo*

  dere, di, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear/rip/strip (all around) (the clothes of);

circumscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - abridge, write concise form/well-turned phrase; cheat, impose on; circumvent;

  - draw a line/circle around; circumscribe; hem in, confine, restrict; rule out;

circumscripte*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  concisely, succinctly; summarily; in periods/periodic style;

circumscriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  circle, circumference; boundary; outline; cheating, fraud; periodic sentence;

circumscriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cheat; defrauder, deceiver; he who makes void/annuls;

circumscriptorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by fraud/deceit;

circumscriptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  concisely expressed, succinct; compressed; rounded-off into periods, periodic;

circumseco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cut/clip/pare round; circumcise;

circumsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  round about, around, round; in parts/region around; on every side;

circumsedeo*

  ere, di, essum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  besiege/invest/blockade; surround, mob (person), beset; sit/live/settle round;

circumseparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  separate around;

circumsepio*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fence/hedge round/in, enclose, surround;

circumseptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fenced/hedged in, enclosed, walled in; surrounded, encircled;

circumsero*

  rere, evi, satum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant/sow/set round (something);

circumsessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surrounding, mobbing; besieging; hostile encompassing (L+S);

circumsideo*

  ere, di, issum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  besiege/invest/blockade; surround, mob (person), beset; sit/live/settle round;

circumsido*

  dere, di, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  besiege/invest/blockade; surround, mob (person), beset; sit/live/settle round;

circumsigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mark/sign/seal round about;

circumsilio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  leap/spring/hop round;

circumsisto*

  tere, stiti, statum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stand/gather/crowd/take a stand around; surround, beset; be on either side;

circumsitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lying/situated around; neighboring;

circumsocius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  neighborly, in friendly neighborhood;

circumsono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  resound on every side; echo round; surround/be filled (with noise/sound);

circumsonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sounding/making a loud noise round about; filling/filled with sounds/noise;

circumspargo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sprinkle/spray round about/around;

circumspectatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female spy, she who goes around/spies; she who goes round making eyes (at);

circumspecte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  warily/cautiously/circumspectly; carefully/meticulously; w/mature deliberation;

circumspectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  careful consideration; looking on all sides (L+S); foresight, caution;

circumspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  look about (searchingly), search about; examine, watch (suspiciously), be alert;

circumspector*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  watcher; watchman; spy; all seeing;

circumspectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  survey/looking round/spying; visual examination; commanding view; contemplation;

circumspectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  well considered, weighed with care, prudent; guarded/circumspect; cautious/wary;

circumspectus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  worthy of consideration, respected; distinguished;

circumspergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sprinkle/spray round about/around; strew/scatter round about/around (L+S);

circumspicientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  caution, watchfulness; consideration, deliberation (L+S);

circumspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  look around/over/for, survey; inspect; search for/seek; examine/review; ponder;

circumstagno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be poured forth all around;

circumstans*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  by-stander (usu. pl.);

circumstantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  encircling position/troop; closing of fluid round passing object; circumstance;

circumstatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  circle/circular group (of people); a standing around (L+S);

circumsto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stand/gather/crowd around, surround, beset; be on either side;

circumstrepo*

  pere, pui, pitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make a noise around; surround with noise; shout/cry clamorously around (person);

circumstridens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shrieking/yelling//jabbering around;

circumstringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bind about, put on; tie around, surround, clothe with;

circumstruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  build round, surround with a structure (externally/internally);

circumstupeo*

  ere, pui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hang sluggishly round; look around with amazement, stand around amazed (L+S);

circumsudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  sweat/be moist all around/on all sides;

circumsurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rise/project all around;

circumsutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  surrounded/enclosed in by means of sewing/stitching; sewed together all round;

circumtectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covered, clothed;

circumtego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  cover round about;

circumtendo*

  dere, etendi, ntum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover/surround by stretching;

circumteneo*

  ere, nui, ntum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  posses; keep/hold around;

circumtentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  covered/bound with (something); that is stretched/drawn around; begirt;

circumtergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wipe/rub round about/all around;

circumtermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bound/limit round about/all around;

circumtero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rub/press/stand close/crowd on all sides; wear/rub away all around;

circumtextum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  garment inwoven with purple;

circumtextus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  embroidered all around/round about; woven all around (L+S);

circumtinnio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clash/ring/tinkle round about/all around;

circumtollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  remove from every side; take/lift away all around;

circumtondeo*

  ere, otondi, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cut/shear/clip all around (hair);

circumtono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make a loud noise/clamor round; thunder round;

circumtonsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  having hair cut/trimmed/shorn all around; elaborate, artificial (L+S);

circumtorqueo*

  ere, osi, rtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pull/twist/turn/wind/bend/spin round;

circumtremo*

  mere, mui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shake/tremble all around;

circumtueo*

  ere, -, utum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  look around;

circumtumulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  piled up around;

circumundique*

  adv. [late --- --- common L&S]

  round about on all sides; from everywhere around;

circumustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  burnt round/around/on all sides;

circumvado*

  dere, asi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  form a ring round, surround, encompass, beset, attack/assail on every side;

circumvago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  travel/wander/roam around/about; (person, sound, etc); encircle;

circumvagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  moving/wandering round; encircling, flowing around;

circumvallo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  surround with wall/siegeworks; blockade; beset, surround with troops/barriers;

circumvectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  circular course, revolution; transport/carrying round (from place to place);

circumvectito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  travel about; visit in succession;

circumvecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  carry/transport round/from place to place; describe; sail/travel round;

circumvecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sail round; travel round;

circumveho*

  here, -, ectum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make rounds of; travel/ride round/in succession/past; flow round (sea);

circumvelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cover around, envelop;

circumvenio*

  ire, circumveni, ntum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  encircle, surround; assail, beset; enclose; circumvent; defraud/trick; surpass;

circumventio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trickery, fraud, circumvention;

circumventor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defrauder, deceiver, cheat;

circumventorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fraudulent, deceitful;

circumverro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sweep/clean/skim around/over;

circumversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  action of turning around/revolving, revolution;

circumverso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  turn about repeatedly; spin/whirl about/around;

circumversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rushed/swept around;

circumverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  free (slave) by manumission; (PASS) turn (oneself) round, revolve (round);

circumvestio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clothe, cover over, surround with a covering; wrap up (in words); cloak;

circumvincio*

  ire, nxi, ctum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bind/fasten round;

circumviso*

  sere, si, sum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  look round at; glare round upon;

circumvolitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flying around;

circumvolito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fly around/round about/over; (of horsemen/horses' hooves); frequent; flit;

circumvolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fly/hover/flutter around; run/hasten/rush around;

circumvoluto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  roll over;

circumvolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  roll/revolve round, twine/coil around; wind around (w/something);

circumvorso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turn about repeatedly; spin/whirl about/around;

circumvorto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- common L&S]

  free (slave) by manumission; (PASS) turn (oneself) round, revolve (round);

circundo*

  are, edi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  surround; envelop, post/put/place/build around; enclose; beset; pass around;

circus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  race course; circus in Rome, celebration of games; circle; orbit;

ciris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  mythical bird into which Scylla daughter of Nisus was changed; bird; fish;

cirratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curly-haired boy; schoolboys (pl.);

cirratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curly-haired; having curled hair/ringlets; fringed (L+S);

cirrhosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  cirrhosis;

cirritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tufted, bearded; (epithet of a variety of pear?); having filaments (L+S);

cirrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  curl/ringlet, curly lock; tuft (on bird head), oyster's beard/tentacles; fringe;

cirsion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of thistle;

cirsocele*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  vericocele, varicose condition/dilatation of veins of spermatic chord;

cis*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  on/to this/near side of, short of; before, within (time);

Cisalpinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lying on south side of Alps; [Cisalpine Gaul => Northern Italy];

cisanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  driver of a cissium (light two-wheeled carriage);

cisarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  driver of a cissium (light two-wheeled carriage);

cisium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  light two-wheeled carriage; light wheeled vehicle; cabriolet;

cismontanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  that dwells/situated on this/near side of mountains;

cisorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cutting instrument; (for bone);

cissanthemos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  honeysuckle; plant similar to ivy (L+S);

cissanthemus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  honeysuckle; plant similar to ivy (L+S);

cissaron*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called chrysanthemon);

cissaros*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called chrysanthemon);

cission*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small ivy;

cissitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone; (of color of ivy leaves L+S);

cissos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  ivy;

cissybium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cup of ivy-wood;

cista*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chest/box (usu. made of wicker); box for sacred ceremonial objects; ballot box;

cistarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  guardian of chest or wardrobe;

cistella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small box/casket/chest;

cistellatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woman/slave in charge of clothes chests or wardrobe; (or money-box L+S);

cistellula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little/small box/casket/chest; (diminutive of diminutive of cista/box);

Cisterciensis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  Cistercian; of Citeaux; (order of monks founded 1098, stricter Benedictines);

cisterna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cistern; underground/sunken tank/reservoir for water; (or wine L+S); ditch/pit;

cisterninus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/obtained from cisterns, cistern-; [aqua cisternina => stored rain water];

cisthos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  rock rose (Cistus villosus and salvifolius); shrub plant w/red blossoms (L+S);

cistifer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  bearer of a casket in religious ceremonies; casket-bearer;

cistophorus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  ceremonial casket-bearer; an Asiatic coin w/Dionysus as a ~ (worth 4 drachma);

cistula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  little/small box/chest; small basket (L+S);

cit*

  , adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cited, named (reference); abb. for citus (VPAR ceio);

citara*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon Med]

  harp;

citate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hurriedly; speedily, quickly, rapidly; nimbly (L+S);

citatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hurriedly, quickly; speedily, hastily;

citatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  calling, proclaiming (legal); command (military); citation, legal summons (Ecc);

citatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  summoning before a tribunal;

citatorius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  relating to a citation/summons;

citatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval legal --- common Med]

  summons, citation (legal);

citatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impulse;

citatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  quick, swift; early; loose (bowels); speeded up, hurried, urged on; full gallop;

cite*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quickly; rapidly;

citer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  near/on this side; (COMP) nearer; sooner/earlier, urgent; (SUPER) next; least;

citeria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  clown; effigy/caricature carried in procession at the games (L+S);

citerius*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  short of; to a lesser degree than;

cithara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- frequent OLD]

  cithara, lyre; lute, guitar (L+S);

citharicen*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  cithara/lyre player;

citharista*

  m., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  cithara/lyre player;

citharistria*

  m., N1.1 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  cithara/lyre player (female);

citharizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  play on/strike cithara/lyre;

citharoeda*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- inscription OLD]

  female singer-musician; (with self accompaniment on cithara/lyre);

citharoedicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  of/belonging to singer-musician; (on cithara/lyre); for singing w/lyre;

citharoedus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  singer-musician; (with self accompaniment on cithara/lyre); harpist (Ecc);

citharus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of flat-fish;

citimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nearest, that is or is situated nearest;

citipes*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fleet-footed, swift-footed; swift, fleet;

citiremis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  swift (of a galley), having swift oars; rowing swiftly (L+S);

citivolus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- Britian veryrare Med]

  swiftly flying, swift-flying;

cito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  urge on, encourage; promote, excite; summon; set in motion; move (bowels); cite;

cito*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  quickly/fast/speedily, with speed; soon, before long; readily; easily;

citocacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called chamelaea);

citra*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  on this/near side of, towards; nearer; short of the mark/amount/degree;

citra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  on this/near side of, short of; before; below, less than; without regard to;

citrago*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  citrus plant; lemon balm;

citrarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dealer/maker of articles of citron-wood; dealer in lemons (L+S);

citratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - situated on near side;

  - treated with citron (tree) oil; steeped in citrus oil (L+S);

citrea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  citrus tree;

citreago*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  citrus plant; lemon balm;

citretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  orchard of citrus trees;

citreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fruit of citrus tree; citron; citron tree;

citreus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fruit of citrus tree;

citreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  citrus, of/on/made of citrus tree/wood; of citron tree (L+S);

citriarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dealer/maker of articles of citron-wood;

citrinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  citrus; citric;

citrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of gourd;

citro*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to this side; on/by both sides/parties; [w/ultro/et => here + there, to + fro];

citrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  smelling of citron tree/wood;

citrulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pumpkin;

citrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wood of citron tree; furniture/table made of citron/citrus-wood; (expensive);

citrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lemon;

citrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  African citrus tree; (Callitris quadrivalvis?); citron (Citrus medica) (L+S);

citrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  lemon tree;

citus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  quick, swift, rapid; moving/acting/passing/occurring quickly, speedy; early;

cituvolus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- Britian veryrare Med]

  swiftly flying, swift-flying;

civica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  civic crown/garland of oak-leaves; (Roman cognomen);

civicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of one's town/city/fellow-citizens; civil, civic; legal, civil (not military);

civile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  courtesy; civility;

civilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  of/affecting fellow citizens; civil; legal; public; political; unassuming;

civilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  science of politics/government; behavior of ordinary person; citizenship (Ecc);

civiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in civil sphere, between citizens; as becomes a citizen; civilly, unassumingly;

civilizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  civilization;

civilizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- lesser Eccl]

  civilization;

civilizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  civilize;

civis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fellow citizen; countryman/woman; citizen, free person; a Roman citizen;

civitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  community/city/town/state; citizens; citizen rights/citizenship; naturalization;

civitatula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  (small) city/town; citizenship (in small/petty state);

clabula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  graft or cutting; scion;

clabulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  large open wagon (used for transporting soldiers); (with wicker-work sides?);

clabularis*

  is, e, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to large open wagon (used for transporting soldiers); (wicker?);

clabularius*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to large open wagon (used for transporting soldiers); (wicker?);

clacendix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  murex, purple-fish; a shellfish from which (royal) purple dye was obtained);

clades*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  - defeat, reverse; casualties, slaughter/carnage/devastation; ruins; dissolution;

  - disaster, ruin, calamity; plague; pest, bane, scourge (cause of disaster);

clagalopes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  species of eagle;

clam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  secretly, in secret, unknown to; privately; covertly; by fraud;

clam*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  without knowledge of, unknown to; concealed/secret from; (rarely w/ABL);

clam*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  without knowledge of, unknown to; concealed/secret from; (rarely w/ABL);

clamator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shouter, bawler, noisy disclaimer;

clamatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  screeching, clamorous; shouting; (epithet of an unknown bird - of bad omen);

clamatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  crying aloud, shouting;

clamis*

  f., N3.1 thing [early war --- veryrare OLD]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

clamitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shouting, bawling; violent crying, clamor, noise (L+S);

clamito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cry out, yell; shout repeatedly, clamor; proclaim; name/call repeatedly/loudly;

clamium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  claim;

clamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  proclaim, declare; cry/shout out; shout/call name of; accompany with shouts;

clamor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - shout, outcry/protest; loud shouting (approval/joy), applause; clamor/noise/din;

  - war-cry, battle-cry; roar (thunder/surf); cry of fear/pain/mourning; wailing;

clamorosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  loud; clamorous;

clamos*

  m., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - shout, outcry/protest; loud shouting (approval/joy), applause; clamor/noise/din;

  - war-cry, battle-cry; roar (thunder/surf); cry of fear/pain/mourning; wailing;

clamose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a loud voice with shouting; clamorously;

clamosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  given to/marked by/filled with shouting/bawling/yelling; barking (dog), noisy;

clamys*

  f., N3.1 thing [early war --- common OLD]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

clamys*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  Greek cloak/cape frequently for military use; state mantle; cloak, mantle;

clancularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  anonymous; writing in secret; secret, concealed, unknown (L+S);

clanculo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  secretly; privately (L+S);

clanculum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  secretly, by stealth; sub rosa; privately (L+S);

clanculum*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  without knowledge of, secret from;

clandestinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  secrecy;

clandestino*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  secretly, clandestinely;

clandestinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  secret, hidden, concealed, clandestine; acting/done/made secretly/silently;

clango*

  gere, gui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clang, make ringing noise; sound (horn); scream (eagle); speak w/ringing tone;

clangor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clang, noise; blare/blast (trumpet); crying/clamor (bird); barking/baying (dog);

clare*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  aloud; brightly, clearly; lucidly; with distinction/honor, illustriously;

clareo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shine bright/clearly; be clear/plain/understandable/obvious; be famous/renowned;

claresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be illuminated; become bright/evident/clear; become loud or famous/notorious;

claretus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  claret (wine);

claricito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  recall, recollect, remember;

clarico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shine, gleam, glow;

clarificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  glorification;

clarifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  make illustrious/famous;

clarigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  satisfaction; reparation, fine; solemn demand for redress (or war in 33 days);

clarigito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  recall, recollect, remember;

clarigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- legal --- Pliny OLD]

  demand satisfaction formally (from another state in formal declaration of war);

clarisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loud; clear-sounding, distinct;

clarissimatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  dignity of a Clarissimus (imperial official);

claritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clarity/vividness; brightness; distinctness; loudness; celebrity, renown, fame;

claritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clearness, brightness; distinctness; loudness; celebrity, distinction, renown;

claritus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clearly, distinctly;

clarividus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seeing clearly; clear sighted;

claro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make visible; brighten, light up; make clear, explain; make illustrious/famous;

claror*

  m., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clarity, brightness;

claros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  beetle infesting beehives; (regarded by Pliny as a disease);

clarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  clear, bright, gleaming; loud, distinct; evident, plain; illustrious, famous;

clasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [early --- --- common L&S]

  division/class of Romans; levy/draft, land army; fleet; group/band;

classiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  mariner; sailor, seaman; naval forces/personnel (pl.), marines;

classiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  of navy/fleet/marines;

classicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  small fleet/flotilla;

classicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  military trumpet call; war-trumpet (L+S);

classicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  trumpeter (who summoned comitia centuriata); sailors (pl.), marines;

classicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  of/connected with fleet/sailors; belonging to a/highest citizen class;

classis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  class/division of Romans; grade (pupils); levy/draft; fleet/navy; group/band;

clathrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lattices or bars (pl.); grate; railings;

clathrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lattices or bars (pl.); grate; railings;

clathrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  latticed or barred;

clatratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  latticed or barred;

clatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fit with bars or railings;

clatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lattices or bars (pl.); grate; railings;

clatrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lattices or bars (pl.); grate; railings;

claudaster*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little lame;

claudeo*

  ere, usi, usum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  limp, stumble/falter/hesitate; be weak/imperfect, fall short; be lame, hobble;

claudicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  limping; lameness;

claudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  limp, be lame; waver, incline to one side; be defective/deficient/fall short;

claudigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  lameness; limping, limp;

clauditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  lameness;

Claudius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Claudius; (Roman gens name); (Ti. C. Nero Germanicus, Emperor, 41-54 AD); Lame;

Claudius*

  a, um, adj. [classical legal Italy common OLD]

  Claudius; Roman gens; (Ti. C. Nero Germanicus, Emperor, 41-54 AD); the_Lame;

claudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  close, shut, block up; conclude, finish; blockade, besiege; enclose; confine;

claudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  limp, stumble/falter/hesitate; be weak/imperfect, fall short; be lame, hobble;

claudus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  limping, lame; defective/crippled/imperfect; uneven/halting/wavering/uncertain;

clausa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  cell;

claustellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  keyhole;

claustralis*

  is, e, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  fortress-, of/pertaining to fortress; cloister-, of cloister/convent (Ecc);

claustrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker of door-bolts; locksmith;

claustrarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to locks; [~ artifex => locksmith];

claustritumus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  warden of locks;

claustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bolt (gate/door); key; bars (pl.), enclosure; barrier; door, gate, bulwark; dam;

claustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- frequent Def]

  monastery, cloister (often pl.);

clausula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  end/conclusion (letter/verse/transaction); close (periodic sentence); clause;

clausum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  enclosed space;

clausura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lock/clasp (necklace); lock, bar, bolt (L+S); castle, fort (late); cloister;

clausus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  closed, inaccessible (places); impervious to feeling; shut/locked in, enclosed;

clava*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  club, cudgel; staff; knotty/rough/wooden stick; exercise sword; Spartan scytale;

clava*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  golf-club; (Cal);

clavarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  nail-money, allowance to soldiers for shoe-nails;

clavator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who fights with a club; one who carries clubs/foils/exercise swords (L+S);

clavatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  furnished/decorated with nails/studs; striped (animal);

claves*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  door-key; bar/key for turning a press, lever; hook for bowling a hoop;

clavicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  locksmith;

clavicen*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  pianist;

clavicina*

  f., N1.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  pianist;

claviclarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  turnkey; keeper of keys, jailer (L+S);

clavicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  (small) key; vine-tendril; pivot; rod, bar, bolt (for door);

clavicularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  turnkey; keeper of keys, jailer (L+S);

clavicymbalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  harpsichord;

claviger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  mace/club-bearer, one armed with a club; (Hercules); key-bearer (Janus);

claviger*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  carrying/armed with a club; (epithet of Hercules); key-bearing (Janus);

clavile*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  piano;

clavis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  door-key; bar/key for turning a press, lever; hook for bowling a hoop;

clavo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  nail, furnish/fasten with nails; furnish with points/prickles or purple stripe;

clavola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  graft or cutting; scion;

clavula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  graft or cutting; scion;

clavulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  large open wagon (used for transporting soldiers); (with wicker-work sides?);

clavularis*

  is, e, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to large open wagon (used for transporting soldiers); (wicker?);

clavularius*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to large open wagon (used for transporting soldiers); (wicker?);

clavulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small nail; tack; small swelling;

clavus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  - callus, wart, tumor, excrescence; foul brood in bees; fungus disease in olives;

  - nail, spike, rivet; purple stripe on tunic; tiller/helm, helm of ship of state;

claxendix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  murex, purple-fish; a shellfish from which (royal) purple dye was obtained);

clema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  knot-grass (Polygonum aviculare);

clematis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (various kinds of clematis/convolvulus/etc); (climbing plants L+S);

clematis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (various kinds of clematis/convolvulus/etc);

clematitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant; species of aristolochia;

clemens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  merciful/loving; lenient/mild/gentle; quiet/peaceful, easy, moderate; compliant;

clementer*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  leniently, mercifully; mildly/softly; slowly/at an easy rate/gradually, gently;

clementia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mercy/clemency; compassion; indulgence/forbearance; gentleness, mildness, calm;

clementinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  clementine; (small orange, hybrid of tangerine and sour orange OED);

cleonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called helenium);

cleonicion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (also called clinopodion);

Cleopatra*

  f., N1.1 name [--- --- Egypt lesser L&S]

  Cleopatra; (Queen of Egypt);

cleopiceton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wild basil (Calamintha clinopodium);

clepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steal; take away secretly; overhear, listen secretly; steal/hide oneself away;

clepsydra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  water-clock; (used for timing speakers); time of one clock (20 minutes);

clepsydrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  maker of water-clocks;

clepta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thief;

cleptes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thief;

clericalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  clerical, priestly;

clericatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  clerical office; clerical/priestly state;

clericus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryfreq L&S]

  clergyman, priest, cleric, clerk; scholar, student, scribe, secretary (Bee);

clerus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  clergy, clerical order;

clerus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  allotment of land; assignment by lots (L+S);

clibanarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  soldier clad in mail, cuirassier;

clibanicius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  baked in a clibanus (bread oven); [w/panis => bread baked in a clibanus];

clibanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  oven; earthen/iron vessel w/small holes/broad bottom for baking/serving bread;

clidion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  (parts round the) shoulder-bone of a fish; (tunny L+S);

clidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  (parts round the) shoulder-bone of a fish; (tunny L+S);

cliduchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  key-bearer;

cliens*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  customer (modern sense);

cliens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  client, dependent (of a patron), vassal; client state/its citizens, allies;

clienta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  female dependent/client, protegee; female votary;

clientela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clientship; vassalage; patronage; protection; clients; vassals; allies (pl.);

clientulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mere/small/insignificant client; petty vassal; (term of contempt);

clima*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  climate; (Cal);

clima*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  measure of land; (60 feet square); inclination from latitude; clime; direction;

climacis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  inclined channel/barrel of a ballista; small staircase/ladder (L+S);

climacter*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  rung (astrological), critical point in life (every 7 years);

climactericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  critical, climacteric (astrology); of critical point in life (every 7 years);

climacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  three musical notes in defending scale;

climatias*

  m., N1.8 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of earthquake;

climaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  climatic;

climatologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  climatology;

climax*

  f., N3.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  rhetorical figure (gradual increase in force of expression); (also gradatio);

clinamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  swerving, turning aside;

clinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inclining, slanting; inclined, bent, sunk (L+S);

clingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surround/encircle/ring; enclose; beleaguer; accompany; gird, equip; ring (tree);

clinic*

  , adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  clinical, sick-bed;

clinice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  clinical medicine; practice at sick-bed (L+S);

clinicon*

  , adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  clinical, sick-bed;

clinicos*

  , adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  clinical, sick-bed;

clinicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  clinic;

clinicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  physician attending patient in bed; bedridden patient; one baptized when sick;

clino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incline, slope; bend; sink;

clinodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  jewel;

clinopale*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  intercourse, wrestling in bed, active sexual exercise;

clinopodium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wild basil (Calamintha clinopodium);

clinopus*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  foot of a bed;

clinsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  small handbell;

clipeatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  soldier armed/furnished with a shield (clipeus) (usu. pl.);

clipeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  armed/furnished with a shield (clipeus); shield-bearing;

clipeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  provide/arm with a shield (clipeus) or protection;

clipeolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  small shield;

clipeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  round/embossed shield (usu. bronze); disk of sun; vault of sky; meteorite;

clipeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  round/embossed shield (usu. bronze); disk of sun; vault of sky; meteorite;

clitella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  pack-saddle (pl.), sumpter-saddle; like things; instrument of torture (L+S);

clitellarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  used for carrying a pack-saddle; of/pertaining to/bearing a pack-saddle (L+S);

cliticos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- Pliny OLD]

  statue of person reclining/sitting; person reclining/sitting;

clive*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  slope, incline;

clivia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird (unidentified); (of ill omen);

clivis*

  is, e, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  sloping, inclined; steep;

clivis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  two musical notes second lower than first;

clivius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  which forbid anything to be done; (having bad omens?);

clivolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  short slope;

clivos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- tech --- frequent OLD]

  slope (sg.), incline; sloping ground; inclined passage/surface; (street name);

clivosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  hilly, full of hills; steep, characterized by slopes; difficult (L+S);

clivulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  short slope; little hill (L+S);

clivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  slope (pl.), incline; sloping ground; inclined passage/surface; (street name);

clivus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- frequent OLD]

  slope (sg.), incline; sloping ground; inclined passage/surface; (street name);

clivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  which forbid anything to be done (pl.); (having bad omens?);

cloaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sewer, underground drain; maw of voracious person; privy (medieval);

cloacalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to sewage/sewers;

cloacarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  tax/levy/contribution towards upkeep/maintenance of sewers/drains;

cloacarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- veryrare Med]

  sewer/drain worker/cleaner;

cloacarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Med]

  of/derived from sewage/dung/sewers; [mons cloacarius => dung hill];

cloaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  daub; stain, pollute; soil; "smear";

cloacula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small sewer/drain;

clocca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  bell;

cloccarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  belfry; bell/clock tower;

clodico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  limp, be lame; be defective; (facetious plebeian of claudico);

clodigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  lameness; limping, limp;

Clodius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Claudian; of Claudius gens (= Claudius);

clodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  close, shut, block up; conclude, finish; blockade, besiege; enclose; confine;

Clodoveus*

  m., N2.1 name [later --- France lesser Eccl]

  Clovis;

clodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  limping, lame; defective/crippled/imperfect; uneven/halting/wavering/uncertain;

clon*

  m., N3.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  clone;

clonizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cloning;

clonizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  clone;

clonos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called batrachion or scelerata);

clostellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  keyhole; small lock (L+S);

clostrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker of door-bolts;

clostrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bolt (gate/door); key; bars (pl.), enclosure; barrier; door, gate, bulwark; dam;

clouaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sewer, underground drain; maw of voracious person; privy (medieval);

cluaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sewer, underground drain; maw of voracious person; privy (medieval);

cludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  close, shut, block up; conclude, finish; blockade, besiege; enclose; confine;

cludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  limp, halt; be weak, be imperfect;

cludo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dagger;

cludus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  limping, lame; defective/crippled/imperfect; uneven/halting/wavering/uncertain;

cluens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  client, dependent (of a patron), vassal; client state/its citizens, allies;

clueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be called, be named, be reputed/spoken of/said to be; be reckoned as existing;

clueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be called, be named, be reputed/spoken of/said to be; be reckoned as existing;

clueo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  purify; cleanse, make clean;

cluma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  husks of grain; barley husks (pl.) (L+S);

cluna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  apes (pl.); (may be misread for clura);

clunaclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  sacrificial knife;

clunaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  sacrificial knife;

clunalis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to hind parts, hind-; [clunales pedes => hindfeet];

Cluniacensis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/pertaining to Cluny;

Cluniacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Cluny;

clunicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  upper leg or thigh; small hind parts (L+S);

cluniculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  upper leg or thigh; small hind parts (L+S);

clunis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  buttock, haunch, hindquarters (vertebrate animals); (also insects/arachnids);

cluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  purify; cleanse, make clean;

cluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be called, be named, be reputed/spoken of/said to be; be reckoned as existing;

clupea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small river fish;

clupeatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  soldier armed/furnished with a shield (clipeus) (usu. pl.);

clupeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  armed/furnished with a shield (clipeus); shield-bearing;

clupeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  provide/arm with a shield (clipeus) or protection;

clupeolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  small shield;

clupeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  round/embossed shield (usu. bronze); disk of sun; vault of sky; meteorite;

clupeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  round/embossed shield (usu. bronze); disk of sun; vault of sky; meteorite;

clura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of ape; (Barbary ape?);

clurinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to apes;

clusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sluice;

clusaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  that encloses/marks an area; (water) that is in a covered channel;

clusaris*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  easily shutting/closing;

clusarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  easily shutting/closing;

clusilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  capable of closing; bivalve; easily closing (L+S);

clusor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who encloses/encompasses;

cluster*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  clyster, drench, injection; enema; syringe, clyster pipe;

clustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bolt (gate/door); key; bars (pl.), enclosure; barrier; door, gate, bulwark; dam;

clusum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  enclosed space;

clusura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lock/clasp of a necklace; lock, bar, bolt (L+S); castle, fort (late);

clusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  closed, inaccessible (places); impervious to feeling; shut/locked in, enclosed;

clutus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  famous, renowned; celebrated, glorious; refined;

clybatis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (Parietaria officinalis); (also called helxine);

clymenos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, scorpion's tail (Scorpiurus vermiculata);

clymenus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, scorpion's tail (Scorpiurus vermiculata);

clypeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  provide/arm with a shield (clipeus) or protection;

clypeolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  small shield;

clypeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  round/embossed shield (usu. bronze); disk of sun; vault of sky; meteorite;

clypeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  round/embossed shield (usu. bronze); disk of sun; vault of sky; meteorite;

clysmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  clyster, drench, injection; enema; syringe, clyster pipe;

clyster*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  clyster, drench, injection; enema; syringe, clyster pipe;

clyster*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  clyster, drench, injection; enema; syringe, clyster pipe;

clystera*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare trans]

  clyster, drench, injection; enema; syringe, clyster pipe;

clysterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  small syringe; clyster (L+S);

clysterizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  apply a syringe/clyster; give an injection/enema; purge;

Cn*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Gnaeus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Cn.);

cnason*

  m., N3.6 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hair-pin (with which women scratch head);

cnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  son; child; children (pl.);

cnecos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  safflower (Carthamus tinctorius); similar thistle;

cnedinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  of/pertaining to nettles, nettle-;

cnemis*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greave; end of verse;

cneoron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant name; (various kinds of Daphne?);

cneorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant name; (various kinds of Daphne?);

cnephosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gloomy, dark;

cnestor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  shrub; (Daphne gnidium?);

cnicus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  safflower (Carthamus tinctorius); similar thistle;

cnide*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  nettle; sea nettle;

cnidinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/pertaining to nettles, nettle-;

cnisa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  steam/odor from a sacrifice;

cnissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  steam/odor from a sacrifice;

cnodax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  pin, pivot; gudgeon, pivot on end of beam/axle for wheel/bell/etc;

cnodax*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  pin, pivot; gudgeon, pivot on end of beam/axle for wheel/bell/etc;

coa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lustful woman; (wearing fine Coan silk?); fictitious nickname of Clodia (L+S);

coaccedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  come to or be added besides;

coacervatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in/by heaps;

coacervatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heaping/piling together/up; adding together, aggregate; (of arguments);

coacervo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heap/pile up, gather/crowd together; amass, collect; make by heaping; add/total;

coacesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become sour/acid; deteriorate; become corrupt;

coactarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker of felt;

coacte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  briefly/concisely/shortly; exactly/accurately; in forced manner; by compulsion;

coactile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thick fulled cloth, felt;

coactiliarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker of felt; maker of thick fulled cloth (L+S);

coactiliarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fulling; [~ taberna => fulling mill];

coactilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  made of felt; made thick (L+S);

coactim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  briefly, concisely, shortly;

coactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  collection (of money), collecting/calling in; compression; abridgement/epitome;

coactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  disease of animals; constraint; (Cal);

coactivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  forced;

coacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compel; constrain; force;

coactor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collector (of money/taxes/etc); [agminis ~ => troops bringing up rear];

coactor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  fuller; (felter?); (cloth worker); one who forces to something;

coactum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thick/fulled covering; mattress;

coactura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  amount (of oil) extracted/pressed (in a given period); collection (L+S);

coactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  compulsion, constraint, force, coercion;

coactus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  coercive;

coaddo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  add; (ingredient); add with, add also (L+S);

coadjuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  urge; help, assist;

coadjutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  helper, assistant;

coadjutoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  assistantship; office of assistant;

coadjutus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  assistant, helper;

coadjutus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  assisted, helped;, aided;

coadoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  worship/adore together/along with;

coadulesco*

  cere, evi, ltum, V3.1 intrans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  grow up along with;

coadunatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  uniting into one; summing up;

coaduno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unite; add/join together; collect into one;

coaedifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  build (town/etc); occupy (site) with buildings; build up/upon;

coaegresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  become sick at same time as; get sick together with;

coaegroto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  be sick at same time as;

coaequalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having same age as; be of equal/same age;

coaequalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one of same age, contemporary; comrade/companion of same age (L+S);

coaequo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make level/equal, equalize; regard/treat as equal, equate; adjust by weighing;

coaestimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  estimate together/in conjunction (with);

coaetaneo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be of same age/contemporary;

coaetaneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one of same age, contemporary;

coaeternus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  co-eternal; equally eternal; existing with another eternally;

coaevus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  of same age, coeval, of equal antiquity, going back to same date;

coaggero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heap/cover over (with); heap together (L+S);

coagito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  shake together;

coagmentarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joining together; union;

coagmentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  union, state/act of being joined/fitted together; connection, joint;

coagmento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  join/fasten together, connect; make by joining/construct; fit (words) together;

coagmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  joint; (vertical between stones); overlapping side of tile; joining (letters);

coagulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  colon; (intestine);

coagulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  coagulation; curdling; congealing;

coagulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  curdled;

coagulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  curdle (milk); make (liquids) thick/solid, congeal, coagulate; collect together;

coagulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tie/bond, binding agent; rennet; curds; thickening/congealing; plant (~ terrae);

coalesco*

  cere, lui, litum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  join/grow together; coalesce; close (wound); become unified/strong/established;

coalitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  coalition;

coalitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  communion; fellowship;

coalo*

  lere, lui, litum, V3.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  sustain/nourish together;

coalo*

  lere, lui, ltum, V3.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  sustain/nourish together;

coambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  walk/go/travel with/together;

coangusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confine to narrow space, cramp; make narrower; narrow/limit scope/application;

coapostolus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow apostle;

coaptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  accurate joining together;

coapto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fit/join/adjust together; make by joining;

coarctatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tightening; fitting closely together; crowding/drawing together;

coarcto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  narrow; hem in, pack/crowd/bring/fit close together, restrict; shorten/abridge;

coaresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dry up/wither together; become/run dry together;

coarguo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  refute; show, demonstrate; overwhelm w/proof; silence; convict; prove guilty;

coargutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  conviction; refutation;

coarmius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  comrade-in-arms;

coarmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  arm/equip together;

coartatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tightening; fitting closely together; crowding/drawing together;

coarticulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cause to speak/articulate;

coarto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  narrow; hem in, pack/crowd/bring/fit close together, restrict; shorten/abridge;

coassamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  framework of planks; floor;

coassatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  floor-boards, floor-planking; floor of planks/boards (L+S); joining of boards;

coassistens*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  coassistant, fellow assistant;

coasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fit with floor planking; join boards/planks together (L+S);

coassumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  assume together;

coauctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joint increase;

coaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confine to narrow space, cramp; make narrower; narrow/limit scope/application;

coaudito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  confine to narrow space, cramp; make narrower; narrow scope/application;

coaxatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  floor-boards, floor-planking; floor of planks/boards (L+S); joining of boards;

coaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fit with floor planking; join boards/planks together (L+S);

coaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  croak; (of frogs);

cobaia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  guinea pig, pig of India;

cobaltum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  cobalt;

cobio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  small fish; (of gudgeon kind); (used for bait); (Gobio);

cobios*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (spurge); tithymalus/wolf's-milk (L+S); dendroides, leptophyllon;

cobius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  small fish; (of gudgeon kind); (used for bait); (Gobio);

cocainum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cocaine;

coccinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dressed/clothed in scarlet;

coccinella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ladybird;

coccineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dyed scarlet, scarlet-dyed; scarlet, of scarlet color;

coccinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scarlet-dyed/scarlet clothes/garments/coverings (pl.);

coccinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  - berry (w/Cnidium) of spurge-flax/nettle (Daphne gnidium); berry of scarlet oak;

  - insect (Coccus ilicis) used for dye; scarlet dye/color; scarlet cloth/wool;

coccinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dyed scarlet, scarlet-dyed; scarlet, of scarlet color;

coccio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dealer; broker;

coccum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  - berry (w/Cnidium) of spurge-flax/nettle (Daphne gnidium); berry of scarlet oak;

  - insect (Coccus ilicis) used for dye; scarlet dye/color; scarlet cloth/wool;

coccus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon trans]

  insect (Coccus ilicis) used for dye; scarlet dye/color; scarlet cloth/wool;

coccygia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  wig-tree (Rhus cotinus); kind of sumac used in coloring (L+S);

coccymelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  plum;

coccyx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cuckoo;

cocetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of food prepared from honey and poppies;

cochlea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  snail; (form) snail shell; spiral; screw (press/water/wood); winding entrance;

cochlear*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spoon; (originally for extracting snails); spoonful;

cochleare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spoon; (originally for extracting snails); spoonful;

cochlearis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon SrcW]

  cochlear, pertaining to the (snail-like) inner ear; of/like snail;

cochlearium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - spoon; (originally for extracting snails); spoonful; pertaining to snails;

  - snailery, snail pen, enclosure for edible snails;

cochleatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spirally; like a snail shell;

cochleatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  spiral/screw formed;

cochleola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small snail;

cochlia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  snail; (form of) a snail shell; spiral; screw (press/water); winding entrance;

cochlis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  spiral shell, conch; snail-shaped precious stone found in Arabia;

cochlos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of marine gastropod; (with spiral shell);

cocibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  easy to cook; easily cooked (L+S);

cocilendrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  imaginary magic condiment;

cocina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cooking; art of cookery; kitchen (L+S);

cocinaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging in kitchen; used in cooking; [w/culter => kitchen knife];

cocinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging in kitchen; used in cooking; pertaining to kitchen, culinary (L+S);

cocinatorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  kitchen, place for cooking;

cocinatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  culinary, used in cooking; pertaining to kitchen (L+S);

cocino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cook, prepare food;

cocinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to cooks/cooking; [forum ~ => market where cooks were hired];

cocio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dealer; broker;

cocionatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bakery;

cociono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trade, traffic (in a petty way); be a dealer/broker;

cocitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  long and thorough process of cooking; continuous cooking (L+S);

cocitatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  culinary; used in cooking;

cocito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cook; boil, fry, bake; burn, parch (sun); stir up; ripen, mature (plot); digest;

coclaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  round river stones resembling snails;

coclea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  snail; (form of) a snail shell; spiral; screw (press/water); winding entrance;

coclear*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spoon; (originally for extracting snails); spoonful;

cocleare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spoon; (originally for extracting snails); spoonful;

coclearium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - spoon; (originally for extracting snails); spoonful;

  - snailery, snail pen, enclosure for edible snails;

cocleatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spirally;

cocleatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  spiral/screw formed;

cocleola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small snail;

Cocles*

  m., N3.1 name [--- myth --- common OLD]

  one-eyed person; Horatius (who kept Etruscans from Subician bridge);

coclia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  snail; (form of) a snail shell; spiral; screw (press/water); winding entrance;

coco*

  cere, oxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  cook; boil, fry, bake; burn, parch (sun); stir up; ripen, mature (plot); digest;

coco*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  crow of cock; cock-a-doodle-doo; hen-clucking (L+S);

cocoa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cocoa (drink);

cocodrillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

cocodrilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

cocolobis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  Spanish name for a type of grape;

cocolubis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  Spanish name for a type of grape;

cocos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cook;

cocos*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  coconut tree;

cocta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  boiled water; (water boiled then iced);

coctanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon L&S]

  kind of small fig; (grown in Syria);

coctilicius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to dried wood; [~ taberna => place where dried wood was sold];

coctilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  baked/burned (of bricks); made/built of/of baked/burned bricks; cooked (Ecc);

coctilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very dried wood (pl.); (that burns without smoke);

coctio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dealer; broker;

coctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cooking; digestion (of food); burning (L+S);

coctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  suitable for cooking, cooking- (of food); that easily cooks/ripens early (L+S);

coctonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon L&S]

  kind of small fig; (grown in Syria);

coctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cook;

coctoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  kiln;

coctorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  casserole; pan;

coctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cooked food; smelted ore;

coctura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cooking (method) (food); heating/roasting/smelting (ore); thing heated/boiled;

cocturarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cook;

coctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cooked; roasted, burnt; smelted; baked (bricks); ripened, ripe; softened, mild;

cocula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cook (female);

coculeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  spiral;

coculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cooking vessel/pot/pan; (bronze);

cocus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cook;

coda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  tail (animal); extreme part/tail of anything; penis (Horace);

codex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  trunk of tree; piece/block of wood; blockhead; (bound) book; note/account book;

codicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  bargeman, lighterman; (esp. those who brought grain from Ostia to Rome (L+S));

codicarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of barge/lighter (w/navis);

codicellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  notepad, small log; writing tablets; patent; petition to Emperor; will/codicil;

codicillaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  named/appointed by written order of Emperor/in Emperor's handwriting;

codicillarius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  named/appointed by written order of Emperor/in Emperor's handwriting;

codicillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  notepad, small log; writing tablets; patent; petition to Emperor; will/codicil;

codicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little tail;

codificatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  codified; arranged;

coec*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of date; (doum palm, Hyphaene thebaica Liddle and Scott);

coecas*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of date; (doum palm, Hyphaene thebaica Liddle and Scott);

coel*

  n., N9.9 thing [early science --- uncommon L&S]

  sky, heaven; universe, world; space; air, weather; Jehovah; (shortened form);

coelectus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  elected together;

coelementatus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  composed of the elements;

coeles*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  the_Gods (usu. pl.); divinity, dweller in heaven; saint (Ecc);

coeles*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heavenly; celestial; (not found classical in NOM S);

coeleste*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- science --- common L&S]

  supernatural/heavenly matters (pl.); heavenly bodies; astronomy;

coelestis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  heavenly, of heavens/sky, from heaven/sky; celestial; divine; of the_Gods;

coelestis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  heavenly, of heavens/sky, from heaven/sky; celestial; divine; of the_Gods;

coelestis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  divinity, god/goddess; god-like person; the_Gods (pl.); heavenly bodies;

coeliaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  remedy/medicine for bowel/stomach/abdomen pains/disease;

coeliacus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  person having disease/pain/suffering in bowels; (or stomach/abdomen L+S);

coeliacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  in bowels/stomach (pain); having disease of bowels; for bowels (remedy);

coelibatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  celibacy; bachelorhood; state of not being married; single life;

coelicola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  heaven dweller; deity, god/goddess; worshiper of heavens (L+S);

coelicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  heavenly; celestial;

coelifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  supporting sky/heavens;

coelifluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flowing from heaven;

coeligenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of heavenly birth/origin, heaven born;

coeligerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heaven supporting;

coelioticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cleansing of bowels/stomach; (purgative?);

coelipotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  powerful in heaven;

coelitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  from heaven; heavenly; from the Emperor (L+S); divine;

coelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryfreq L&S]

  sky, heaven, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world; Jehovah;

coelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early science --- veryfreq L&S]

  sky, heaven, heavens; space; air, climate, weather; universe, world; Jehovah;

coemendatus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  amended at same time;

coemesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  somniferous song;

coemeterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  cemetery;

coemo*

  mere, mi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  buy; buy up;

coemptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  fictitious marriage to free heiress; mock sale of estate to free it of burdens;

coemptionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  of a mock/sham sale/marriage; poor, worthless; [~ senex => one used in sham];

coemptionator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  man acting as fictitious purchaser in coemptio (sham marriage/sale);

coemptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who buys up; (one who bribes); one who purchases many things (L+S);

coena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent Eccl]

  dinner/supper, principle Roman meal (evening); course; meal; company at dinner;

coenacularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a garret/attic;

coenaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  attic, garret (often let as lodging); upstairs dining room; top/upper story;

coenaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to (a) dinner;

coenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  dining-room; dining hall;

coenatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small dining-room;

coenator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  diner; dinner guest;

coenatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/used for dining; pertaining to dinner or table;

coenaturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  desire to dine; have an appetite for dinner;

coenautocinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bus;

coencenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dinner party; (Cicero from Greek); supping together, table companionship (L+S);

coenito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  dine/eat habitually (in a particular place/manner); have dinner, dine (often);

coeno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  dine, eat dinner/supper; have dinner with; dine on, make a meal of;

coenobiarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  abbot;

coenobita*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- common L&S]

  monk; cloister-brother;

coenobiticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  monastic; of monastic life/works/ritual/property;

coenobium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  monastery; convent; cloister;

coenomyia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  common fly;

coenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

coenositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dirty/foul/muddy place;

coenosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  muddy; filthy, foul; slimy, marshy; impure;

coenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  little dinner/supper;

coenulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  covered in mud/filth; muddy, filthy, slimy;

coenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mud, mire, filth, slime, dirt, uncleanness; (of persons) scum/filth;

coeo*

  oire, oivi, oitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fit together; have sexual intercourse; collect/gather (fluid); meet; rally;

  - enter agreement; unite/assemble/conspire; come/go together; mend/knit (wound);

coepio*

  pere, coepi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  begin, commence, initiate; set foot on; (usu. PERF PASS w/PASS INF; PRES early);

coepio*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 [archaic --- --- uncommon OLD]

  begin, commence, initiate; (rare early form, usu. shows only PERFDEF);

coepiscopatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  co-episcopate/bishopric/see;

coepiscopus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  associate bishop; fellow bishop (Ecc);

coepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  begin/commence (w/INF); set to work, undertake/attempt/try; venture/begin (ACC);

coeptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undertaking (usu.pl.), enterprise, scheme; work begun/started/taken in hand;

coeptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beginning, undertaking;

coeptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  begun, started, commenced; undertaken;

coepulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  feast/dine together;

coepulonus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  table-companion; (mock-tragic for parasitus); fellow banqueter/companion (L+S);

coerceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  enclose, confine; restrain, check, curb, repress; limit; preserve; punish;

coercio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  coercion, restraint, repression; (affliction of summary/right to) punishment;

coercitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  coercion, restraint, repression; (affliction of summary/right to) punishment;

coercitivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  compelling; coercing;

coercitor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  enforcer; one who restrains;

coerctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  coercion, restraint, repression; (affliction of summary/right to) punishment;

coerro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go/wander around together;

coertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  coercion, restraint, repression; (affliction of summary/right to) punishment;

coetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - meeting, encounter, (political or illegal) assembly; union; band, gang, crowd;

  - social intercourse (w/hominium), society, company; sexual intercourse;

coexercitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that is practiced together/at same time;

coextendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 intrans [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  have same extension/expansion;

cof*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  qof; (19th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as K);

cofanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pelican;

coffeinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  caffeine;

cofinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  basket, hamper;

cofraternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  association, brotherhood, society/confraternity/confederation/sodality/guild;

cofrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare ---]

  payment; some kind of coin?;

cogitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conceivable, thinkable, imaginable, cogitable;

cogitabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrapped in thought; thoughtful, thinking;

cogitamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thinking;

cogitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thought;

cogitate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carefully, with thought/reflection;

cogitatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  carefully, with thought/reflection;

cogitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  thinking, meditation, reflection; thought; intention; plan; opinion, reasoning;

cogitatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  receptacle of thought;

cogitatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  result of deliberation, thoughts/ideas/reflections; intentions/plans; (pl. L+S);

cogitatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  act of thinking; thought (L+S);

cogitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deliberate;

cogito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  think; consider, reflect on, ponder; imagine, picture; intend, look forward to;

cognata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  relation by birth (female), kinswoman;

cognatio*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  blood relation/relationship; kinsmen/relatives, family; consanguinity; affinity;

cognatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  relation (male), kinsman; [~i regis => contingent of Persian king's bodyguard];

cognatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  related, related by birth/position, kindred; similar/akin; having affinity with;

cognitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - examination, inquiry/investigation (judicial); acquiring knowledge; recognition;

  - getting to know (fact/subject/person); acquaintance; idea/notion; knowledge;

cognitionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to judicial inquiry/investigation;

cognitionaliter*

  adv. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  by judicial inquiry/investigation;

cognitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  guarantor of identity; he who knows/is acquainted with (person/thing); attorney;

cognitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerning an attorney/advocate;

cognitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  duty of an attorney; office of state attorney/fiscal agent (debts) (L+S);

cognitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  act of getting to know/becoming acquainted with;

cognitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  known (from experience/carnally)), tried/proved; noted, acknowledged/recognized;

cognobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  understandable, intelligible;

cognomen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  surname, family/3rd name; name (additional/derived from a characteristic);

cognomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  surname, family/3rd/allusive name; sobriquet; name; cult name of a god;

cognominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  surname, family/3rd name; name (additional/derived from a characteristic);

cognominatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  derived from (other words) (of words); given (name); named; called;

cognominis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having same name; synonymous; like-named;

cognomino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  give surname/epithet/sobriquet to person; name, give specific name, call;

cognomino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  be named/surnamed/called;

cognoscens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  judge; inquisitor; one taking part/conducting a judicial investigation;

cognoscens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  acquainted with; aware of;

cognoscenter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with knowledge; distinctly;

cognoscibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  ability to be know/understood/recognized;

cognoscibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  recognizably; discernibly;

cognoscitivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  knowing, having power of knowing, intellectually aware

cognosco*

  cere, ovi, nitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  become acquainted with/aware of; recognize; learn, find to be; inquire/examine;

cogo*

  gere, oegi, oactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  collect/gather, round up, restrict/confine; force/compel; convene; congeal;

cogulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  curdle (milk); make (liquids) thick/solid, congeal, coagulate; collect together;

cohabitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cohabitation, living/dwelling together;

cohabitator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  he who lives/dwells with another;

cohabito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dwell/live together;

cohaerens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  touching, adjacent; holding together, coherent (literary work); being in accord;

cohaerente*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  things (pl.) touching/adjacent; coherent/systematic/connected whole/argument;

cohaerenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  systematically; consistently, compatibly; continuously, uninterruptedly;

cohaerentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cohesion, sticking/combining together; organic structure; being time contiguous;

cohaereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stick/cling/hold/grow together, adhere; embrace; touch, adjoin, be in contact;

  - be consistent/coherent; be connected/bound/joined/tied together; be in harmony;

cohaeres*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common L&S]

  co-heir; joint heir;

cohaeresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cohere; stick, adhere; grow together, unite;

cohaesio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  cohesion, sticking/combining together; organic structure; being time contiguous;

cohaesus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pressed together;

coherceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  enclose, confine; restrain, check, curb, repress; limit; preserve; punish;

cohercitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  coercion, restraint, repression; (affliction of summary/right to) punishment;

cohereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- veryfreq SrcW]

  - stick/cling/hold/grow together, adhere; embrace; touch, adjoin, be in contact;

  - be consistent/coherent; be connected/bound/joined/tied together; be in harmony;

coheres*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  co-heir; joint heir;

coheresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  cohere; stick, adhere; grow together, unite;

cohibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hold together, contain; hold back, restrain, curb, hinder; confine; repress;

cohibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concise; terse; abridged, short (L+S);

cohibiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concisely; tersely;

cohibitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  restriction; compression; restriction, restraining, governing (L+S);

cohibitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  restrained; confined, limited (L+S); moderate;

cohonesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  honor, grace; do honor/pay respect to; make respectable; prevent baldness (L+S);

cohorresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shudder; shiver/shake (from emotion/fear/cold/illness);

cohors*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - court; enclosure/yard/pen, farmyard; attendants, retinue, staff; circle; crowd;

  - cohort, tenth part of legion (360 men); armed force; band; ship crew; bodyguard

cohortalinus*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to an imperial/praetorian bodyguard (cohort);

cohortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  - pertaining to a farm/cattle yard, farmyard-; of/concerned with poultry keeping;

  - of/connected with a military/praetorian cohort/company/guard;

cohortatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  encouragement, exhortation, inciting;

cohortatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  short exhortation;

cohorticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  little/small cohort; (used with contempt);

cohorto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  encourage, exhort;

cohorto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  encourage, cheer up; exhort, rouse, incite; admonish;

cohospes*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-guest;

cohospitans*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-guest;

cohum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hole in middle of yoke in which pole fits; thong used to attach pole to yoke;

cohum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early science --- uncommon OLD]

  vault/shapelessness/emptiness (of sky/heavens);

cohumido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wet all over; moisten;

cohurnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  - high boot/buskin (worn by Greek tragic actors to increase their height);

  - elevated/tragic/solemn style; tragic poetry; tragic stage;

coicio*

  cere, ojeci, ojectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - throw/put/pile together; conclude, infer, guess; assign, make go; classify, put;

  - throw/cast/fling (into area); devote/pour (money); thrust, involve; insert;

coillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  innermost part of house where the_Lares were worshiped;

coimbibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drink/imbibe together/along with/at same time;

coincidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  coincidence;

coincideo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  coincide;

coincido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  coincide;

coinquinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  polluting, defiling; pollution;

coinquinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  polluted, contaminated, tainted;

coinquino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  befoul/pollute/defile wholly (immorality); contaminate/taint/infect (w/disease);

coinquio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  cut back, prune; cut off, cut down (L+S);

coinquo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  cut back, prune; cut off, cut down (L+S);

cointelligo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  understand; presume;

coitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - meeting, encounter; assemblage; conspiracy, plot, coalition; partnership;

  - combination; physical/chemical union of elements; (late) sexual intercourse;

coitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - meeting/encounter, gathering; conjunction (planets); meeting place; coalescence;

  - union, sexual intercourse; fertilization; gathering/collection (fluid/pus);

coix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri Africa Pliny L&S]

  kind of Ethiopian palm;

cojecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - conjecture, think, imagine, infer, guess, conclude; judge, draw a conclusion;

  - throw together; assemble; throw (person in prison); interpret (portent);

cojectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conjecture/guess/inference/reasoning/interpretation/comparison/prophecy/forecast

cojux*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  spouse/mate/consort; husband (M); wife (F)/bride/fiancee/concubine; yokemate;

cola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  strainer;

colafus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blow with fist; buffet, cuff; box on ear (L+S);

colaphizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  box one's ears; cuff;

colaphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blow with fist; buffet, cuff; box on ear (L+S);

colatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flirtation; that which has been strained;

colatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cleansed, cleaned, purified;

coleatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  provided with/having/pertaining to testicles;

colegium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  college/board (priests); corporation; brotherhood/fraternity/guild/colleagueship

colens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  reverer, worshiper;

colens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  honoring, treating respectfully;

coleopteron*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  coleopteron, beetle; carob; carob tree;

coleopterum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  beetle;

colephium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified preparation of meat; choice/nourishing meat for athletes (L+S);

colepium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified preparation of meat; choice/nourishing meat for athletes (L+S);

colepium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  knuckle of beef/pork;

coles*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stalk/stem; stem of a cabbage/lettuce/etc; cabbage/lettuce; quill; penis;

colesco*

  cere, lui, litum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  join/grow together; coalesce; close (wound); become unified/strong/established;

coleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common L&S]

  leather sack (wine/liquid); liquid measure (20 amphorae/120 gallons);

coleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  testicles (usu.pl.) or scrotum; (rude);

colias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  coly-mackerel (Scomber colias); kind of tunny (L+S);

colices*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  remedy for colic;

colicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  remedy for colic;

coliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stalk/stem (small); small cabbage, cabbage sprout; pillar like a stalk/shoot;

colicus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to colic;

coligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bind/tie/pack together/up, connect, unite, unify; fetter, bind, put in bonds;

colimbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  swimming pool;

colina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  kitchen; portable kitchen; food/fare/board; cooking; place for burnt offerings;

coliphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unidentified preparation of meat; choice/nourishing meat for athletes (L+S);

colis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stalk/stem; stem of a cabbage/lettuce/etc; cabbage/lettuce; quill; penis;

colisatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of vehicle;

collabasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  waver/totter/become unsteady at same time; waver/totter with;

collabefacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cause to topple over; make to reel/totter (L+S); overpower/subdue; melt (metal);

collabefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  collapse/break up; sink together; be overthrown politically/brought to ruin;

collabello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make/form by putting lips together;

collabo*

  bere, -, bsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  collapse, fall down/in ruin; fall in swoon/exhaustion/death; slip/slink (meet);

collabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  collapse, fall down/in ruin; fall in swoon/exhaustion/death; slip/slink (meet);

collaboratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  collaboration, working together;

collaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  labor/work with/together;

collaceratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  torn to pieces; lacerated;

collacero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lacerate severely; tear to pieces (L+S);

collacrimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  accompanying tears; weeping/lamenting (together/greatly);

collacrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  weep together, weep in company of someone; weep over/for (w/ACC); bewail;

collacrumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  weep together, weep in company of someone; weep over/for (w/ACC); bewail;

collactanea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-sister; one nourished at same breast;

collactaneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-brother; one nourished at same breast;

collactea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-sister; one nourished at same breast;

collacteus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-brother; one nourished at same breast;

collactia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-sister; one nourished at same breast;

collacticia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  foster-sister; one nourished at same breast;

collacticius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  foster-brother; one nourished at same breast;

collactius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-brother; one nourished at same breast;

collaeto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rejoice together;

collambo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  lick thoroughly; lap/lick up; suck (up), absorb;

collapsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  precipitation, falling together;

collare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  collar, neckband; chain for neck (L+S);

collaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to/belonging to neck;

collaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  collar, neckband; chain for neck (L+S);

collarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  collar, neckband; chain for neck (L+S);

collatatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  extended; diffuse;

collateralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  collateral;

collatero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admit on both sides;

collaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  contributed, raised/produced by contributions; brought together (L+S); mingled;

collatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - placing/putting together, combination; data collation; (payment of) tribute/tax;

  - comparison; [grammatical secunda ~/tertia ~ => comparative/superlative];

collatitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  contributed, raised/produced by contributions; brought together (L+S); mingled;

collativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  contribution in money;

collativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  supplied/produced by contributions from many quarters; collected/combined (L+S);

collator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  joint contributor, subscriber; he who brings/places together (L+S); comparer;

collatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bark in chorus at; bark/yelp fiercely at (L+S); inveigh against;

collatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  joining of battle; affray, attack (L+S); contributing (to knowledge, teaching);

collaudabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  worthy of praise in every respect;

collaudatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  high/warm praise; commendation; eulogy;

collaudator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who praises highly/warmly;

collaudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  praise/extol highly; commend; eulogize;

collaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loosen; make loose/porous (L+S);

collecta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  contribution; collection; meeting/assemblage (L+S); Collect at Mass (eccl.);

collectaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  place of assembling; receptacle, reservoir;

collectaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  book of Collects;

collectaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  collected, assembled/gathered together from various sources;

collectarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  book of Collects;

collectarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  money-changer; banker, cashier;

collecte*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summarily; briefly;

collecticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obtained/collected from various quarters; gathered hastily without selection;

collectim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summarily; briefly;

collectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collection/accumulation; gathering, abscess; recapitulation, summary; inference;

collectitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obtained/collected from various quarters; gathered hastily without selection;

collective*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  collectively;

collectivisticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval gram --- veryrare Eccl]

  proceeding by inference; deductive; gathered together (L+S); collective;

collectivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  proceeding by inference; deductive; gathered together (L+S); collective;

collector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  collector, one who collects; fellow student (L+S);

collectorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  folder;

collectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  that which is collected; (food); collected sayings/writings (pl.);

collectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heap/pile; accumulation (of liquid); collection;

collectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  compact (of style), concise; restricted; contracted, narrow; shut (Ecc);

collega*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  colleague (in official/priestly office); associate, fellow (not official);

collegatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  joint legatee; person bequeathed a legacy in common with others;

collegialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  of a collegium (guild/fraternity/board); collegial; acting together (Ecc);

collegialiter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  collegially;

collegiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  member of a collegium (guild/fraternity/society/corporation/board);

collegiarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a collegium (guild/fraternity/board); collegial; acting together (Ecc);

collegiata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  collegiate church; institution, cooporation;

collegiatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  member of a collegium (guild/fraternity/society/corporation/board);

collegiatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  collegiate, corporate, of a group;

collegium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  college, school;

collegium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  college/board (priests); corporation; brotherhood/guild/company/society/school;

collema*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that which is glued/cemented together;

colleprosus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-leper;

collesco*

  cere, luxi, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lighten up, become illuminated; become clear/intelligible;

colleticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for gluing/sticking together;

colletis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant;

collevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make (entirely) smooth; smooth;

colliberta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow freedwoman; (having same patronus);

collibertus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fellow freedman; (having same patronus);

collibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  measure; measure off (L+S);

collibu*

  -, collibui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it pleases/is very agreeable; (IMPERS PERFDEF perfect form has present sense);

collicellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  very small hill;

collicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  gutter/drain(pl.) between two inwardly-sloping roofs; gully; field-drain/runnel

colliciaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  designed for making gullies; pertaining to water-channels (L+S);

colliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  hillock, small hill;

collido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strike/dash together; crush, batter, deform; set into conflict with each other;

colliga*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  place/cave for gathering natron (native sesquicarbonate of soda from dripping);

colligate*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  connectedly, jointly;

colligatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  binding together; bond/connection; thing that binds/connects, band; conjunction;

colligo*

  gere, legi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - collect, assemble, bring/gather/hold/keep together; combine; harvest; pick up;

  - obtain/acquire, amass; rally; recover; sum up; deduce, infer; compute, add up;

colligo*

  gere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - collect, assemble, bring/gather/hold/keep together; combine; harvest; pick up;

  - obtain/acquire, amass; rally; recover; sum up; deduce, infer; compute, add up;

colligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bind/tie/pack together/up, connect, unite/unify; fetter/bind; immobilize, stop;

collimitaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bordering upon; (w/DAT);

collimito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  border upon; (w/DAT);

collimito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  border upon; (w/DAT);

collimitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  boundary between two countries;

collimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  direct (eyes) sideways; glance sidelong;

collina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  hilly land; goddess of hills;

collineate*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  skillfully, artistically; in a straight/direct line;

collineo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  align, direct, aim; direct in a straight line (L+S);

collinio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  align, direct, aim; direct in a straight line (L+S);

collino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  besmear, smear over; soil, pollute, defile;

collinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/belonging to/pertaining to hills; found/growing on hill (L+S); hilly, hill-;

colliphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unidentified preparation of meat; choice/nourishing meat for athletes (L+S);

colliquefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  melt, liquefy; dissolve;

colliquefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  made fluid, liquefied, melted; dissolved;

colliquefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become melted/liquefied/dissolved; (colliquefacio PASS);

colliquesco*

  cere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  melt, liquefy (w/in+ACC); turn into by liquefying; melt along with; dissolve;

colliquia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  gutter/drain (pl.) between two inwardly-sloping roofs; gully; field-drain/runnel

colliquiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  contrivance (pl.) for reliving air-pressure in water pipes;

collis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hill, hillock, eminence, hill-top; mound; high ground; mountains (pl.) (poetic);

collisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clash, collision; dashing/striking together (L+S);

collisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  striking/clashing together; collision;

collisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  crushed, flattened;

collocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  placing/siting (together); position; arrangement, ordering (things); marrying;

colloco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - place/put/set in order/proper position, arrange; station, post, position; apply;

  - put together, assemble; settle/establish in a place/marriage; billet; lie down;

collocupleto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  enrich, make wealthy/very rich; embellish, adorn;

collocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  conversation (private), discussion, debate; conference, parley; talking together

collocutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  he who talks with another;

collocutorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  parlor, visiting room;

collocutorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of conversation;

colloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  talk, conversation; colloquy/discussion; interview; meeting/conference; parley;

colloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  talk/speak to/with; talk together/over; converse; discuss; confer, parley;

collubu*

  -, collubui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it pleases/is very agreeable; (IMPERS PERFDEF perfect form has present sense);

collubus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cost of exchange, agio; discount/fee to change money/make change; coin;

colluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shine brightly, light up (with fire); reflect light, shine, be lit up; glitter;

colluco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  prune; thin out (trees); clear/thin (forest) (L+S);

colluctatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  struggling (physical), wrestling; struggle, conflict; death struggle/agony;

collucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  struggle physically; wrestle/contend (with); struggle/fight against (adversity);

colluctor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wrestler; antagonist, adversary;

colludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sporting, playing together; secret, deceptive understanding, collusion;

colludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  play/sport together/with; (also) make sport; act in collusion (with);

collugeo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lament; grieve together;

collum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryfreq OLD]

  neck; throat; head and neck; severed head; upper stem (flower); mountain ridge;

collumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  illuminate;

collumnela*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  small column/pillar; pivot of oil-mill; stanchion of catapult; column tombstone;

colluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wash/rinse out; wash/rinse away (impurities); wash together; use as a wash(?);

collurchinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gormandizing, gross gluttony; guzzling;

collus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryfreq OLD]

  neck; throat; head and neck; severed head; upper stem (flower); mountain ridge;

collusim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in collusion;

collusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  secret/deceptive understanding, collusion;

collusor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  playmate, companion in play; fellow gambler; one in collusion to hurt another;

collusorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in/by collusion; in a concerted manner (L+S);

collustrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  ceremonial purification (of fields); corporation that procured purification;

collustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  illuminate, make bright, light up fully; look over, survey; traverse, explore;

collutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rinsing; washing (L+S);

collutito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  soil/defile greatly/thoroughly;

collutlento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover over with mud;

colluviaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  swilled/slopped, fed on refuse/filth (pigs);

colluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  muck, decayed matter; refuse/sewage; pig-swill; filth; dregs; cesspool/mire;

colluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jumble/heterogeneous mass; fact/state of contamination, impure mixture; turmoil;

colluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  muck, decayed matter; refuse/sewage; pig-swill; filth; dregs; cesspool/mire;

colluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  muck, decayed matter; refuse/sewage; pig-swill; filth; dregs; cesspool/mire;

collybista*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  money-changer;

collybus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  (cost of) exchange; agio, discount/fee to change money/make change; coin;

collyra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pasta (kind of); macaroni/vermicelli (L+S); dough (Cal);

collyricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  made with collyra (kind of pasta); of vermicelli (L+S); (vermicelli soup);

collyrida*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  roll/cake; head-dress of women; plant (also called malva erratica);

collyriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  small suppository; packing; pessary/tent;

collyris*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  roll/cake; head-dress of women; plant (also called malva erratica);

collyrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  eye-salve; suppository; packing; pessary/tent (contraceptive); shaft/pillar;

colo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- common OLD]

  strain/filter (liquid), clarify; purify; remove solids by filter; wash (gold);

colo*

  lere, lui, cultum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - live in (place), inhabit; till, cultivate, promote growth; foster, maintain;

  - honor, cherish, worship; tend, take care of; adorn, dress, decorate, embellish;

colobathrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stilt-walker, one who walks on stilts;

colobicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mutilated;

colobium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  undershirt, undergarment with short sleeves; vest (British);

colobon*

  , adj. [late poet --- uncommon L&S]

  mutilated, curtailed, cut off; in which one syllable is missing (verse);

colobos*

  , adj. [late poet --- uncommon L&S]

  mutilated, curtailed, cut off; in which one syllable is missing (verse);

colobum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  undergarment with short sleeves;

colocasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  Egyptian bean (lily); (plant/fruit);

colocasium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  Egyptian bean (lily) (pl.); (plant/fruit);

colocyntha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of gourd; (rude of os cunnilingi); (purgative);

colocynthis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  gourd plant/fruit, bitter apple, colocynth (Citrullus colocynthis); (purgative);

colocynthis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  gourd plant/fruit, bitter apple, colocynth (Citrullus colocynthis); (purgative);

colocyntis*

  f., N3.9 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  gourd plant/fruit, bitter apple, colocynth (Citrullus colocynthis); (purgative);

coloephium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified preparation of meat; choice/nourishing meat for athletes (L+S);

colon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  - large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine, colic;

  - part of a line of verse, metrical entity; clause of a period; line, fragment;

colona*

  f., N1.1 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  female farmer/tenant/cultivator of land; farmer's wife; countrywoman (L+S);

colonarius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to farmer/colonist; rustic;

colonatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  condition of a rustic;

colonellus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  colonel;

colonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  colony/settlement or people thereof; colony of bees; land attached to farm;

colonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  land possession; landed estate, farm; abode/dwelling; [~ Agrippina => Colonge];

colonialismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  colonialism;

colonialista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  colonialist;

coloniaria*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  native of a colony (female); colonial;

coloniarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  native of a colony; colonial;

coloniarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to/prescribed for a colony, colonial;

colonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to/prescribed for colony, colonial; (troops); common/farm (sheep);

Coloniensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Germany uncommon Eccl]

  of Cologne;

colonus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  farmer, cultivator, tiller; tenant-farmer; settler, colonist; inhabitant;

colophon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  summit; finishing/crowning touch/stroke;

colophon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  summit; finishing/crowning touch/stroke;

color*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  color; pigment; shade/tinge; complexion; outward appearance/show; excuse/pretext

colorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  chromatic; (?) (divided tetrachord into 2 intervals of 1 semitone and 1 of 3);

colorate*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  in a specious or plausible manner;

coloratilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sunburnt, brown, tanned;

colorator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  colorer; house-painter(?); polisher (L+S);

coloratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  colored; sunburnt/tanned/not pallid; dark complected/swarthy, colored; specious;

coloreus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  multi-colored, variegated;

colorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  multi-colored, variegated;

coloro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  color; paint; dye; tan; make darker; give deceptive color/gloss/appearance to;

colos*

  m., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  color; pigment; shade/tinge; complexion; outward appearance/show; excuse/pretext

colosiaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  colossal, huge, gigantic; much larger than life (statue);

colossaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  colossal, huge, gigantic; much larger than life (statue);

colosseus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  colossal, huge, gigantic; much larger than life (statue);

colossicon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  colossal, huge, gigantic; much larger than life (statue);

colossicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  colossal, huge, gigantic; much larger than life (statue);

Colossos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Colossus of Rhodes (colossal statue in harbor); any large statue (Emperor);

Colossus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Colossus of Rhodes (colossal statue in harbor); any large statue (Emperor);

colostra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  colustrum/beestings (first milk from a cow after calving); (term of endearment);

colostratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  disease of new-born mammals; (falsely attributed to first milk/beestings);

colostratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  one/those afflicted with disease (colostration) from first milk/beestings;

colostratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  afflicted with disease from first milk/beestings;

colostrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  colustrum/beestings (first milk from a cow after calving); (term of endearment);

colotes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  gecko/spotted lizard (Platdactylus mauretanicus);

colpa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - fault/blame/responsibility (w/GEN); crime (esp. against chastity); negligence;

  - offense; error; (sense of) guilt; fault/defect (moral/other); sickness/injury;

coluber*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  snake; serpent; (forming hair of mythical monsters);

colubra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  serpent, snake; (forming hair of mythical monsters); Furies; (head of) Hydra;

colubrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  snaky; snake-haired; (of Gorgon/Medusa);

colubrimodus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  snake-like, having qualities of a snake;

colubrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called bryonia and dracontea);

colubrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  snake-like, having qualities of a snake, cunning;

colubrosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  serpentine, winding;

colum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  - large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine, colic;

  - strainer, filter, sieve; vessel for straining, colander (L+S); wicker fish net;

columba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  pigeon; dove; (term of endearment); (bird of Venus/symbol of love/gentleness);

columbar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pigeon compartment/cot/hole; collar for constraint, pillory; niche in sepulcher;

columbare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pigeon compartment/cot/hole; collar for constraint, pillory; niche in sepulcher;

columbarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - box for pair of pigeons; niche in sepulcher for ashes; hole for oars, oarlock;

  - hole for beam; exit of water-wheel near axle; dove-cot, pigeon house (L+S);

columbarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  pigeon-keeper; oarsman (term of reproach) (L+S);

columbatim*

  adv. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  in manner of doves, like doves, dovey;

columbinaceus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to pigeons/doves, dove/pigeon-; [~ pullus => young dove];

columbinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little dove;

columbinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of pigeons, pigeon-; variety of plants (dove-colored?) (chick-pea/vine/marl);

columbo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bill and coo; (like doves);

columbula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  little dove;

columbulatim*

  adv. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  in manner of (little) doves, like (little) doves, dovey;

columbulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  little dove;

columbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  male/cock pigeon; (of male persons) (L+S); dove;

columella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small column/pillar; pivot of oil-mill; stanchion of catapult; column tombstone;

columellaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  pillar-formed; (of grinding teeth of horses);

columellaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  canine teeth (pl.) of horses; grinding teeth of horses (L+S); (pillar-formed);

columen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  height, peak, summit, zenith; roof, gable, ridge-pole; head, chief; "keystone";

columis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  safe; unhurt, unimpaired; (?);

columna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - column/pillar (building/monument/pedestal/waterclock), post/prop; portico (pl.);

  - stanchion (press/ballista); water-spout; pillar of fire; penis (rude);

columnar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  marble quarry; stone quarry (L+S);

columnaris*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  rising in form of a pillar, pillar-like, columnar; [~ lux => pillar of fire];

columnarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  pillar-tax, tax on pillars/columns; (applied to fancy houses);

columnarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  frequenter of porticos, idler; builder of columns (?);

columnarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who was condemned at Columna Maenia; criminal; debtor;

columnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  supporting with/on pillars; support by pillars/columns;

columnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  supported on/by pillars/columns; provided with/having pillars;

columnella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  small column/pillar; pivot of oil-mill; stanchion of catapult; column tombstone;

columnifer*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  column-bearing; [~ radius => pillar of fire];

columpna*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  column/pillar, post/prop; portico; (columna);

colurnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of hazel, of hazel, hazel-;

colurus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  - (two circles) through equinoctial and solstitial points perpendicular at poles;

  - syllable too short (w/metrum);

colus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval bio --- lesser Eccl]

  large intestine; colon; pain in large intestine, colic;

colus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  distaff; woman's concern; spinning; Fate's distaff w/threads of life; destiny;

colus*

  m/f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  distaff; woman's concern; spinning; Fate's distaff w/threads of life; destiny;

colustra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  colustrum/beestings (first milk from a cow after calving); (term of endearment);

colustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  colustrum/beestings (first milk from a cow after calving); (term of endearment);

coluteum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  pods (pl.) of an unidentified tree (?); pod-like fruit (L+S);

coluthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of gastropod mollusk; kind of snail of dark color (L+S);

colymbas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pickled olive; (swimming in brine L+S);

colymbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  swimming pool/bath;

colyphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unidentified preparation of meat; choice/nourishing meat for athletes (L+S);

colyx*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  cavern where natron (native sesquicarbonate of soda/alkali) is distilling/drips;

com*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  together;

com*

  prep. +abl [archaic --- --- veryfreq CAS]

  - with, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attached;

  - under command/at the head of; having/containing/including; using/by means of;

coma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hair, hair of head, mane of animal; wool, fleece; foliage, leaves; rays;

coma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  coma;

comacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  aromatic plant (nutmeg?); (substitute for cinnamon); kind of cinnamon (L+S);

comans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hairy; long-haired; flowing (beard); plumed; leafy; w/foliage; w/radiant train;

comarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  headman/chief/governor of a village; burgomeister, mayor;

comaros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  (fruit of) strawberry-tree (arbitus unedonis); plant (called fragum) (L+S);

comatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  for hair; [~ acus => hair-pin];

comatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one having long hair; (esp. as applied to Frankish royals);

comatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later legal --- common Med]

  county, earldom (England); county court (attendance/fine for non-attendance);

comatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  long-haired, having (long) hair; leafy; [Gallia Comata => Transalpine Gaul];

comaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confine to narrow space, cramp; make narrower; narrow/limit scope/application;

combardus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thoroughly stupid;

combenno*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- France veryrare OLD]

  those riding together in a benna (kind of (wickerwork?) carriage) (Gallic);

combibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drink completely/together/up; hold back (tears); absorb, soak in; swallow up;

combibo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinking companion/buddy;

combinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joining two by two;

combino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unite, combine;

combretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); kind of rush (L+S);

combullio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  boil fully/thoroughly;

comburo*

  rere, usi, ustum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- frequent SrcW]

  burn up/away; (w/love); consume/destroy w/fire; reduce to ash, cremate; scald;

comburo*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn up/away; (w/love); consume/destroy w/fire; reduce to ash, cremate; scald;

combustibilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  combustible;

combustibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  combustibility;

combustio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  burning, consuming;

combustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  burn, injury from burning/scalding;

combustura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  burning;

come*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  one or more plants of genus Tragopogon, goat's beard or salsify;

comedium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  meal; feast; feasting;

comedo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eat up/away, chew up; finish eating; fret, chafe; consume/devour; waste/squander

comedo*

  dere, di, essum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eat up/away, chew up; finish eating; fret, chafe; consume/devour; waste/squander

comedo*

  dere, di, estum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eat up/away, chew up; finish eating; fret, chafe; consume/devour; waste/squander

comedo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eat up/away, chew up; finish eating; fret, chafe; consume/devour; waste/squander

comedo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glutton; gourmet; one who spends/squanders his money on feasting/revelling;

comedus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  glutton; gourmet; one who spends/squanders his money on feasting/revelling;

comes*

  m., N3.1 person [later legal --- common Med]

  Count, Earl (England); official, magnate; occupant of any state office;

comes*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  comrade, companion, associate, partner; soldier/devotee/follower of another;

comesaliter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  wantonly; jovially;

comesatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common SrcW]

  carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry; Bacchanal procession/rioting (L+S);

comesator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- common SrcW]

  reveller, carouser; one who joins a festive procession (L+S); (Vulgate one s);

comesor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glutton, gourmand; member of a dancing-club;

comessaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wantonly; jovially;

comessatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry; Bacchanal procession/rioting (L+S);

comessator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reveller, carouser; one who joins a festive procession (L+S);

comestabilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  victuals;

comestabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  eatable;

comestibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  eatable;

comestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  consuming;

comestor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glutton, gourmand; member of a dining-club;

comesus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  eating, consuming;

cometa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  comet; meteor; luminous body in sky w/trail/tail; (portent of disaster);

cometerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  churchyard; cemetery, burying ground;

cometes*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  comet; meteor; luminous body in sky w/trail/tail; (portent of disaster);

cometessa*

  f., N1.1 person [later legal --- common Med]

  Countess, Lady; wife of a Count/Comes; (or widow or daughter);

cometissa*

  f., N1.1 person [later legal --- common Med]

  Countess, Lady; wife of a Count/Comes; (or widow or daughter);

comice*

  adv. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  in a style suited to comedy; in manner of comedy;

comicotragicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tragi-comic;

comicotragoedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tragicomedy;

comicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  comic actor, comedian; writer of comedy; comic poet;

comicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- common OLD]

  comic, belonging/suited/appropriate to comedy; typical/characteristic of comedy;

comincommodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  agreeable/disagreeable; (facetious combination of commodus and incommodus);

cominus*

  adv. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  hand to hand (fight), in close combat/quarters; close at hand; in presence of;

comis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  courteous/kind/obliging/affable/gracious; elegant, cultured, having good taste;

comisabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carousing, revelling, banqueting; holding a riotous procession (L+S);

comisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry; Bacchanal procession/rioting (L+S);

comisator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reveller, carouser; one who joins a festive procession (L+S);

comiso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carouse, revel, make merry; hold a festive procession (L+S);

comissabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carousing, revelling, banqueting; holding a riotous procession (L+S);

comissaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wantonly; jovially;

comissatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry; Bacchanal procession/rioting (L+S);

comissator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reveller, carouser; one who joins a festive procession (L+S);

comisso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carouse, revel, make merry; hold a festive procession (L+S);

comitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attending, accompanying;

comitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  politeness, courtesy; kindness, generosity, friendliness; good taste, elegance;

comitatensis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to dignity/office of courtiers; court-;

comitatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - company of soldiers/mercenaries; war band; company/throng/crowd; rank and file;

  - escort/retinue (of slaves/clients); court of a king; combination, association;

comitatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  county (Cal);

comitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accompanied (by/in time); (COMP) better attended, having a larger retinue;

comiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  courteously, affably, obligingly, graciously, kindly;

comiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  courteously/kindly/civilly, readily; in friendly/sociable manner; w/good will;

comitessa*

  f., N1.1 person [later legal --- common Med]

  Countess, Lady; wife of a Count/Comes; (or widow or daughter);

comitialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  - electoral; pertaining to/proper for comitia (assembly of Roman people);

  - epileptic, suffering from epilepsy; [morbus/vitium ~ => major epilepsy];

comitialis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  epileptic, one who has epilepsy; attacks of epilepsy (pl.);

comitialiter*

  adv. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  by/as a result of epilepsy; epileptically;

comitianus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to Comes Orientis (Byzantine court official);

comitiatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  military tribune elected at assembly of people in comitia;

comitiatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  assembly of people in comitia;

comitio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  offer sacrifice after which comitia could be held; go to comitia (L+S);

comitissa*

  f., N1.1 person [late legal --- common Med]

  Countess, Lady; wife of a Count/Comes; (or widow or daughter);

comitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  place in Forum where comitia were held; comitia (pl.), assembly; elections;

comitiva*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  escort; retinue;

comitivus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  chief;

comitivus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to a chief officer;

comito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accompany, go along with; attend (funeral); follow (camp); grow alongside;

comito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - join as an attendant, guard/escort; accompany, follow; attend (funeral);

  - go/be carried with; be retained/stay/grow/join with; be connected with; occur;

comium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal --- common Med]

  county, earldom (England); county court (attendance/fine for non-attendance);

comiva*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- common Med]

  county, earldom (England); county court (attendance/fine for non-attendance);

comma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  phrase, part of a line; division of a period (L+S); comma, punctuation mark;

commaceratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dissolution, maceration, steeping to soften;

commacero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  macerate, soften by steeping in liquid;

commacesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grow lean;

commaculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stain deeply, pollute, defile; contaminate, defile morally; sully (reputation);

commadeo*

  ere, dui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become tender or sodden; become very soft (L+S);

commagister*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  joint-master (of a collegium);

commalaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  soften/subdue completely; make entirely mild (L+S);

commalleo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  weld on, attach;

commalliolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  weld on, attach;

commandaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  containing a recommendation/introduction (letters); commendatory (L+S);

commando*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chew; (chew thoroughly/completely);

commanducatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chewing, mastication;

commanduco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chew up, chew/masticate thoroughly; chew to pieces (L+S);

commanduco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chew up, chew/masticate thoroughly; chew to pieces (L+S);

commaneo*

  ere, nsi, nsum, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  remain somewhere constantly;

commanifesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  manifest together;

commaniplaris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  soldier/comrade of same maniple; fellow soldier;

commaniplus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  soldier/comrade of same maniple; fellow soldier;

commanipularis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  soldier/comrade of same maniple; fellow soldier;

commanipulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  companionship in a maniple;

commanipulo*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  soldier/comrade of same maniple; fellow soldier;

commanipulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  soldier/comrade of same maniple; fellow soldier;

commarceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wither; become wholly faint/inactive;

commargino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  furnish with a parapet or railing;

commaritus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow/associate husband; (facetious);

commartyr*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-martyr, companion in martyrdom;

commasculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  screw up (one's courage); make manly/firm/courageous (L+S); invigorate/embolden;

commastico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chew;

commaterr*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  godmother; female sponsor;

commaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  cut up, divided. short;

commaturesco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mature; ripen thoroughly/completely;

commatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  divided(?);

commeabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  permeable, that is easily passed through; that easily passes through;

commeatalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to provisions/supplies; with/accompanying provisions;

commeator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  go-between, messenger; one who goes to and fro (L+S); epithet of Mercury;

commeatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  supplies/provisions; goods; voyage; passage; convoy/caravan; furlough/leave;

commedito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  study, practice; imitate (poetic); impress carefully on one's mind (L+S);

commeio*

  iere, minxi, minctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  defile with urine, wet; soil, defile; have sexual intercourse (Adams);

commeio*

  iere, mixi, mictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  defile with urine, wet; soil, defile; have sexual intercourse (Adams);

commeleto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exercise, practice assiduously;

commembratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grown up together; united;

commemin*

  -, commemini, -, V2.1 perfdef [--- --- --- common OLD]

  remember, recollect; remember (to do something w/INF); mention, cite, recall;

commemorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  memorable, remarkable, worth mentioning;

commemoramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reminder; mention; mentioning;

commemoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  remembrance/commemoration; observance (law); memory; mention/citation/reference;

commemorator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  commemorator, one who mentions/recalls a thing;

commemoratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  means of remembrance;

commemoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  recall (to self/other); keep in mind, remember; mention/relate; place on record;

commenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  commendam, temporal income without spiritual obligation, layman's benefice;

commendabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  praiseworthy, notable; be commended, commendable;

commendatarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  containing a recommendation/introduction (letters); commendatory (L+S);

commendatarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  holding benefice in commendam; (by clerk/layman til proper priest provided);

commendaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  containing a recommendation/introduction (letters); commendatory (L+S);

commendatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  entrusting, committal; recommendation, praise; excellence; approval, esteem;

commendatitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  containing a recommendation/introduction (letters); commendatory (L+S);

commendatitius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  commendatory; commending (letter/prayer); holding benefice in commendam;

commendativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  commendatory; serving for/as commendation/recommendation/introduction;

commendator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reference, one who recommends; recommended, commender;

commendatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  commendatory; serving for/as commendation/recommendation;

commendatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reference, one who recommends (female);

commendatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  recommended (for attention/favor); entrusted; acceptable, agreeable, suitable;

commendo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  entrust, give in trust; commit; recommend, commend to; point out, designate;

commensalis*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  table companion;

commensurabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  commensurable, having a common measure;

commensurabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  commensurability;

commensuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  symmetry, uniformity;

commensuratus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  equal; commensurate; equally-measured;

commensuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late science --- veryrare Eccl]

  measure/make equal; correspond;

commensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  proportion, relative measurements; in due proportion (L+S); symmetry;

commentariensis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  secretary, accountant; official in charge of commentarii/public records/"books";

commentariensis*

  m., N3.3 person [late legal --- common L&S]

  court clerk, registrar of public documents; prison keeper/recorder;

commentariolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  notebook; textbook; short treatise; brief commentary (L+S);

commentariolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  notebook; textbook; short treatise; brief commentary (L+S);

commentarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  notebook, private/historical journal; register; memo/note; commentary/treatise;

commentarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  notebook, private/historical journal; register; memo/note; commentary/treatise;

commentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thinking out, mental preparation; study; piece of reasoning/argument; textbook;

commentator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inventor, deviser; contriver (L+S); author; interpreter (of law);

commenticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  invented, devised, improvised; imaginary; fabricated/fictitious; forged, false;

commentio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  state falsely; invent/devise a falsehood/lie (L+S);

commentitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  invented, devised, improvised; imaginary; fabricated/fictitious; forged, false;

commento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delineate, sketch; (humorously) demonstrate on face (cudgel/beat);

commento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  think about; study beforehand, practice, prepare; discuss, argue over; imagine;

commentor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  inventor, deviser; machinist (L+S);

commentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  invention; intention, design, scheme, device; fiction, fabrication; argument;

commentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  feigned, pretended, fabricated, devised, fictitious, invented;

commeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  go to, visit, travel; pass; resort to; go to and fro, come and go; communicate;

commercari*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-purchaser;

commercator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-trader;

commercio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  trade;

commercium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - trade/traffic/commerce (right/privilege); commercial/sex intercourse/relations;

  - exchange, trafficking; goods, military supplies; trade routes; use in common;

commerco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  buy, purchase; buy up (L+S); trade/traffic together;

commereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  merit fully, deserve, incur, earn (punishment/reward); be guilty of, perpetuate;

commereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  merit fully, deserve, incur, earn (punishment/reward); be guilty of, perpetuate;

commers*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  friendly intercourse;

commetaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  rods (pl.) carried by flamens/priests;

commetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  measure; pace out/off; compare (in measurement);

commeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  go constantly/frequently; come and go; survey thoroughly (facetious);

commi*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  gum, vicid secretion from trees;

commictilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  filthy, foul; (term of abuse); despicable, vile, deserves to be defiled (L+S);

commictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  filthy, foul; (term of abuse);

commigratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  removal (to a new place); wandering (L+S); migration;

commigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  migrate, go and live (elsewhere); move one's home with all effects; enter;

commiles*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow soldier;

commilitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  comradeship/association in war/military service; fellowship in other activities;

commilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  fight on same side/in company; be a comrade/companion in arms/battle/war;

commilito*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  fellow soldier; (used by J Caesar and others to troops); comrade, mate;

comminabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  threatening, menacing;

comminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  threat, menace;

comminativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  threatening, menacing;

comminator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  menace, intimidator, threatener;

comminatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  threatened, menaced;

commingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pollute, defile;

comminisco*

  cere, ci, mentum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  devise, think up, invent; fabricate; state/contrive falsely, allege, pretend;

comminisco*

  cere, -, mentum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  devise, think up, invent; fabricate; state/contrive falsely, allege, pretend;

comminister*

  m., N2.3 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  fellow minister;

commino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drive (cattle) together, round up;

commino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  threaten, make a threat;

comminuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  break/crumble into pieces, shatter; break up; crush, smash, pulverize; lessen;

comminus*

  adv. [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  hand to hand (fight), in close combat/quarters; close at hand; in presence of;

comminutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  broken, shattered; smashed;

commis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  gum, vicid secretion from trees;

commisariatus*

  m., N4.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  commissioner; office of commissioner;

commisarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  commissioner; trustee; agent (Erasmus);

commisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry; Bacchanal procession/rioting (L+S);

commisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - intermingle, mix together/up, combine (ingredients); unite/join sexually;

  - mingle (with another race); transact business (w/cum), discuss; confuse;

commiscibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that can be mingled/mixed/combined;

commiscuus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  common;

commiseratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  pathos, rousing of pity (esp. in a speech); part of oration exciting compassion;

commisereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pity; excite compassion; show pity at;

commisereo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one pities/feels sorry for (w/ACC or GEN);

commiseresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  have/show pity/sympathy, commiserate;

commiseresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  one pities/sympathizes/feels sorry for (w/ACC or GEN); thou have pity upon;

commisero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  feel pity/compassion for; sympathize with; seek/arouse pity/sympathy for; bewail

commisero*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  companion in misfortune;

commisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  commission; committee;

commiso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common L&S]

  carouse, revel, make merry; hold a festive procession (L+S);

commissarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  commissioner; trustee; agent (Erasmus);

commissatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carousing, merry-making, feasting, revelry; Bacchanal procession/rioting (L+S);

commissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  commencement/holding (of games/other contests); event; speech opening games;

commissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  commission; committee;

commisso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common L&S]

  carouse, revel, make merry; hold a festive procession (L+S);

commissor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perpetrator;

commissoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  sale contract clause by which creditor gets property/goods on non-payment;

commissorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  foreclosure (contract clause by which creditor gets property on non-payment);

commissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  undertaking, enterprise; trust, secret; thing entrusted/confiscated; crime;

commissura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  joint, juncture, seam, gap; intersection, common point; boundary/dividing line;

commissuralis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to a juncture/joining/intersection;

commistim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  jointly, in a mixed manner;

commistio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixture; mixing, mingling; sexual intercourse;

commistura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mixture; mixing, mingling (L+S);

commitigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  soften; make soft (L+S); mellow;

committo*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring together, unite/join, connect/attach; put together, construct; entrust;

  - engage (battle), set against; begin/start; bring about; commit; incur; forfeit;

commixtim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  jointly, in a mixed manner;

commixtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mixture; mixing, mingling; sexual intercourse;

commixtura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mixture; mixing, mingling (L+S);

commobilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  easily moving; easily moved/swayed;

commodate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fittingly; in a suitable manner;

commodatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  accommodation, rendering of service;

commodator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  lender;

commodatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  loan; thing lent, borrowed object;

commode*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - conveniently/neatly/tidily; aptly/well; suitably/properly/fittingly; tastefully;

  - agreeably, helpfully; comfortably/pleasantly; at a good time/right moment;

commoderatus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  exact; brought into right measure; (standardized?);

commoditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  timeliness; fitness, aptness; convenience; advantage, utility; complaisance;

commoditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  due measure, just proportion; suitable (oratorical expression); symmetry;

commodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lend, hire; give, bestow, provide; put at disposal of, oblige; make fit, adapt;

commodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  suitably; seasonably; just, this very minute (L+S); even now, at this moment;

commodulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  common adaptation to standard measure; regularity/proportion/symmetry (L+S);

commodule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fairly suitably, aptly; conveniently, at one's convenience (L+S);

commodulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small advantage/profit;

commodulum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fairly suitably, aptly;

commodum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  convenience, advantage, benefit; interest, profit, yield; wages, reward; gift;

commodum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  just, a very short time before; that/this very minute; even now, at this moment;

Commodus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser OLD]

  Commodus; (Emperor Lucius Aurelius Commodus 180-192);

commodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - suitable, convenient, obliging; opportune/timely; favorable/lucky; advantageous;

  - standard, full weight/size/measure; desirable, agreeable; good (health/news);

commoenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  strongly fortify, entrench; strengthen, secure, reinforce;

commoetaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  small rod carried by flamines/priests and used in sacrifices;

commolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  set in motion; move with an effort; put together, construct;

commollio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  soften;

commolo*

  lere, lui, litum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pound, grind down/thoroughly;

commonefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  recall, remember; call to mind; remind (forcibly), warn, admonish; impress upon;

commonefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be recalled/remembered/reminded; be warned/admonished; (commonefacio PASS);

commoneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  remind (forcibly), warn; bring to recollection (L+S); impress upon one;

commonitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reminder; earnest reminding (L+S); admonition;

commonitor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who earnestly reminds;

commonitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  aide-memoire, writing for reminding; letter of instructions; means of reminding;

commonitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for reminding;

commonstro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  point out (fully/distinctly), show where; make known, declare, reveal;

commoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stay (at a place), tarrying, abiding; delay; dwelling on a point; residence;

commordeo*

  ere, di, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bite/snap at; (literally/figuratively); (sharply/eagerly L+S);

commorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  die together/with; work oneself to death (with); perish/be destroyed together;

commoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- common L&S]

  stop/stay/remain, abide; linger, delay; detain, be delayed (menses); dwell on;

commoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stop/stay/remain, abide; linger, delay; detain, be delayed (menses); dwell on;

commorsico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bite all over; devour (with eyes); bite to pieces (L+S);

commorsito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  bite all over; devour (with eyes); bite to pieces (L+S);

commortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mortal, common to mortals; "our mortal";

commosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  "gumming"; (said to be first layer in construction of honeycombs);

commostro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  point out (fully/distinctly), show where; make known, declare, reveal;

commotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  excitement, commotion, agitation; arousing of emotion;

commotiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mild agitation/upset/commotion; slight case of disease, indisposition (L+S);

commoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  move very violently; agitate;

commotor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mover, one who sets in motion;

commotus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  movement; moving, agitation (L+S);

commotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  excited, nervous; frenzied/deranged; angry/annoyed; temperamental; tempestuous;

commovens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  striking; rousing; that causes an impression;

commoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - shake/stir up, agitate; displace, disturb, trouble/worry, upset; jolt; excite;

  - waken; provoke; move (money/camp); produce; cause, start (war); raise (point);

commuate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in an altered/changed manner;

commulceo*

  ere, lsi, lsum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  caress, coax; soothe, please (much); cajole;

commulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beat violently/thoroughly;

communa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  common usage;

communalis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  common, communal, belonging to the community; local (Cal);

commundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  clean/cleanse thoroughly; purify wholly (L+S);

commune*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - joint/common/public property/rights; public; public places/interests (pl.);

  - common feature, characteristic, general rule/terms; general; common lot/remedy;

communicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  communicable, capable of being communicated;

communicabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  communicability;

communicabiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  in a way capable of being communicated;

communicarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  days on which all gods were sacrificed to together? (w/dies);

communicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sharing, imparting; partaking; fellowship; communication; consult (w/audience);

communicator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  he who makes on a participant in a thing; he who has a part in a thing;

communicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  intercommunication; participation (L+S);

communiceps*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  fellow citizen (of a municipium/municipality/town); born in same town (L+S);

communico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - share; share/divide with/out; receive/take a share of; receive; join with;

  - communicate, discuss, impart; make common cause; take common counsel, consult;

communico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  share; share/divide with/out; receive/take a share of; receive; join with;

communio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  fortify strongly, entrench, barricade; strengthen, secure, reinforce;

communio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  community, mutual participation; association; sharing; fellowship; communion;

communis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - common/joint/public; general/universal; [Doctor Communis => St.Thomas Aquinas]:

  - ordinary; sociable, courteous obliging; related, having something in common;

  - neutral; impartial (Mars); applicable on either side; same form for two cases;

  - shared/possessed/used by two/all parties; affecting whole state/community;

communismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Communism;

communista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Communist;

communisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Communist (adj.);

communitarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  communal, with others; community;

communitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  partnership, joint possession/use/participation; fellowship; community, kinship;

communiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in common, commonly; in joint action; indiscriminately; generally, ordinarily;

communitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  fortification; building up (of a road); making/preparing (of a way) (L+S);

communitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jointly, as a group;

commurmuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  buzz, hum, murmur, confused noise of talking; general murmuring (L+S);

commurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  mutter, murmur; rumble; chatter/twitter (birds);

commurmuro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  mutter, murmur; rumble; chatter/twitter (birds);

commuro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn up/away; (w/love); consume/destroy w/fire; reduce to ash, cremate; scald;

commutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  changeable/variable; liable to reversal; plastic; adaptable (to adversary);

commutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  change, reversal; upheaval; alteration; exchange, substitution; interchange;

commutatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  change; alteration;

commuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  change; alter wholly, rearrange, replace; transform; exchange, barter, sell;

como*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  arrange/do (hair); adorn, make beautiful; embellish; arrange in order, set out;

como*

  mere, msi, mtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  arrange/do (hair); adorn, make beautiful; embellish; arrange in order, set out;

como*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be furnished/covered with hair; clothe/deck with hair/something hair-like;

comoedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  comedy (as form of drama/literature; comedy (work/play);

comoedice*

  adv. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  in a manner appropriate to comedy; as in comedy (L+S);

comoedicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  comic, of comedy, pertaining to a comedy;

comoedus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  comedian; comic actor;

comoedus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  that performs in comedy; given to acting (L+S); of/pertaining to comedy, comic;

comoinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - common/joint/public; general/universal; ordinary; sociable, courteous; related;

  - neutral, impartial (Mars); applicable on either side; same form for two cases;

comosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having long or abundant hair; having many leaves (plant), leafy;

compacisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make an agreement/arrangement/compact;

compaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  bring to peace;

compacticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  agreed upon;

compactilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  joined, fastened/fitted/pressed/joined together; thick-set, compact;

compactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  framework, structure; act/action of fitting/joining together;

compactitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  agreed upon;

compactivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for joining;

compactum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  agreement/compact; [ABL compacto => according to/in accordance with agreement];

compactura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act/action of fitting/joining together;

compactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  joined/fastened together, united; close-packed, firm, thick; well-set, compact;

compaedagogita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys); (M L+S);

compaedagogius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys);

compaganus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow villager, inhabitant of same village;

compages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  action of binding together, fastening; bond, tie; joint; structure, framework;

compagina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  joining together, combination; (peculiar to agrimensores/land surveyors);

compaginatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  joining; joint;

compagino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  join together; border upon; (fields);

compago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fact/action of binding together, fastening; structure, framework;

compagus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow member of a pagus (country district/community); (as a cult-title);

compalpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stroke, caress;

compar*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fellow, partner, equal; comrade; husband/wife; pair (of animals also), mate;

compar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  sentence containing clauses of roughly same number of syllables;

compar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  equal, equal to; like, similar, resembling; suitable, matching, corresponding;

comparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  similar, comparable;

comparate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comparatively; in/by comparison (L+S);

comparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - construction; material/constituent; combination/conjunction; relationship;

  - comparison, weighing of merits; plea from greater good; comparative degree;

  - preparation, making ready; procuring, provision; arrangement, settlement;

comparative*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a comparative sense;

comparativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  based on/involving consideration of relative merits; comparative;

comparator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  buyer/purchaser, dealer; comparer (L+S);

comparatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  proportion; relation (L+S);

comparco*

  cere, cui, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

comparco*

  cere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

comparco*

  cere, peperci, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

compareo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  appear/come in sight; be visible/present/in evidence/clearly stated/forthcoming;

comparilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  equal, like;

comparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - prepare; provide; compose; collect, get together/hold of; raise (force); unite;

  - place together, match, couple, pair; set/pit against; treat as equal; compare;

  - set up/establish/institute; arrange, dispose, settle; buy, acquire, secure;

compars*

  m/f., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  partner;

comparticeps*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  partaking/participating together; sharing jointly (Ecc);

compartimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  compartment (in a train);

compartio*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  share; divide something with one (L+S); (PASS) be made partaker of;

comparturio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be associated in childbirth with any one;

compasco*

  cere, avi, stum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  pasture (cattle) on common land; feed up/together; use as cattle food; eat;

compascua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  common pasture/land; pasture possessed/used in common;

compascuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  common pasture/land (pl.); pasture possessed/used in common;

compascuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  common pasture (land); right of common pasturage; grazed on/sharing a pasture;

compassibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suffering with one;

compassio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  fellow-feeling, fellow-suffering; sympathy;

compastor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow herdsman;

compater*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  fellow priest; child's godfather (Nelson); sponsor (Ecc);

compaternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon SrcZ]

  co-paternity;

compatiens*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  compassionate, having compassion;

compatio*

  tere, -, assum, V3.1 dep [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  suffer with one; pity, have compassion, feel pity;

compatriota*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  compatriot, fellow countryman;

compatronus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  co-patron (one who has joined in manumitting a slave);

compauper*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-pauper;

compavesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become very afraid/full of fear/thoroughly terrified;

compavio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trample on; beat (L+S);

compavitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trampled upon; beaten (L+S);

compeccator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  fellow-sinner;

compecco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  err/sin/commit a fault together;

compecisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make an agreement/arrangement/compact;

compectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  agreement/compact; [ABL compacto => according to/in accordance with agreement];

compedagogita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys); (M L+S);

compedagogius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys);

compedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shackle, fetter; put fetters on;

compeditus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fettered slave;

compeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  that wears fetters/shackles;

compedus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that fetters or restrains; fettering, shackling (L+S);

compellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  action of addressing/apostrophizing (aside to person)/reproaching, reproof;

compello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  address/accost, speak to, call upon; appeal to; challenge; chide/rebuke; accuse;

compello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive together (cattle), round up; force, compel, impel, drive; squeeze; gnash;

compendiaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  short/quick route, short cut; quick/easy method, short cut;

compendiarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short/quick route, short cut; fitment in a granary;

compendiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short/quick (of routes);

compendio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  shorten, abridge (sermon); shorten/cut short (life), kill;

compendiose*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  briefly, shortly, compendiously;

compendiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  profitable, advantageous; short/quick (route); compendious, succinct, short;

compendium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  summarized, abstract;

compendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  gain, profit; sparing/saving; abridgement, compendium; shorthand; a short cut;

compendo*

  dere, ependi, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  weigh/balance together;

compenetratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  merging, compenetration, mutual penetration, co-mixing; uniting equally;

compensatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  balancing of items in account, offsetting; weighing/balancing (of factors);

compensativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  serving for compensation;

compensato*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with compensation/reward;

compenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  balance/weigh/offset; get rid of; make good, compensate; save/secure; short cut;

comperco*

  cere, cui, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

comperco*

  cere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

comperegrinus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-stranger;

comperendinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  adjournment of a trial for two days; (to third day following or later L+S);

comperendinatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  adjournment of a trial for two days; (to third day following or later L+S);

comperendino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  adjourn trial of a person; adjourn trial; (for two days or later);

comperendinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  on which an adjourned trial is resumed (of a day);

compereo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perish together;

comperio*

  ire, comperi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  learn/discover/find (by investigation); verify/know for certain; find guilty;

comperio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  learn/discover/find (by investigation); verify/know for certain; find guilty;

compernis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  having thighs close together; knock-kneed (L+S);

comperpetuus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  co-eternal;

comperte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  on good authority, on reliable information/intelligence; informedly;

compertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  ascertained/proved/verified fact, certainty; [pro ~o => as certain/for a fact];

compertus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  experience, personal knowledge;

compertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  ascertained, proved, verified; [res ~ => fact; male ~ => bad character];

compertusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  joint tunneling operation;

compes*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shackles (for feet) (usu. pl.), fetters; things impeding movement; chains;

compesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  restrain, check; quench; curb, confine, imprison; hold in check; block, close;

compestro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  clothe in apron;

competalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  associated with/worshiped at cross-roads;

Competalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priest of the_Lares Compitales/rural gods (worshiped at crossroads);

competens*

  , adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  agreeing with, corresponding to, proper/appropriate/suitable; competent (legal);

competenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  suitably, appositely; properly, becomingly;

competentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  correspondence; proportion; symmetry (L+S); meeting, agreement; conjunction;

competentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  expertise; (Cal);

competitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  agreement; judicial demand; rivalry, competition;

competitivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  competitiveness;

competitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rival, competitor; other candidate for office; rival claimant (to throne);

competitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rival, competitor (female); other candidate for office; rival claimant;

competo*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - meet; happen at same time, coincide; agree; be candidate/face (death) together;

  - be sound/capable/applicable/relevant/sufficient/adequate/competent/admissible;

competum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cross-roads (usu. pl.), junction; people/shrine at crossroads; point of choice;

compilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  burglary; raking together, pillaging/plundering (L+S); compilation (document);

compilator*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  plunderer; imitator (literary); plagiarizer; (compiler/anthologist?);

compilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rob/pillage, snatch; steal from (another author)/plagiarize; beat up thoroughly;

compingo*

  gere, pegi, pactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  join/fix/attach; bind together; build/construct/compose; put/shut away, confine;

compingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disguise, cover, paint over;

compinguesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thicken to a solid substance;

compitalicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  associated with cross-roads; of Compitalia festival of the_Lares;

compitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  associated with/worshiped at cross-roads;

Compitalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priest of the_Lares Compitales/rural gods (worshiped at crossroads);

compitalitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  associated with cross-roads; of Compitalia festival of the_Lares;

Compitalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  festival celebrated at cross-roads in honor of the_Lares/rural gods (pl.);

compitensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  adjoining/sharing same crossroads/road junction;

compitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cross-roads (usu. pl.), junction; people/shrine at crossroads; point of choice;

compitus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cross-roads (usu. pl.), junction; people/shrine at crossroads; point of choice;

complaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  please, take fancy of, capture affections of, be acceptable/agreed to;

complacitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pleased; favorable;

complaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conciliate (greatly), placate; win sympathy of;

complanator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thing/one that makes smooth/level; (toothpaste);

complano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make (ground) level/flat; smooth out (trouble); pull down, raze to ground;

complantatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  planting;

complanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant together;

complatonicus*

  m., N2.1 person [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-Platonist;

complaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  applaud together/enthusiastically;

complecto*

  tere, ti, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - embrace, hug; welcome; encircle, encompass; attain; include, bring in, involve;

  - lay hold of, grip; seize; grasp, take in/up; sum up; include in scope, cover;

complecto*

  tere, -, exum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - embrace, hug; welcome; encircle, encompass; attain; include, bring in, involve;

  - lay hold of, grip; seize; grasp, take in/up; sum up; include in scope, cover;

complectus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  embrace, grasp.

complementarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  complementary;

complementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  complement, something that fills out/up or completes;

complenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Post-Communion;

compleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fill (up/in); be big enough to fill; occupy space, crowd; furnish/supply/man;

  - finish, complete, perfect; make pregnant; fulfill, make up, complete, satisfy;

completio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  filling, filling up; fulfillment;

completivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  serving for filling up, completive;

completor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  one who fills up; fulfiller; (Jesus);

completorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Compline, service of prayers at close of day;

completus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  complete, round off; filled full, full (L+S); perfect;

complex*

  m/f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  accomplice; confederate, participant;

complex*

  , adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  closely connected with one, confederate, participant;

complexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  encircling; combination, association, connection; summary, resume; dilemma;

complexionatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  constituted; tempered;

complexitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Eccl]

  combination, association, connection; summary, resume; dilemma; complexity;

complexivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  connective, conjunctive; (grammar); serving for connecting (L+S);

complexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  embrace closely; join, combine (Ecc);

complexo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  embrace closely; join, combine (Ecc);

complexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - surrounding, encompassing, encircling; clasp, grasp, hold, embrace; inclusion;

  - sexual intercourse (w/Venerius/femineus); hand-to-hand fighting; stranglehold;

complicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bending, pliant, that may be folded together;

complicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  folding together, enveloping; multiplication;

complicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  complicity;

complico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fold/tie up/together; roll/curl/double up, wind (round); involve; bend at joint;

complico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fold/tie up/together; roll/curl/double up, wind (round); involve; bend at joint;

complodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clap/strike (hands) together, applaud (enthusiastically/with emotion);

comploratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lamentation, (vocal) mourning; loud/violent complaint/bemoaning/bewailing (L+S);

comploratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lamentation, (vocal) mourning; loud/violent complaint/bemoaning/bewailing (L+S);

comploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bewail, bemoan; lament loudly/together/violently; despair of; morn for;

compluo*

  uere, -, utum, V3.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be rained upon;

compluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rain-water runs/flows together/collects; it rains upon (L+S);

compluriens*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  several/many times, a good number of times; more than once;

complurimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great many (pl.), very many;

complus*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  many/several people/men(pl.), a fair/good number of people;

complus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  many/several things/items(pl.), a fair/good number of things;

complus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  many (pl.), several, a fair/good number; more than one (L+S);

complusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  several (pl.), more than one; a good many (L+S);

complusicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fairly/pretty often, not infrequently;

complutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  he who gives rain/who waters;

compluviatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  shaped/square like a compluvium/inward-sloping roof; of vines on such frame;

compluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inward-sloping central roof (guides rainwater to cistern); like frame for vines;

componderans*

  , adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  weighing;

compono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - compare; place/put/add/collect together, collate; match (up); store/hoard; calm;

  - construct, build; arrange, compile, compose, make up; organize, order; settle;

comportatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  transportation; bringing/carrying together (L+S);

comportionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  between boundaries of possessions/property (w/termmi/limits);

comporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carry, transport, bring in, convey (to market); bring together; amass, collect;

compos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  in possession/control/mastery of; sharing, guilty of, afflicted with; granted;

composcens*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  demanding at same time;

composite*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in orderly/skillful/well arranged/composed way; deliberately/regularly/properly;

compositicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  compound (words);

compositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - arrangement, combination; pairing/matching; order, sequence, structure; union;

  - agreement, pact; mixture (medicine); composition (music/prose); storing;

composititius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  compound (words);

compositivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for uniting, compositive;

composito*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  by prearrangement; concertedly;

compositor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  writer, composer; orderer, arranger, disposer, maker (L+S);

compositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - made-up/compound medicine; agreement/compact; [ex/de ~o => by pre-arrangement];

  - settled/peaceful situation (pl.), security, law and order;

compositura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assembling/fitting together; structure/assemblage; combination (words), syntax;

compositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - well-arranged/ordered, regular, matching; made up of several parts, compound;

  - prepared/ready/fit, suitable/trained/qualified; calm, peaceful; mature, sedate;

compossessor*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  joint-possessor;

compostio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  arrangement, composition;

compostura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assembling/fitting together; structure/assemblage; combination (words), syntax;

compostus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - well-arranged/ordered, regular, matching; made up of several parts, compound;

  - prepared/ready/fit, suitable/trained/qualified; calm, peaceful; mature, sedate;

compotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  drinking party; (translation of Greek); a drink/drinking together (L+S);

compotator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  drinking companion;

compotens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  that is able (to grant a prayer); having power with one (epithet of Diana L+S);

compotio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  put in possession of, make partaker of; (PASS) attain; obtain, come into (L+S);

compoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drink together;

compotor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking-companion/buddy;

compotrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking-companion (female); (bar girl?);

compraecido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cut each other off; cut off at same time (?) (L+S);

compraes*

  m., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon OLD]

  joint-surety;

compransor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  table-companion; companion at a banquet; boon companion (L+S);

comprecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  public supplication or prayers; common imploring of a deity (L+S);

compreco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  implore, invoke (gods); supplicate, pray that; pray for; pray to;

comprehendibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comprehensible, able to be grasped by senses/intellect; that can be seized;

comprehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - catch/seize/grasp firmly; arrest; take hold/root/fire, ignite; conceive (baby);

  - embrace; include/cover/deal with (in speech/law); express (by term/symbol);

comprehensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comprehensible, able to be grasped by senses/intellect; that can be seized;

comprehensibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  comprehensibility;

comprehensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - arrest, grasping; comprehension, understanding; classifying; idea, perception;

  - comprehensive argument; dilemma; region, zone; scope, range; grouping (words);

comprehensivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  comprehensive, conceivable;

comprehenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  seize in an embrace; embrace, hug;

comprendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - catch/seize/grasp firmly; arrest; take hold/root/fire, ignite; conceive (baby);

  - embrace; include/cover/deal with (in speech/law); express (by term/symbol);

comprensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - arrest, grasping; comprehension, understanding; classifying; idea, perception;

  - comprehensive argument; dilemma; region, zone; scope, range; grouping (words);

compresbyter*

  m., N2.3 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-presbyter;

compresse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  briefly, succinctly, in a compressed manner; urgently, pressingly, insistently;

compressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  squeezing, compression; sexual embrace, copulation; abridging, compression;

compresso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  press; oppress;

compressor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ravisher, rapist; one who presses/compresses (L+S);

compressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  compression, pressure; closing, pressing together; embracing/copulation;

compressus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  constricted/narrow/pressed together; bound/tight (bowels), constipated, binding;

comprimens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  astringent;

comprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - press/squeeze together, fold, crush; hem/shut/keep/hold in; copulate (male);

  - suppress/control/stifle/frustrate/subdue/cow, put down; hold breath; silence;

comprobatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  approval;

comprobator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  approver;

comprobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approve, accept, sanction, ratify; prove, justify, confirm, attest, bear out;

compromissarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  accepted as arbitrator by both parties (judge w/iudex); of arbitration;

compromissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  compromise; submission to arbitration;

compromissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  joint undertaking guaranteed by deposit of money to abide by arbitration;

compromitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enter into agreement to submit to arbitration/arbiter; agree to pay award;

comprovincialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  born in same province;

compte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  neatly, elegantly, in a well arrange manner; with ornament (L+S);

comptionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  of a mock/sham sale/marriage; poor, worthless; [~ senex => one used in sham];

comptor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who adorns; (hairdresser?);

comptulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elegantly dressed; luxuriously decked (L+S);

comptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  union, conjunction; head-dress, hairband; adornment; well dressed hair (pl.);

comptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adorned/ornamented/decked (hair); embellished, elegant/neat/pointed (discourse);

comptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - adorned/decorated, dressed/arranged/brushed (hair), smart; ornate/embellished;

  - elegant (writing/writers), neat, in order, polished, smoothed;

compugnantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  fighting together/with;

compugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fight together/with; struggle together (in argument);

compulsamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  impelling; exhortation;

compulsatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  contest, contention, (hostile) pressing together;

compulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  compulsion; (legal); urging (L+S); dunning; constraint;

compulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  batter, pound;

compulsor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  driver (of cattle); one who asks/forces a payment, exactor of money; (goon?);

compulsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  striking together (hostile);

compunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  puncture, prick; remorse, sting/prick of conscience;

compunctorius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  admonitory; hortatory;

compunctus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Bee]

  aroused, pricked; inspired; feeling remorse, remorseful;

compungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Sou]

  cause repentance; feel remorse/contrition; inspire w/devotion; (PASS) repent;

compungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prick, puncture (thoroughly); goad, stimulate; mark with points, tattoo;

compurgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  complete purification;

compurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- Pliny L&S]

  purify completely/thoroughly;

computabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  calculable, computable;

computatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  calculation, reckoning, computation; form/result of a particular calculation;

computator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  calculator, reckoner, accountant;

computatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  calculator;

computesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decay, rot, putrefy; (completely);

computo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  reckon/compute/calculate, sum/count (up); take/include in reckoning; work out;

computresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decay, rot, putrefy; (completely);

computus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  computation, calculation; bank account (Cal);

comte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  neatly, elegantly, in a well arrange manner; with ornament (L+S);

comtus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  union, conjunction; head-dress, hairband; adornment; well dressed hair (pl.);

comtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  - adorned/decorated/ornate, dressed/arranged/brushed/decked (hair), smart;

  - elegant (writing), embellished/elegant/neat/pointed; in order/polished/smooth;

comula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dainty/pretty hair;

comunis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - common/joint/public; general/universal; ordinary; sociable, courteous; related;

  - neutral, impartial (Mars); applicable on either side; same form for two cases;

conabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  laborious, difficult;

conamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  effort, exertion; power to move; attempt, endeavor, enterprise; prop, support;

conamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  implement used in gathering esparto grass; tool for uprooting plants (L+S);

conangusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confine to narrow space, cramp; make narrower; narrow scope/application;

conarache*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  type of sundial;

conatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attempt; endeavor, effort (L+S);

conatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  effort; attempt/design/attempted action (in pejorative sense); (usu. pl.) (L+S);

conatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  attempt, effort; exertion, struggle; impulse, tendency; endeavor, design;

conaudito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  confine to narrow space, cramp; make narrower; narrow scope/application;

conbenno*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- France veryrare OLD]

  those riding together in a benna (kind of (wickerwork?) carriage) (Gallic);

conbibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drink completely/together/up; hold back (tears); absorb, soak in; swallow up;

conbibo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinking companion/buddy;

conbullio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  boil fully/thoroughly;

conburo*

  rere, usi, ustum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- frequent SrcW]

  burn up/away; (w/love); consume/destroy w/fire; reduce to ash, cremate; scald;

conburo*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn up/away; (w/love); consume/destroy w/fire; reduce to ash, cremate; scald;

conbustio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  burning, consuming;

conbustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  burn, injury from burning/scalding;

conbustura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  burning;

conca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mollusk/murex/oyster/scallop; pearl/mollusk-shell; Triton horn; female genitalia

concaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  soil, pollute, defile, make foul (with excrement/ordure/dung);

concado*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fall together/at same time;

concaedes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  barricade (of felled trees), abatis; (also pl.);

concalefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  heat; make warm, warm thoroughly (L+S);

concalefactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  warning;

concalefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be/become heated/made warm/warmed thoroughly (L+S); (concalefacio PASS);

concaleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be/become warm; (thoroughly);

concalesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become/grow warm; warm up (with enthusiasm); glow with love (L+S);

concalfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heat; make warm, warm thoroughly (L+S);

concalfactorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  causing warmth, thermogenic; (medical); warming, suitable for warming (L+S);

concalfio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become heated/made warm/warmed thoroughly (L+S); (concalfacio PASS);

concallesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grow/become hard/hardened/callous/insensitive/shrewd/insensible/dull/obtuse;

concalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  summon;

concamaratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  vaulting; vaulted roof; vault;

concamaratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser other]

  vaulted, arched;

concamaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- common OLD]

  cover with an arch/vault, vault over;

concameratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  vaulting; vaulted roof;

concameratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser other]

  vaulted, arched;

concamero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- common OLD]

  cover with an arch/vault, vault over;

concandefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heat thoroughly;

concandefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be/become heated thoroughly; (concandefacio PASS);

concandesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  glow, become inflamed;

concaptivus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fellow-captive/prisoner;

concarnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  incarnation, uniting with flesh;

concarno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incarnate, unite/clothe with flesh;

concastigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chastise severely/thoroughly, punish; censure, dress down;

concatenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  connecting/joining; concatenation, sequence; fettering, binding;

concateno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  link/bind together; connect;

concatervatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  heaped/crowed together;

concatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fouled w/excrement; [catillus ~ => mince/hash => SOS/chipped beef on toast];

concavatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hollowed out;

concavitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cavity, hollow;

concavo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hollow out; round, curve; give hollow/curved form; hollows (pl.), a glen (Ecc);

concavum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  void, gap, hollow space;

concavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hollow/hollowed out; concave/curving inward; arched; bent/curved; sunken (eyes);

concedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  relinquish/give up/concede; depart; pardon; submit, allow/grant/permit/condone;

concelebratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  celebration; concelebration;

concelebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  celebrate, make known; go often/in large numbers/together, frequent, haunt;

concellita*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cell-mate, one who dwells with one in a cell;

concelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  keep secret, conceal altogether; conceal carefully (L+S);

concenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dinner party; (Cicero from Greek); supping together, table companionship (L+S);

concentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  unison singing/utterance; harmony (L+S);

concentor*

  m., N3.1 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  one who sings (with others in a chorus);

concentricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  concentric;

concenturio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assemble by centuries, gather by hundreds; marshal, bring together, prepare;

concentus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  singing (esp. birds)/playing/shouting together; harmony; concord; tune; choir;

conceptaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  containing vessel/place/space/receptacle; reservoir; place emotion is conceived;

conceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conception, action/fact of conceiving, pregnancy; idea/notion/formula/system;

conceptionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to conception;

conceptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  proclaimed/directed/movable (of holidays not held on same day every year);

concepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  conceive, become pregnant; conceive in mind;

conceptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fetus, that which is conceived; concept/ideas; measurement of volume/capacity;

conceptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conception; embryo/fetus; catching fire; storing water; cistern/basin/reservoir;

conceptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conceived, imagined; understood, adopted; [verba ~ => solemn/formal utterance];

concerno*

  nere, crevi, cretum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mix/mingle together (as in sieve in order to separate by sifting); sift/examine;

concero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  connect, join, twine; join in conflict;

concerpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tear/pull in/to pieces; pluck off; tear up, rend; censure, abuse, revile;

concerra*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  playfellow; crony;

concerro*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fellow idler; boon/jolly companion; (one who contributes to a common feast);

concertatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strife, conflict (esp. of words); wrangling, dispute, controversy;

concertativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  counter (charge/accusation); [accusatio ~ => charge brought against accuser];

concertator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rival; one who vies/contends with another (L+S);

concertatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  controversial, concerned with disputes; of controversy/disputation (L+S);

concerto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fight, engage in a contest, vie with; dispute, debate (zealously); argue over;

concerto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fight, engage in a contest, vie with, dispute, debate (zealously); argue over;

concessatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of stopping/resting (on a journey); stopping, delaying (L+S);

concessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  permission; grant/concession; admission, plea of excuse/for pardon; yielding;

concessivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to concession, concessive; (tending to concession);

concesso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cease/desist temporarily, leave off; rest;

concessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  concession; agreement; permission, leave; movement?;

concessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  permitted/allowable/allowed/granted; lawful; relinquished; permitting/conceding;

concha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mollusk/murex/oyster/scallop; pearl/mollusk-shell; Triton horn; female genitalia

concha*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  holy-water font;

conchatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  shell-formed, shell-like, shaped like a sea-shell;

concheus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  produced by an oyster; of/pertaining to a mollusk; [~ baca => pearl];

conchicla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  boiled bean; (boiled with shell/pod?);

conchiclatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prepared with beans;

conchis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  leguminous vegetable, kind of bean; (boiled with shell/pod);

conchita*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  one who harvests/gathers mollusks/murex/oysters;

conchortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  of/belonging to same cohort (battalion);

conchuela*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  holy-water font; small shell;

conchula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  small mollusk/mussel/oyster;

conchyliarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser Lev]

  purple dyer; (one who dyes with murex/purple-fish dye);

conchyliatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  person dressed in clothes of a purple color; (nobility);

conchyliatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  purple-dyed (dye from murex/mussel); of a purple color; clothed in purple;

conchylilegulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  collector of mussels; he who goes in quest for murex/purple-fish (Leverett);

conchylium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mollusk, murex/purple-fish; purple, purple dye/garments (pl.); plant iasine;

conchylium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shellfish; oyster; purple color;

conchyta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare Lev]

  one who harvests/gathers mollusks/murex/oysters;

concido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cut/chop up/down/to pieces; crop; ruin, kill, destroy; divide minutely; beat;

concido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fall down/faint/dead/victim/to earth/short, collapse; drop, subside; decline;

  - perish, be slain/sacrificed; lose one's case, fail, give out/lose heart, decay;

conciens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pregnant, teeming, full;

concieo*

  ire, ivi, itum, V6.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  move, set in violent motion, stir up; muster; rouse, excite, incite, provoke;

conciliabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  meeting/assembly/public place; district administrative center; meeting/assembly;

conciliaris*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  concillary, of council;

conciliarismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  theory of conciliarism; (theory/system of governing by Church councils);

conciliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  connection/union; winning over/favor; attraction; acceptance; desire; procuring;

conciliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mediator; intermediary, procurer; who provides/prepares/causes; promoter/agent;

conciliatricula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one that commends; recommender; that which conciliates/unites (L+S);

conciliatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  go-between (marriage/liaison), match-maker; who commends/endears/procures; bawd;

conciliatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  practice of arranging liaisons; trade of procurer, pimping, pandering (L+S);

conciliatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conjunction, joining, union (of atoms), connection (of bodies);

conciliatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  favorably inclined/disposed; devoted; favorable to, amenable; friendly; beloved;

conciliciatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  clothed in a garment of hair/hair-shirt; (of a penitent);

concilio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - unite, bring together/about; cause; win over, attract; acquire, procure, buy;

  - attract favor of, render favorably disposed; commend, endear; acquire; gain;

  - bring a woman to man as wife, match; procure as a mistress; obtain improperly;

concilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - public gathering/meeting; popular assembly, council; hearing; debate/discussion;

  - association, society, company; union/connection (of objects); league of states;

concilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  sexual union/coition; close conjunction; bond of union; plant iasione blossom;

concinens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  harmonious, fitting; harmonious (L+S);

concinentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- lesser L&S]

  musical harmony; concord; symmetry;

concineratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sprinkled with ashes;

concingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gird; surround completely;

concinnaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exquisite, elegant; skillfully prepared (L+S);

concinnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  adjusting, preparing (economics); making, composing (letters/verses);

concinnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who dresses up something; arranger (L+S); (hair) dresser; maker/inventor;

concinnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elaborated, dressed up;

concinne*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  neatly, prettily, daintily, beautifully;

concinnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ready for use, trimmed;

concinnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  neatness/elegance; excessive ingenuity/refinement; grace/charm (of appearance);

concinniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cleverly, ingeniously;

concinnitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  neatness/elegance/beauty (of style);

concinno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - prepare/make ready; repair, put/set right/in order, touch up; arrange suitably;

  - make up, construct, concoct, put together; bring about, cause; render, make;

concinnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  set in order, neatly arranged/made; neat/elegant/clever (style); pretty/pleasing

concino*

  nere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sing/chant/shout/sound together; celebrate in song; say same thing, agree;

concio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  move, set in violent motion, stir up; muster; rouse, excite, incite, provoke;

concio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- inscription L&S]

  meeting/assembly; audience/speech; public opinion; parade addressed by general;

concio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sermon;

concionabundus*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- uncommon OLD]

  delivering public speech/harangue; proposing something at public assembly (L+S);

concionalis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/proper to public assembly/meeting; (disparaging) devoted to meetings;

concionarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/proper to public assembly/meeting; (disparaging) devoted to meetings;

concionator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  preacher; demagogue/agitator; haranguer; one who addresses public meetings;

concionatorius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  of sermon; of/proper to public assembly/meeting/gathering of people;

conciono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later legal --- common OLD]

  address assembly, deliver public speech; preach/harangue; attend public meeting;

concipilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  seize, take, catch; lay violent hands on;

concipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - take in/up, receive, catch; derive/draw (from); contain/hold; grasp; adopt; wed;

  - form, devise; understand, imagine; conceive, be mother of; utter (oath/prayer);

concise*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in detail; concisely, briefly (L+S);

concisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  dividing up (into clauses); cutting to pieces/destruction/mutilation (L+S);

concisor*

  m., N3.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  one who cuts down/fells;

concisorius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  suitable for cutting/felling;

concisura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  cut, incision; distribution, dividing up, split; hollow/chink/cleft (L+S);

concisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut up/off; broken, abrupt; short, brief, concise; minute/detailed, very small;

concitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  incentive, thing which rouses/agitates the mind;

concitate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rapidly/quickly/hurriedly; vehemently/animatedly/heatedly (speaking); ardently;

concitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - action of arousing passion/sexual desire, stimulation; passion; excitement;

  - rapid/quick/violent motion; impetuosity/animatedness (speaking); disturbance;

concitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  instigator, provoker, inciter, agitator, mover;

concitatrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that which excites/stimulates/stirs; (sexually);

concitatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  which excites/stimulates; (sexually); exciting, stimulating;

concitatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  impulse;

concitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fast/rapid; roused/vehement/violent (emotions); passionate, energetic; excited;

concito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stir up, disturb; discharge/hurl (missile); flow rapidly/strong current; rush;

  - rush; urge/rouse/agitate; enrage/inflame; spur/impel; summon/assemble; cause;

concito*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rapidly;

concitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  instigator, provoker; inciter, agitator; one who stirs up;

concitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inciting, spurring on; impetuosity; haste;

concitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  moving rapidly; headlong; agitated, disturbed; inflamed, roused; impelled;

conciucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  short sermon; brief address;

concivis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fellow-citizen;

conclamans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  noisy;

conclamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shouting/crying together (usu. grief); acclamation; loud shouting, shout (L+S);

conclamatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  published abroad by crying out; known, celebrated; lamentable, unfortunate;

conclamito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  keep shouting loudly; cry; call/cry out loudly (L+S);

conclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cry/shout aloud/out; make resound w/shouts; give a signal; summon; bewail/mourn;

conclave*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  room, chamber; lockable enclosed space; coop/cage; public lavatory; dining hall;

conclavista*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  cardinal in conclave;

conclavo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nail together;

conclericus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-clergyman/cleric;

concludenter*

  adv. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  consequently, by/in consequence;

concludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - shut up, confine; contain, limit; close; include (limit); conceal, keep secret;

  - conclude/finish; define; construct/compose (sentence); infer, deduce, imply;

concluse*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  in a rounded manner; in form of a period/complete sentence; harmonious (L+S)

conclusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  - rounded arrangement of sentence; peroration, logical conclusion; deduction;

  - state of siege; enclosing (area); fastening in position; conclusion, finish;

conclusiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  quibbling syllogism/argument; trifling/captious conclusion (L+S); sophism;

conclusive*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  conclusively; in form of a conclusion;

conclusum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  confined space; conclusion in a syllogism (L+S);

conclusura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  joint/fastening/joining (of an arch);

conclusus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shutting up; confining;

conclusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restricted, closed, confined;

concoctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  digestion, process of digestion;

concohortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  of/belonging to same cohort (battalion);

concolona*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-citizen/inhabitant (female); she who inhabits the same town/house;

concolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of the same color/faction, matching; of uniform color throughout; agreeing with;

concolorans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of the same color/faction, matching; like, similar; agreeing with;

concolorus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  of the same color/faction, matching; like, similar; agreeing with;

concomitantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  association;

concomitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  accompanied, escorted;

concomito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  attend, accompany, escort;

concopulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  join, unite;

concoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - cook down; heat/burn thoroughly; concoct from various ingredients; ripen/mature;

  - digest/promote digestion; put up with/tolerate/stomach; ponder; devise/concoct;

concordabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  harmonizing, easily according;

concordantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  agreement;

concordatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  concord, unanimity; reconciliation (Ecc); agreement;

concordatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  concordat, agreement (between church and civil authority); things (pl.) agreed;

concorde*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  harmoniously; in harmony;

concordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  concurrence/mutual agreement/harmony/peace; rapport/amity/concord/union; friend;

concordialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to concord/union;

concordis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- common OLD]

  agreeing, concurring; like-minded; united, joint, shared; peaceful, harmonious;

concorditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  concurrence, mutual agreement, harmony; rapport, amity, concord; union;

concorditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harmoniously, amicably, in a concordant manner;

concordo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harmonize; be in harmony/agreement/on good terms/friendly; agree; go by pattern;

concorporalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging to the same body/company;

concorporalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  comrade, one belonging to the same body/company;

concorporatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  union, harmony;

concorporatus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  incorporated, united in one body;

concorporeus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  of one body with;

concorporificatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incorporated, united in one body;

concorporo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unite into a single body, make one; incorporate (L+S);

concors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  agreeing, concurring; like-minded; united, joint, shared; peaceful, harmonious;

concrasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  thicken, make thick;

concreatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  created together;

concrebresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become frequent; (thoroughly, very); increase, gather strength (L+S);

concredo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  entrust for safe keeping; confide (secret or similar); consign/commit (L+S);

concreduo*

  uere, ui, ditum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  entrust for safe keeping; confide (secret or similar); consign/commit (L+S);

concrematio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  burning up; conflagration, great fire;

concrementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concretion; mixture (L+S);

concremo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  consume by fire; burn up/down entirely/completely/thoroughly; burn together;

concreo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  create together;

concrepatio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rattle/sound much/thoroughly/loudly;

concrepatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  noise; rattling/clatter; (of castanets);

concrepo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make noise (door), grate/creak; sound, crash/clash, rattle; snap (fingers);

concrescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  coagulation, solidification; condensing (L+S);

concresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  thicken; condense/collect; set/curdle/congeal; clot/coagulate; solidify/freeze;

concretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  formation into solid matter, compacting/condensing; materiality; matter/solid;

concretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  concrete; firm/solid matter;

concretus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  coagulation; solidifying; condensation (L+S);

concretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  - composed/formed; composite; concrete; solid/hard/stiff/frozen; matted; dense;

  - condensed; curdled/clotted; cohering/closed up; constipated; ingrained (sin);

concrimino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  bring a charge; make an accusation; make bitter accusations, complain (L+S);

concrispo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  curl (hair); move in curls, curl/swirl (vapors/fog); brandish (weapon) (L+S);

concrispus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  curled;

concrucifigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  crucify together;

concrucifigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon SrcW]

  crucify together;

concrusio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cause violent pain; torment, rack, torture severely;

concrustatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incrusted, entirely covered with a crust;

conctabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  lingering, loitering; slow to action, delaying, hesitating, hesitant; tardy;

conctanter*

  adv. [late --- --- common L&S]

  hesitantly, slowly, with delay/hesitation; tardily; stubbornly;

conctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  meeting/assembly; audience/speech; public opinion; parade addressed by general;

concubatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lying/reclining upon;

concubeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 +dat [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  lie with (sexual and not); have sexual intercourse with;

concubina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  concubine; kept mistress, one living in concubinage; (milder than paelex L+S);

concubinalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lascivious, lewd, wanton; voluptuous;

concubinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  keeper of concubines;

concubinarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  of/related to concubines;

concubinatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  concubinage; cohabiting when not married; illicit intercourse;

concubinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  catamite; male paramour; kept man, one who lives in concubinage;

concubitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  relating to sexual intercourse;

concubitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sexual intercourse, coitus;

concubitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow sleeper; sleeping partner; bed fellow/mate; cohabitor; concubine;

concubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lying together (sleeping/dining/sex); sexual intercourse, coitus; sexual act;

concubium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  early night/first sleep/bedtime; sexual intercourse;

concubius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of lying in sleep [nox ~ => the early night/first sleep/bedtime];

concubo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lie with (sexual and not); have sexual intercourse with;

conculcatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  treading under foot, stamping on;

conculco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tread/trample upon/underfoot/down; crush, oppress; despise, disregard;

conculium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mollusk, murex/purple-fish; purple, purple dye/garments (pl.); plant iasine;

concumbo*

  bere, bui, bitum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lie with/together (w/DAT); (for sexual intercourse); cohabit;

concumulatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heaped up; accumulated;

concupiens*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very desirous, warmly desiring;

concupio*

  pere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  desire/wish greatly/eagerly/ardently; covet, long for, be desirous of;

concupiscentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  longing, eager desire for; concupiscence; desire for carnal/worldly things;

concupiscentialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  full of desire; (lustful);

concupiscentivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  passionately desiring;

concupiscibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  worthy to be longed for, very desirable; valuable (Ecc);

concupiscitivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  passionately desiring;

concupisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desire eagerly/ardently; covet, long for; aim at; conceive a strong desire for;

concupitor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coveter, one who longs eagerly for/covets something;

concurator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  joint guardian; co-trustee;

concurialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  of/belonging to same curia/division of the Roman people;

concurialis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  one belonging to the same curia/division of the Roman people;

concuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attend to thoroughly/completely; care for suitably (L+S);

concurrentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  concurrence; mutual participation; competition (Cal);

concurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - run/assemble/knock/snap together; agree, fit, concur; coincide; make same claim;

  - charge, fight/engage in battle; come running up/in large numbers; rally;

concurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - run/assemble/knock/snap together; agree, fit, concur; coincide; make same claim;

  - charge, fight/engage in battle; come running up/in large numbers; rally;

concursatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  running/pushing together; journeying to and fro; skirmish; disorderly meeting;

concursator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common L&S]

  skirmisher; one who runs hither and thither/to and fro/about;

concursator*

  , adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  skirmishing; that runs hither and thither/to and fro/about;

concursatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to skirmishing; [~ pugna => skirmish];

concursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  running together, conjunction, meeting; coincidence; juxtaposition; repetition;

concurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rush/run to and fro/about/together/to visit; clash; visit in turn; run through;

concursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - running to and fro/together, collision, charge/attack; assembly/crowd; tumult;

  - encounter; combination, coincidence; conjunction, juxtaposition; joint right;

concurvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bend down; bend, curve (L+S);

concussibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that can be shaken;

concussio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shaking/disturbance; earthquake; extortion by violence/intimidation, shake down;

concussor*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  extortionist; one who extorts money by threats;

concussura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  extortion, extorting money by threats;

concussus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  action of striking together; shock; shaking (L+S); concussion;

concussus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stirred/shaken up; restless;

concustodio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  watch over/carefully, guard, protect;

concutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - shake/vibrate/agitate violently; wave, brandish; (sound) strike (the ear);

  - strike together/to damage; weaken/shake/shatter; harass/intimidate; rouse;

condalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ring (worn on the finger);

condama*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  farmer's land; land held by colonus;

condator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joint contributor/giver/donor;

condecens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  becoming, seemly;

condeceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be fitting/proper for, suit;

condeceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it is fitting/becoming/seemly/meet; (w/ACC + INF);

condecerno*

  nere, crevi, cretum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  decide, judge, determine together; jointly settle/resolve;

condecoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adorn, embellish with ornament/excessively/carefully; decorate, grace;

condecuralis*

  m., N3.3 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  he who has been a decurion with one; fellow decurion;

condecurio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  fellow decurion; he who is/has been a decurion with one;

condelecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  delight in; (PASSIVE) be delighted with something;

condeliquesco*

  cere, icui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  melt wholly/completely (away); dissolve (completely), dissipate;

condemnabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  worthy of condemnation;

condemnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  condemnation; verdict; damages awarded in a civil case; sentence (Ecc);

condemnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  accuser, one who procures a condemnation; condemner, one who passes sentence;

condemnatorius*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  condemnatory, expressing condemnation;

condemno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  condemn, doom, convict; find guilty; (pass) sentence; blame, censure, impugn;

condensatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  condensation; condensing, compressing;

condensatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  capacitor;

condensatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  concentrated (in kitchen);

condenseo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compress; pack/press closely together; condense/make firm; (PASS) grow thickly;

condenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  compress; pack/press closely together; condense/make firm; (PASS) grow thickly;

condensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  thicket; woods (pl.); leafy boughs;

condensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dense, thick; wedged together, closely/tightly packed; close; coherent;

condepso*

  sere, sui, stum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  knead together;

condescendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  condescend, stoop; let oneself down;

condescensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  condescension;

condesertor*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-deserter;

condicio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - agreement/contract; terms, proposal/option/alternative; situation; stipulation;

  - marriage (contract); spouse, bride; relation of lover/mistress; paramour;

condicionabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conditional;

condicionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conditional, contingent upon certain conditions, with a condition attached;

condicionaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conditionally, in a conditional manner;

condico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - agree (on), declare/promise; undertake; give notice; obligate, engage (to dine);

  - claim redress/restitution; make actions for damages; fix/appoint (date/price);

condicticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  relating to reclaiming property/restitution/repossession;

condictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  claim of restitution of property or for damages; giving notice of legal action;

condictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  proclamation of a religious festival;

condictitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  (legal action) for the purpose of reclaiming property/restitution/repossession;

condictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fixer, arranger, one who fixes/arranges;

condictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  agreement; appointment;

condigne*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in an appropriate manner, fittingly, worthily; very worthily (L+S);

condignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appropriate, worthy, befitting; wholly deserving, very worthy (L+S);

condimentarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who prepares/sells spices/seasoning;

condimentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  used for seasoning; of/pertaining to spices/seasoning;

condimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spice, seasoning; that which renders acceptable; condiment; tempering quality;

condio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  preserve/pickle; embalm/mummify; spice; season/flavor/render pleasant/give zest;

condiscipula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  fellow pupil (female); schoolmate;

condiscipulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  time/fact of being a fellow pupil; companionship in school (L+S);

condiscipulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- common OLD]

  fellow pupil/student (male); schoolfellow, schoolmate; fellow disciple (Ecc);

condisco*

  cere, idici, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  learn thoroughly/well; learn about; learn in company with (another) (w/DAT);

conditaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suitable for pickling/preserving; pickled/preserved (L+S);

conditarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dealer in preserved foods;

conditicius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  preserved; laid up;

conditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - agreement/contract; terms, proposal/option; situation; (misread condicio);

  - marriage (contract); spouse; relation of lover; paramour; (misread condicio);

  - seasoning/flavoring/spicing (of food/wine); method of preserving (food);

conditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  creating, making; thing made, work; creation (Vulgate);

conditionabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conditional;

conditionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  conditional, contingent upon certain conditions, with a condition attached;

conditionaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  conditionally, in a conditional manner;

conditionate*

  adv. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  conditionally;

conditionatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  conditional; conditioned;

conditione*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  conditionally;

condititius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  preserved; laid up;

conditivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tomb, sepulcher;

conditivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  suitable for preserving/storing; preserved/stored/laid up (food);

conditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - original builder, founder; originator/creator; author; preserver; organizer;

  - seasoner, one who seasons; one who prepares a thing in a savory manner (L+S);

conditorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tomb/sepulcher; coffin (L+S); place for ashes; repository, place to store;

conditorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of savings;

conditrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foundress, female founder; she who lays to rest (L+S late);

conditum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  aromatic/spiced wine; seasoned food (pl.) (OLD);

conditum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  secret, something hidden/concealed;

conditura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  method of flavoring/seasoning/pickling/preserving (fruit)/tempering (glass);

conditura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  preparing; preserving (fruits); preserving material; condiment, spice; jam;

conditus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  founding (of a city); establishment; preparing (L+S); preserving fruit; hiding;

conditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  preserved, kept in store; hidden, concealed, secret; sunken (eyes);

conditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seasoned, spiced up, flavored, savory; polished, ornamented (discourse/style);

condo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - put/insert (into); store up/put away, preserve, bottle (wine); bury/inter; sink;

  - build/found, make; shut (eyes); conceal/hide/keep safe; put together, compose;

  - restore; sheathe (sword); plunge/bury (weapon in enemy); put out of sight;

condocefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  train; discipline; teach, instruct (L+S);

condocefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become trained/disciplined/taught/instructed (L+S); (condocefacio PASS);

condoceo*

  ere, cui, ctum, V2.1 trans [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  teach, instruct; train, exercise (L+S);

condoctor*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-teacher;

condoctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  taught; well learnt, well instructed;

condoleo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 intrans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  feel severe pain; suffer greatly/with another; feel another's pain; empathize;

condolesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be painful, ache; feel grief/sorrow; grieve;

condoma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  farmer's land; land held by colonus;

condominus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  co-owner, one who shares domain;

condomo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  check, curb; tame completely;

condomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  condom;

condonatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  giving away; donation, gift (Ecc);

condonatus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  lay brother; oblate;

condono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  give (away/up); present; make present of; forgive/pardon/absolve; sacrifice to;

condormio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sleep soundly; be fast asleep;

condormisco*

  cere, omivi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fall asleep, go to sleep;

condrilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

condrille*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

condrion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

condrylla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant, gum succory? (Chondrilla funcea); Spanish savory, endive/chicory (L+S);

conducenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  profitably, wisely; becomingly; properly, suitably, appropriately (L+S);

conducibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  expedient, advantageous; wise, advisable; profitable (L+S);

conduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - draw/bring together, collect, assemble; unite/join; cause to curdle/coagulate;

  - employ, hire; rent; borrow; contract for, undertake; farm the taxes;

conduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be of advantage/profitable/expedient; be proper/fitting/concerned with; tend to

conducticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hired, mercenary; rented (house); of/pertaining to hire (L+S);

conductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  renting, taking a lease; hiring; bringing together (premises of an argument);

conductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  spasm; convulsion;

conductitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  hired, mercenary; rented (house); of/pertaining to hire (L+S);

conductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  employer/hirer; contractor; lessee/renter; entrepreneur (Cal);

conductrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hirer (female), who hires or rents a thing; lessee/renter;

conductrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  conductor (of electricity);

conductum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anything hired/leased; rented house/dwelling; lease/contract;

conductus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  mercenary soldiers (pl.), hirelings; [bella conducta => war by mercenaries];

conductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  contraction; (of eye/other); convulsion/spasm(?); [~ Paschae => Low Sunday];

conductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hired; composed of hired men/mercenaries; taken under contract, leased;

condulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sweeten;

condulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- lesser L&S]

  knob/knuckle of a joint; joint of a reed, reed; fist (pl.); ring (OLD);

condumno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  condemn, doom, convict; find guilty; (pass) sentence; blame, censure, impugn;

conduplicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  doubling; (facetiously an embrace); reiteration/repetition (word/phrase);

conduplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  double, make twofold/twice as much/great; make two kinds; embrace (w/corpora);

condurdum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified);

conduro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  harden, make hard;

condus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who stores (provisions);

condyloma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  callous anal protuberance; swelling in the parts around the anus (L+S);

condylus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- lesser L&S]

  knob/knuckle of a joint; joint of a reed, reed; fist (pl.); ring (OLD);

conea*

  f., N1.1 thing [archaic agri Italy veryrare OLD]

  stork; (Praenestine form of circonia);

conective*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connectively, conjunctively;

conecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  join/fasten/link together, connect/associate; lead to; tie; implicate/involve;

conesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  honor, grace; do honor/pay respect to; make respectable; prevent baldness (L+S);

conexe*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in connection; connectively;

conexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  junction/meeting; causal sequence; conclusion/deduction; association/connection;

conexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  binding together; close union; organic union; syllable;

conexivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  serving to unite/join (words/clauses), copulative, conjunctive, connective;

conexo*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in connection; connectively;

conexum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  hypothetical proposition; necessary consequence, inevitable inference (L+S);

conexus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  joined/linked; bound by ties; contiguous; related/associated/interdependent;

conexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  connection; joining together; combination (L+S);

confabrico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  construct, build up; compose, make (L+S);

confabulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  conversation; discoursing together;

confabulator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  one who converses; (with God);

confabulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conversation;

confabulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  converse, talk together; talk about; discuss something (L+S);

confabulo*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  companion; (Erasmus);

confacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make together;

confamulans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  serving together; (in the same household);

confamulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-servant;

confarreatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  marriage ceremony, in which meal/grain (far) was given as an offering;

confarreo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  marry by confarreatio (ceremony with meal/grain offering); contract marriage;

confatalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fated by implication; jointly dependent on fate (L+S); decided by fate;

confectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - making ready/preparation; compiling (book/account), composition; conclusion/end;

  - destroying/diminishing/weakening/impairing; reduction (food chewing/digestion);

confector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  maker/preparer; who conducts (business); finisher; consumer; destroyer, slayer;

confectorarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  slaughter; butcher;

confectorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  slaughterhouse, place where swine/hogs are slaughtered/butchered;

confectrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destroyer, that which destroys;

confectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  preparation, making, manufacture;

confectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  with her litter (w/sus of a sow); (offered with all her young for sacrifice);

confederatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  confederation; league;

confederatorus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  conspirator;

confedero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  confederate; join in league;

confercio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stuff/cram/pack/press (close) together; fill densely; raise a shout in unison;

conferentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  conference, meeting, gathering;

confermento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  leaven, ferment through and through;

confero*

  rre, ntuli, ollatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring together, carry/convey; collect/gather, compare; unite, add; direct/aim;

  - discuss/debate/confer; oppose; pit/match against another; blame; bestow/assign;

confero*

  rre, ntuli, nlatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring together, carry/convey; collect/gather, compare; unite, add; direct/aim;

  - discuss/debate/confer; oppose; pit/match against another; blame; bestow/assign;

conferrumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  cause to join; knit together (fractures); cement (L+S); solder together;

confersus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - crowded/pressed together/thronging; in close order (troops); dense/compact;

  - full (of), crammed (with), abounding (in) (w/ABL); as a whole, summarized;

conferte*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a compact body/bunch/formation; closely;

confertim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a compact body/bunch/formation; closely;

confertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - crowded/pressed together/thronging; in close order (troops); dense/compact;

  - full (of), crammed (with), abounding (in) (w/ABL); as a whole, summarized;

conferumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  cause to join; knit together (fractures); cement (L+S); solder together;

conferva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  aquatic plant; (kind of conferva/fresh water Green Algae?); (w/medicinal power);

confervefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  boil, make thoroughly hot; make glowing/melting hot (L+S);

confervefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be boiled/made very hot/glowing/melting hot (L+S); (confervefacio PASS);

confervesco*

  cere, rbui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become heated; grow hot; begin to boil (L+S); heal, grow together (bones);

confervesco*

  cere, vui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become heated; grow hot; begin to boil (L+S); heal, grow together (bones);

confervo*

  vere, rbui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  knit (broken bones), grow together, heal; seethe/boil together (L+S);

confervo*

  vere, vui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  knit (broken bones), grow together, heal; seethe/boil together (L+S);

confessarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  confessor;

confessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  confession, creed, avowal of belief/faith; acknowledgement of Christ; suffering;

confessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  confession, acknowledgement; (act implying) admission (of guilt); proof, token;

confessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Vul]

  praise, thanksgiving; (Vulgate);

confessionale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  confessional;

confessionalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  confessional;

confessionalis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  confessional;

confessor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  confessor of Christianity; martyr; lower clergy; pious monk; confessor (modern);

confessorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  based on admission/claiming a right (w/actio); of a confession/acknowledgement;

confessum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  acknowledged/generally admitted fact; substance of a confession;

confessus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  one who admits/confesses liability/crime;

confessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  admitted, acknowledged; generally admitted, manifest, obvious; confessed;

confestim*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  immediately, suddenly; at once, without delay, forthwith; rapidly, speedily;

confibula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wooden double clamp/cramp, clincher;

confici*

  ce, fexi, -, V8.3 trans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - make, construct; prepare, complete, accomplish; cause; perform; do thoroughly;

  - compose; amass, collect; raise (troops); traverse; eat up, consume; expend;

  - finish off; kill, dispatch; defeat finally, subdue/reduce/pacify; chop/cut up;

conficiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  productive of; [~ litterarum => diligent in keeping accounts];

conficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - make, construct; prepare, complete, accomplish; cause; perform; do thoroughly;

  - compose; amass, collect; raise (troops); traverse; eat up, consume; expend;

  - finish off; kill, dispatch; defeat finally, subdue/reduce/pacify; chop/cut up;

confictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fabrication; invention (of an accusation/falsehood);

conficto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fabricate/invent/concoct an accusation/falsehood together; counterfeit/feign;

confictor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fabricator, he who fabricates/concocts a thing;

confictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  forged; counterfeit;

confidejussor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  joint surety/bond;

confidelis*

  m., N3.3 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-believer;

confidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assured/confident; bold/daring/undaunted; overconfident, presumptuous; trusting;

confidenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boldly, daringly, with assurance; audaciously, impudently, with effrontery;

confidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assurance/confidence; boldness, impudence, audacity; firm belief/expectation;

confidentiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- --- veryrare OLD]

  speaking audaciously; speaking confidently (L+S);

confideo*

  ere, -, isum, V2.1 semidep [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  rely on, trust (to); believe, be confident/assured/sure; (Vulgate 4 Ezra 7:98);

confido*

  dere, -, isum, V3.1 semidep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  have confidence in, rely on, trust (to); believe, be confident/assured; be sure;

configo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - fasten/nail together, construct; set/cover with studs/points; drive in (nails);

  - pierce through, transfix; strike down, pierce with a weapon;

configuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  configuration; similar formation;

configuratus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  made like; fashioned; conformable;

configuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mold, shape; form from/after something, fashion accordingly (L+S);

confindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  split, cleave; divide, cleave asunder (L+S);

confine*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  boundary, border, border-line; confine, neighborhood (L+S);

confingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fashion/fabricate, construct by shaping/molding; invent/feign/devise; pretend;

confinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  adjoining, contiguous/having a common boundary; closely connected, allied, akin;

confinis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to boundaries; boundary-, border-;

confinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  common boundary (area); border, limit; proximity/nearness/neighborhood;

confinius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  adjoining, contiguous/having a common boundary; closely connected, allied, akin;

confinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one whose property is adjacent/adjoining, neighbor;

confio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [early --- --- common L&S]

  - be made/constructed/prepared/completed/accomplished/caused/performed/done;

  - be composed/amassed/collected/raised (troops); be consumed/expended/spent;

  - be finished off/killed/dispatched/subdued/reduced/pacified/defeated finally;

  - be chopped/cut up; be recorded/written; come about/happen; (conficio PASS);

confirmanda*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  candidate for confirmation (female);

confirmandus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  candidate for confirmation;

confirmate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  confidently, with assurance; firmly (L+S);

confirmate*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  firmly;

confirmatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - making firm, quieting fears; encouragement/making confident/consolation;

  - confirmation/verification/establishing; proof; corroboration; adducing proofs;

confirmative*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  confirmatively, corroboratively;

confirmativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  affirmation; affirmative;

confirmativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  serving for confirmation, confirmative, corroborative;

confirmator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  guarantor; that/who confirms/establishes a thing (L+S); surety, security;

confirmatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  she who confirms/establishes a thing;

confirmatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confident/assured; well established/firmly based; well attested/certain/proven;

confirmatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  encouraged; courageous, resolute; asserted/affirmed; certain, credible; proved;

confirmitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  self-assurance; firmness of will (L+S); obstinacy;

confirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - strengthen, develop, build up (w/troops); make secure/firm; reassure; secure;

  - assert positively; declare, prove, confirm, support; sanction; encourage;

confiscatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  confiscation/seizure of a person's property; forfeiting;

confiscator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  treasurer; master of the exchequer;

confisco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  confiscate/seize (for the public treasury); lay-up in a treasury, store;

confisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  assurance; trust, confidence;

confiteo*

  ere, -, fessum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  confess (w/ACC), admit, acknowledge, reveal, disclose; concede, allow; denote;

confixilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fixed together, constructed; that can be joined together (L+S);

confixio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  firm joining together;

conflabello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fan violently; kindle;

conflaccesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grow weak; grow quite languid (L+S);

conflagratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conflagration, burning; (applied to the eruption of a volcano);

conflagratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  burnt up; completely consumed by fire;

conflagro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be on fire/burn; be burnt down/consumed/utterly destroyed; be/become inflamed;

conflammo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inflame;

conflans*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  refining, purifying;

conflatile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cast idol/image;

conflatilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cast; molten (Ecc);

conflatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  fanning, kindling, stirring up; casting, molding (in metal);

conflator*

  m., N3.1 person [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  metal-caster;

conflatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  melting/casting furnace; (for metal); crucible (Ecc);

conflatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  melting (of metals by fire);

conflax*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  places (pl.) exposed on all sides to the winds; (L+S);

conflexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bent; curved round;

conflictatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  struggle, contest, contention; convulsion; dispute; punishing (L+S); collision;

conflictatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who afflicts;

conflictatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  struck together; collided; contended, battled; argued, disagreed;

conflictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collision/striking together; clash, disagreement/inconsistency; act of fighting;

conflicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - harm, assail, harass, distress, torment, vex; bring to ruin;

  - strike frequently/forcibly/violently; buffet; ruin;

conflicto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contend, struggle; enter into a contest;

conflictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  clash, collision; impact; fight, contest (L+S); impulse; impression; necessity;

confligatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  struck together; collided; contended, battled; argued, disagreed;

confligium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  striking/dashing together; (waves);

confligo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clash, collide; contend/fight/combat; be in conflict/at war; argue/disagree;

conflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - kindle/ignite, blow on; arouse/stir up; melt (down); cast/weld; run up debt;

  - start, cause, bring about; bring/rake together, compose; invent/concoct (lie);

conflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- frequent Eccl]

  forge; refine, purify; inflame;

conflorens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blooming/blossoming/flourishing together/strongly;

confloreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  bloom/flourish together;

conflox*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  places (pl.) exposed on all sides to the winds; (L+S);

confluctuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wave, swell, undulate, fluctuate; surge/rise in waves on all sides (L+S);

confluens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confluence, meeting place/junction of rivers; name of town (pl.) (now Coblenz);

confluentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conflux, flowing together; confluence; [Confluentia => Coblenz];

confluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flow/flock/come together/abundantly, meet/assemble; gather/collect; be brought;

confluus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flowing together;

confluvium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confluence, place where streams of water/air meet; sink, drain;

conflux*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  places (pl.) with rivers on all sides; junction/meeting of several rivers;

confodio*

  dere, confodi, ossum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stab/run through, wound fatally; pierce, harm; dig up/turn over (land); trench;

confoederatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  agreement, covenant; league, union, confederation (Ecc);

confoedero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  unite, join in a league;

confoedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  befoul, make filthy;

confoedustus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  allies (pl.);

confoedustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  allied, joined in alliance;

conforane*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  working/selling at the same market place;

conforio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  defile/pollute with ordure/diarrhea; (rude);

conformalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  similar, like, conformable;

conformatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shape, form; character/constitution; idea, notion; figure of speech; inflection;

conformator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  framer, former;

conformis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  similar, like;

conformitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  likeness; conformity (Ecc); agreement;

conformo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  shape/mold skillfully; outline, describe; train/educate/teach; make to agree;

confornicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  arching/vaulting over (of a space);

confornico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  vault over, over-arch, cover with an arched roof;

confortatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  comfort, consolation, solace;

conforto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  strengthen very much; (reinforce, fortify); console, comfort (Bee); encourage;

conforto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  wax strong; take courage;

confossus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  punctured, pierced; pierced through; full of holes;

confoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  care for, tend; warm (L+S); foster; cherish assiduously;

confracesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  putrefy, rot;

confractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  breach; rupture; fracture;

confractorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  prayer at end of Cannon in Ambrosian rite;

confractura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  breach; rupture; fracture;

confractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  broken; irregular; uneven;

confragose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roughly, unevenly;

confragosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rough/uneven/broken ground; rough place; thicket; difficulty;

confragosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  rough, uneven, broken; difficult, hard, difficult to accomplish;

confragum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rough place; thicket (L+S);

confragus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rough, uneven, broken; difficult, hard, difficult to accomplish;

confraria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  brotherhood, association, fraternity;

confrater*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  brother; colleague, confrere, fellow; guild brother;

confraternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  association, brotherhood, society/confraternity/confederation/sodality/guild;

confratria*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sodality, society;

confrax*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  places (pl.) exposed on all sides to the winds; (L+S);

confremo*

  mere, mui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  resound, ring, echo; make a noise; murmur loudly;

confrequento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - visit frequently/in large numbers, frequent; increase in numbers;

  - celebrate/keep (festival); keep in mind; maintain (memory of the dead);

confricamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  something/compound for rubbing; dentifrice;

confricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vigorous rubbing; friction;

confrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rub vigorously; rub (with unguents, massage, rub down (body); rub/make smooth;

confrigo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  burn up;

confringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  break up/down/in pieces/in two; shatter/destroy/crush/ruin/wreck; subvert/undo;

confrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover with power (or the like); rub in (L+S);

confrixo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roast/fry (with something);

confronto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  confront;

confuga*

  m/f., N1.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  refugee, one who takes refuge;

confugela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  place of refuge;

confugio*

  gere, confugi, itum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flee (for refuge/safety/protection); take refuge; have recourse/appeal to;

confugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sanctuary, refuge, place of refuge; shelter (L+S);

confulcio*

  ire, lsi, ltum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  press together;

confulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shine, gleam; be resplendent; shine brightly, glitter, glisten (L+S);

confultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pressed together;

confundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - pour/mix/mass/bring together; combine/unite/blend/merge; spread over, diffuse;

  - upset/confuse; blur/jumble; bring disorder/ruin; disfigure; bewilder, dismay;

confunero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bury, inter; ruin, destroy;

confusaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  composite, derived from several sources; mingled (L+S); miscellaneous;

confuse*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in a confused/disorderly/perplexed way, fumblingly; indiscriminately; vaguely;

confusicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mixed; hodge-podge;

confusim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  confusedly, in a disorderly manner/fashion;

confusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mingling/mixture/union; confusion/confounding/disorder; trouble; blushing/shame;

confusionismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  confusion; shame;

confusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - mixed together/jumbled/disordered; in disorder; indistinct; inarticulate;

  - confused/perplexed, troubled; vague/indefinite, obscure; embarrassed/blushing;

confutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  refutation; action of proving false; confutation (L+S);

confuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - restrain, check, repress, dampen, suppress, diminish; keep from boiling over;

  - abash, silence (accuser); shock; disprove, refute; convict of error; put down;

confutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  refuter; opponent;

confutuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  have sexual intercourse with (woman); (rude); lie with conjugally (L+S);

cong*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  liquid measure (about 3 quarts); (6 sextarri, 1/4 urna); abb. cong.;

congarrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  prattle;

congaudeo*

  ere, avisi, avisum, V2.1 intrans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  rejoice with one/together;

congelasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  freeze; congeal owing to cold;

congelatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  frost; action of freezing; freezing, congealing (L+S);

congelatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  frozen;

congelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - cause to freeze/congeal/grow hard; (PASS) become frozen, congeal/curdle/freeze;

  - harden; make/become hard; strike fear into, chill; render/become inactive;

congeminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  doubling; (of an embrace, embracing);

congemino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  double; increase; combine to double size; redouble; employ in repeated action;

congemisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  sigh deeply;

congemo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  groan/moan (loudly), utter a cry of grief/pain; bewail, lament; sigh deeply;

congenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  akin; linguistically related (languages); innate;

congener*

  m., N2.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joint son-in-law?;

congener*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging to same family (plant); of the same race/kind (L+S);

congenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bind by ties of kinship, unite; give birth/beget/produce at the same time;

congeniclatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  forced to one's knees; fallen upon the knees (L+S);

congeniclo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall on one's knees;

congenitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  congenital, existing from time of birth; coeval; born/produced together with;

congentilis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  persons (pl.) belonging to the same gens; relatives, kindred;

congenuclatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  forced to one's knees;

congenuclo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall on one's knees;

conger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  conger eel; sea eel (L+S);

congeria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  heap, pile, mass; collection/accumulation (events/words); the ruins; chaos;

congeries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heap, pile, mass; collection/accumulation (events/words); the ruins; chaos;

congermanatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  related, associated;

congermanesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become allied/united (to); grow up/together with one (L+S);

congermanus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grown together/up with; united with;

congerminalis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  from the same stalk/stock;

congermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  sprout, put forth shoots; shoot forth at the same time (L+S);

congero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - collect, bring/get together, amass; heap/pile up/on; build, construct; compile;

  - consign (to one's stomach); assemble/crowd together; give repeatedly, shower;

congero*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  thief;

congerra*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  playfellow; crony;

congerro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fellow idler; boon/jolly companion; (one who contributes to a common feast);

congeste*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  briefly; summarily;

congesticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  raised, heaped/piled up; of material brought to the spot; brought together;

congestim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in heaps; heaped together (L+S);

congestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  action of filling (holes/ditches); heap/mass/pile; combination/accumulation;

congestitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  raised, heaped/piled up; of material brought to the spot; brought together;

congesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bring/carry together;

congestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  action of bringing together/assembling/heaping; heap/pile/mass; big collection;

congestus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brought together; pressed/crowded together; thick;

congestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  piled up, crowded together;

congialis*

  is, e, adj. [early science --- veryrare OLD]

  holding a congius (3 quarts); (liquid measure);

congiarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  largess for soldiers/poor; gift in grain/oil/wine/salt/money; 1 congius vessel;

congiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to/holding the (liquid) measure of one congius (about 3 quarts);

congius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  liquid measure (about 3 quarts); (6 sextarri, 1/4 urna); abb. cong.;

conglacio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  freeze, turn (entirely) to ice; cause to freeze up; be inactive;

conglacio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  freeze, turn to ice;

conglisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grow, increase; blaze up, be kindled; become illustrious;

conglobatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in heaps, in a mass;

conglobatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  accumulation; massing together (things); crowding/gathering together (people);

conglobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  form/make into a ball; roll up; accumulate; crowd/press/mass together; clot;

conglomeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  assembly; crowding together;

conglomero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  concentrate, gather into a compact mass; heap (evils upon a person) (w/in+ACC);

conglorifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  glorify together with (others); (PASSIVE) be glorified with;

conglutinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  joint; joining by cohesion; gluing/cementing/joining together (L+S);

conglutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bind (books);

conglutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glue/stick/bind/cohere together; cement; cleave to; bring to agreement; devise;

conglutino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  glue/stick/bind/cohere together; cement; cleave to; bring to agreement; devise;

conglutinosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  glutinous; viscous;

congluvialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  additional/tacked on (days) for proceedings after a break?;

congradus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  keeping pace with; apace;

congraeco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  squander like a Greek; lavish on banquets, squander on luxury (L+S);

congratulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  congratulations; wishing of joy, congratulating;

congratulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  congratulate; wish joy; rejoice with (ECC);

congredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  meet, approach, near; join in battle, come to grips; contend/engage (at law);

congredio*

  ire, -, essum, V3.4 dep [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  meet, approach, near; join in battle, come to grips; contend/engage (at law);

congregabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that group(s) together; social, easily brought together (L+S);

congregalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  uniting together; joining;

congregatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  together; in crowds;

congregatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  act of forming social group; association, community; brotherhood; congregation;

congregativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for uniting/congregating, copulative;

congregator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  assembler, one who brings together; convener?;

congregatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  union, association;

congrego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  collect/bring together/assemble/convene; flock, congregate; group; concentrate;

congregus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  united/collected in flocks/herds;

congressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  meeting, visit, interview; encounter; conflict, attack; sexual intercourse;

congressor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who meets/assembles with;

congressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - meeting, interview; assembly/conference; encounter; engagement, clash; contest;

  - union, combination, coming together; sexual/social intercourse; companionship;

congrex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  herded together; of same herd/flock (L+S); collected in flocks; intimate/close;

congrua*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  salary of pastor;

congrue*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  suitably, aptly; agreeably, harmoniously;

congruens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - agreeing, according, consistent; harmonious, in unison/keeping; at same time;

  - congruent, corresponding to, similar, matching; appropriate, fitting; proper;

congruenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  agreeably; in a corresponding manner; appropriately, aptly; suitably;

congruentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  consistency/accordance; proper way; similarity/likeness; symmetry/proportion;

congruo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - agree, coincide, correspond, be consistent; be suited, be adapted; fit in;

  - unite, combine, come together; blend, harmonize, act together; be congenial;

congrus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  conger eel; sea eel (L+S);

congruus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  agreeing, according; fit, suitable (L+S); harmonious;

congyro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  circle, make a circle around a person;

conia*

  f., N1.1 thing [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stork;

coniacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cognac;

conibentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  connivance, tacit permission/sanction; (coniventia);

conicio*

  cere, njeci, njectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - throw/put/pile together; conclude, infer/guess; assign, make go; classify, put;

  - throw/cast/fling (into area); devote/pour (money); thrust, involve; insert;

conicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  conical;

conifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  coniferous, cone-bearing (tree); bearing fruit of a conical form (L+S);

coniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  coniferous, cone-bearing (tree); bearing fruit of a conical form (L+S);

conila*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (genus Satureia, savory); (also called cunila and origanum L+S);

coniludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  game of ninepins;

coninquino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  befoul/pollute/defile wholly (immorality); contaminate/taint/infect (w/disease);

coninquo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cut back, prune; cut off, cut down (L+S);

coniptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  oblation/offering/rite made by sprinkling flour;

conisco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  brandish/shake/quiver; flash/glitter, emit/reflect intermittent/quivering light;

conisterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  room in a palaestra for wrestlers to sprinkle themselves with dust;

conito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strain, strive (physically); put forth; endeavor eagerly; struggle (to reach);

conito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strain, strive (physically); put forth; endeavor eagerly; struggle (to reach);

conitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  oblation/offering/rite made by sprinkling flour;

conium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  hemlock; (pure Latin cicuta);

coniunctivus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  subjunctive;

coniventia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  connivance, tacit permission/sanction, overlooking/winking at an offense;

coniveo*

  ere, vi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  close/screw up the eyes, blink; wink at, overlook, turn a blind eye, connive;

coniveo*

  ere, ixi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be tightly closed (eyes); (other things); be inactive/eclipsed; lie dormant;

conivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  closed (eyes); hidden, covered;

conjaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lie together;

conjectaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  miscellany (pl.); (title of several books); note/commonplace book (L+S);

conjectarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  conjectural, based on inferences; of/pertaining to conjecture (L+S);

conjectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inference, conjecture, guess, surmise; act of guessing/surmising;

conjectator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  soothsayer, seer; conjecturer;

conjectatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  conjectural, based on inferences; of/pertaining to conjecture (L+S);

conjectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  summary; comparison; interpretation/exposition; inference/conjecture; throwing;

conjecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - conjecture, think, imagine, infer, guess, conclude; judge, draw a conclusion;

  - throw together; assemble; throw (person in prison); interpret (portent);

conjector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  soothsayer; interpreter of dreams; diviner, seer;

conjectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  interpreter of dreams (female); soothsayer (female); diviner, seer;

conjectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  conjecture/guess/inference/reasoning/interpretation/comparison/prophecy/forecast

conjecturale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  conjectures/inferences/guesses (pl.);

conjecturalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  conjectural, of/based on conjecture/guess/inference;

conjecturaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  by way of conjecture, conjecturally;

conjectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - throwing/crowding (together/into area), collection; joining battle (w/pugnae);

  - throw/shot (distance); act of throwing (missile); glance/directing one's gaze;

conjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - throw/put/pile together; conclude, infer/guess; assign, make go; classify, put;

  - throw/cast/fling (into area); devote/pour (money); thrust, involve; insert;

conjubeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  command together;

conjucundo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  rejoice together/with one;

conjuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wife; spouse; consort (L+S);

conjugalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - marital, conjugal, of/proper to marriage; faithful; belonging to husband/wife;

  - species of myrtle?;

conjugalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  name of a species of myrtle;

conjugatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  etymological connection; mixing together/combining, mixture; conjugation (late);

conjugatiter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  as married persons;

conjugator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who unites (in a pair); one who joins (L+S);

conjugatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  etymologically connected words;

conjugatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  etymologically connected/related (words); depending on etymological connection;

conjugialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to marriage, conjugal, connubial, marital; of a husband;

conjugicidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  murder of one's spouse;

conjugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  marriage/wedlock; husband/wife; couple; mating (animal), pair; close connection;

conjugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  join in marriage; form a friendship; join together, unite in (L+S);

conjugulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  name of a species of myrtle; pertaining to uniting/connecting (L+S);

conjuncte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  like compound proposition; hypothetically? (L+S);

conjuncte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jointly, at same time; together, in a friendly/confidential fashion;

conjunctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jointly, in common; together; in combination;

conjunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - union; mutual love/familiarity, match, fellowship; joint occurrence/conjunction;

  - conjunction (word); combination; compound proposition; association/affinity;

conjunctivus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  conjunctive/subjunctive mood;

conjunctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  connective; of connection, serving to connect (L+S); subjunctive (mood);

conjunctrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that which joins/unites together;

conjunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  connected word/proposition; compound proposition; connection (L+S);

conjunctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  process/state of being joined together; connection, conjunction (L+S); (ABL S);

conjunctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - adjoining/contiguous/linked; connected/contemporary (time), continuous; complex;

  - closely connected/related/attached/associated (friendship/kinship/wed);

conjungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - connect, join/yoke together; marry; connect/compound (words) (w/conjunctions);

  - unite (sexually); place/bring side-by-side; juxtapose; share; add; associate;

conjunx*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spouse/mate/consort; husband/wife/bride/fiancee/intended; concubine; yokemate;

conjunx*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  yoked together; paired; linked as a pair;

conjuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conspiracy, plot, intrigue; alliance; band of conspirators; taking joint oath;

conjuratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  conspirator; (usu. pl.);

conjuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  conspiring; leagued;

conjuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  swear/act together, join in an oath/plot; conspire, plot; form alliance/league;

conjux*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spouse/mate/consort; husband/wife/bride/fiancee/intended; concubine; yokemate;

conlabasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  waver/totter/become unsteady at the same time; waver/totter with;

conlabefacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cause to topple over; make to reel/totter (L+S); overpower/subdue; melt (metal);

conlabefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collapse/break up; sink together; be overthrown politically/brought to ruin;

conlabello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make/form by putting the lips together;

conlabo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  labor/work with/together;

conlabo*

  bere, -, bsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  collapse, fall down/in ruin; fall in swoon/exhaustion/death; slip/slink (meet);

conlabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  collapse, fall down/in ruin; fall in swoon/exhaustion/death; slip/slink (meet);

conlaceratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  torn to pieces; lacerated;

conlacero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lacerate severely; tear to pieces (L+S);

conlacrimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  accompanying tears; weeping/lamenting (together/greatly);

conlacrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  weep together, weep in the company of someone; weep over/for (w/ACC); bewail;

conlacrumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  weep together, weep in the company of someone; weep over/for (w/ACC); bewail;

conlactanea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-sister; one nourished at the same breast;

conlactaneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-brother; one nourished at the same breast;

conlactea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-sister; one nourished at the same breast;

conlacteus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-brother; one nourished at the same breast;

conlactia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-sister; one nourished at the same breast;

conlacticia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  foster-sister; one nourished at the same breast;

conlacticius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  foster-brother; one nourished at the same breast;

conlactius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  foster-brother; one nourished at the same breast;

conlaeto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rejoice together;

conlapsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  precipitation, falling together;

conlatero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admit on both sides;

conlaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  contributed, raised/produced by contributions; brought together (L+S); mingled;

conlatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - placing/putting together, combination; data collation; (payment of) tribute/tax;

  - comparison; [grammatical secunda ~/tertia ~ => comparative/superlative];

conlatitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  contributed, raised/produced by contributions; brought together (L+S); mingled;

conlativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  contribution in money;

conlativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  supplied/produced by contributions from many quarters; collected/combined (L+S);

conlator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  joint contributor, subscriber; he who brings/places together (L+S); comparer;

conlatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bark in chorus at; bark/yelp fiercely at (L+S); inveigh against;

conlatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  joining of battle; affray, attack (L+S); contributing (to knowledge, teaching);

conlaudabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  worthy of praise in every respect;

conlaudatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  high/warm praise; commendation; eulogy;

conlaudator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who praises highly/warmly;

conlaudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  praise/extol highly; commend; eulogize;

conlaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loosen; make loose/porous (L+S);

conlecta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contribution; collection; meeting/assemblage (L+S); Collect at Mass (eccl.);

conlectaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  place of assembling; receptacle, reservoir;

conlectaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  collected, assembled/gathered together from various sources;

conlectarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  money-changer; banker, cashier;

conlecte*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summarily; briefly;

conlecticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obtained/collected from various quarters; gathered hastily without selection;

conlectim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  summarily; briefly;

conlectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collection/accumulation; gathering, abscess; recapitulation, summary; inference;

conlectitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obtained/collected from various quarters; gathered hastily without selection;

conlectivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  proceeding by inference; deductive; gathered together (L+S); collective (noun);

conlector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  collector, one who collects; fellow student (L+S);

conlectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that which is collected; (food); collected sayings/writings (pl.);

conlectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  heap/pile; accumulation (of liquid); collection;

conlectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  compact (of style), concise; restricted; contracted, narrow;

conlega*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  colleague (in official/priestly office); associate, fellow (not official);

conlegatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  joint legatee; person bequeathed a legacy in common with others;

conlegialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  of a collegium (guild/fraternity/board); collegial;

conlegiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  member of a collegium (guild/fraternity/society/corporation/board);

conlegiarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a collegium (guild/fraternity/board); collegial;

conlegiatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  member of a collegium (guild/fraternity/society/corporation/board);

conlegium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  college/board (priests); corporation; brotherhood/fraternity/guild/colleagueship

conleprosus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-leper;

conlesco*

  cere, luxi, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lighten up, become illuminated; become clear/intelligible;

conlevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make (entirely) smooth; smooth;

conliberta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow freedwoman; (having the same patronus);

conlibertus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fellow freedman; (having the same patronus);

conlibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  measure; measure off (L+S);

conlibu*

  -, conlibui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it pleases/is very agreeable; (IMPERS PERFDEF perfect form has present sense);

conlicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  gutter/drain (pl.) between inwardly-sloping roofs; gully; field-drain/runnel;

conliciaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  designed for making gullies; pertaining to water-channels (L+S);

conliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  hillock, small hill;

conlido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strike/dash together; crush, batter, deform; set into conflict with each other;

conligate*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  connectedly, jointly;

conligatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  binding together; bond/connection; thing that binds/connects band; conjunction;

conligo*

  gere, legi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - collect, assemble, bring/gather/hold/keep together; combine; harvest; pick up;

  - obtain/acquire, amass; rally; recover; sum up; deduce, infer; compute, add up;

conligo*

  gere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - collect, assemble, bring/gather/hold/keep together; combine; harvest; pick up;

  - obtain/acquire, amass; rally; recover; sum up; deduce, infer; compute, add up;

conligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bind/tie/pack together/up, connect, unite/unify; fetter/bind; immobilize, stop;

conlimitaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bordering upon; (w/DAT);

conlimito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  border upon; (w/DAT);

conlimito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  border upon; (w/DAT);

conlimitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  boundary between two countries;

conlimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  direct (the eyes) sideways; glance sidelong;

conlineate*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  in a straight/direct line; skillfully, artistically;

conlineo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  align, direct, aim;

conlinio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  align, direct, aim;

conlino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  besmear, smear over; soil, pollute, defile;

conliquefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  melt, liquefy; dissolve;

conliquefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  made fluid, liquefied, melted; dissolved;

conliquefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become melted/liquefied/dissolved; (conliquefacio PASS);

conliquesco*

  cere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  melt, liquefy (w/in+ACC); turn into by liquefying; melt along with; dissolve;

conliquia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  gutter/drain (pl.) between inwardly-sloping roofs; gully; field-drain/runnel;

conliquiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  contrivance (pl.) for reliving air-pressure in water pipes;

conlisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clash, collision; dashing/striking together (L+S);

conlisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  striking/clashing together; collision;

conlisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  crushed, flattened;

conlocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  placing/siting (together); position; arrangement, ordering (things); marrying;

conloco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - place/put/set in order/proper position, arrange; station, post, position; apply;

  - put together, assemble; settle/establish in a place/marriage; billet; lie down;

conlocupleto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  enrich, make wealthy/very rich; embellish, adorn;

conlocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conversation (private), discussion, debate; conference, parley; talking together

conlocutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  he who talks with another;

conloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  talk, conversation; colloquy/discussion; interview; meeting/conference; parley;

conloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  talk/speak to/with; talk together/over; converse; discuss; confer, parley;

conlubu*

  -, conlubui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it pleases/is very agreeable; (IMPERS PERFDEF perfect form has present sense);

conluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  shine brightly, light up (with fire); reflect light, shine, be lit up; glitter;

conluco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  prune; thin out (trees); clear/thin (forest) (L+S);

conluctatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  struggling (physical), wrestling; struggle, conflict; death struggle/agony;

conlucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  struggle physically; wrestle/contend (with); struggle/fight against (adversity);

conluctor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wrestler; antagonist, adversary;

conludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sporting, playing together; secret, deceptive understanding, collusion;

conludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  play/sport together/with; (also) make sport; act in collusion (with);

conlugeo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lament; grieve together;

conlumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  illuminate (on all sides/fully);

conluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wash/rinse out; wash/rinse away (impurities); wash together; use as a wash(?);

conlurchinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gormandizing, gross gluttony; guzzling;

conlusim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in collusion(?);

conlusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  secret/deceptive understanding, collusion;

conlusor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  playmate, companion in play; fellow gambler; one in collusion to hurt another;

conlusorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in/by collusion; in a concerted manner (L+S);

conlustrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  ceremonial purification (of fields); corporation that procured the purification;

conlustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  illuminate, make bright, light up fully; look over, survey; traverse, explore;

conlutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rinsing; washing (L+S);

conlutito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  soil/defile greatly/thoroughly;

conlutlento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover over with mud;

conluviaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  swilled/slopped, fed on refuse/filth (pigs);

conluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  muck, decayed matter; refuse/sewage; pig-swill; filth; dregs; cesspool/mire;

conluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jumble/heterogeneous mass; fact/state of contamination, impure mixture; turmoil;

conluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  muck, decayed matter; refuse/sewage; pig-swill; filth; dregs; cesspool/mire;

conluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  muck, decayed matter; refuse/sewage; pig-swill; filth; dregs; cesspool/mire;

conmemin*

  -, conmemini, -, V2.1 perfdef [--- --- --- common L&S]

  remember, recollect; remember (to do something w/INF); mention, cite, recall;

conmemorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  memorable, remarkable, worth mentioning;

conmemoramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reminder; mention; mentioning;

conmemoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  remembrance/commemoration; observance (law); memory; mention/citation/reference;

conmemorator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  commemorator, one who mentions/recalls a thing;

conmemoratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  means of remembrance;

conmemoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  recall (to self/other); keep in mind, remember; mention/relate; place on record;

conmensalis*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  table commpanion;

conmercium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - trade/traffic/commerce (right/privilege); commercial/sex intercourse/relations;

  - exchange, trafficking; goods, military supplies; trade routes; use in common;

conmerco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  buy, purchase; buy up (L+S); trade/traffic together;

conmereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  merit fully, deserve, incur, earn (punishment/reward); be guilty of, perpetuate;

conmereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  merit fully, deserve, incur, earn (punishment/reward); be guilty of, perpetuate;

conmers*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  friendly intercourse;

conmetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  measure; pace out/off; compare (in measurement);

conmitigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  soften; make soft (L+S); mellow;

conmitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring together, unite/join, connect/attach; put together, construct; entrust;

  - engage (battle), set against; begin/start; bring about; commit; incur; forfeit;

conmolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  set in motion; move with an effort; put together, construct;

conmonefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  recall, remember; call to mind; remind (forcibly), warn, admonish; impress upon;

conmonefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be recalled/remembered/reminded; be warned/admonished; (conmonefacio PASS);

conmoneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  remind (forcibly), warn; bring to recollection (L+S); impress upon one;

conmonstro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  point out (fully/distinctly), show where; make known, declare, reveal;

conmorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common L&S]

  die together/with; work oneself to death (with); perish/be destroyed together;

conmoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- common L&S]

  stop/stay/remain, abide; linger, delay; detain, be delayed (menses); dwell on;

conmoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  stop/stay/remain, abide; linger, delay; detain, be delayed (menses); dwell on;

conmostro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  point out (fully/distinctly), show where; make known, declare, reveal;

conmotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  excited, nervous; frenzied/deranged; angry/annoyed; temperamental; tempestuous;

conmoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - shake/stir up, agitate; displace, disturb, trouble/worry, upset; jolt; excite;

  - waken; provoke; move (money/camp); produce; cause, start (war); raise (point);

conmunicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  communicable, capable of being communicated;

conmunicabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  communicability;

conmunicabiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  in a way capable of being communicated;

conmunico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - share; share/divide with/out; receive/take a share of; receive; join with;

  - communicate, discuss, impart; make common cause; take common counsel, consult;

conmunico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  share; share/divide with/out; receive/take a share of; receive; join with;

conmunis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - common/joint/public; general/universal; ordinary; sociable, courteous; related;

  - neutral, impartial (Mars); applicable on either side; same form for two cases;

conmunitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jointly, as a group;

conmuro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn up/away; (w/love); consume/destroy w/fire; reduce to ash, cremate; scald;

connasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [late --- --- common L&S]

  born with/at same time; arise together with;

connaturaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  in a natural way;

connatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  twin; double; one similar/alike;

connatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  innate;

connecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  join/fasten/link together, connect/associate; lead to; tie; implicate/involve;

connexe*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in connection; connectively;

connexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  junction/meeting; causal sequence; conclusion/deduction; association/connection;

connexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  binding together; close union; organic union; syllable;

connexivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  serving to unite/join (words/clauses), copulative, conjunctive, connective;

connexo*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in connection; connectively;

connexum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  hypothetical proposition; necessary consequence, inevitable inference (L+S);

connexus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  joined/linked; bound by ties; contiguous; related/associated/interdependent;

connexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  connection; joining together; combination (L+S);

connito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endeavor eagerly; struggle; strain, strive;

connito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  strain, strive (physically); put forth; endeavor eagerly; struggle (to reach);

conniveo*

  ere, vi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  close/screw up the eyes, blink; wink at, overlook, turn a blind eye, connive;

conniveo*

  ere, ixi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be tightly closed (eyes); (other things); be inactive/eclipsed; lie dormant;

connotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  connotation;

connubialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging to marriage/wedlock (or a specific marriage), conjugal/connubial;

connubialiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a conjugal manner, connubially;

connubium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  marriage/wedlock; right to marry; act/ceremony of marriage (usu. pl.);

connudatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  completely/wholly naked/bare; stark naked;

connumeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  reckoning together;

connumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reckon in, include in counting/the count; number with, reckon among (L+S);

cono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  attempt/try/endeavor, make an effort; exert oneself; try to go/rise/speak;

conopaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  canopy; mosquito-net, gauze net; bed provided with a mosquito-net;

conopeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  canopy; mosquito-net, gauze net; bed provided with a mosquito-net;

conopium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  canopy; mosquito-net, gauze net; bed provided with a mosquito-net;

conpacisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make an agreement/arrangement/compact;

conpactum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  agreement/compact; [ABL compacto => according to/in accordance with agreement];

conpactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  joined/fastened together, united; close-packed, firm, thick; well-set, compact;

conpaedagogita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys); (M L+S);

conpaedagogius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys);

conpaganus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow villager, inhabitant of the same village;

conpages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  action of binding together, fastening; bond, tie; joint; structure, framework;

conpago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fact/action of binding together, fastening; structure, framework;

conpar*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fellow, partner, equal; comrade; husband/wife; pair (of animals also), mate;

conpar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  sentence containing clauses of roughly the same number of syllables;

conpar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  equal, equal to; like, similar, resembling; suitable, matching, corresponding;

conparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  similar, comparable;

conparate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  comparatively; in/by comparison (L+S);

conparaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  similar, comparable; furnished by contribution;

conparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - construction; material/constituent; combination/conjunction; relationship;

  - comparison, weighing of merits; plea from the greater good; comparative degree;

  - preparation, making ready; procuring, provision; arrangement, settlement;

conparative*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a comparative sense;

conparativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  based on/involving consideration of relative merits; comparative;

conparator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  buyer/purchaser, dealer; comparer (L+S);

conparatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  proportion; relation (L+S);

conparco*

  cere, cui, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

conparco*

  cere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

conparco*

  cere, peperci, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

conpareo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  appear/come in sight; be visible/present/in evidence/clearly stated/forthcoming;

conparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - prepare; provide; compose; collect, get together/hold of; raise (force); unite;

  - place together, match, couple, pair; set/pit against; treat as equal; compare;

  - set up/establish/institute; arrange, dispose, settle; buy, acquire, secure;

conpartio*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  share; divide something with one (L+S); (PASS) be made partaker of;

conpasco*

  cere, avi, stum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  pasture (cattle) on common land; feed up/together; use as cattle food; eat;

conpascua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  common pasture/land; pasture possessed/used in common;

conpascuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  common pasture/land (pl.); pasture possessed/used in common;

conpascuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  common pasture (land); right of common pasturage; grazed on/sharing a pasture;

conpastor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow herdsman;

conpatriota*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  compatriot, fellow countryman;

conpatronus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  co-patron (one who has joined in manumitting a slave);

conpavesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become very afraid/full of fear/thoroughly terrified;

conpavio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trample on; beat (L+S);

conpavitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  trampled upon; beaten (L+S);

conpecisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make an agreement/arrangement/compact;

conpectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  agreement/compact; [ABL compacto => according to/in accordance with agreement];

conpedagogita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys); (M L+S);

conpedagogius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  fellow member of a paedagogium (training establishment for slave boys);

conpedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shackle, fetter; put fetters on;

conpeditus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fettered slave;

conpeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  that wears fetters/shackles;

conpedus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that fetters or restrains; fettering, shackling (L+S);

conpellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  action of addressing/apostrophizing (aside to person)/reproaching, reproof;

conpello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  address, accost, speak to, call upon; appeal to; challenge; chide/rebuke; accuse

conpello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive together (cattle), round up; force, compel, impel, drive; squeeze; gnash;

conpendiaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  short/quick route, short cut; quick/easy method, short cut;

conpendiarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short/quick route, short cut; fitment in a granary;

conpendiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  short/quick (of routes);

conpendiose*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  briefly, shortly, compendiously;

conpendiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  profitable, advantageous; short/quick (route); compendious, succinct, short;

conpendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  gain, profit; sparing/saving; abridgement, compendium; shorthand; a short cut;

conpendo*

  dere, ependi, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  weigh/balance together;

conpensatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  balancing of items in account, offsetting; weighing/balancing (of factors);

conpenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  balance/weigh, offset; get rid of; make good, compensate; save/secure; short cut

conperco*

  cere, cui, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

conperco*

  cere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- common OLD]

  save, husband well, lay up; forbear/abstain/refrain from (w/INF), spare (w/DAT);

conperendinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  adjournment of a trial for two days; (to third day following or later L+S);

conperendinatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  adjournment of a trial for two days; (to third day following or later L+S);

conperendino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  adjourn the trial of a person; adjourn a trial; (for two days or later);

conperendinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  on which an adjourned trial is resumed (of a day);

conperio*

  ire, conperi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  learn/discover/find (by investigation); verify/know for certain; find guilty;

conperio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  learn/discover/find (by investigation); verify/know for certain; find guilty;

conpertusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  joint tunneling operation;

conpes*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shackles (for feet) (usu. pl.), fetters; things impeding movement; chains;

conpesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  restrain, check; quench; curb, confine, imprison; hold in check; block, close;

conpetalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  associated with/worshiped at the cross-roads;

Conpetalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priest of the Lares Compitales/rural gods (worshiped at crossroads);

conpetens*

  , adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  agreeing with, corresponding to, apposite, suitable; competent (legal);

conpetenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  suitably, appositely; properly, becomingly;

conpetentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  correspondence; proportion; symmetry (L+S); meeting, agreement; conjunction;

conpetitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  agreement; judicial demand; rivalry;

conpetitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rival, competitor; other candidate for office; rival claimant (to throne);

conpetitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rival, competitor (female); other candidate for office; rival claimant;

conpeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - meet; happen at same time, coincide; agree; be candidate/face (death) together;

  - be sound/capable/applicable/relevant/sufficient/adequate/competent/admissible;

conpetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cross-roads (usu. pl.), junction; people/shrine at crossroads; point of choice;

conphretor*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow member of a phretria (division in a Greek community);

conpilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  burglary; raking together, pillaging/plundering (L+S); compilation (document);

conpilator*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  plunderer; imitator (literary); plagiarizer; (compiler/anthologist?);

conpilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rob, pillage, steal from (another writer), plagiarize; beat up thoroughly;

conpingo*

  gere, pegi, pactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  join/fix/attach; bind together; build/construct/compose; put/shut away, confine;

conpingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disguise, cover, paint over;

conpitalicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  associated with the cross-roads; of the Compitalia festival of the Lares;

conpitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  associated with/worshiped at the cross-roads;

Conpitalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priest of the Lares Compitales/rural gods (worshiped at crossroads);

conpitalitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  associated with the cross-roads; of the Compitalia festival of the Lares;

Conpitalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  festival celebrated at the cross-roads in honor of the Lares/rural gods (pl.);

conpitensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  adjoining/sharing the same crossroads/road junction;

conpitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cross-roads (usu. pl.), junction; people/shrine at crossroads; point of choice;

conplaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  please, take the fancy of, capture the affections of, be acceptable/agreed to;

conplaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conciliate (greatly), placate; win the sympathy of;

conplanator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thing/one that makes smooth/level; (toothpaste);

conplano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make (ground) level/flat; smooth out (trouble); pull down, raze to the ground;

conplecto*

  tere, ti, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - embrace, hug; welcome; encircle, encompass; attain; include, bring in, involve;

  - lay hold of, grip; seize; grasp, take in/up; sum up; include in scope, cover;

conplecto*

  tere, -, exum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - embrace, hug; welcome; encircle, encompass; attain; include, bring in, involve;

  - lay hold of, grip; seize; grasp, take in/up; sum up; include in scope, cover;

conplementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  complement, something that fills out/up or completes;

conpleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fill (up/in); be big enough to fill; occupy space, crowd; furnish/supply/man;

  - finish, complete, perfect; make pregnant; fulfill, make up, complete, satisfy;

conpletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  complete, round off; filled full, full (L+S); perfect;

conplexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  encircling; combination, association, connection; summary, resume; dilemma;

conplexivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  connective, conjunctive; (grammar); serving for connecting (L+S);

conplexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - surrounding, encompassing, encircling; clasp, grasp, hold, embrace; inclusion;

  - sexual intercourse (w/Venerius/femineus); hand-to-hand fighting; stranglehold;

conplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fold/tie up/together; roll/curl/double up, wind (round); involve; bend at joint;

conplico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fold/tie up/together; roll/curl/double up, wind (round); involve; bend at joint;

conplodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clap/strike (the hands) together, applaud (enthusiastically/with emotion);

conploratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lamentation, (vocal) mourning; loud/violent complaint/bemoaning/bewailing (L+S);

conploratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lamentation, (vocal) mourning; loud/violent complaint/bemoaning/bewailing (L+S);

conploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bewail, bemoan; lament loudly/together/violently; despair of; morn for;

conpluo*

  uere, -, utum, V3.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be rained upon;

conpluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rain-water runs/flows together/collects; it rains upon (L+S);

conpluriens*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  several/many times, a good number of times; more than once;

conplurimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great many (pl.), very many;

conplus*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  many/several people/men(pl.), a fair/good number of people;

conplus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  many/several things/items(pl.), a fair/good number of things;

conplus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  many (pl.), several, a fair/good number;

conplusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  several (pl.), more than one; a good many (L+S);

conplusicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fairly/pretty often, not infrequently;

conpluviatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  shaped/square like a compluvium/inward-sloping roof; of vines on such frame;

conpluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inward-sloping central roof (guides rainwater to cistern); like frame for vines;

conpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - compare; place/put/add/collect together, collate; match (up); store/hoard; calm;

  - construct, build; arrange, compile, compose, make up; organize, order; settle;

conportatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  transportation; bringing/carrying together (L+S);

conporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carry, transport, bring in, convey (to market); bring together; amass, collect;

conpos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  in possession/control/mastery of; sharing, guilty of, afflicted with; granted;

conposite*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in orderly/skillful/well arranged/composed way; deliberately/regularly/properly;

conpositicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  compound (words);

conpositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - arrangement, combination; pairing/matching; order, sequence, structure; union;

  - agreement, pact; mixture (medicine); composition (music/prose); storing;

conposititius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  compound (words);

conposito*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  by prearrangement; concertedly;

conpositor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  writer, composer; orderer, arranger, disposer, maker (L+S);

conpositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - made-up/compound medicine; agreement/compact; [ex/de ~o => by pre-arrangement];

  - settled/peaceful situation (pl.), security, law and order;

conpositura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assembling/fitting together; structure/assemblage; combination (words), syntax;

conpositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - well-arranged/ordered, regular, matching; made up of several parts, compound;

  - prepared/ready/fit, suitable/trained/qualified; calm, peaceful; mature, sedate;

conpostura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  assembling/fitting together; structure/assemblage; combination (words), syntax;

conpostus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - well-arranged/ordered, regular, matching; made up of several parts, compound;

  - prepared/ready/fit, suitable/trained/qualified; calm, peaceful; mature, sedate;

conpotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  drinking party; (translation of the Greek); a drink/drinking together (L+S);

conpotens*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  that is able (to grant a prayer); having power with one (epithet of Diana L+S);

conpotio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  put in possession of, make partaker of; (PASS) attain; obtain, come into (L+S);

conpoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drink together;

conpotor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking-companion/buddy;

conpotrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking-companion (female); (bar girl?);

conpraecido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cut each other off; cut off at the same time (?) (L+S);

conpraes*

  m., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon OLD]

  joint-surety;

conpransor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  table-companion; companion at a banquet; boon companion (L+S);

conprecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  public supplication or prayers; common imploring of a deity (L+S);

conpreco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  implore, invoke (gods); supplicate, pray that; pray for; pray to;

conprehendibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comprehensible, able to be grasped by the senses/intellect; that can be seized;

conprehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - catch/seize/grasp firmly; arrest; take hold/root/fire, ignite; conceive (baby);

  - embrace; include/cover/deal with (in speech/law); express (by term/symbol);

conprehensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comprehensible, able to be grasped by the senses/intellect; that can be seized;

conprehensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - arrest, grasping; comprehension, understanding; classifying; idea, perception;

  - comprehensive argument; dilemma; region, zone; scope, range; grouping (words);

conprehenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  seize in an embrace; embrace, hug;

conprendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - catch/seize/grasp firmly; arrest; take hold/root/fire, ignite; conceive (baby);

  - embrace; include/cover/deal with (in speech/law); express (by term/symbol);

conprensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - arrest, grasping; comprehension, understanding; classifying; idea, perception;

  - comprehensive argument; dilemma; region, zone; scope, range; grouping (words);

conpresse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  briefly, succinctly, in a compressed manner; urgently, pressingly;

conpresse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  brief, succinctly; urgently, insistently;

conpressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  squeezing, compression; sexual embrace, copulation; abridging, compression;

conpressor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ravisher, rapist; one who presses/compresses (L+S);

conpressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  compression, pressure; closing, pressing together; embracing/copulation;

conpressus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  constricted/narrow/pressed together; bound/tight (bowels), constipated, binding;

conprimens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  astringent;

conprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  press, squeeze together, close;

conprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - press/squeeze together, fold, crush; hem/shut/keep/hold in; copulate (male);

  - suppress/control/stifle/frustrate/subdue/cow, put down; hold breath; silence;

conprobatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  approval;

conprobator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  approver;

conprobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approve, accept, sanction, ratify; prove, justify, confirm, attest, bear out;

conpromissarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  accepted as arbitrator by both parties (judge w/iudex); of arbitration;

conpromissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  joint undertaking guaranteed by deposit of money to abide by arbitration;

conpromitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enter a promissum, agree to submit to an arbiter; agree to pay the award;

conpulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  compulsion; (legal); urging (L+S); dunning; constraint;

conpulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  batter, pound;

conpungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prick, puncture (thoroughly); goad, stimulate; mark with points, tattoo;

conpungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Sou]

  cause repentance; feel remorse/contrition; inspire w/devotion; (PASS) repent;

conpurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- Pliny L&S]

  purify completely/thoroughly;

conputabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  calculable, computable;

conputatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  calculation, reckoning, computation; form/result of a particular calculation;

conputator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  calculator, reckoner, accountant;

conputesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decay, rot, putrefy; (completely);

conputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  reckon/compute/calculate, sum/count (up); take/include in reckoning; work out;

conputresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decay, rot, putrefy; (completely);

conquadro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make square, square;

conquadro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  agree with, be proportioned to; square to;

conquaero*

  rere, esivi, esitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  seek out; hunt/rake up; investigate; collect; search out/down/for diligently;

conquaestor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  inspector, one who searches; recruiting officer;

conquassatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shaking up; severe shaking (L+S); shattering;

conquasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shake violently; break, shatter; unsettle, disturb, throw into confusion;

conquaterno*

  adv. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  by fours (yoked oxen); in a team of four;

conquero*

  rere, -, estum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bewail, lament, utter a complaint; complain of, deplore;

conquestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lament, action of complaining/bewailing; part of a speech to excite pity;

conquestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Vul]

  questioning;

conquestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  complaint (violent), (strenuous) complaining;

conquiesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - rest, take repose/be quiet, nap/go to sleep; have respite/pause from (w/ab/ex);

  - be inactive; pause (speaking); relax; settle/quiet down; come to an end/cease;

conquietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dead; still in death;

conquiliarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dyer; purple-fisher;

conquinisco*

  cere, uexi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cower down, crouch down; stoop; squat;

conquino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common Eccl]

  befoul/pollute/defile wholly (immorality); contaminate/taint/infect (w/disease);

conquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  seek out; hunt/rake up; investigate; collect; search out/down/for diligently;

conquisite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carefully, painstakingly; with great pains (L+S);

conquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  levy/levying (troops)/conscription; raising/requisition; collecting/search;

conquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Vul]

  questioning; (Acts 15:7);

conquisitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  inspector, one who searches; recruiting officer;

conquisitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  select, chosen; sought out with great pains; costly (L+S);

conquistor*

  m., N3.1 person [early war --- common OLD]

  inspector, one who searches; recruiting officer; claqueur (theater) (L+S);

conrado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rake/sweep/draw together; amass with difficulty, scrape together; scrape off;

conrationalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  analogy;

conrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  amendment, rectification; improvement, correction; word substitution; reproof;

conrector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corrector/improver, reformer; one who sets things right; financial commissioner;

conrectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  office of a corrector (financial commissioner/land bailiff);

conrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reformed (person); improved, amended, corrected (L+S);

conrecumbens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lying down with (anyone);

conregio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  drawing of boundary lines (within which auspices may be taken);

conregionalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  adjoining/neighboring people;

conregno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  reign together with one;

conrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  creep, crawl; slink, move stealthily; take to the bush; creep (of the flesh);

conrepte*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  shortly; with a short vowel or syllable;

conreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seizure/attack, onset (disease); rebuking/censure; shorting/decrease (in vowel);

conrepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  creep;

conreptor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  reprover, censurer, corrector;

conreptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  short; (of a syllable);

conresupinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bent backwards at the same time;

conresuscito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  raise up/from the dead together;

conreus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  joint defendant; co-respondent;

conrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  laugh together; laugh out loud (L+S);

conrigia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoe-lace, thong for securing shoes to feet; thong of any kind;

conrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  correct, set right; straighten; improve, edit, reform; restore, cure; chastise;

conripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - seize/grasp/snatch up, lay hold of; sweep off; carry away; appropriate/arrogate;

  - censure/reproach/rebuke/chastise; shorten/abridge; hasten (upon); catch (fire);

conrivalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joint rival;

conrivatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  leading/channeling (water) into the same channel/basin, collection;

conrivium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  confluence of brooks/streams;

conrivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lead/channel (water) into the same channel/basin, collect;

conroboramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  means of strengthening;

conroboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strengthen, harden, reinforce; corroborate; mature; make powerful, fortify;

conrodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  gnaw, gnaw away; chew up; gnaw to pieces (L+S);

conrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bringing together; gathering, assembly (Ecc); collection;

conrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collect money by begging/entreaty; summon/invite (persons) to a gathering;

conrotundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make round; round off; amass/make up a round sum of money;

conruda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild asparagus;

conrugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wrinkled, having wrinkles/folds; corrugated;

conrugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make wrinkled; (make one turn up one's nose); corrugate;

conrugus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  channel/canal/conduit/sluice constructed to bring wash water for ore (mining);

conrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - spoil/rot; taint/contaminate; damage/ruin, undo; destroy/deface; digest; infect;

  - pervert, corrupt, deprave; bribe, suborn; seduce, tempt, beguile; falsify;

conrumptela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - corruption/bribery/suborning; corrupting/perverting influence; seducer/misleader

  - seduction/seducing; enticement to sexual misconduct; brothel/place of seduction

conruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - fall/break down, fall to ground/from height, collapse; be ruined, come to grief;

  - topple (houses); subside (ground); rush/sweep together; overthrow;

conrupte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  incorrectly; perversely; in bad style/depraved manner; licentiously, corruptly;

conruptela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - corruption/bribery/suborning; corrupting/perverting influence; seducer/misleader

  - seduction/seducing; enticement to sexual misconduct; brothel/place of seduction

conruptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  corruptible, liable to decay, perishable;

conruptibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  corruptibility, perishability;

conruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  corruption; bribery, seduction from loyalty; diseased/corrupt condition;

conruptive*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  corruptibly; perishably;

conruptivus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  corruptible; perishable;

conruptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corruptor, briber; seducer, ravisher; one who ruins/spoils/spreads infection;

conruptorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destructible; corruptible, perishable;

conruptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  she who corrupts/seduces;

conruptrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tending to deprave/corrupt, corruptive;

conruptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  corrupted parts (pl.) (of the body);

conruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - rotten/decayed; infected (wounds), corrupt; degenerate/decadent; depraved/venal;

  - incorrect/improper/disorderly; impure/adulterated/changed for worse; seditious;

conruspo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  search for, seek out; search carefully after (L+S);

conrutundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make round; round off; amass/make up a round sum of money;

cons*

  m., N9.8 person [classical legal Italy common OLD]

  consul (the highest elected Roman official); abb. cons./cos.;

consacerdos*

  m/f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow-priest/priestess;

consacraneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  one united/bound by the same (military) oath;

consacraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription L&S]

  bound by the same (military) oath;

consacratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  consecration, dedication; making sacred; deification; devoting person to a god;

consacrator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  one who consecrates/dedicates/makes sacred;

consacratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  she who consecrates/dedicates/makes sacred;

consacratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  consecrated, holy, sacred;

consacro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  consecrate/dedicate, set apart; hallow, sanctify; deify; curse; vow to a god;

consaepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  surround with a wall/fence/hedge; enclose, fence; fence/hedge in;

consaepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  surround with a wall/fence/hedge; enclose, fence; fence/hedge in;

consaeptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enclosure; precinct; fenced/hedged off area; fence/hedge (L+S);

consaeptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hedging in; fencing around; constraining;

consalutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  greeting; exchange of greetings; several mutual salutations (L+S);

consaluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hail/greet/salute (as); exchange greetings; greet/salute cordially (L+S);

consanesco*

  cere, nui, nitum, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  heal up (wounds/plants); be healed (persons); become whole/sound/well (L+S);

consanguinea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  sister; kin, blood relation; kindred/relations (pl.);

consanguineus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kinsman, blood relation; brother (M); a sister (F); kindred/relations (pl.);

consanguineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of the same blood; related by blood; kindred; fraternal; brotherly/sisterly;

consanguinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blood-relationship/kinship/consanguinity; (esp. between brothers/sisters L+S);

consano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  heal; make whole; make wholly sound (L+S);

consarcino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stitch/sew/patch together;

consario*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  hoe thoroughly/to pieces; hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land); rake (L+S);

consario*

  ire, rui, itum, V3.4 [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hoe thoroughly/to pieces; hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land); rake (L+S);

consario*

  ire, rui, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hoe thoroughly/to pieces; rake (L+S);

consarrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  hoe thoroughly/to pieces; hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land); rake (L+S);

consarrio*

  ire, rui, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hoe thoroughly/to pieces; hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land); rake (L+S);

consatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  procreation;

consaucio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  injure, wound severely;

consavio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover with kisses; kiss affectionately (L+S);

consavio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover with kisses; kiss affectionately (L+S);

consceleratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wicked/depraved person; criminal; villain (L+S);

consceleratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  wicked, depraved; criminal; (person/actions);

conscelero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stain with crime, pollute with guilt, dishonor, disgrace by wicked conduct;

conscendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  climb up, ascend, scale; rise to; mount (horse); board (ship)/embark/set out;

conscensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  embarkation; setting out; ascending into (L+S); mounting up;

conscensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ascending, mounting;

conscia*

  m/f., N1.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  accomplice, accessory; partner; confidante; one privy to (crime/plot); witness;

conscientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  (joint) knowledge, complicity (of crime); conscience; sense of guilt, remorse;

conscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rend/tear to pieces, destroy by tearing; slaughter, cut to pieces;

conscio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  feel guilty; be conscious of (wrong); have on conscience; know well (late);

conscisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ordain/decree/determine/resolve; decide/inflict on; bring on oneself (w/sibi);

conscissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  tearing to pieces, rending asunder;

conscius*

  m/f., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  accomplice, accessory; partner; confidante; one privy to (crime/plot); witness;

conscius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  conscious, aware of, knowing, privy (to); sharing (secret) knowledge; guilty;

conscreo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clear the throat/voice; hawk (much);

conscribillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scrawl/scribble over/upon, cover with scribbling; mark by beating (L+S);

conscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  enroll/enlist/raise (army); write on/down, commit to/cover with writing; compose

conscribtor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  author; framer;

conscriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  account/written record/writing; treatise/composition; conscription/troop levy;

conscriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  author; framer; composer; writer;

conscriptus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  senator/counselor; enrolling of the people for the purpose of bribery (L+S);

conseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dismember, chop/cut up/short/off/in pieces/deep; prune/top; lacerate; intersect;

conseco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [later --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  follow, go after; attend on; pursue; catch up with, overtake; follow up;

consecraneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  one united/bound by the same (military) oath;

consecraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription L&S]

  bound by the same (military) oath;

consecratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  consecration, dedication; making sacred; deification; devoting person to a god;

consecrator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  one who consecrates/dedicates/makes sacred;

consecratorius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  consecratory; has attribute of consecrating or making sacred/holy;

consecratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  she who consecrates/dedicates/makes sacred;

consecratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  consecrated, holy, sacred;

consecro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  consecrate/dedicate, set apart; hallow, sanctify; deify; curse; vow to a god;

consectandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cropped, cut short;

consectaneus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  adherent, follower; one following eagerly after/hanging upon;

consectaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  following eagerly after; hanging upon;

consectarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  conclusions (pl.); inferences;

consectarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  conclusive; effecting proof (syllogism); following logically, consequent (L+S);

consectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  striving, striving after, (eager) pursuit;

consectator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who pursues/strives after; adherent, friend;

consectatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who pursues/strives after; adherent, friend;

consectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cutting/cleaving up/to pieces;

consecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - seek, pursue, make for (eagerly); research into; imitate, follow example of;

  - hunt down, overtake, seek out (to destroy); attack/inveigh against; persecute;

consecue*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  consequently; consecutively?;

consecutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  - order; orderly/logical/proper sequence/consequence/connection; result, effect;

  - investigation of consequences/effects; acquiring/obtaining (L+S); attainment;

consedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stop, check, allay; still, quiet (L+S);

consedo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  assessor?; one who sits by (to advise?);

conseminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  planted/sown with several varieties (of vines/trees/seeds);

consemineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  planted/sown with several varieties (of vines/trees/seeds);

conseminia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of vine;

consenesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - grow old; grow old together; spend one's whole life/grow old in; decay, spoil;

  - decline, go gray, grow feeble; fade/waste away, sink; lose respect;

  - lose force, become invalid, fall into disuse; become of no account;

consenior*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-elder; fellow-presbyter;

Consens*

  , adj. [classical eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  consensus; [Dei ~ => the twelve major deities; (rites) connected with them];

consensio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  agreement (opinion), consent, accordance, harmony; unanimity; plot, conspiracy;

consensualis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  consensual;

consensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - agreement (opinion), consent, harmony; unanimity; conclusion, plot, conspiracy;

  - general consensus; custom; combined action; [concensu => by general consent];

consensus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  agreed upon;

consentaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  concurrent circumstances (pl.); [~ est => it is fitting/reasonable/consistent];

consentaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  agreeable; consistent/appropriate/fitting; in harmony with (L+S);

consentiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unanimous; harmonious, agreeing closely; consistent; favorable;

consentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - join/share in sensation/feeling; be in agreement/harmony; be of the same mind;

  - act together; plot, conspire, combine; coincide; be in conjunction (planets);

  - agree, consent; fit/be consistent/in sympathy/unison with; favor; assent to;

consentium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  (sacred) rites (pl.) established by common agreement (w/sacra);

consentium*

  n., N2.4 thing [classical eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  council/body of Dei Consentes; [Dei Consentes => the twelve major deities];

consepelio*

  ire, plivi, pultum, V3.4 trans [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  bury with;

consepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  surround with a wall/fence/hedge; enclose, fence; fence/hedge in;

consepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  surround with a wall/fence/hedge; enclose, fence; fence/hedge in;

conseptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enclosure; precinct; fenced/hedged off area; fence/hedge (L+S);

conseptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hedging in; fencing around; constraining;

conseque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  consequently; consecutively?;

consequens*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  (logical) consequence; analogy?; (strange form, Cicero uses as neuter);

consequens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  subsequent/later; as a logical consequence; reasonable/consistent; analogous;

consequenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  consequently/as a result; appropriate/aptly; in accordance with/agreeable to;

consequentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  logical consequence; succession/sequence/progression (of events); analogy;

consequia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  consequence; retinue; rear guard;

consequius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  who(/that which) follows or is in attendance;

consequius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  which follows or is in attendance;

consequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - follow, go/come after; attend on; pursue; catch up with, overtake; follow up;

  - happen subsequently, ensue/follow in order/time; act accordingly, follow plan;

  - seek after, aim at; achieve, reach; obtain; acquire, gain; grasp/comprehend;

consequtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common L&S]

  - order; orderly/logical/proper sequence/consequence/connection; result, effect;

  - investigation of consequences/effects; acquiring/obtaining (L+S); attainment;

consequus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  following;

conserba*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow-slave (female); (sometimes informal wife);

consermono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  talk, converse;

consero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  connect/link, fasten/press/put together; construct/compose; join, engage (in);

consero*

  rere, rvi, rtum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connect/link, fasten/press/put together; construct/compose; join, engage (in);

consero*

  rere, evi, satum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sow, plant (field/crops/seeds/tree), set; breed; sow/strew plentifully/thickly;

consero*

  rere, evi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sow, plant (field/crops/seeds/tree), set; breed; sow/strew plentifully/thickly;

conserte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a connected manner; as if bound/fastened together (L+S);

consertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joining together;

conserva*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- common OLD]

  fellow-slave (female); (sometimes informal wife);

conservabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that can be preserved;

conservans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  preservative (w/GEN);

conservatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  preservation, conservation, keeping (intact); observance/maintenance (duty);

conservativismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  conservatism;

conservativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  conservative (politics);

conservator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  keeper, one who preserves; defender; savior; worshiper (late) (L+S);

conservatorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later agri --- common trans]

  greenhouse;

conservatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  keeper (female), one who preserves/defends; protectress;

conservitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  joint servitude/slavery; the fellow-slaves (late);

conservitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fellowship in slavery;

conservo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  keep safe/intact, save (from danger); preserve, maintain; spare; keep/observe;

conservula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small fellow-slave (female);

conservus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fellow-slave; companion in servitude (L+S);

consessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  companion, one who sits near (at assembly/gathering); fellow juror; assessor;

consessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assembly/gathering/meeting; audience; court; the right to a place, seat;

consideranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  carefully, with consideration; in a deliberate considerate manner (L+S);

considerantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  consideration, reflection, due thought;

considerate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  carefully, cautiously, considerately; upon consideration;

consideratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  gaze/inspection/act of looking; mental examination/contemplation/consideration;

considerator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who examines/considers/reflects on a problem;

consideratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thought out, careful, considered (thing); cautious/deliberate/careful (person);

considero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  examine/look at/inspect; consider closely, reflect on/contemplate; investigate;

considium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  court of justice;

consido*

  dere, sedi, sessum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - sit down/be seated; hold sessions, sit (judge), try; alight; subside/sink (in);

  - encamp/bivouac; take up a position; stop/stay, make one's home, settle; lodge;

consido*

  dere, di, sessum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - sit down/be seated; hold sessions, sit (judge), try; alight; subside/sink (in);

  - encamp/bivouac; take up a position; stop/stay, make one's home, settle; lodge;

consignate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  aptly; expressively; in a distinct manner, plainly, distinctly (L+S);

consignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  affixing a seal/sealing/authentication; sealed/attested document; written proof;

consignatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  room in which confirmation was administered;

consignifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  be significant; convey extra meaning;

consigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  (fix a) seal; put on record; indicate precisely/establish; attest/authenticate;

consilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  consulting, consult; counseling, advice;

consilesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall silent; become still; be hushed (L+S); keep silent; grow dumb;

consiliaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare OLD]

  counsel, advice; counseling;

consiliarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  counselor/adviser; sharer of counsels; assessor; consilium princips member;

consiliarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  counseling, advising; suitable for counsel (L+S);

consiliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  counselor, adviser; sharer in the counsels (of); epithet of Jupiter (L+S);

consiliatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  adviser (female); she who counsels (L+S);

consiligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  medicinal herb (Pulmonaria officinalis), lugwort (or green hellebore);

consilio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  take counsel, consult; deliberate; advise, give advice;

consiliosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  instructive; giving good advice; full of prudence/wisdom, considerate (L+S);

consilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - debate/discussion/deliberation/consultation; advice/counsel/suggestion; adviser;

  - decision/resolution; intention/purpose/policy/plan/action; diplomacy/strategy;

  - deliberative/advisory body; state council, senate; jury; board of assessors;

  - intelligence, sense, capacity for judgment/invention; mental ability; choice;

consimile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  similar things (pl.); and the like (L+S);

consimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  like, very similar; similar in all respects (L+S);

consimiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  (very) similarly; in a like manner (L+S);

consimilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  compare;

consipio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 trans [early --- --- common OLD]

  surround with a wall/fence/hedge; enclose, fence; fence/hedge in;

consipio*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be sane, be in one's right mind; be of sound mind (L+S);

consiptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- common OLD]

  enclosure; precinct; fenced/hedged off area;

Consistens*

  m., N3.3 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  class (pl.) of penitents in early Church;

consistentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  consistence;

consistio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  - act of planting/sowing;

  - action of standing in place; a standing still (L+S); [~ loci => in a place];

consisto*

  tere, stiti, stitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stop/stand/halt/cease; pause, linger; stop spreading/flowing; take a position;

  - stand together/fast; consist of/be reckoned in; rest/depend upon; be unaltered;

  - make a stand; stay, remain (fixed), stand still/erect/upright; correspond to;

  - come about, exist; fall due (tax); be established; remain valid/applicable;

consistorialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  consistorial, by/pertaining to a consistory/(ecclesiastical) assembly/court;

consistorianus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  assessor, aid in council; (in emperor's council);

consistorianus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the emperor's cabinet; of (ecclesiastical) assembly/court;

consistorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- common L&S]

  (place of) the emperor's council; place of assembly/where servants wait; earth;

consistorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  consistory, (ecclesiastical) assembly/court; Cardinals presided over by Pope;

consitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  sower, planter;

consitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  planting/sowing of land;

consitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  laid to rest (in a tomb), "planted";

consobrina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  first cousin (female); (on mother's side); children of sisters (L+S); relation;

consobrinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  first cousin (male); (on mother's side); children of sisters (L+S); relation;

consocer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one's child's father-in-law; one of two joint fathers-in-law (L+S);

consocia*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  companion (female); consort;

consociabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  compatible, suitable;

consociatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  together, unitedly, jointly;

consociatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  association, union; associating, uniting;

consociatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  closely linked/associated; united (L+S); agreeing, harmonious;

consocio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  associate/join/unite (in), share; bring in close relation/alliance/partnership;

consocius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  partaker; aid; companion; associate, ally (Bee);

consocius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  united; connected;

consocrus*

  f., N4.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one's child's mother-in-law; one of two joint mothers-in-law (L+S);

consol*

  m., N3.1 person [early legal --- inscription L&S]

  consul (highest elected Roman official - 2/year); supreme magistrate elsewhere;

consolabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  consolable, admitting of consolation; consolatory, bringing consolation;

consolamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  consolation;

consolatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  consolation; comfort/encouragement (act/instance); consoling fact/circumstance;

consolatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  confirming; establishing of ownership;

consolativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  comforting; consolatory;

consolator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comforter, consoler; one who comforts/consoles;

consolatorie*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a consolatory/comforting manner;

consolatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  consolatory, consoling; [~ literae => letters of consolation];

consolida*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; black briony, comfrey; (also called conferva);

consolidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  merging of usufruct (temporary use/possession) in property, consolidation;

consolidator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  confirmer; fortifier;

consolido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  solidify, make solid/thick; merge (usufruct) attached property, consolidate;

consolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  console, cheer, comfort; (PASS) console oneself, take comfort;

consolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  console, (be source of) comfort/solace; soothe; alleviate/allay/assuage (grief);

consoltum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decision/resolution/plan; decree (of senate/other authority); oracular response;

consolutus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon OLD]

  dissolved together;

consomnio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dream of;

consona*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  consonant; (letter not a vowel);

consonans*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  consonant; (letter not a vowel);

consonans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  agreeing; sounding in accord; fitting, suitable, appropriate;

consonanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concordantly; in concord/agreement; agreeably (L+S); consonantly, harmoniously;

consonantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  concord, consonance (music); harmony (of spoken sounds); agreement (L+S);

consonatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  resemblance of sound;

consone*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in unison, (sounding) together; harmoniously (L+S);

consono*

  are, ui, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sound/utter/make noise together, harmonize; resound/re-echo; agree;

consonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sounding together; harmonious; having common sound; agreeing; unanimous; fit;

consopio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lull/put to sleep, make unconscious; stupefy, benumb; make obsolete;

consors*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sharer; partner/associate/collogue/fellow; consort/wife; brother/sister; co-heir

consors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sharing inheritance/property; shared, in common; kindred, brotherly, sisterly;

consortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  joint, held in association/common/partnership; pertaining to common property;

consortio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  partnership/association; fellowship, community; conjunction (things); sympathy;

consortium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - sharing, partnership, fellowship, participation; close connection; partner;

  - possession in common, sharing property; community life; conjunction (stars);

conspargo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sprinkle/strew/spatter, cover with small drops/particles; diversify/intersperse;

consparsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scattering, strewing, sprinkling, sprinkle; paste, dough;

conspatians*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  walking together;

conspectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  look, sight, view;

conspector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  inspector; overseer; he who sees/beholds (L+S);

conspectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  view, (range of) sight; aspect/appearance/look; perception/contemplation/survey;

conspectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  visible, open to view; remarkable/striking/eminent/distinguished; conspicuous;

conspelio*

  ire, -, pultum, V3.4 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bury with;

conspergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sprinkle/strew/spatter, cover with small drops/particles; diversify/intersperse;

conspersio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scattering, strewing, sprinkling, sprinkle; paste, dough;

conspicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  visible; remarkable, notable;

conspicabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  considering attentively;

conspiciendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conspicuous, attracting attention; worth seeing/attention (L+S); distinguished;

conspiciens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  intelligent, having understanding;

conspicientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  faculty of considering;

conspicillium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lookout post, place for spying out; watching (L+S); eyeglass (Ecc); binoculars;

conspicillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lookout post, place for spying out; watching (L+S); eyeglass (Ecc); binoculars;

conspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - observe/see/witness; notice; watch; gaze/stare on; catch/be in sight of; face;

  - have appearance; attract attention; discern; (PASS) be conspicuous/visible;

conspicio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  looking/observing/discerning, action of looking; (augury);

conspico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  catch sight of, see; observe, notice; perceive; be conspicuous; be regarded;

conspicuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  visible, clearly seen, in sight/full view; illustrious/notable/famous/striking;

conspirate*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unanimously, with one accord, all together;

conspiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  illegal/hostile combination/conspiracy/plot; blowing/breathing together;

conspiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  concord/harmony/unanimity/agreement in feeling/opinion; conspirator;

conspiratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  sounding together (of musical instruments); agreement (L+S); harmony;

conspiratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having conspired/agreed, having entered into a conspiracy; acting in concert;

conspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coil up;

conspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  plot/conspire/unite; sound/act in unison/harmony/accord; blow together (horns);

conspissatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thickening, condensing; pressing together; accumulation;

conspissatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  thickened, condensed; pressed together; dense;

conspisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thicken; condense;

consplendesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shine very much/brightly/splendidly;

conspolio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rob;

conspolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of sacrificial fruit cake;

conspondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  exchange pledges; engage/promise mutually (L+S);

consponsata*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bride; betrothed, fiance, intended;

consponsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  joint surety; one who takes a joint/mutual oath; who obligates himself (L+S);

consponsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bound by mutual pledges;

conspultus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  buried with;

conspuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spit on, sputter over; besplatter with saliva; (contempt); spit; spit it out;

conspuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  spit; spit out much; spit it out;

conspurcatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  polluted; (Erasmus);

conspurco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  befoul, pollute; defile sexually;

consputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  spit on/over; (in contempt);

conss*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- common trans]

  consuls (pl.) (highest elected official); abb. conss./coss.; (two of a year);

constabilarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  constable; commander, high constable; warden (of castle/manor/parish);

constabilio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  establish; put on a firm basis; strengthen; confirm, make firm (L+S);

constabularius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  constable; commander, high constable; warden (of castle/manor/parish);

constagno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cause to stand; congeal;

Constans*

  m., N3.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Constans; (Emperor Flavius Julius Constans I 337-350);

constans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - constant, unchanging; steadfast, resolute; steady, stable; immovable; secure;

  - consistent; standing firm; firm; persistent; mentally/morally settled/certain;

constanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - firmly, immovably; steadily, constantly, without change; resolutely; loyally;

  - evenly, uniformly, regularly; calmly; continually, persistently; consistently;

constantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - perseverance; harmony; steadfastness, persistence; firmness; courage; loyalty;

  - steadiness, regularity, consistency; constancy; resistance to change;

Constantinopolis*

  f., N3.3 locale [late --- Greece common L&S]

  Constantinople (elsewhen Byzantium or Istanbul);

Constantinus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy common SrcZ]

  Constantine; (Emperor Constantine I 306-337; II 337-340; III 407-411);

Constantius*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Constantius; (Emperor Constantius I 305-306; II 337-361; III 421);

constellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- lesser L&S]

  constellation; group of stars supposed to influence human affairs;

constellatus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  starry; studded with stars;

consternatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confusion/dismay/shock/alarm; excitement; disturbance/disorder; mutiny/sedition;

consternatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  dismayed, confused, confounded, in consternation;

consterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confound/shock/confuse/perplex/dismay; terrify/alarm/frighten, drive frantic;

consterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  overcome; stretch/lay out upon the ground; excite to sedition/revolt/mutiny;

consterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strew/cover/spread (rugs); cover/lay/pave/line; bring down, lay low; calm (sea);

constibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  strong; stout;

constipatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  crowding together; a dense crowd;

constipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crowd together; press/crowd closely together (L+S);

constitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of standing in place; abiding (L+S); abode; stay; [w/loci => in same place];

constituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - set up/in position, erect; place/dispose/locate; (call a) halt; plant (trees);

  - decide/resolve; decree/ordain; appoint, post/station (troops); settle (colony);

  - establish/create/institute; draw up, arrange/set in order; make up, form; fix;

constitutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - constitution/disposition/structure/character; arrangement/organization/system;

  - ordinance, decree, decision; position/ordering; destiny; definition of a term;

constitutionarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  he who presides over the copying of the imperial constitutions;

constitutivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  determining; constituent, component; confirmatory (Souter); defining;

constitutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  founder, one who establishes; orderer, arranger (L+S);

constitutorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  relating to a constitutum (agreement to pay/agreed price);

constitutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  - agreed arrangement, appointment; agreement to pay a sum on a date, note, IOU;

  - agreed price; decree, ordinance, law; order/conventional rule (architecture);

constitutus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- common L&S]

  meeting;

constitutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  constituted/disposed, endowed with a nature; ordered/arranged/appointed; being;

consto*

  are, iti, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - agree/correspond/fit, be correct; be dependent/based upon; exist/continue/last;

  - be certain/decided/consistent/sure/fixed/established/well-known/apparent/plain;

  - stand firm/still/erect/together; remain motionless/constant; consist of/in;

consto*

  are, iti, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- common other]

  it is agreed/evident/understood/correct/well known (everyone knows/agrees);

constratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  platform; deck; covering (L+S);

constratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  flat, plane; [navis ~ => decked ship];

constrepo*

  pere, pui, pitum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make a loud noise; resound; sound loudly/boisterously (L+S); (of vivid speech);

constricte*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  closely;

constrictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compression, constriction; binding/drawing together (L+S); constipation;

constrictive*

  adv. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  astringently;

constrictivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  contracting; drawing together; astringent;

constricto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  draw together; (medical term associated with cauterization and amputation);

constrictura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drawing together;

constrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  small/limited in size; marked by contraction/tightening; compressed/contracted;

constringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bind fast/tight, tie up/together; confine, restrain; hinder, inhibit, control;

  - compress/squeeze; make smaller/lessen/contract; hold together; congeal/freeze;

constructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  erection, putting/joining together; building, construction; arrangement (words);

construo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heap/pile/load (up); make/build/construct; arrange (in group); amass, collect;

constupeo*

  ere, pui, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be very much astonished;

constuprator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ravisher, debaucher, defiler; one perpetrating illicit (adultery/forcible) sex;

constupro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ravish, rape; debauch, defile, corrupt; have illicit (adultery/forcible) sex;

consuadeo*

  ere, asi, asum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  advocate, recommend/advise strongly; try to persuade (w/DAT);

Consualium*

  n., N2.2 thing [archaic eccl Italy common L&S]

  festival of Consus (ancient god); (21 August, buried altar at Circus uncovered);

consuasor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  advisor, counselor; one who recommends/advocates/counsels;

consuavio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover with kisses; kiss affectionately (L+S);

consuavio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cover with kisses; kiss affectionately (L+S);

consubigo*

  gere, begi, bactum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  knead/work/mix/force together;

consubstantialis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  of like nature/essence/quality;

consubstantialitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  like quality/nature/essence;

consubstantivus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  of like nature/essence/quality;

consucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fresh; juicy; (applied to a girl);

consudasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sweat profusely/thoroughly/much; exude moisture (of packed olives L+S);

consudesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sweat profusely/thoroughly/a lot; exude moisture (of packed olives L+S);

consudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sweat profusely/well/a lot; (also applied to packed olives/fruit);

consuefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accustom, acclimate, make used to, habituate, inure;

consuefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- common OLD]

  be/become accustomed/acclimated/habituated/hardened (to); (consuefacio PASS);

consueo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accustom; become accustomed; be accustomed, inure, habituate. familiarize;

consuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - accustom oneself; become/be accustomed/used; inure, habituate; familiarize;

  - be intimate/have sexual intercourse with; form a habit; be in the habit of;

consuete*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in the usual/accustomed manner, as usual; according to custom;

consuetio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  intimacy; sexual intimacy/intercourse;

consuetudinarie*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in the usual/accustomed manner, as usual; according to custom;

consuetudinarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  usual, ordinary, customary;

consuetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - habit/custom/usage/way; normal/general/customary practice, tradition/convention;

  - experience; empirical knowledge; sexual/illicit intercourse, intimacy, affair;

consuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accustomed. used (to); customary, habitual, usual; ordinary, commonly employed;

consul*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  consul (highest elected Roman official - 2/year); supreme magistrate elsewhere;

consulans*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  those (pl.) who seek advice (from lawyer/oracle);

consularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  consular, of/proper to a consul; of consular rank; proposed/governed by consul;

consularitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  office/dignity of consul or imperial governor;

consulariter*

  adv. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  in a manner befitting/worthy of a consul;

consularius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  consular, of/proper to a consul; of consular rank; proposed/governed by consul;

consulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  consulship/consulate; (term of) office of consul; actions/acts as consul;

consulo*

  lere, lui, ltum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - ask information/advice of; consult, take counsel; deliberate/consider; advise;

  - decide upon, adopt; look after/out for (DAT), pay attention to; refer to;

consultatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - full/mature deliberation/consideration/discussion; consultation; inquiry;

  - meeting/opportunity for debate; subject for consideration, problem, question;

consultator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inquirer; one who consults; one who asks advice (L+S);

consultatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to consultation;

consultatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  resolution, decision; deliberations (pl.) (OLD);

consulte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  prudently, with due deliberation; advisedly; deliberately, on purpose;

consultivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  consultive, consultative;

consulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - consult, take counsel; form plans, provide; consult oracle/astrologer;

  - deliberate, debate, discuss; consider carefully, weigh, ponder;

consulto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  consult, go for/ask/take counsel; consult oracle/astrologer;

consulto*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  purposely, deliberately, on purpose, by design; of set purpose;

consultor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  adviser, counselor, one who gives counsel; client/one who asks (lawyer/oracle);

consultrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who takes thought for; she who has a care for/provides (L+S);

consultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decision/resolution/plan; decree (of senate/other authority); oracular response;

consultus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  lawyer, jurist; (also jurisconsultus, one or two words); expert;

consultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  decision/resolution/plan; decree (of senate/other authority); oracular response;

consultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  skilled/practiced/learned/experienced; planned/prudent, well-considered/advised;

consum*

  nesse, nfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be together/with, coexist; be, happen; [confore => to be about to happen];

consummabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  perfectible, capable of being perfected/completed;

consummatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  - accumulation, process/result of addition; total/sum; purpose; acme/zenith;

  - final result, conclusion, completion, achievement; consummation; perfection;

consummator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  completer, finisher;

consummatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  complete, perfect, nothing lacking; perfect/consummate (people);

consummo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - add/reckon/total/sum/make up; finish off, end; bring about, achieve/accomplish;

  - bring to perfection; put finishing/crowning touch; serve one's time; be grown;

consumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - burn up, destroy/kill; put end to; reduce/wear away; annul; extinguish (right);

  - devour/swallow up/consume/eat/use up/exhaust/expend; spend; squander/waste;

consumptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  transient; consumable; that can be consumed/destroyed;

consumptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  consumption, process of consuming or wearing away; wasting; employing, use;

consumptivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of consumption (economy);

consumptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  consumer, one who consumes; spendthrift, waster; destroyer;

consumptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  she who consumes/wastes, consumer; spendthrift;

consuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sew together/up, stitch/join; make by sewing together; patch up; devise, plan;

consupplicatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fellow suppliant; she who supplicates with (L+S);

consurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - rise/stand up (body of people); rise (jury/from meal/to speak/from bed); ambush;

  - aspire to, rouse, prepare; break out, come from hiding; grow/spring up, rise;

consurrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rising, action of standing up; (as sign of assent in public meeting L+S);

Consus*

  m., N2.1 name [archaic eccl Italy common L&S]

  Consus, ancient Italian god (earth/fertility/agriculture/counsels/secret plans);

consusrro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  whisper together;

consutilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sewed together;

consutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  garment stitched together;

contabefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make to waste away; wear away; consume;

contabesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  melt/waste slowly/completely away, decline in health; be consumed, pine away;

contabulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  floor/roof made of boards; flooring, boarding; (folds/tucks of a garment);

contabulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  board over, cover with boards; furnish with roof/floor/bridge; build; bridge;

contactrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  electric plug;

contactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  touch, contact; contagion, infection, pollution; (personal/logical) association;

contages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contact, touch; infection, contagion;

contagio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contact/touch (to contagion/infection); social contact/intercourse; influence;

contagiosus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  contagious; infectious;

contagium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  action/fact of touching, contact; contact communicating infection, contagion;

contamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  action/fact of touching, contact; contact communicating infection, contagion;

contaminabilus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  that may be polluted/defiled;

contaminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  defilement; pollution, contamination;

contaminator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  defiler; polluter;

contaminatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  adulterated/contaminated things (pl.);

contaminatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abandoned youths (pl.); (juvenile delinquents?);

contaminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - contaminated, polluted, adulterated; used, second-hand, soiled by use; profane;

  - impure, vile, defiled, degraded; morally foul, guilt stained; ritually unclean;

contamino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - corrupt, defile (w/filth/intercourse), stain, befoul spoil; ruin, dishonor;

  - debase w/mixture of inferior material; contaminate, infect; pollute (morally);

contans*

  , adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  hesitant/delaying/slow to act, tardy; clinging; stubborn, resistant to movement;

contarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  soldier armed with a contus (lance/pike/long spear); pike-bearer;

contatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common OLD]

  delay, hesitation; tardiness, inactivity; hesitating about/delaying of (w/GEN);

contator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  delayer/procrastinator; one prone to delay; considerate/cautious person (L+S);

contatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  soldier armed with a contus (lance/pike/long spear); pike-bearer;

contechno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plot, devise/contrive a trick;

contego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cover up, conceal, hide; protect; clothe; roof over; bury/entomb; strew thickly;

contemero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  violate; defile, pollute; stain;

contemnendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be despised/neglected; [w/negative => considerable, not negligible];

contemnenter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a contemptuous manner;

contemnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scornful, contemptuous; despising;

contemno*

  nere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - think little of; look down on, take poor view of; pay no heed/disregard/slight;

  - treat with/hold in contempt, scorn, disdain; despise; keep away from, avoid;

contemno*

  nere, msi, mtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - think little of; look down on, take poor view of; pay no heed/disregard/slight;

  - treat with/hold in contempt, scorn, disdain; despise; keep away from, avoid;

contemperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  proper/suitable mixture;

contempero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  temper (by mixing) (drink); moderate (L+S);

contemplabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  aiming, taking aim;

contemplabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  taking aim;

contemplabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  considering/contemplating attentively;

contemplatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - view, survey; taking aim; contemplation, consideration, study; meditation;

  - taking into consideration (ABL w/GEN); in consideration of, for the sake of;

contemplativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  theoretical, speculative; contemplative;

contemplator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  observer, surveyor; one who observes/studies/examines/ponders/contemplates;

contemplatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  she who observes/studies/ponders/contemplates;

contemplatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  contemplation, pondering; consideration (L+S); observance; regard, respect;

contemplo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  observe/note/notice, gaze/look hard at, regard; contemplate/consider carefully;

contemplo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  observe/note/notice, gaze/look hard at, regard; contemplate/consider carefully;

contemplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  place for observation in augury;

contempno*

  nere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  - think little of; look down on, take poor view of; pay no heed/disregard/slight;

  - treat with/hold in contempt, scorn, disdain; despise; keep away from, avoid;

contemporalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemporary;

contemporalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemporary;

contemporaneus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemporary;

contemporaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemporary;

contemporo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be contemporary, be at the same time;

contempte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  with great/greater/greatest contempt; contemptibly, despicably;

contemptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  contemptible, worthless;

contemptibilitas*

  f., N3.1 abst [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemptibleness;

contemptim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contemptuously, with contempt, scornfully; fearlessly, without regard to danger;

contemptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contempt/scorn/destain (act/state); (act) disregard/paying no attention to;

contemptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  despiser; one who looks down on/scorns; who disregards/pays no heed (to life);

contemptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  despiser; she who looks down on/scorns; who disregards/pays no heed (to life);

contemptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contempt/scorn/despising (act/state); ignominy; disregard; object of contempt;

contemptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  despised, despicable, paltry, mean; contemptible, vile;

contemte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  with great/greater/greatest contempt; contemptibly, despicably;

contemtibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemptible, worthless;

contemtibilitas*

  f., N3.1 abst [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contemptibleness;

contemtim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  contemptuously, with contempt, scornfully; fearlessly, without regard to danger;

contemtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contempt/scorn/destain (act/state); (act) disregard/paying no attention to;

contemtor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  despiser; one who looks down on/scorns; who disregards/pays no heed (to life);

contemtrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  despiser; she who looks down on/scorns; who disregards/pays no heed (to life);

contemtus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  contempt/scorn/despising (act/state); ignominy; disregard; object of contempt;

contemtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  despised, despicable, paltry, mean; contemptible, vile;

contendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stretch, draw tight, make taut; draw/bend (bow/catapult); tune; stretch out;

  - compete/contend (fight/law), dispute; compare/match/contrast; demand/press for;

  - strain/tense; make effort, strive for; speak seriously/passionately; assert;

  - hurl, shoot; direct; travel; extend; rush to, be in a hurry, hasten;

contenebrasco*

  cere, avi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become/grow completely/very dark; [used IMPERS => it grew very/completely dark];

contenebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  grow dark;

contente*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  closely, in a restrictive/restrained manner;

contente*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  with great exertion, vehemently, vigorously; eagerly, earnestly;

contentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stretching, tension; strenuous exercise (physical/mental); comparison (of ADJ);

  - competition, struggle, effort, exertion; controversy, contention, contrast;

  - raising voice, speaking passionately/vigorously/formally; intensification;

contentiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  emphatically; persistently/obstinately; vigorously/passionately/argumentatively;

contentiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  persistent, obstinate, headstrong; argumentative, quarrelsome, contentious;

contento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  satisfy; pay;

contentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - content, satisfied (w/ABL); content with, pleased; [se ~ => self contained];

  - tense, tight, strained, exerted; energetic, vigorous, intent, eager, serious;

conterebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pierce/bore through;

contereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [later --- --- common SrcW]

  frighten thoroughly; fill with terror; suppress/intimidate by terrorizing;

conterito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common SrcW]

  frighten much/greatly/thoroughly, terrorize;

contermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  border on; be a borderer, have a common boundary;

conterminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  region bordering on; neighboring/adjacent region/area;

conterminus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  neighbor;

conterminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  close by, neighboring, adjacent, close; bordering on, having a common boundary;

conternans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three years old;

conternatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  group of three; grouping (persons/things) in threes; placing of three together;

conterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  divide into groups of three; (persons);

contero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - grind, crush, pound to pieces; bruise, crumble; rub/wipe away/out/off, expunge;

  - spend, exhaust, waste (time), use up; wear out/down; make weary;

conterraneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  fellow countryman;

conterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frighten thoroughly; fill with terror; suppress/intimidate by terrorizing;

conterrito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frighten much/greatly/thoroughly, terrorize;

conterritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  frightened; terrorized;

contesseratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contract of friendship with tesserae (token divided between friends as sign);

contessero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contract friendship with tesserae (token divided between friends as sign);

contestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  affirmation of declaration; joinder of issue (w/litis)/formal entering of suit;

contestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  attesting, proving by witnesses, testimony; conclusive proof; earnest entreaty;

contestatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  short speech;

contestato*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in the presence of witnesses; by aid of witnesses (L+S);

contestatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attested; proved;

contestificans*

  , adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  attesting at the same time;

contestis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  co-witness;

contesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- common OLD]

  call to witness; appeal to the gods that (w/ut); join issue (w/litis);

contexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  weave/entwine/braid/twist together; compose/connect/link/combine; make/join/form

contexte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in close combination; in a connected/coherent manner; connected together (L+S);

contextim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in a continuous/uninterrupted/connected manner;

contextio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  joining, putting together; preparing, composing;

contextor*

  m., N3.1 person [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  composer, author, one who puts writing together;

contextus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - weaving (action), joining/putting together; connection, coherence; continuity;

  - ordered scheme, plan/course; structure/fabric; series, complex/whole of parts;

contextus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  context;

contextus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - interwoven; closely joined; connected, coherent (literary composition);

  - continuous, uninterrupted, unbroken; covered with a network (of rivers);

contheroleta*

  m., N1.1 person [late myth --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow destroyer of wild beasts;

conticeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be silent; keep quiet/still;

conticesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cease to talk, fall silent, lapse into silence; cease to function, become idle;

conticinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  quiet/still of night; (immediately following nightfall and preceding dawn);

conticinnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  quiet/still of night; (immediately following nightfall and preceding dawn);

conticisco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cease to talk, fall silent, lapse into silence; cease to function, become idle;

conticium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  quiet/still of night; (immediately following nightfall and preceding dawn);

contificis*

  m., N3.3 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  spearmen (pl.), lancers;

contiger*

  m., N2.3 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  lancer, spear-bearer;

contignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  raftering; story, floor; joists and boards erected for roof/upper floor;

contigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  join/furnish with joists/beams; rafter, floor;

contignum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  structure of beams; roast/meat with seven ribs;

contigue*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  closely; [w/sequor => follow at/on his heels];

contiguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - near, adjoining/adjacent/neighboring; bordering upon; within reach;

  - touching, contiguous; side by side; closely connected; allied;

continator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  demagogue/agitator; haranguer; one who addresses public meetings; preacher;

continens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mainland; continent; forming part of a continuous mass;

continens*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  essential point, central argument, hinge, basis; suburbs (pl.), (outside walls);

continens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bordering, adjacent, contiguous, next; immediately, without delay (w/in/ex);

  - temperate, moderate, not indulging in excess; restrained, exhibiting restraint;

  - close (in time); linked; continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted; homogeneous;

continenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unbroken/continuously/without pause, uninterruptedly; repeatedly/successively;

continenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  in unbroken succession, in a row; w/self-restraint; temperately, moderately;

continentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restraint/self-control/abstinence/holding back/repression (passion/appetite);

continentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  contents of a work; contiguity; proximity;

contineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - secure, maintain, sustain; fasten/hold in position; retain, keep safe, preserve;

  - hinder, contain/shut in/confine; stay; restrain/hold back; comprise/form basis;

  - keep/hold/hang together/fast; surround, enclose, contain, limit; concentrate;

contingenter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  contingently; conditionally; not of necessity (Def);

contingo*

  gere, igi, tactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - touch; reach (to); border on, be connected with; affect, hit; take hold, seize;

  - color/stain; lay hands on, appropriate; smite; affect emotionally, move/touch;

contingo*

  gere, igi, tactum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  happen, befall, turn out, come to pass, be granted to one; be produced;

contingo*

  gere, igi, tactum, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it happens, it turns out; (PERF) it came to pass;

continnatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  continual;

contino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  encounter, meet with;

continuanter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  continuously, uninterruptedly; in uninterrupted succession;

continuate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  continuously, uninterruptedly;

continuatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  continuously, uninterruptedly;

continuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - continuation/succession/prolongation; continuity/interconnection; concatenation;

  - unbroken extent, continuous stretch; uninterrupted practice; period/sentence;

continuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  adjournment; continuation;

continuativus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  copulative, conjunctive, serving to connect the discourse;

continuator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  continuer;

continuatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  uninterrupted/unbroken; consecutive; contiguous/adjacent to; permanent (Latham);

continue*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  continuously; without interruption;

continuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prolongation/continuation/extension; being uninterrupted; series; L:continuance;

continuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - make continuous (space/time); put in line, join (in succession), connect, unite;

  - bridge (gap); extend/prolong/draw out/last/renew; keep on; do without pause;

continuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  adjourn;

continuo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  encounter, meet with; join, unite oneself to/with (L+S);

continuo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - immediately, forthwith, at once, without delay/intermission; continuously;

  - without further evidence/ado; (w/negative) necessarily, in consequence;

continuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  continuum;

continuus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  attendant, one who is always around;

continuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  - incessant/unremitting, constantly repeated/recurring; successive, next in line;

  - continuous, connected/hanging together; uninterrupted; indivisible; lasting;

contio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- inscription L&S]

  meeting/assembly; audience/speech; public opinion; parade addressed by general;

contio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sermon;

contionabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  delivering public speech/harangue; proposing something at public assembly (L+S);

contionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/proper to public assembly/meeting; (disparaging) devoted to meetings;

contionarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/proper to public assembly/meeting; (disparaging) devoted to meetings;

contionator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  demagogue/agitator; haranguer; one who addresses public meetings; preacher;

contionatorius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  of sermon; of/proper to public assembly/meeting/gathering of people;

contiono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- common OLD]

  address assembly, deliver public speech; preach/harangue; attend public meeting;

contiro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  fellow recruit;

contitularis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  titular;

contiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  small or negligible meeting; short harangue, trifling speech (L+S);

conto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inquire;

conto*

  are, -, unctatum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- frequent L&S]

  delay, impede, hold up; hesitate, tarry, linger; be slow to act; dawdle; doubt;

contogatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  law-colleague;

contollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  step up/go (to meet a person) (w/gradum); bring together (L+S);

contono*

  are, avi, -, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  it thunders violently/loudly/heavily;

contoral*

  m/f., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  spouse;

contorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - stir up/agitate, make rough (sea); utter with vigor; turn about/sway (emotions);

  - twist, make twisted/crooked; twirl/whirl, rotate/move in arc; brandish; fling;

contorreo*

  ere, rui, ostum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dry up entirely; parch, scorch;

contorte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in an involved/contorted fashion; intricately; perplexedly (L+S);

contortio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - action of twisting/whirling/flinging around, twirling/swinging; intertwining;

  - involving; intricacy/complication; (w/orationis) involved expression;

contortiplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compounded in an involved fashion; entangled, complicated (L+S);

contortor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twister, one who perverts;

contortulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat complicated/intricate;

contortus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  involved, intricate, obscure (discourse); tangled/complicated;

contortus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  brandished/hurled; vehement, energetic, strong, full of motion;

contra*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - facing, face-to-face, in the eyes; towards/up to; across; in opposite direction;

  - against, opposite, opposed/hostile/contrary/in reply to; directly over/level;

  - otherwise, differently; conversely; on the contrary; vice versa;

contra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - against, facing, opposite; weighed against; as against; in resistance/reply to;

  - contrary to, not in conformance with; the reverse of; otherwise than;

  - towards/up to, in direction of; directly over/level with; to detriment of;

contrabassum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  bass;

contrabium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  framework of beams, flooring;

contraceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  contraception;

contractabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that may be felt/handled;

contractabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  caressingly; so as just to be felt;

contracte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sparingly, economically, on a restricted/contracted scale;

contractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  contraction; abridgement; clamp; compression/condensation (of speech/syllable);

contractiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  slight (mental) depression (w/animi); dejection, sadness (L+S);

contracto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - handle, finger, touch repeatedly; feel; handle unlawfully (theft/embezzlement);

  - caress/fondle, handle amorously; have sex with; deal with/handle/apply oneself;

contractor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  contractor, one who makes a contract;

contractorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lace; string;

contractura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  contracture, narrowing of columns towards the top, tapering;

contractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shrinking/narrowing; undertaking; legal/commercial agreement/contract;

contractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  close/narrow/restricted/pinched; short (time); abridged, terse; restrained;

contractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  violated; dishonored; touched carnally; stolen, purloined, taken by stealth;

contradicibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that may be contracted or spoken against;

contradico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- gram --- common OLD]

  gainsay/contradict; speak against/speak for adversary, oppose/object to/contest;

contradictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser ---]

  objection; contradiction; opposition; argument against, counter-argument; reply;

contradictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  opponent, one who replies/objects;

contradictorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare Eccl]

  defense, speaking against;

contradictorius*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  containing an objection/contradiction;

contrado*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deliver together/wholly;

contraeo*

  aire, aivi, aitum, V6.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go against, oppose; make resistance; (w/DAT);

contrafacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  act against;

contrafaco*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- common Med]

  counterfeit, forge, fake;

contrafactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  setting in opposition, contrast;

contraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - enter into/upon relationship/agreement/business/marriage/loan/battle, deal with;

  - bring/draw together/in, assemble, collect/gather; unite in friendship/alliance;

  - sadden/depress/diminish/contract/tighten; cause/provoke (disease/war); commit;

contrajuris*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  unlawful, illegal, contrary to law;

contrapondus*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  counterweight;

contrapono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  put/place/set/station against/opposite; place in opposition;

contrapositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  antithesis;

contrapunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  counterpoint (music);

contraretus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  gladiator matched against the retiarius (net);

contrarie*

  adv. [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  in opposite directions; in opposition (to what was said/written); contrariwise;

contrarietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  contrast, opposite; opposition, contrariety; misfortune, evil;

contrario*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  oppose;

contrarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  opposite (quantity), reverse/contrary (fact/argument); argument from contraries;

contrarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- common L&S]

  opposite direction; antithesis; contrast; [ex ~ => on the contrary/other hand];

contrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  opponent, adversary; antagonist;

contrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - opposite, contrary, in contradiction; antithetical; opposed/hostile/adverse;

  - incompatible; reversed, inverted; reciprocal, mutual; counterbalancing;

contrascriba*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  checking-clerk; counter-signer (L+S); comptroller;

contrascribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  counter-sign;

contrascriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  checking-clerk; counter-signer (L+S); comptroller;

contravenio*

  ire, contraveni, ntum, V3.4 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  oppose;

contraversia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  controversy/dispute; debate; moot case debated in school, forensic exercise;

contraversim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in reverse (as in a mirror);

contraversum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on the contrary, on the other hand;

contraversus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  turned opposite; lying over against;

contrectabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that may be felt/handled;

contrectabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  caressingly; so as just to be felt;

contrectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  touching/handling (action); fondling/caressing; handling with felonious intent;

contrectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  thief; (who touches/handles with felonious intent, theft/embezzlement);

contrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - touch repeatedly, handle, finger; feel; handle unlawfully (theft/embezzlement);

  - handle amorously, caress/fondle; have sex with; deal with/handle/apply oneself;

contrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  violated; dishonored; touched carnally; stolen, purloined, taken by stealth;

contremesco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tremble all over; shake (violently), quake; tremble at/with fear, be afraid of;

contremisco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tremble all over; shake (violently), quake; tremble at/with fear, be afraid of;

contremo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tremble/shake violently; quake;

contremulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tremulous, shimmering; trembling/shaking violently (L+S);

contreo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 trans [later eccl --- veryrare SrcW]

  destroy, crush; go against;

contribulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  anguish;

contribulis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  from the same tribe/region;

contribulis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellow tribesman, member of the same tribe; one from the same region;

contribulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  crush, bruise; afflict much, crush;

contribuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unite/incorporate, join/attach (to state); assign/allot; contribute/give, share;

contributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  payment, contribution; dividing/distributing, distribution (L+S);

contributum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  contribution;

contrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fritter away, waste;

contrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wear down;

contristatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  grief; affliction, afflicting;

contristo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sadden, make gloomy, depress, discourage; afflict, sap, damage (crops); darken;

contritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grief, dismay, despondency; grinding (L+S);

contritus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- common Def]

  contrite; penitent;

contritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trite, hackneyed, worn out; common (L+S);

controversia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  controversy/dispute; debate; moot case debated in school, forensic exercise;

controversia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  turning against; (turning of water against (w/aqua) (undermining land));

controversialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  controversial; pertaining to controversy;

controversiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little/minor controversy;

controversiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  much disputed, debatable; very much controverted/contested (L+S);

controverso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  dispute; (used by Cicero as translation of Greek); be at variance (L+S);

controversum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  controversial/debatable/disputed/questionable/doubtful points (pl.);

controversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  controversial/debatable/disputed; turned against, in opposite direction (L+S);

controversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in opposite directions;

controverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [later gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  deny; oppose, voice opposition;

contrpuncticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval gram --- veryrare Eccl]

  pertaining to a counterpoint;

contrpunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  counterpoint;

contrucido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - slaughter/butcher; cut/hew down/about; cut to/in pieces;

  - inflict many wounds on, kill large numbers; slay (L+S); put to the sword;

contrudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thrust/crowd (together), impel; thrust/press/push in (to receptacle), cram/stow;

contrunco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hack/cut down/to pieces; gobble up, dispatch (food);

contubernalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  tent mate, comrade-in-arms; staff trainee; companion; colleague; slave's mate;

contubernium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  - companionship in a tent; band/brotherhood; shared war tent; apartment/lodging;

  - cohabitation, concubinage (with/between slaves); attendance on a general;

contubernius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  tent mate, comrade-in-arms; staff trainee; companion; colleague; slave's mate;

contueo*

  ere, -, uitum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  look at/gaze on/behold; see to; be in sight of, have view of; contemplate/weigh;

contuitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contemplation; gaze; attentive look at (L+S); view/sight; [~u => in view of];

contumacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stubbornness/obstinacy; proud/defiant behavior; disobedience to judicial order;

contumaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stubbornly, obstinately; defiantly;

contumax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - proud/unyielding/stubborn/defiant; (usu. bad); insolent/stiff-necked/obstinate;

  - willfully disobedient to decree/summons; not yielding, immovable (things);

contumelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indignity, affront, abuse/insult; insulting language/behavior; rough treatment;

contumelio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  insult; treat outrageously;

contumeliose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in an insulting manner; abusively, insolently (L+S);

contumeliosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insulting, outrageous, humiliating; rude, insolent, abusive; reproachful (L+S);

contumesco*

  cere, mi, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swell greatly;

contumia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  indignity, affront, abuse/insult; insulting language/behavior; rough treatment;

contumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bury, inter; heap together; heap up like a mound (L+S); furnish with a mound;

contundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  quell/crush/outdo/subdue utterly; bruise/beat; pound to pieces/powder/pulp;

contuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  look at/gaze on/behold; see to; be in sight of, have view of; contemplate/weigh;

contuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  look at/gaze on/behold; see to; be in sight of, have view of; contemplate/weigh;

contuolus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  surrounded by a partial closing of the eyelid (eyes w/oculi);

conturbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  disorder (physical/mental/emotional); perturbation, dismay, confusion, panic;

conturbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  disturber; who/that which brings/spreads disorder/ruin; bankrupt;

conturbator*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  leading to bankruptcy, ruinous, expensive, costly;

conturbatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disturbed, perplexed, disquieted, confused; disordered, diseased (L+S);

conturbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  confuse, disquiet/confound/derange/dismay, upset/mix up; go bankrupt, default;

conturmalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  fellow soldier from the same turma/squadron (small unit of cavalry);

conturmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  arrange in turmae/squadrons (cavalry);

contus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  long pole esp. used on ship); lance, pike;

contusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  bruising; bruise, contusion; crushing, battering (L+S);

contusum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  bruise, contusion;

contuto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  place in safety;

contutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  joint guardian;

contutus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contemplation; gaze; attentive look at (L+S); view/sight; [~u => in view of];

conubialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/belonging to marriage/wedlock (or a specific marriage), conjugal/connubial;

conubium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - marriage/wedlock; right to marry; act/ceremony of marriage (usu. pl.);

  - intermarriage between two groups of people/instance of it; right to intermarry;

conubium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  married partner/spouse, husband/wife; sexual union; ingrafting (plants);

conula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant (genus Satureia, savory); (also called conila and origanum L+S);

conus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  cone, conical figure/shape; apex of helmet; form of sundial; pine cone; tenpin;

convado*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make a person give surety/bail to appear in court;

convalescens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- bio --- lesser L&S]

  convalescents (pl.), those convalescing/regaining health;

convalescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  convalescence, regaining of health;

convalesco*

  cere, lui, litum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - grow strong/thrive/gain power; regain health/strength, recover, get well/better;

  - become valid; (legal term);

convalidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  convalidation; (renewal of/consent to marriage previously canonically invalid);

convalido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  validate, make valid;

convallaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  lily of the valley;

convallis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  valley (much shut in), ravine, deep/narrow/enclosed valley, glen; (also pl.);

convallo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surround with a rampart/entrenchment; hedge in; encircle, surround (L+S);

convalo*

  lere, lui, litum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grow strong/thrive/gain power; regain health/strength, recover, get well/better;

convario*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  spot, variegate;

convario*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vary, be different;

convaso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  pack up (baggage); pack vessels/implements together (L+S); pile up;

convectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carrying/bringing together;

convecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carry/bring together (in abundance); gather, collect;

convector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - gatherer; collector; one who brings together; (title of grain harvest god);

  - passenger; fellow traveler; he who goes with one (L+S);

conveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bring/carry/bear together/to one place; collect, gather; get in (harvest) (L+S);

convello*

  lere, li, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - shatter, batter, convulse, shake violently; heave up, set in motion; overthrow;

  - pull/pluck/tug/tear up/at dislodge, uproot; wrench, strain, dislocate (limbs);

convelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cover (over), veil; wrap around;

convena*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  refugees (pl.), immigrants; those together for some purpose (asylum); tramps;

conveniens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - fitting; appropriate; comfortable; internally consistent, harmonious;

  - agreed, conventional, based on agreement; agreeable, compliant;

convenienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  suitably, consistently; comfortably; conformably (L+S);

convenientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  agreement (things), consistency; harmony (music); arrangement; convention;

convenio*

  ire, conveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - be appropriate to, fit, be correctly shaped/consistent; harmonize, agree, tally;

  - meet/assemble; go to meet; come together; (have sex); converge; visit/approach;

  - resort to; sue, prosecute, take legal action; be agreed upon/arranged (PASS);

convenio*

  ire, conveni, ntum, V3.4 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it agrees/came together/is agreed/asserted; [bene ~ nobis=>we're on good terms];

conventicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  fee paid to attend an assembly; (paid to poor Greek citizens as inducement L+S);

conventicius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to coming together or intercourse; coming from various quarters;

conventicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  met by chance;

conventiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  small assembly; place of assembly/resort; assembly, meeting, association (L+S);

conventio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  - assembly of the people; [in manum ~o => wife passing into control of husband];

  - assembly/meeting; suing/prosecuting a defendant; agreement, compact, covenant;

conventionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  based on an agreement; of/pertaining to agreement/compact (L+S); conventional;

conventitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  fee paid to attend an assembly; (paid to poor Greek citizens as inducement L+S);

conventitius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to coming together or intercourse; coming from various quarters;

conventiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  small assembly;

Conventualis*

  m/f., N3.3 group [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Conventual Franciscan;

conventum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  agreement, compact, covenant; convention, accord (L+S);

conventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  - agreement, covenant; coming together; conjunction (astrology); Roman district;

  - gathering, meeting; assembly, people in assembly; provincial court, "assize";

conventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- common Bee]

  convent, monastery; religious community; convention (Ecc);

convenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  coming together for some purpose; (strangers); meeting;

convenusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  ornament, adorn;

converbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beat, batter; bruise; strike severely (L+S); chastise;

convergentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  convergence;

convergo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incline together;

converritor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sweeper; one who sweeps up/together; (janitor?);

converro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sweep/brush/scrape together/thoroughly/up; sweep/beat clean; clear away (L+S);

conversa*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  convert; she who has changed;

conversatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  - way/manner of life, conduct/behavior; monastic life; frequent resorting (place);

  - familiar intercourse/intimacy (w/person); acquaintance; (habitual) association;

  - turning around; moving in place; constant practical experience; frequent use;

conversator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  companion;

conversibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  changeable;

conversibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  changeably;

conversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - rotation/revolution/turning in complete circle; cycle (time); partial turn;

  - change/alteration; political change/upheaval; countering w/opposite conclusion;

  - turning upside down, inversion, transposition; prolapse; paraphrase/rewrite;

conversiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  slight change/alteration;

converso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  turn, turn over in the mind, ponder; turn around (L+S);

converso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  consort/associate (with); be constant visitor (to); conduct oneself, behave/act;

converso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common L&S]

  abide, live, dwell (somewhere); keep company with; live with; pass one's life;

conversom*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  conversely;

conversus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  convert; one who has changed;

conversus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turning, twisting around;

conversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  upside down; inverted; turned backward; recurved; facing in specified direction;

convertibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  changeable;

convertibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  changeably;

converto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - turn upside down/side-to-side; invert/transpose/convulse; turn over (soil)/dig;

  - turn backwards, recoil; retort; drive back, repulse; direct (course/attention);

  - translate; modify, adapt; change/alter/transform; convert (to cash), pay over;

  - cause to turn/revolve, rotate; turn/wheel about; reverse; shift/transfer;

converto*

  tere, -, rsum, V3.1 dep [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  convert; change, alter; refresh; turn;

convesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  eat with one; (eccl.);

convestio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clothe, dress; cover; cover with clothing (L+S); surround;

conveteranus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  fellow veteran;

convexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  convexity; curvature; vaulting (L+S); concavity;

convexitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  arched formation, vaulting, curvature; concavity, hollowness; convexity (L+S);

convexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jostle, push against; press/squeeze together (L+S);

convexum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  arch, vault; dome; dome of the sky; concavity (L+S); (usu. pl.);

convexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  arching/arched, vaulted, convex; well-rounded; [~ in => set in a curve round];

convexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  inclined, sloping downwards; concave;

convibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  move rapidly, flash; set in rapid motion; move something quickly/rapidly;

convicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  fellow villager;

conviciator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who utters abuse, reviler;

convicinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  neighboring;

convicio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scold/jeer/revile/insult, utter abuse against; reproach, taunt, rail at (L+S);

conviciolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slight reproach; taunt;

convicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - noise (angry), chatter/outcry/clamor/bawling; noise source; noisy importuning;

  - reprimand/reproach/reproof; abuse/jeers/mockery/insults; object of shame;

convictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  companionship, intimacy; living with a person; social intercourse; companion;

convictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  demonstration, proof;

convictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  messmate, friend, companion; one who lives with a person on intimate terms;

convictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  intimacy; association; living together; close friends; banquet, dinner party;

convicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  inhabitant of the same vicus (village/street/row of houses); fellow villager;

convinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  - conquer, establish; convince; overcome, demonstrate, prove clearly; grant;

  - find guilty/against, convict; prove wrong, refute (person/statement); expose;

convinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  conjunction, connective particle;

conviolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  violate, desecrate (tomb/etc.);

conviresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  grow green, become verdant;

convisero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incorporate, unite;

convisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Vul]

  joint vision;

conviso*

  sere, si, sum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  watch/look at/scan; visit, go to see; consider attentively, examine thoroughly;

convitiator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who utters abuse, reviler;

convitio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  attack/injure at some later time;

convitio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  revile, reproach; insult;

convitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - noise (angry), chatter/outcry/clamor/bawling; noise source; noisy importuning;

  - reprimand/reproach/reproof; abuse/jeers/mockery/insults; object of shame;

conviva*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  guest, table companion; (literally one who lives with another);

convivalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  convivial, festal, party; of/proper to a feast/dinner party;

convivans*

  m., N3.3 group [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  banqueters (pl.);

convivator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  host; one who gives a dinner party/entertainment; master of feast (L+S);

conviventia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cooperation; living and working together;

convivifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  quicken together; revive, give/restore life together (physical/spiritual);

convivium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  banquet/feast/dinner party; guests/people at party; dining-club; living together

convivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  give/attend dinner party/banquet; carouse; eat/feast together (L+S); live with;

convivo*

  vere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  live at same time, be contemporary; spend time in company; live/dine together;

convivo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  give/attend a dinner party/feast; carouse/feast/banquet together (L+S); eat;

convocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  assembling, convoking, action of calling together;

convoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  call/bring together; assemble; convoke/convene; summon/muster; collect (thing);

convolnero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wound/inflict severe wounds (person/body part); cut; bore, perforate (pipe);

convolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fly/flock together; run together; assemble rapidly; have recourse to (w/ad);

convolsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dislocation, violent displacement of body part; cramp, convulsion (L+S);

convolsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  dislocations (pl.); wrenches;

convolsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  suffering from wrenching/dislocation of a limb;

convoluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whirl/roll around rapidly?;

convoluto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  revolve; whirl around; wallow in vice;

convolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  roll/whirl together/round; carry/sweep away; roll up/coil/twist; enfold; writhe;

convolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  fasten together, interweave, interlace; unroll and roll up (scroll), look up;

convolvolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  caterpillar which rolls up leaves; plant bindweed (Calystegia sepium);

convomo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  vomit over/on; bespew upon (L+S);

convoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  eat up, devour;

convorro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sweep/brush/scrape together/thoroughly/up; sweep/beat clean; clear away (L+S);

convotus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  binding vow; legal oath;

convoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 intrans [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  join in taking a vow/oath; devour together (L+S)?;

convulnero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inflict severe wounds (on person/part of body); cut; bore, perforate (pipe);

convulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dislocation, violent displacement of body part; cramp, convulsion (L+S);

convulsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  dislocations (pl.); wrenches;

convulsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  suffering from wrenching/dislocation of a limb;

conyza*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  strong-smelling composite plant (Inula viscosa and related species); fleabane;

coodibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  exceedingly/extremely hateful, detestable;

cooperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  co-operation; joint operation;

cooperativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cooperative;

cooperator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  joint-laborer, co-operator; coworker, fellow helper (Ecc); assistant;

cooperatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  joint-laborer (female), co-operator; coworker, fellow helper (Ecc); assistant;

cooperculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lid/cover (of a jar/coffin/etc.);

cooperimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covering;

cooperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cover wholly/completely, cover up; overwhelm, bury deep; [lapidibus ~ => stone];

cooperio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  clothe; cover wholly/completely, cover up; overwhelm, bury deep;

coopero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  work with/together, cooperate (with); combine, unite;

coopero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  work with/together, cooperate (with); combine, unite;

coopertorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covering, garment; cover (L+S);

coopertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  overwhelmed, buried deep (in crime/misfortune/etc.);

cooptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  co-option (into office or body); adoption; election, choice (L+S); confirmation;

coopto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  choose (colleague in office), elect; co-opt, admit;

coordinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  coordination, arranging together;

coordinatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  coordinate;

coordino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- lesser OLD]

  coordinate, arrange together; set in order; correlate;

coorio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appear, originate; arise, break out (bad); be born; spring forth/to attack;

coortus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  coming into being, birth; breaking out (storm); rising, originating (L+S);

copa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dancing-girl; female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer (L+S);

copadium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delicacy, tidbit; (usu. pl.) delicacies; dainty dishes, tidbits (L+S);

coperculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lid/cover (of a jar/coffin/etc.);

coperimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covering;

coperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover wholly/completely, cover up; overwhelm, bury deep; [lapidibus ~ => stone];

copero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  work with/together, cooperate (with); combine, unite;

copertorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covering, garment; cover (L+S);

copertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  overwhelmed, buried deep (in crime/misfortune/etc.);

coph*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  qof; (19th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as K);

cophinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  basket, hamper;

copia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - plenty, abundance, supply; troops (pl.), supplies; forces; resources; wealth;

  - number/amount/quantity; sum/whole amount; means, opportunity; access/admission;

copia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  copy;

copiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  purveyor;

copiata*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  sexton; grave-digger;

copiates*

  m., N1.7 person [late eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  sexton; grave-digger;

copio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  furnish oneself (with supplies); (military); provide oneself abundantly (L+S);

copiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  small military forces (pl.); small number of troops (L+S);

copiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eloquently/fully/at length; w/abundant provisions, sumptuously/copiously/richly;

copiositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  abundance;

copiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - plentiful/copious/abundant; well supplied/equipped, w/ample resources; prolific;

  - eloquent, w/plentiful command of the language; verbose; rich/wealthy; fruitful;

copis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  short curved sword;

copo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shopkeeper, salesman, huckster; innkeeper, keeper of a tavern;

copona*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  landlady; (female) shopkeeper, hostess; inn, tavern, lodging-house; shop;

coppa*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  archaic Greek letter koppa;

coppadium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delicacy, tidbit; (usu. pl.) delicacies; dainty dishes, tidbits (L+S);

coprea*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  buffoon, jester;

cops*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  well/abundantly equipped/supplied; rich; swelling (of chest with pride);

Copta*

  m., N1.1 group [later eccl Egypt uncommon Eccl]

  Copt, Egyptian Christian;

copta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of hard-baked cake; cake made with pounded materials (L+S);

coptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  co-option (into office or body); adoption; election, choice (L+S); confirmation;

copto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  choose (colleague in office), elect; co-opt, admit;

coptoplancenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of hard-baked cake; cake made with pounded materials (L+S);

copula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - string/rope; tie/bond, fastening/clasp; leash/harness; mooring cable; ligament;

  - friendly/close relationship, bond, intimate connection; (used in grammar);

copulabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  that can be connected;

copulate*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  as compound word, connectedly;

copulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in union;

copulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  connecting, combining, joining, uniting; union, synthesis, association;

copulative*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connectedly;

copulativus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- lesser OLD]

  of/pertaining to connecting, copulative;

copulator*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connector, binder;

copulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connector, she who connects/couples;

copulatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  joint sentence; (also called conjunctum);

copulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connecting/joining together;

copulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  closely connected/associated/joined (blood/marriage); intimate; compound/complex

copulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  connect, join physically, couple; bind/tie together, associate, unite, ally;

copulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  connect, join physically, couple; bind/tie together, associate, unite, ally;

coqua*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cook (female);

coque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  likewise; no less; besides, as well, also/too; not only; even/indeed, actually;

coquibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  easy to cook; easily cooked (L+S);

coquina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cooking; art of cookery; kitchen (L+S);

coquinaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging in kitchen; used in cooking;

coquinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging in kitchen; used in cooking; pertaining to kitchen, culinary (L+S);

coquinatorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  kitchen, place for cooking;

coquinatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  culinary, used in cooking; pertaining to the kitchen (L+S);

coquino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  befoul/pollute/defile wholly; (coinquino); contaminate/taint/infect (w/disease);

coquino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cook, prepare food;

coquinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to cooks/cooking; [forum ~ => market where cooks were hired];

coquitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  long and thorough process of cooking; continuous cooking (L+S);

coquitatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  culinary; used in cooking;

coquito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cook; boil, fry, bake; burn, parch (sun); stir up; ripen, mature (plot); digest;

coquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  cook; boil, fry, bake; burn, parch (sun); stir up; ripen, mature (plot); digest;

coquos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cook;

coquula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cook (female);

coquulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  cooking vessel/pot/pan; (bronze);

coquus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cook;

cor*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  heart; mind/soul/spirit; intellect/judgment; sweetheart; souls/persons (pl.);

cora*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare OLD]

  pupil of the eye;

coracesia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  magical herb; (said to make water freeze L+S);

coracicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- inscription L&S]

  mysteries of Mithras;

coracicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging to/resembling a raven;

coracino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  caw (like a crow); croak (like a frog);

coracinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fish; one of several dark-colored fish; (usu. Egyptian bolti Tilapia nilotica);

coracinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  raven-black;

coragus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  theatrical supplier, one supplying equipment/properties to dramatic company;

coragus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- common L&S]

  he who has care of chorus and supplies; he who pays the cost of a banquet;

coralium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  coral; (esp. red coral);

corallachates*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (coral agate);

corallinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  coral-red; coral-colored;

corallis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

coralliticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  name given to a white marble; made of this stone (of statues);

corallium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  coral;

corallius*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coral;

coralloachates*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (coral agate);

corallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  coral; (esp. red coral);

coram*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  in person, face-to-face; in one's presence, before one's eyes; publicly/openly;

coram*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in the presence of, before; (may precede or follow object); personally (L+S);

corambe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cultivated plant (unidentified); kind of cabbage injurious to the eyes (L+S);

coranus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Koran;

corarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/related to the tanning of hides; [frutex coriarius => sumac, Rhus coriaria];

corax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of siege engine; raven (L+S); hooked war engine; battering ram (corvus);

corban*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare Sou]

  gift/corban (Hebrew); offering given to God usually associated w/vow;

corbicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little basket;

corbis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  basket; (esp. one used for gathering grain/fruit; basketful (quantity);

corbita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  slow-sailing merchant/cargo vessel; shipload (quantity);

corbitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  with a scuttle; [w/navis => slow sailing cargo ship];

corbona*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare OLD]

  corban, treasure chamber of Jerusalem Temple where money offerings are placed;

corbonas*

  m., N1.8 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  corban, treasure chamber of Jerusalem Temple where money offerings are placed;

corbula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  basket (small); contents of a small basket;

corcholopis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  ape having tuft of hair at the end of its tail;

corchoros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  edible plant; (prob. jute, Corchorus olitorius); poor wild legume (L+S);

corchorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  edible plant; (prob. jute, Corchorus olitorius); poor wild legume (L+S);

corchorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  edible plant; (prob. jute, Corchorus olitorius); poor wild legume (L+S);

corcillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  heart (as the seat of intelligence); brains; savoir-faire; little heart (L+S);

corcodillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt uncommon OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

corcodilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt uncommon OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

corcota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  saffron-colored dress; (worn by women and effeminate men);

corcotarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concerned with saffron-colored robes; (worn by women and effeminate men);

corcotta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri Africa uncommon L&S]

  wild animal of Ethiopia; (unidentified); (perh. hyena);

corculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little heart; (seat of feelings); sweetheart (endearment); wise/shrewd person;

corcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  disease of the chest;

corda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tripe; catgut, musical instrument string; rope/cord (binding a slave) (L+S);

cordate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sensibly, shrewdly; with intelligence; wisely, with prudence (L+S);

cordatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prudent, wise; sensible, judicious; endowed with intelligence;

cordax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- lesser OLD]

  trochaic meter; cordax (indecent/extravagant dance of Greek comedy L+S);

cordax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lively, tripping;

cordetenus*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare ---]

  as far as the heart?; with wisdom?; (JFW guess, medieval, not in L+S or Latham);

cordicitus*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  from the heart; deep in the heart;

cordiger*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  wearing a cord;

cordipugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heart-piercing;

cordolium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heartfelt grief; sorrow of the heart, grief (L+S);

Corduba*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Spain uncommon OLD]

  Cordova (town in Hispania Baetica on the river Baetis);

cordus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  late-born/produced out of/late in the season; second (crop of hay), aftermath;

cordyla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  young tunny; fry of the tunny (L+S);

corgo*

  adv. [archaic --- --- veryrare OLD]

  surely, certainly;

coriaceus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of leather, made of leather;

coriaginosus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  afflicted with the coriago (skin disease of cattle);

coriago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  hide-bound condition in cattle; disease of the skin of animals (L+S);

coriandratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coriander-water;

coriandron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  coriander (aromatic herb);

coriandrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  coriander (aromatic herb);

coriandrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  coriander (aromatic herb);

coriarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  leather worker; tanner; currier (processes/dyes leather after the tanning);

coriarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/related to leather/the tanning of hides; [frutex ~ => sumac, Rhus coriaria];

coricus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heavy punching bag; sand-bag;

Corintheus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- Greece common OLD]

  of/from/pertaining to Corinth, Corinthian; of Corinthian bronze/order;

Corinthiacus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  of/from/pertaining to Corinth, Corinthian; of Corinthian bronze/order;

Corinthienis*

  is, e, adj. [archaic --- Greece common OLD]

  of/from/pertaining to Corinth, Corinthian; of Roman settlers at Corinth;

Corinthium*

  n., N2.2 thing [archaic --- Greece common OLD]

  Corinthian bronze vessels (pl.); buildings of the Corinthian order/style;

corinthius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Corinthian; worker/dealer in Corinthian bronze vessels;

Corinthius*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- Greece common OLD]

  of/from/pertaining to Corinth, Corinthian; of Corinthian bronze/order;

Corinthos*

  f., N2.6 locale [archaic --- Greece common OLD]

  Corinth;

Corinthus*

  f., N2.1 locale [archaic --- Greece common OLD]

  Corinth;

corio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appear, originate; arise, break out (bad); be born; spring forth/to attack;

coriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small piece of leather;

corion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (also called chamaepitys or hypericon);

coris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (species of hypericon); its seed;

coris*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (species of hypericon); its seed;

corissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (St. John's wort); chamaepitys (L+S);

corium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  skin/leather/hide; peel/rind/shell/outer cover; layer/coating; thong/strap/whip;

corius*

  m., N2.4 thing [early agri --- lesser OLD]

  skin/leather/hide; peel/rind/shell/outer cover; layer/coating; thong/strap/whip;

cornatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  horn-like; horn-shaped;

corneolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  made of cornel-wood;

cornesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  become horny; (sexually stimulated); become like horn, turn to horn (L+S);

cornetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plantation/orchard/grove of cornelian cherry trees;

corneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  - made of/belonging to cornel-tree/wood; (of genus Cornus); (for arrow/javelin);

  - of horn, made of horn, horn-; resembling horn (hardness/appearance); horny;

cornicen*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  trumpeter, bugler; horn blower;

cornico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  say in a croaking voice, croak out; caw like a crow (L+S);

cornicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  crow; little crow (L+S);

corniculans*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  horn-shaped; horned; crescent-shaped; (like the new moon);

cornicularius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval drama --- uncommon Eccl]

  trumpeter;

cornicularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  adjutant/aide (officer's); (given the corniculum/promoted); assistant/secretary;

corniculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  crescent-shaped; (like a horn); in the form of a horn, horned (L+S);

corniculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little/small horn; (used as funnel); a horn-shaped decoration for soldiers;

corniculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  civil office of a cornicularius (aide/secretary);

cornifer*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  horn-bearing, horned; having horns/antlers;

cornifrons*

  , adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  horned; having horns on the forehead;

corniger*

  n., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  horn-bearing/horned animals/cattle (pl.);

corniger*

  m/f., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  horn-bearing/horned animal;

corniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  horn-bearing, horned; having horns/antlers; [Jupiter Coniger => Ammon];

cornigera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- inscription L&S]

  hind; doe, female deer (esp. after third year);

cornipes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  hoofed animal; (horse); (centaur);

cornipes*

  , adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  hoofed, horn-footed;

cornipetus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pushing/goring with horns;

cornix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  crow; (or related bird); (example of longevity); (insulting for old woman);

cornu*

  n., N4.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  horn; hoof; beak/tusk/claw; bow; horn/trumpet; end, wing of army; mountain top;

cornualis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/with/pertaining to horns;

cornuarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of bugles/horns/trumpets;

cornucopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cornucopia, symbol/emblem of abundance; (horn-shaped);

cornucopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  sconce, bracket for holding candles; (horn-shaped?);

cornucularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- common L&S]

  adjutant/aide (officer's); (given the corniculum/promoted); assistant/secretary;

cornuculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little/small horn; (used as funnel); a horn-shaped decoration for soldiers;

cornulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little horn;

cornum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - cornel berry/cherry, fruit of cornelian cherry tree; javelin/spear (of cornel);

  - horn; hoof; beak/tusk/claw; bow; horn/trumpet; end, wing of army; mountain top;

cornupeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  act of pushing/goring with horns;

cornupetus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pushing/goring with horns;

cornus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cornel-cherry-tree (Cornus mas); cornel wood; javelin (of cornel wood);

cornus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cornel-cherry-tree (Cornus mas); cornel wood; javelin (of cornel wood);

cornuta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  any horned animal; name of a fish/sea-animal (unidentified); horned syllogism;

cornutus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  ox, bullock; oxen (pl.), bullocks;

cornutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  horned; having horns/horn-like appendages; tusked;

corocotta*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  animal (unidentified);

coroliticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  name given to a white marble; made of this stone (of statues);

corolla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small garland, small wreath/crown of flowers;

corollaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flower girl; (comedy by Naevius); female flower-garlands merchant (L+S);

corollarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  corollary; deduction;

corollarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flower garland; (reward/prize); (money for); present/gift; tip/gratuity;

corolliticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  name given to a white marble; made of this stone (of statues);

corona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  crown; garland, wreath; halo/ring; circle of men/troops; [sub ~ => as slaves];

coronalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/associated with a wreath/garland/crown;

coronamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wreaths collectively, garlandry; wreathing/crowning (L+S);

coronamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flowers (pl.) for making garlands; garland/crown itself (L+S);

coronaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  woman who makes/sells garlands/wreaths;

coronarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  maker/seller of garlands/wreaths/crowns;

coronarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  connected with/used for crowns/garlands/wreaths or the manufacture; of cornice;

coronatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  coronation;

coronator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  crowner;

coronatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  garlanded, adorned with wreaths; (of persons/animals/buildings);

coroneola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of autumn rose;

coroniola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of autumn rose;

coronis*

  f., N3.1 thing [classical --- --- veryrare OLD]

  colophon, device for marking the end of a book; curved line/flourish at end;

corono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wreathe, crown, deck with garlands; award prize; surround/encircle, ring round;

coronopus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant w/toothed leaves, buckthorn plantain (Plantago coronopus); swine's cress;

coronopus*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant w/toothed leaves, buckthorn plantain (Plantago coronopus); swine's cress;

coronula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  ornament on mitre; rim/border on base of basin/laver; hair crown at horse hoof;

corporale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  corporal, linen for consecrated elements of mass; ancient eucharistic vestment;

corporalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging/related to body, physical; having tangible body/material/corporeal;

corporalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  materiality, corporality; (as opposed to spirituality);

corporaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in respect of material things; carnally; corporally, bodily (L+S);

corporasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  assume a body; become incarnate;

corporatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  build, physical make-up; assuming a body, incarnation (L+S);

corporativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the forming of a body;

corporatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  build, frame; physical/corporeal structure/nature;

corporatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  member of a corporate society/corporation;

corporatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  endowed with a tangible body; formed into a corporate society;

corporatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar legal --- uncommon Cal]

  corporate-, corporation-, of a corporation; (Cal);

corporeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corporeal/material/physical, endowed w/body; fleshy, composed of animal tissue;

corporicida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  butcher;

corporo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kill, strike dead; form into a body, furnish w/a body; form (corporate society);

corporosus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  corpulent, gross, large, fat, obese;

corpulentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  obesity, corpulence, fleshiness of body; putting on of flesh/fat;

corpulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  corpulent, fat, stout, of a heavy build of body; large; great (L+S); physical;

corpus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - body; person, self; virility; flesh; corpse; trunk; frame(work); collection/sum;

  - substantial/material/concrete object/body; particle/atom; corporation, guild;

corpuscularis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  corpuscular;

corpusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small/little body/object, atom/minute particle; human body (contempt/pity/love);

corrado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rake/sweep/draw together; amass with difficulty, scrape together; scrape off;

corrationalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  analogy;

correctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  amendment, rectification; improvement, correction; word substitution; reproof;

corrector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corrector/improver, reformer; one who sets things right; financial commissioner;

correctura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  office of a corrector (financial commissioner/land bailiff);

correctus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  reformed person; one who has/is reformed;

correctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reformed (person);

correcumbens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lying down with (anyone);

corregio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  drawing of boundary lines (within which auspices may be taken);

corregionalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  adjoining/neighboring people;

corregno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  reign together with one;

correlativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  correlative;

correpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  creep, crawl; slink, move stealthily; take to the bush; creep (of the flesh);

correpte*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  shortly; with a short vowel or syllable;

correptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seizure/attack, onset (disease); reproof/rebuke/censure; shorting (in vowel);

correpto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  creep;

correptor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  reprover, censurer, corrector;

correptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  short; (of a syllable);

correspondens*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  correspondent;

correspondentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  correspondence; mutual agreement;

correspondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  correspond; harmonize; repay; reciprocate; respond to; answer strongly;

corresupinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bent backwards at the same time;

corresuscito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  raise up/from the dead together;

correus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  joint defendant; co-respondent; joint/co-criminal (Ecc);

corrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  laugh together; laugh out loud (L+S);

corrigia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shoe-lace/tie, thong for securing shoes to feet; thong of any kind;

corrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  correct, set right; straighten; improve, edit, reform; restore, cure; chastise;

corripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - seize/grasp/snatch up, lay hold of; sweep off; carry away; appropriate/arrogate;

  - censure/reproach/rebuke/chastise; shorten/abridge; hasten (upon); catch (fire);

corrivalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joint rival;

corrivatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  leading/channeling (water) into the same channel/basin, collection;

corrivium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  confluence of brooks/streams;

corrivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lead/channel (water) into the same channel/basin, collect;

corrixatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  violent quarrel/brawl/dispute/altercation/conflict/clash/struggle;

corroboramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  means of strengthening;

corroboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strengthen, harden, reinforce; corroborate; mature; make powerful, fortify;

corroco*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of fish (unidentified);

corrodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  gnaw, gnaw away; chew up; gnaw to pieces (L+S);

corrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bringing together; gathering, assembly (Ecc); collection;

corrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collect money by begging/entreaty; summon/invite (persons) to a gathering;

corrosio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gnawing;

corrotundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make round; round off; amass/make up a round sum of money;

corruda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wild asparagus;

corrugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wrinkled, having wrinkles/folds; corrugated;

corrugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make wrinkled; (make one turn up one's nose); corrugate;

corrugus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  channel/canal/conduit/sluice constructed to bring wash water for ore (mining);

corrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - spoil/rot; taint/contaminate; damage/ruin, undo; destroy/deface; digest; infect;

  - pervert, corrupt, deprave; bribe, suborn; seduce, tempt, beguile; falsify;

corrumptela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - corruption/bribery/suborning; corrupting/perverting influence; seducer/misleader

  - seduction/seducing; enticement to sexual misconduct; brothel/place of seduction

corrumptella*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- common Eccl]

  - corruption/bribery/suborning; corrupting/perverting influence; seducer/misleader

  - seduction/seducing; enticement to sexual misconduct; brothel/place of seduction

corruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - fall/break down, fall to ground/from height, collapse; be ruined, come to grief;

  - topple (house/wall), totter; subside (ground); rush/sweep together; overthrow;

corrupte*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  incorrectly; perversely; in bad style/depraved manner; licentiously, corruptly;

corruptela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - corruption/bribery/suborning; corrupting/perverting influence; seducer/misleader

  - seduction/seducing; enticement to sexual misconduct; brothel/place of seduction

corruptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  corruptible, liable to decay, perishable;

corruptibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  corruptibility, perishability;

corruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  corruption; bribery, seduction from loyalty; diseased/corrupt condition;

corruptive*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  corruptibly; perishably;

corruptivus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  corruptible; perishable;

corruptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corruptor, briber; seducer, ravisher; one who ruins/spoils/spreads infection;

corruptorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destructible; corruptible, perishable;

corruptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  she who corrupts/seduces;

corruptrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tending to deprave/corrupt, corruptive;

corruptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  corrupted parts (pl.) (of the body);

corruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - rotten/decayed; infected (wounds), corrupt; degenerate/decadent; depraved/venal;

  - incorrect/improper/disorderly; impure/adulterated/changed for worse; seditious;

corruspo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  search for, seek out; search carefully after (L+S);

corrutundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make round; round off; amass/make up a round sum of money;

cors*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - court; enclosure/yard/pen, farmyard; attendants, retinue, staff; circle; crowd;

  - cohort, tenth part of legion (360 men); armed force; band; ship crew; bodyguard

corsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  facia; (architectural flat surface/tablet/plate on column/door jamb/lintel);

Corsica*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- France uncommon OLD]

  Corsica; (island);

corsoides*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified); (gender does not follow rule OLD);

corsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in what direction; to what place/condition/action/point/end; with what view?

corsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in what direction; to what place/condition/action/point/end; with what view?

cortex*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  bark; cork; skin, rind, husk, hull; outer covering, shell, carapace, chrysalis;

corticatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  derived from bark; covered with bark (L+S);

corticeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made from bark; of bark/cork (L+S);

corticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  made from bark;

corticosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  covered in bark/rind; containing pieces of bark/rind/shell; abounding in bark;

corticulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  thin rind (of the olive); small/thin rind/bark/shell (L+S);

cortina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cauldron, (of Delphi oracle), kettle; water-organ; vault/arch; curtain (L+S);

cortinale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cauldron-room; (where new wine was boiled down);

cortinipotens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  master of the (oracular) cauldron (Apollo);

cortinula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small kettle;

cortumio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  augural word (uncertain meaning);

cortus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  coming into being, birth; breaking out (storm); rising, originating (L+S);

corulus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hazel-tree; hazel wood; filbert shrub (L+S);

corus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  north-west wind;

coruscamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flash, gleam; glittering (L+S);

coruscatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flash, gleam; glittering;

coruscifer*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  lightening-bearing;

corusco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  brandish/shake/quiver; flash/glitter, emit/reflect intermittent/quivering light;

coruscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  lightening;

coruscus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later science --- veryrare SrcW]

  lightening; (2 Ezra 6:2);

coruscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vibrating/waving/tremulous/shaking; flashing, twinkling; brilliant (L+S);

corvinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  raven-, of/belonging/pertaining to a raven;

corvus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  - raven; cormorant (w/aquaticus); kind of sea fish; constellation Corvus/Raven;

  - military engine; grappling iron; surgical instrument; fellator (rude) (L+S);

coryceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  room in a palaestra for exercise with the heavy punching-bag;

corycomachia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  exercise of athlete with the corycus (heavy punching-bag);

corycus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  heavy punching bag; sand-bag;

corydalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  crested lark;

coryletum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  copse of hazel-trees, hazel-thicket;

corylus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hazel-tree; hazel wood; filbert shrub (L+S);

corymbias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of giant fennel (Ferula);

corymbiatus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  set round with clusters of ivy-berries;

corymbifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wearing garlands of clusters of ivy-berries; (epithet of Bacchus);

corymbion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  curled wig/hair; (curled in the form of clusters of ivy-berries L+S);

corymbites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of spurge; species of the plant tithymalus (L+S);

corymbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cluster of ivy-berries/flowers/fruit; stern of a ship (pl.); nipple (L+S);

coryphaeus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  leader, chief, head;

coryphion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  small shell-fish; winkle; whelk; kind of murex/snail yielding purple dye (L+S);

corytos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  quiver, case holding arrows;

corytus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  quiver, case holding arrows;

coryza*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  catarrh; cold, runny nose;

cos*

  m., N9.8 person [classical legal Italy common OLD]

  consul (the highest elected Roman official); abb. cons./cos.;

cos*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flint-stone; whetstone, hone, grinding stone; rocks (pl.); any hard stone (L+S);

coscinomantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  divination by the sieve;

cosentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  - join/share in sensation/feeling; be in agreement/harmony; be of the same mind;

  - act together; plot, conspire, combine; coincide; be in conjunction (planets);

  - agree, consent; fit/be consistent/in sympathy/unison with; favor; assent to;

cosidero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  examine/look at/inspect; consider closely, reflect on/contemplate; investigate;

cosigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  (fix a) seal; put on record; indicate precisely/establish; attest/authenticate;

cosmeta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare CAS]

  woman's valet; slave responsible for the adornment of his mistress;

cosmetes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woman's valet; slave responsible for the adornment of his mistress;

cosmetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmetic;

cosmeticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmetic;

cosmic*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the world; fashionable; cosmopolitan;

cosmicon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the world; fashionable; cosmopolitan;

cosmicos*

  m., N2.6 person [--- --- --- veryrare CAS]

  citizen of the world;

cosmicos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the world; fashionable; cosmopolitan;

cosmicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  worldly things (pl.);

cosmicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of the world; fashionable; cosmopolitan;

cosmitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [archaic --- --- common L&S]

  - bring together, unite/join, connect/attach; put together, construct; entrust;

  - engage (battle), set against; begin/start; bring about; commit; incur; forfeit;

cosmogonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmogony; (subject of) generation/creation of existing universe;

cosmographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  description/mapping of the universe;

cosmographicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmographic;

cosmographus*

  m., N2.1 person [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  cosmologist, one who describes the universe;

cosmographus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmography; describing/mapping general features of the universe;

cosmologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmology;

cosmologicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmological;

cosmonauta*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmonaut;

cosmopoliticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmopolitan;

cosmopolitismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cosmopolitanism;

cosmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  universe; one of the chief magistrates of Crete;

coss*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  consuls (pl.) (highest elected official); abb. conss./coss.; (two of a year);

cossim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  squatting on the haunches in a crouching posture; doubled up (with old age);

cossim*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  as to give way/lose ground; bending/turning in; (turned) backwards; obliquely;

cossis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  worm or grub found in wood;

cossus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  worm or grub found in wood;

costa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  rib; side/flank/back; rib with meat; ribs/frame of ship; sides (pl.) of pot;

costabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rib-like;

costamomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  aromatic plant (similar to costum and amomum);

costatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ribbed, having ribs;

costos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  aromatic plant/its powdered root; (Saussurea lappa);

costum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  aromatic plant/its powdered root; (Saussurea lappa);

costus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  aromatic plant/its powdered root; (Saussurea lappa);

cotangens*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  cotangent (math);

cotaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quarry for whetstones;

cotenea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (perh. comfrey); wallwort (L+S); black briony;

cotes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rough pointed/detached rock, loose stone; rocks (pl.), cliff, crag; reef;

cotho*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  basin, artificial harbor; (artificial inner harbor at Carthage L+S);

cothurnate*

  adv. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  loftily, tragically;

cothurnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  tragic representation;

cothurnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- common OLD]

  wearing the buskin (Greek actor's boot); in lofty style, of tragic themes;

cothurnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  - high boot/buskin (worn by Greek tragic actors to increase their height);

  - elevated/tragic/solemn style; tragic poetry; the tragic stage;

coticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  touchstone (used to test gold); small mortar (medical); test (L+S);

cotidiano*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  every day, daily;

cotidianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  daily, everyday; usual/habitual, normal/regular; ordinary/common/unremarkable;

cotidie*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  daily, every day; day by day; usually, ordinarily, commonly;

cotidio*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  daily, every day; day by day; usually, ordinarily, commonly;

cotila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  small cup; liquid measure (= 6 cyathi/1 hemina/half sextarius/about 1/2 pint);

cotinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  shrub producing purple dye; sumac-tree (Rhus cotinus);

cotio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  dealer; broker;

cotoneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  quince; quince tree;

cotoneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  quince-; (of Cydonia/city in Crete/now Canea); [malum ~ => quince fruit/tree];

cotonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon L&S]

  kind of small fig; (grown in Syria);

cotoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  quarry for whetstones;

Cotta*

  m., N1.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Cotta; (Roman cognomen);

cottabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  game in which wine is thrown so as to fall noisily on a mark; blows (humorous);

cottanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon OLD]

  kind of small fig; (grown in Syria);

cottatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  some sort of gold ornament;

cottidiano*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  every day, daily;

cottidianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  daily, everyday; usual/habitual, normal/regular; ordinary/common/unremarkable;

cottidie*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daily, every day; day by day; usually, ordinarily, commonly;

cottidio*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  daily, every day; day by day; usually, ordinarily, commonly;

cottonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon OLD]

  kind of small fig; (grown in Syria);

cotula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  small cup; liquid measure (= 6 cyathi/1 hemina/half sextarius/about 1/2 pint);

coturnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- common OLD]

  wearing the buskin (Greek actor's boot); in lofty style, of tragic themes;

coturnix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  quail; (also term of endearment);

coturnus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  lofty-style-actor; tragic actor declaiming in lofty style; buskin-clad actor;

cotyla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  small cup; liquid measure (= 6 cyathi/1 hemina/half sextarius/about 1/2 pint);

cotyledon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant, navelwort;

Coum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Coan wine (from Cos); garments (pl.) of Coan/fine silk;

coum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hole in middle of yoke in which pole fits; thong used to attach pole to yoke;

Cous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/from/belonging to Cos (island in Aegean, now Stanchio); (its wine/fine silk);

couto*

  tere, -, usum, V3.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  associate with, have dealings with;

covinnarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  soldier who fought from a war chariot;

covinnus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  war-chariot (w/scythes on axle) (Celtic); a traveling-chariot/carriage;

coxa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  hip (of human); haunch (of animal); hip bone (L+S); bend inwards;

coxendix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  hip; hip bone;

coxim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on hips; (at the hip?);

coxo*

  m., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  hobbling;

coxus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  lame;

crabattus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cot, camp bed, pallet; low couch or bed; (usu.) mean/wretched bed/couch;

crabatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cot, camp bed, pallet; low couch or bed; (usu.) mean/wretched bed/couch;

crabro*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hornet; wasp; [irritare crabones => to disturb a hornets'/wasp's nest];

cracca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of wild vetch;

cracens*

  , adj. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  slender; neat, graceful (L+S);

cramaculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  trammel (of chimney);

crambe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cabbage; [~ repetita => of stale repetition];

cramum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cream;

crapula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drunkenness, intoxication; hangover; resin residue used to flavor wine;

crapulanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  resinous, containing resin; (wine);

crapularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  good for curing hangovers; pertaining to intoxication (L+S);

crapulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  intoxication;

crapulatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inebriated, intoxicated, drunk; drunken with wine;

crapulentus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very drunk, very much intoxicated;

crapulosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inclined to drunkenness;

cras*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tomorrow; after today, on the morrow; hereafter, in the future;

crassamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sediment; dregs (L+S);

crassamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thickness (of an object); thick sediment of a liquid, dregs, grounds (L+S);

crassator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vagabond; footpad, highway robber;

crasse*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dimly/indistinctly, w/out detail; coarsely/inartistically; w/thick layer/thickly

crassendo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thickness; stupidity;

crassesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thicken, fatten, become thick/hard/large/fat/dense/solid; condense; set;

crassicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  bold print;

crassificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  thickness; making thick or fat;

crassitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  density; thickness;

crassities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  density; thickness; plumpness, fleshiness;

crassitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  thickness (measure); density/consistency (liquid); richness (soil); sediment;

crassivenius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  having thick veins; (name of type of maple tree);

crasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thicken, condense, make thick;

crassundium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fat pork? (pl.); thick intestines (L+S);

Crassus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Crassus; (Roman cognomen); [M. Licinius Crassus Dives => triumvir];

crassus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - thick/deep; thick coated (w/ABL); turbid/muddy (river); dense/concentrated/solid

  - fat/stout; rude, coarse, rough, harsh, heavy, gross; stupid, crass/insensitive;

crastino*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tomorrow;

crastinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tomorrow;

crastinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  of tomorrow/next day/future; [in ~um => for/til tomorrow/following day];

crataegis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified); (another name for the plant satyrion L+S);

crataegon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  holly; (the Greek name for holly); plant called aquifolia in pure Latin (L+S);

crataegonon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (perh. Polygonum hydropiper); common fleawort (L+S);

crataegonos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (perh. Polygonum persicaria); common fleawort (L+S);

crataegos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  holly; (Greek name for holly); plant (called aquifolia in pure Latin L+S);

crataegum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of gall which grows on holm-oaks; kernel of fruit of the box-tree (L+S);

crater*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mixing bowl; depression, volcano crater, basin of fountain; Cup (constellation);

cratera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mixing bowl; depression, volcano crater, basin of fountain; Cup (constellation);

crateraa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  mixing bowl; depression, volcano crater, basin of fountain; Cup (constellation);

craterite*

  m., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

crateritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

craticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of wattle; (interlaced twigs/wickerwork, may be plastered with mud/clay);

craticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gridiron; grating, grill; griddle; small gridiron (L+S); fine hurdle-work;

craticulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  composed of lattice-work; wattled;

cratio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bush-harrow;

cratis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  wickerwork; bundle of brush, fascine; framework, network, lattice; bush-harrow;

cratitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  action of bush-harrowing;

cratitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  made of wattle; (interlaced twigs/wickerwork, may be plastered with mud/clay);

creabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon Def]

  creatable, that can be made/created;

creagra*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flesh-hook;

creamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  elements of which created things consist;

creatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  begetting of children; creating/producing; election/appointment (of official);

creatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  creation; creating/producing/bringing forth something from nothing/something;

creativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  creative;

creator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  creator (of world); maker, author; founder (city); father; one who appoints;

creatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mother, she who brings forth; creator (of the world); authoress, creatress;

creatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  things made (pl.);

creatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  creation; creature, thing created; servant (late Latin);

creatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  child, offspring;

creatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sprung from, begotten by, born of;

creber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thick/crowded/packed/close set; frequent/repeated, constant; numerous/abundant;

crebesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  become frequent/widespread, increase, strengthen; spread/be noised abroad (L+S);

crebo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  repeatedly, often, frequently, many times; closely, close one after another;

crebra*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  repeatedly;

crebratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  closely woven; thick, close (L+S);

crebre*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  thickly, densely; frequently; closely; compactly (L+S);

crebresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become frequent/widespread, increase, strengthen; spread/be noised abroad (L+S);

crebrinodosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having frequent knots;

crebrinodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having frequent knots;

crebrisurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fortified by closely packed stakes;

crebritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frequency; closeness in succession/space/of parts/density; thickness (L+S);

crebriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  repeatedly; frequently;

crebritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  frequency; closeness in succession/space; crowding; closeness of parts/density;

crebro*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frequently/repeatedly/often, one after another, time after time; thickly/densely

credencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  credence; state of trusting (medieval spelling);

credens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  believer; the_faithful (pl.);

credentarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  server;

credentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser SrcZ]

  promise; credence; recognition of debt; credit; secret/confidential info;

credentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  credence, small table in sanctuary for vessels;

credibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  credible/trustworthy/believable/plausible/convincing/likely/probable;

credibiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  credibly; plausibly; so as to be believed (OED); on trustworthy authority;

credito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  believe strongly;

creditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lender, creditor; one to whom money is due; (w/GEN of debtor/debt);

creditrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female lender/creditor;

creditum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  loan, debt, what is lent; [in ~ accipere => to receive a loan];

creditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  loan;

credo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - trust, entrust; commit/consign; believe, trust in, rely on, confide; suppose;

  - lend (money) to, make loans/give credit; believe/think/accept as true/be sure;

credra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  citrus fruit;

credulitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  credulity, trustfulness; easiness of belief (L+S);

credulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  credulous, trusting, gullible; prone to believe/trust; full of confidence (L+S);

creduo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  believe, confide; commit/consign; suppose; lend; (archaic form of credo);

cremabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  combustible;

cremaster*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  cremaster muscle; (muscle of the spermatic cord by which testicle is suspended);

crematio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  burning; consumption by fire (L+S); cremation;

cremator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  burner, consumer by fire; (God);

crementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  increase, growth;

cremialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  suitable for firewood; (trees);

cremito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  burn; cremate;

cremium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  firewood; (singular or collective); dry fire-wood (pl.), brush-wood (L+S);

cremnos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified);

cremo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn (to ash)/cremate; consume/destroy (fire); burn alive; make burnt offering;

cremor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gruel, pap, decoction; thick juice made by boiling grain or animal/vegetables);

cremum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gruel, pap, decoction; thick juice made by boiling grain or animal/vegetables);

crena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  notch; serration; slash (Cal);

crenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gap;

creo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - create/bring into being/make; procreate; beget/sire; give birth to;

  - produce/bear fruit; bring about; cause to grow; elect, appoint, invest;

  - institute; conjure up; (PASS) be born/spring from; be home/native of;

crepa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  she-goat, nanny-goat; [Caprae palus => on Campus Martius/Circus Flaminus site];

crepatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fissure, crack;

crepax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  noisy; creaking;

creper*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obscure, doubtful, uncertain; dark, dusky (L+S); wavering;

creperum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  darkness;

crepiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rattling ornament for the head;

crepida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slipper, sandal; (thick sole attached by straps, Greek, affectation by Romans);

crepidarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  maker of crepidae/sandals;

crepidarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  used in/concerned with making of crepidae (thick soled Greek sandals);

crepidatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing crepidae (thick soled Greek sandals);

crepido*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  pedestal/base/foundation; dam, retaining wall, bank; pier/quay, sidewalk; rim;

crepidula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small boot/sandal;

crepidulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rattling ornament for the head;

crepis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  small boot/sandal; some sort of prickly plant;

crepitacillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rattle; (child's); small rattle (L+S);

crepitaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rattle; instrument for making a loud percussion; the sisteum of Isis;

crepito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rattle/clatter; rustle/crackle; produce rapid succession of sharp/shrill noises;

crepitulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rattling ornament for the head;

crepitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rattling, rustling, crash (thunder); chattering (teeth); snap (fingers); fart;

crepo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rattle/rustle/clatter; jingle/tinkle; snap (fingers); harp on, grumble at; fart;

crepo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- frequent Eccl]

  crack; burst asunder; resound;

creptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  taking by force; seizure;

crepulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rattling; resounding; crashing;

crepundium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  child's rattle/toy (pl.) (for ID); childhood; amulet, religious emblem; cymbals;

crepusculascens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  growing dusk; dusky;

crepusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  twilight, dusk; darkness (L+S);

crescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase, lengthening; augmentation (L+S);

cresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - come forth/to be; arise/spring (from); be born; become visible/great; grow (up);

  - thrive, increase (size/number/honor), multiply; ascend; attain, be promoted;

cresso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser Med]

  increase (size/number/honor), multiply; thrive;

creta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clay/clayey soil; chalk; white/fuller's earth; paint/whitening; white goal line;

Creta*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Crete, island of Crete;

cretaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  resembling chalk or pipe-clay; chalk-like, creataceous (L+S);

cretaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shop for chalk/Cretan earth;

cretarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dealing in chalk or pipe-clay; of/pertaining to chalk/Cretan earth (L+S);

cretatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chalked, marked with chalk; in white; whitened with pipe-clay; powdered (woman);

Crete*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Crete, island of Crete;

creterra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  large bowl for water or wine;

creteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  made of clay/chalk;

crethmos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (sampire) Crethmum maritimum; sea fennel (L+S);

cretifodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clay or chalk pit;

cretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  declaration of acceptance of an inheritance; (terms of/clause on); heritage;

cretosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abounding in chalk or clay; clayey;

cretula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  white clay for sealing;

cretulentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  right of fulling garments;

cretura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  chaff, siftings of bran;

cretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  born of; arisen/sprung/descended from;

cribarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  sifted;

cribello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sift, pass through a sieve;

cribellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small sieve;

cribrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sieve maker;

cribrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  sifted;

cribro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sift, pass through a sieve;

cribrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sieve; riddle (L+S); [in ~ gerere => carry in a sieve/perform useless task];

cricetus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hamster;

crimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - indictment/charge/accusation; blame/reproach/slander; verdict/judgment (L+S);

  - sin/guilt; crime/offense/fault; cause of a crime, criminal (L+S); adultery;

criminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  criminal (vs. civil); of/pertaining to crime (L+S); crime-/police- (novel);

criminalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  criminality;

criminaliter*

  adv. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  according to criminal procedure; (legal term); criminally (L+S);

criminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  accusation, complaint, charge, indictment; making of an accusation;

criminator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  accuser; slanderer;

criminatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  accuser (female); slanderer;

crimino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early legal --- lesser OLD]

  accuse, denounce; charge (with); allege with accusation; make accusations;

crimino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  accuse, denounce; charge (with); allege with accusation; make accusations;

criminologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  criminology;

criminologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  criminologist;

criminose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  reproachfully, abusively, slanderously; manner which invites accusation;

criminosus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  guilty man;

criminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accusatory/reproachful; slanderous/vituperative; shameful/dishonoring/criminal;

crinale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ornament for the hair; hair-comb (L+S);

crinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  worn in the hair; covered with hair-like filaments; of/pertaining to hair (L+S);

criniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  long-haired; having long hair;

crininus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  lily-, made of lilies;

crinio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  deck/cover/provide with hair;

crinis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hair; lock of hair, tress, plait; plume (helmet); tail of a comet;

crinitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hairy; having long locks, long haired; hair-like; [stella crinita => comet];

crinomenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  point at issue in a dispute;

crinon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  variety of lily; kind of ointment/unguent (pl.);

crinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  variety of lily; kind of ointment/unguent (pl.);

criobolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- inscription L&S]

  ram (as an offering);

cripa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  plant (unidentified);

crisimus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  critical, decisive; [~ dies => day of a crisis in disease];

crisis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  judgment (literary); crisis, critical stage in one's life; decision (L+S);

criso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  move the haunches as in copulation (women); (rude);

crispans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  curled; uneven, wrinkled; trembling (of an earthquake);

crispatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  roller;

crispcans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  curling, ruffling; (sea);

crispicapillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  having curled hair;

crispico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  curl (hair); make/appear wavy; ripple; shake/brandish; tremble/quiver; wiggle;

crispiculcans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wavy, undulating, serpentine;

crispitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  trembling/vibratory motion;

crispo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  curl (hair); make/appear wavy; ripple; shake/brandish; tremble/quiver; wiggle;

crispulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  having short curly hair; crisped/crimped; artificial/affected/elaborate (style);

crispum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  crepe (cloth);

crispus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curled/curly; trembling/vibrating; uneven/wrinkled/twisted; elegant (style);

crisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  move the haunches as in copulation (women); (rude);

crista*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crest/comb (bird/beast); plume (helmet); plant yellow-rattle; clitoris (L+S);

cristatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who wares a plumed helmet; head of penis (rude) (Sex);

cristatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tufted, crested; having a comb/tuft on head; plumed; [~ ales => cock];

cristula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small comb; (on head of a hen); small tuft (L+S);

crita*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  judges among the Hebrews;

criterion*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  criterion/criteria, standard; rule;

criterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  criterion/criteria, standard; rule;

crithe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  sty, swelling on the eyelid;

crithologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  gathering of barley;

critica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  critique (of texts);

criticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  literary criticism (pl.);

criticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  literary critic;

criticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  critical; decisive;

crobylos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  topknot, roll of hair knotted on the crown of the head;

croca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  filament of crocus/saffron stamen;

crocallis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified); (cherry-shaped L+S);

crocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  croaking; (of ravens L+S);

crocatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  saffron-colored; (yellow);

croccio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  croak/caw (like a raven);

crocea*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  crozier/crosier, bishop's crook/pastoral staff; long mantle w/cape and sleeves;

croceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  yellow, golden; saffron-colored; of saffron/its oil, saffron-; scarlet (Ecc);

crocia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  crozier/crosier, bishop's crook/pastoral staff; long mantle w/cape and sleeves;

crocias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified); (yellow/saffron-colored L+S);

crocidismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  picking off of flocks (of wool);

crocino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  anoint with saffron-ointment;

crocinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  saffron oil used as a perfume; color of saffron, saffron-yellow (L+S);

crocinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/made from saffron; saffron colored, yellow;

crocio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  croak/caw (like a raven);

crocis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (perh. one of the catchflies Silene);

crocito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  croak/caw (like a raven); (loudly L+S);

crocitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  croaking of the raven;

croco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dye saffron-yellow;

crocodes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  eye-slave made from saffron; (OLD says neuter);

crocodilea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  eye-salve (extracted from intestines of crocodile); crocodile excrement (L+S);

crocodileon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  prickly sea-shore plant; (so called because of the rough skin of its stalk);

crocodilion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; (so called because of rough skin of its stalk);

crocodillina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  dialectical puzzle about a crocodile; crocodile-conclusion;

crocodillos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

crocodillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt common OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

crocodilos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

crocodilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt common OLD]

  crocodile; land reptile, Nile monitor;

crocofantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  saffron-colored dress; (worn by women and effeminate men);

crocomagma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  residue left after refining saffron oil;

crocophantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  saffron-colored dress; (worn by women and effeminate men);

crocota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  saffron-colored dress; (worn by women and effeminate men);

crocotarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/concerned with saffron-colored robes/dresses; (worn by women/effeminate men);

crocotas*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri Africa Pliny OLD]

  African animal; (prob. some sort of hyena);

crocotillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  very thin;

crocotta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri Africa uncommon L&S]

  wild animal of Ethiopia; (unidentified); (perh. hyena);

crocotula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  saffron-colored woman's dress/robe; (saffron-colored court robe L+S);

crocufantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  saffron-colored dress; (worn by women and effeminate men);

crocum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - saffron color/dye/oil/perfume (theater); crocus/saffron (Crocus sativus);

  - filament of stamen; yellow anther (stamen part containing pollen/medicinal);

crocus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  saffron;

crocus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  filament of stamen; yellow anther (stamen part containing pollen/medicinal);

crocus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  crocus/saffron (Crocus sativus); its oil; saffron-color (L+S); yellow stamens;

crocuta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- agri Africa uncommon L&S]

  wild animal of Ethiopia; (unidentified); (perh. hyena);

crocyfantium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of woven ornament for the head (pl.);

croma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  instrument for taking bearings to fix lines of orientation; (surveying);

crosmis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of sage;

crotale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare other]

  ear-rings (pl.); ear pendants of several loosely hanging/rattling pearls;

crotalisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  clack/sound/rattle with castanets;

crotalistria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  castanet-dancer (female); (applied to stork from the rattling sound it makes);

crotalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  castanet, kind used to accompany (wanton) dance; rattle/clapper/bell;

crotalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  clapper; (used instead of bell);

crotaphos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  pain in the temples;

croto*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  castor-oil tree (Ricinus communis);

crotolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  clack, make the characteristic sound of the stork;

croton*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  castor-oil tree (Ricinus communis);

croysidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  another name for plant Minyas;

crucesignatus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  crusader;

cruciabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  agonizing/painful/tormenting/excruciating, characterized by extreme pain/anguish

cruciabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  torment, torture; agony;

cruciabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with torture; (excruciatingly?);

cruciabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tormenting, torturing; painful; agonizing;

cruciamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  torture, torment, pain;

cruciamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  torture, torment; pain;

cruciarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  crucified person; one deserving crucifixion/fit for the gallows, gallows-bird;

cruciarius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the cross/torture; full of torture (L+S);

cruciata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  crusade;

cruciatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  torturing; torture;

cruciator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tormenter, torturer;

cruciatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  full of torture;

cruciatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torture/cruelty; torture form/apparatus; suffering, severe physical/mental pain;

crucifer*

  m., N2.3 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  cross-bearer; (Christ);

crucifigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crucify; attach to a cross;

crucifixio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser Def]

  crucifixion; (act of putting to death by nailing to a cross);

crucifixor*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  crucifer (attendant who carries a cross in procession), cross-bearer; (Christ);

crucifixum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  crucifix;

crucifixus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  crucifix;

crucifixus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon Bee]

  crucified;

crucigramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  crossword puzzle;

crucio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  torment, torture; cause grief/anguish; crucify; suffer torture/agony; grieve;

crucisignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  signing with sign of cross;

cruciverbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  crossword puzzle;

crudarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  outcropping; (of a vein of silver); vein of silver that lies on surface (L+S);

crudele*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cruelly, harshly, severely, unmercifully, savagely, fiercely;

crudelis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cruel/hardhearted/unmerciful/severe, bloodthirsty/savage/inhuman; harsh/bitter;

crudelitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cruelty/barbarity, harshness/severity, savagery/inhumanity; instance of cruelty;

crudeliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cruelly, savagely, relentlessly; with cruel effect;

crudesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become fierce/violent/savage/hard (persons/battle/disease); grow worse (L+S);

cruditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  indigestion; inability to digest; too full stomach; undigested food; bitterness;

cruditatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  indigestion, overloading of the stomach;

crudito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  suffer from indigestion;

crudus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - raw; bloody/bleeding; crude, cruel, rough, merciless; fierce/savage; grievous;

  - youthful/hardy/vigorous; fresh/green/immature; undigested; w/undigested food;

cruentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  staining with blood;

cruentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common other]

  bloodstained, besplattered; bloody, bleeding (Ecc);

cruente*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  savagely, bloodthirstily; cruelly, severely (L+S);

cruenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  savagely, bloodthirstily; cruelly, severely (L+S);

cruentifer*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bloody;

cruento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - stain/spot/mark with blood; cause to bleed, wound; pollute with blood-guilt;

  - make/dye blood-red; soak/besplatter with any liquid; tinge with red (L+S);

cruentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bloody/bleeding/discharging blood; gory; blood red; polluted w/blood-guilt;

  - bloodthirsty, insatiably cruel, savage; accompanied by/involving bloodshed;

crumena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pouch, purse; small money-bag; store/supply of money/cash, funds, resources;

crumilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small/little purse;

crumina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pouch, purse; small money-bag; store/supply of money/cash, funds, resources;

crumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fill like a purse;

cruor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - blood; (fresh/clotted from wound); (spilt in battle); vegetable/other juice;

  - gore; murder/bloodshed/slaughter; blood (general); stream/flow of blood (L+S);

cruppellarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  fighter encased in armor from head to foot; harnessed Gallic combatants (L+S);

crupta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crypt/underground room for rites; vault, grotto, covered gallery/passage/arcade;

cruralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the shin; belonging to the legs (L+S); [fasciae ~ => puttees/leggings];

cruricrepida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who has chains clanking about his legs, rattle-shin; slave fighting name;

crurifragium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  breaking legs of crucified felons;

crurifragius*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one whose legs/shins are broken;

crus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  leg; shank; shin; main stem of shrub, stock; upright support of a bridge;

crusma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  tune, musical air; tune played on a stringed instrument (L+S);

crusmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  suitable for playing on a musical instrument;

crusta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - rind/shell/peel/bark/crust, hard surface; scab; leaf/flake/thin slab (mineral);

  - cup holder, embossed work; inlay; plaster/stucco/mosaic work (L+S);

crustallinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  vessel made of crystal;

crustallinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of crystal; resembling crystal in appearance/quality;

crustallos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ice; rock crystal; crystal drinking cup; crystal-ware (pl.);

crustallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ice; rock crystal; crystal drinking cup; crystal-ware (pl.); crystal-like thing;

crustallus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ice; rock crystal; crystal drinking cup; crystal-ware (pl.);

crustarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  one who makes embossed/chased figures;

crustarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to/selling encrusted/embossed ware (shops);

crustatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  crustacean; animal with a hard shell; shellfish (L+S);

crusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  encrust/cover w/layer/coating/plaster; emboss/carve/decorate w/relief/embossing;

crustosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  encrusted, covered with a hard crust/rind;

crustula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little rind/shell/crust;

crustularius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  confectioner;

crustularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  confectioner, seller/maker of cakes;

crustulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small cake/pastry, cookie; confectionery (L+S);

crustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pastry, cake; anything baked (L+S);

crusulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small leg/shank;

crux*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cross; hanging tree; impaling stake; crucifixion; torture/torment/trouble/misery

crypta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crypt/underground room for rites; vault, grotto, covered gallery/passage/arcade;

cryptarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  crypt-keeper, caretaker of covered gallery where gladiators practiced;

crypticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  covered, concealed;

cryptoporticus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cloister, covered gallery/passage; vault, hall (L+S);

crysisceptrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  small plant from Rhodes; (also called) diacheton;

crystallinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  vessel made of crystal;

crystallinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of crystal; resembling crystal in appearance/quality;

crystallion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (prob. Plantago psyllium); (also called psyllion L+S);

crystallisatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  crystallization;

crystallizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  crystallize;

crystalloides*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  crystalline; crystal-like (L+S);

crystallos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ice; rock crystal; crystal drinking cup; crystal-ware (pl.);

crystallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ice; rock crystal; crystal drinking cup; crystal-ware (pl.); crystal-like thing;

crystallus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ice; rock crystal; crystal drinking cup; crystal-ware (pl.);

cubans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lying, resting on the ground; low lying; sagging, sloping, liable to subside;

cubatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of lying down;

cubator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who lies down;

cubi*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  at any place; on any occasion; [w/ne necubi => lest at any place/occasion];

cubicularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of a bedroom, pertaining to a bedroom;

cubicularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  valet-de-chambre, bed-chamber servant; chamberlain, head of chamber servants;

cubicularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of a bedroom, pertaining to a bedroom;

cubiculata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  ship equipped with sleeping apartments/staterooms;

cubiculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  equipped with sleeping apartments/staterooms (ship);

cubiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bedroom; sleeping chamber/apartment/suite; (as scene of marital/other sex);

  - bed (any sort); any room; Emperor's box; inner shrine of temple; tomb/sepulcher

cubicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  cubic, cubical; of cubes;

cubile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bed, couch, seat; marriage bed; lair, den, nest, pen, hive of bees; base, bed;

cubital*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elbow cushion; cushion for leaning on (L+S);

cubitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cubit long/broad/high; (elbow to finger tip, Roman cubit = 17.4 inches); elbow-;

cubitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reclining/lying down;

cubitissim*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lying down?;

cubito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  recline, lie down, take rest, sleep; lie down often; lie/sleep (sexual);

cubitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who lies down; (on the job); (of an ox refusing to work);

cubitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suitable for reclining in at dinner; of a reclining posture (L+S);

cubitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  elbow; forearm; ulna; cubit (length - 17.4 inches); elbow bend/pipe;

cubitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  state/action of reclining/lying down/taking rest; bed, couch;

cubitus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  elbow; forearm; ulna; cubit (length - 17.4 inches); elbow bend/pipe;

cubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  state/action of reclining/lying down/taking rest; bed, couch;

cubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lie (down/asleep); recline, incline; lie/be in bed, rest/sleep; be sick/dead;

cubus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  cube (geometric figure), die/dice; lump; cubic number;

cuccubio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  hoot; (of owls);

cuccuru*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cock-a-doodle-doo!

cuci*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  doum-palm (Hyphanae thebaica);

cucubalus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant; strychnon; (of the nightshade family); (also called strumus L+S);

cucubo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  hoot; (of the screech owl);

cuculio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hood, kind of headgear;

cuculla*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  hood, cowl; covering for the head; cap (L+S); conical wrapper/case (goods);

cucullatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hooded, having a hood;

cucullio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hood, kind of headgear;

cuculliunculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small hood;

cucullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - hood, cowl; covering for the head; cap (L+S); conical wrapper/case (goods);

  - plant; strychnon; (of the nightshade family);

cuculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  utter the cry of the cuckoo;

cuculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  cuckoo (bird); fool, ninny; cuckold; bastard;

cucuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  large cooking vessel/kettle; (humorously a small bath);

cucumella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small vessel/kettle;

cucumeraceus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cucumber-like; of a cucumber;

cucumerarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cucumber field; (translation of the Hebrew);

cucumis*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cucumber (plant/fruit); kind of marine animal (sea cucumber?);

cucumis*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  cucumber;

cucumis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  cucumber (plant/fruit); kind of marine animal (sea cucumber?);

cucumula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cooking vessel (small);

cucurbita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gourd (plant/fruit) (Cucurbitaceae); dolt/pumpkin-head; cup, cupping-glass;

cucurbitarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gourd planter;

cucurbitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cupping; (medical);

cucurbitinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  variety of pear or fig, (gourd-pear); gourd-like, gourd-;

cucurbitivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  variety of pear or fig, gourd-;

cucurbitula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bitter gourd (Cucurbitaceae); courgette; dolt/pumpkinhead; cupping-glass+use;

cucurbitularis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  field cypress; (chamaepitys);

cucurrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  crow; (of cocks);

cucurru*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cock-a-doodle-doo!

cucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  daw, jackdaw (Corvus monedula?); (might be used of a fool/sluggard/slut);

cucutium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of hood;

cudo*

  dere, di, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beat/pound/thresh; forge/stamp/hammer (metal); make by beating/striking, coin;

cudo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  helmet; (made of raw skin L+S);

cuferion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  nose bleed; (disease of horses);

cuicuimodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

cuimodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

cujas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S);

cujatis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S);

cujus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of whom?, whose?; (interrogative); of/to whom, whose (relative);

cujuscemodi*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

cujuscujusmodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

cujusdammodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of some sort;

cujusmodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

cujusmodicumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of whatever kind/sort/nature;

cujusquemodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of whatever kind/sort/nature;

culcita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mattress, stuffed (feathers/wool/hair) pillow/cushion for bed/couch; eye patch;

culcitarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cushion maker;

culcitelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small/little stuffed mattress/cushion (for a bed/couch);

culcitra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stuffed (feathers/wool/hair) mattress/pillow/cushion for a bed/couch; eye patch;

culcitula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small/little stuffed mattress/cushion (for a bed/couch);

culculare*

  n., N3.4 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fly-net, mosquito net; screen;

culearis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  holding a culleus; (20 amphorae); (120 gallons);

culeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  - leather sack (wine/liquid); liquid measure (20 amphorae/120 gallons);

  - leather sack in which parricides were sewn up and drowned; this punishment;

culex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  gnat, midge, similar insect; (poem by Virgil); moving spots before eyes (pl.);

culex*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (unidentified);

culibonia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Sex]

  prostitute offering anal intercourse; (rude);

culicare*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  screen;

culicellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tiny gnat; (or insignificant person);

culiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  tiny gnat; (or insignificant person);

culigna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small vessel/cup; cupful;

culilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking vessel/beaker/goblet or its contents; (originally sacrificial vessel);

culillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking vessel/beaker/goblet or its contents; (originally sacrificial vessel);

culina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kitchen; portable kitchen; food/fare/board; cooking; place for burnt offerings;

culinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kitchen servant;

culinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to the kitchen, culinary, kitchen-;

culiola*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Sex]

  prostitute offering anal intercourse; (rude);

culix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (unidentified);

cullearis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  holding a culleus; (20 amphorae); (120 gallons);

cullearius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker/seller of leather sacks (cullei);

culleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  - leather sack (wine/liquid); liquid measure (20 amphorae/120 gallons);

  - leather sack in which parricides were sewn up and drowned; this punishment;

culleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  - leather sack (wine/liquid); liquid measure (20 amphorae/120 gallons);

  - leather sack in which parricides were sewn up and drowned; this punishment;

culliolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small leather sack?; skin of a green nut/walnut?;

cullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  type of windlass using leather;

culmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  height/peak/top/summit/zenith; roof, gable, ridge-pole; head, chief; "keystone";

culmeus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of straw;

culminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  of the heights; (perh. of Jupiter);

culminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  culmination (astronomy);

culmosus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stalk-like; [~ fratres => stalk-like brothers => sprung from the dragon teeth];

culmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stalk, stem (of cereal grass/others); hay; straw; thatch;

culo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drive, thrust, shove; (perh. slang); push (one) by/in the culus (Sex rude);

culpa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fault/blame/responsibility (w/GEN); crime (esp. against chastity); negligence;

  - offense; error; (sense of) guilt; fault/defect (moral/other); sickness/injury;

culpabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reprehensible, deserving/worthy of censure/blame; guilty/culpable/criminal;

culpabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  guilt, culpability; guiltiness;

culpabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  culpably; criminally;

culpandum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  things (pl.) deserving censure;

culpatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  censure, rebuke; reproach, blame (L+S);

culpatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reprehensible, deserving of censure; corrupted (L+S);

culpito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  censure, find fault with; blame/reproach severely/harshly (L+S);

culpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blame, find fault with, censure, reproach, reprove, disapprove; accuse, condemn;

culposus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  reprehensible, deserving/worthy of censure/blame; guilty/culpable/criminal;

culte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  elegantly, smartly, stylishly; (of oratorical style); with polish/refinement;

cultellatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  shaped like a small knife;

cultello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  measure horizontal distances over rough ground with vertical rods;

cultello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  make in shape of a knife; level ground by the coulter (vertical blade on plow);

cultellulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little/small knife;

cultellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/small knife; peg/pin; dagger (Bee);

culter*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  knife; (weapon/sacrificial/hunt); pruner edge; spear point; plowshare (L+S);

cultio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cultivation/tillage; ground preparation (L+S); agriculture;

cultio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  veneration/reverence

cultor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  inhabitant; husbandman/planter/grower; supporter; worshiper; who has interest;

cultrarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  official at sacrifice who wields the knife; slayer of the victim (L+S);

cultratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  knife-shaped, shaped like a knife;

cultrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  female inhabitant/planter; worshiper/adherent/devotee; she who follows/promotes;

cultualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  liturgical, of worship/cult;

cultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cultivated/tilled/farmed lands (pl.); gardens; plantations; standing crops;

cultura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  agriculture/cultivation/tilling, care of plants; field; care/upkeep; training;

culturalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  liturigal, of worship/cult; cultual;

cultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - habitation; cultivation (land); civilization, refinement; polish, elegance;

  - care, worship, devotion/observance; form of worship, cult; training/education;

  - personal care/maintenance/grooming; style; finery, splendor; neatness/order;

cultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  cultivated/tilled/farmed (well); ornamented, neat/well groomed; polished/elegant

cululla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking vessel/beaker/goblet or its contents; (originally sacrificial vessel);

culullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinking vessel/beaker/goblet or its contents; (originally sacrificial vessel);

culus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  buttocks; posterior; anus; (rude);

cum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - when, at the time/on each occasion/in the situation that; after; since/although;

  - as soon; while, as (well as); whereas, in that, seeing that; on/during which;

cum*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - with, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attached;

  - under command/at the head of; having/containing/including; using/by means of;

cuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  spring shoots of cabbage/similar; hollow sphere (L+S); spherical layer, stratum;

cuma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  spring shoots of cabbage/similar; hollow sphere (L+S); spherical layer, stratum;

cumatile*

  n., N3.4 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bluish garment;

cumatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wave/sea colored; water-colored, blue (L+S); of the waves; [deus ~ => Neptune];

cumation*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- lesser L&S]

  molding; (esp. echinus of Ionic capital); channel, waved molding on ogee (L+S)

cumatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  molding; (esp. echinus of Ionic capital); channel, waved molding on ogee (L+S)

cumba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  skiff, small boat; (esp. that in which Charon ferried the dead across the Styx);

cumbula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  small boat;

cumera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  box/basket to hold grain; (ritual object in a bridal procession);

cumerum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  box/basket to hold grain; (ritual object in a bridal procession);

cumi*

  cumii, cumium, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  arise; (Aramaic); (Mark 5:41);

cuminatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seasoned/mixed with cumin;

cumininus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of cumin; (oil);

cuminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cumin (plant/seed); (spice/drug);

cummagis*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  more particularly;

cummaxime*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  at the/this/that very moment; most particularly;

cummi*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  gum, vicid secretion from trees;

cumminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  gummy, full of gum;

cummis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  gum, vicid secretion from trees;

cummitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  application of gum;

cumprime*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  especially, particularly;

cumprimis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  chiefly, pre-eminently, in the highest degree; first of all; (cum primis);

cumquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ever; [in combination sicumquam => if ever];

cumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  at any time; -ever, -soever; appended to give generalized/indefinite force;

cumulate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abundantly, copiously, liberally; in rich abundance;

cumulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abundantly, in abundance, copiously, liberally; in heaps (L+S);

cumulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  accumulation;

cumulativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cumulative; accruing;

cumulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heaped (up), abounding in; great/abundant/vast; increased/augmented (L+S); full;

cumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - heap/pile up/high, gather into a pile/heap; accumulate, amass; load/fill full;

  - increase/augment/enhance; perfect/finish up; (PASS) be made/composed of;

cumulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - heap/pile/mound/aggregate/mass/accumulation; wave (water); surplus, increase;

  - finishing touch, consummation, pinnacle, summit, peak, crown; ending of speech;

cuna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cradle (usu. pl.); nest for young birds; one's earliest years;

cunabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cradle (pl.); earliest home/years/childhood; hereditary station; nest/hive;

cunaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  baby-sitter, nanny; attendant for infants;

cunarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  baby-sitter, nanny (male); attendant for infants;

cuncta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  all (pl.) (F); all with a stated/implied exception;

cunctabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lingering, loitering; slow to action, delaying, hesitating, hesitant; tardy;

cunctalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  general;

cunctamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  delay, delaying, hesitating, hesitation;

cunctans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hesitant/delaying/slow to act, tardy; clinging; stubborn, resistant to movement;

cunctanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hesitantly, slowly, with delay/hesitation; tardily; stubbornly;

cunctatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  delay, hesitation; tardiness, inactivity; hesitating about/delaying of (w/GEN);

cunctator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delayer/procrastinator; one prone to delay; considerate/cautious person (L+S);

cunctatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  procrastinator, she who hesitates; she who acts deliberately/cautiously;

cunctatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hesitant; tardy;

cuncticinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  concordant, harmonious; sounding all together;

cunctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  collectively, taken all together; in a body (L+S);

cunctiparens*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  parent of all;

cunctipotens*

  , adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  omnipotent, all-powerful;

cuncto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  delay, impede, hold up; hesitate, tarry, linger; be slow to act; dawdle; doubt;

cuncto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  delay, impede, hold up; hesitate, tarry, linger; be slow to act; dawdle; doubt;

cunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  all (pl.) (N); all with a stated/implied exception;

cunctus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  all (pl.) (M); all with a stated/implied exception;

cunctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  altogether (usu. pl.), in a body; every, all, entire; total/complete; whole of;

cuncumque*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  whenever;

cuneatim*

  adv. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  in a closely packed/wedge formation; in the form of a wedge, wedge-shaped;

cuneatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of making wedge-shaped/tapering; wedge-shaped point (nose) (L+S);

cuneatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wedge-shaped, cuneiform; tapering; pointed like a wedge (L+S);

cuneiformis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cuneiformed;

cunela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant (genus Cetera, savory); (also called canal and origanum L+S);

cuneo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wedge in, secure by wedging; force in like a wedge; form a wedge, taper; mass;

cuneolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small wedge; pin; small gore/triangular piece (L+S);

cuneus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wedge; wedge-shaped stone/area/rack/block of seats; battalion/etc in a wedge;

cunica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  bushing; (fitted round the axle on which millstones revolve);

cunicularis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the rabbit, rabbit-; (of an herb);

cunicularius*

  m., N2.1 person [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  miner; (military slang); (burrows like a rabbit);

cuniculatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  in channels;

cuniculator*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  miner; (burrows like a rabbit);

cuniculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in the form of a channel or tube;

cuniculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  abounding in rabbits, full of rabbits; full of/abounding in caves/burrows (L+S);

cuniculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare Sex]

  excrement, filth; (fluxus ventris); (menstrual discharge?);

cuniculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  rabbit; underground tunnel/burrow/hole; mine/excavation; channel; secret device;

cunila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant (genus Satureia, savory); (also called conila and origanum L+S);

cunilago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant (variety of genus Satureia, savory);

cunio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  defecate;

cunnilingus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  type of sexual perversion, practicing cunnilingus;

cunnio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  type of sexual pervert, one practicing cunnilingus;

cunnuliggeter*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  type of sexual pervert, one practicing cunnilingus;

cunnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female pudenda/external genitalia; a female; unchaste woman; (rude);

cunula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little cradle (usu. pl.);

cunula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant (genus Satureia, savory); (also called conila and origanum L+S);

cupa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dancing-girl; female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer (L+S); female vintner;

cupa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  - bar of an oil press (axle for millstones); axle; crooked handle (L+S);

  - barrel, cask, vat, tun; (esp. for wine); niche in a columbarium (for ashes);

cuparius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  maker of casks, cooper;

cupedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gourmandism; fondness for dainties (L+S); daintiness; delicacies (pl.);

cupedinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to dainty dishes/delicacies; [forem ~ => delicacy market in Rome];

cupedium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  delicacy, tidbit; (usu. pl.) delicacies; dainty dishes, tidbits (L+S);

cupedo*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  delicacy; desire; [forem ~ => delicacy market in Rome];

cupella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small vat/cask;

cupes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gluttonous; fond of delicacies (L+S); dainty;

cupide*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eagerly/zealously/passionately; w/alacrity; hastily/rashly; partially/unfairly;

cupiditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  enthusiasm/eagerness/passion; (carnal) desire; lust; greed/usury/fraud; ambition

cupidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  delicacy, tidbit; (usu. pl.) delicacies; dainty dishes, tidbits (L+S);

Cupido*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  Cupid, son of Venus; personification of carnal desire;

cupido*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  desire/love/wish/longing (passionate); lust; greed, appetite; desire for gain;

cupidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eager/passionate; longing for/desirous of (with gen.); greedy; wanton/lecherous;

cupiens*

  , adj. [early --- --- common OLD]

  desirous, eager for, longing; anxious;

cupienter*

  adv. [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eagerly, avidly; earnestly (L+S);

cupio*

  pere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wish/long/be eager for; desire/want, covet; desire as a lover; favor, wish well;

cupisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wish, desire;

cupita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  beloved, loved one;

cupitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who desires/wishes; seeker after;

cupitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  one's desire, that which one desires;

cupitus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  beloved, loved one;

cupitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  much desired/longed for;

cupla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small barrel/cask/tub; niche in a columbarium (for ashes); small burying vault;

cupla*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - string, rope; tie, bond, fastening; leash, harness; mooring cable; ligament;

  - friendly/close relationship, bond, intimate connection; (used in grammar);

cupo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  shopkeeper, salesman, huckster; innkeeper, keeper of a tavern;

cupona*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  landlady; (female) shopkeeper, innkeeper; inn, tavern, lodging-house;

cuppa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  - bar of an oil press (on which millstones were mounted); axle;

  - barrel, cask, tun; niche in a columbarium (for ashes);

cuppedenarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confectioner; maker/seller of delicacies;

cuppedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gourmandism; fondness for dainties (L+S); daintiness; delicacies (pl.);

cuppedinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  confectioner; maker/seller of delicacies;

cuppedinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to dainty dishes/delicacies; [forem ~ => delicacy market in Rome];

cuppedium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  delicacy, tidbit; (usu. pl.) delicacies; dainty dishes, tidbits (L+S);

cuppedo*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - desire/longing/love (passionate); lust; greed, appetite; desire for gain;

  - delicacy; desire; [forem ~ => delicacy market in Rome];

cuppes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gluttonous; fond of delicacies (L+S); dainty;

cuppula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small barrel/cask/tub; niche in a columbarium (for ashes); small burying vault;

cupressetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cypress wood/grove/plantation;

cupresseus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of cypress; of/belonging to cypress trees; made of cypress wood; cypress-;

cupressifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cypress-bearing;

cupressinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of cypress; of/belonging to cypress trees; made of cypress wood; cypress-;

cupressus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cypress-tree; cypress oil/wood, cypress-wood casket, spear of cypress-wood;

cupressus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cypress-tree; cypress oil/wood, cypress-wood casket, spear of cypress-wood;

cupreus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  copper-. of copper;

cuprinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  copper-. of copper;

cupula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small barrel/cask/tub; niche in a columbarium (for ashes); small burial vault;

cupula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small crooked handle;

cur*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  why, wherefore; for what reason/purpose?; on account of which?; because;

cura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - concern, worry, anxiety, trouble; attention, care, pains, zeal; cure, treatment;

  - office/task/responsibility/post; administration, supervision; command (army);

curabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  requiring medical treatment; that is to be apprehended/feared (L+S); curable;

curagendarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  manager, overseer;

curago*

  gere, regi, actum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  manage, take charge;

curalium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  coral; (esp. red coral);

curandus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  patient; (medical);

curans*

  m., N3.3 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  one who treats a patient; physician (L+S);

curara*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  curare;

curate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carefully, with care; diligently; elaborately;

curatela*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  guardianship;

curatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - treatment, surgical operation, medical care; healing/curing; object of care;

  - administration, management, taking charge; office charged with duties;

curator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manager, superintendent, supervisor, overseer; keeper; guardian (of minor/ward);

curatoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  guardian; (of minor/woman/imbecile); trustee; (for absent person);

curatoricius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging to an overseer; [equi ~ => horses of the provincial commissary];

curatoritius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging to an overseer; [equi ~ => horses of the provincial commissary];

curatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to a curator/guardian; pertaining to guardianship (L+S);

curatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  guardian (female);

curatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  treatment/care/attention; office of curator/guardian; management/superintendence

curatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  well looked after; carefully prepared; anxious, solicitous, earnest;

curculio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grain-worm/weevil; weevil;

curculiunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small/little weevil; something trifling/worthless (L+S);

curcuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  curcuma; (spice);

Curena*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Cyrenae (pl.), town in north-west Libia, associated district including Crete;

Curene*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Cyrenae (pl.), town in north-west Libia, associated district including Crete;

cures*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  spear; (Sabine word);

curia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal Italy frequent OLD]

  senate; meeting house; curia/division of Roman people; court (Papal/royal);

curialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal Italy lesser OLD]

  of/belonging/pertaining to a curia (district/division of the Roman people);

curialis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal Italy lesser OLD]

  member of the same curia (district/division of the Roman people);

curialitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  courtesy; courtliness;

curiatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by curia (the 30 divisions of the Roman people);

curiatius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal Italy inscription OLD]

  of curiae; (w/Comitia) (pl.) assembly in which people voted according to curia;

curiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal Italy common OLD]

  of curiae; (w/Comitia) (pl.) assembly in which people voted according to curia;

curilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging/pertaining to chariots/chariot race;

curio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl Italy uncommon OLD]

  priest presiding over a curia; crier/herald; [~ maximus => chief of this sect];

curio*

  , adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lean, emaciated; wasted by sorrow; (pun on curiosus);

curionatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- eccl Italy veryrare OLD]

  office of curio (priest presiding over a curia);

curionius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the priest of a curia;

curionus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl Italy veryrare OLD]

  priest presiding over a curia; crier/herald; [~ maximus => chief of this sect];

curiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carefully/attentively, w/care; elaborately; curiously/inquisitively, w/curiosity

curiositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  curiosity, inquisitiveness; excessive eagerness for knowledge; nosiness;

curiosulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  somewhat inquisitive/curious/nosy;

curiosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spy, one who is prying; scout; informer; class of secret spys; secret police;

curiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - careful, diligent, painstaking; attentive; fussy; meddlesome, interfering;

  - labored/elaborate/complicated; eager to know, curious, inquisitive; careworn;

curis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  spear; (Sabine word);

curito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  give frequent/abundant attention to; take care of, cherish (L+S);

curius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grievous; full of sorrow;

curo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - arrange/see/attend to; take care of; provide for; worry/care about; heal/cure;

  - undertake; procure; regard w/anxiety/interest; take trouble/interest; desire;

curotropho*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nourishing children;

currax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  agile, quick, swift, lively; running fast (L+S); [laqueus ~ => running noose];

currens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  current;

curriculo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  on the double, at the run; quickly;

curriculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  act of running; race; lap, track; chariot; course of action/heavenly bodies;

currilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging/pertaining to chariots/chariot race;

curro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  run/trot/gallop, hurry/hasten/speed, move/travel/proceed/flow swiftly/quickly;

currulis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging/pertaining to chariots/chariot race;

currus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chariot, light horse vehicle; triumphal chariot; triumph; wheels on plow; cart;

cursatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  action of running; a running;

cursilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  running about (act/action of);

cursim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swiftly/rapidly; hastily, without great pain, cursorily; in passing; at the run;

cursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of running;

cursitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  running about to-and-fro/hither-and-thither (act/action of);

cursito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  run about/to-and-fro/habitually; race/run races; resort frequently; be in motion

cursivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  cursive print, italic print;

curso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  run/rush/hurry to-and-fro/hither-and-thither; run constantly about; run over;

cursor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  runner; chariot-racer; courier/carrier/messenger; footman (run before carriage);

cursor*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cursor (of an instrument);

cursoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  yacht, cutter;

cursorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mail, public post;

cursorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to running/race course;

cursualis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  hasty/speedy; of running/course; post-; postal; [equi ~ => post-horses];

cursura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  running; (esp. in a race);

cursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - running; speed/zeal; charge, onrush; forward movement/march; revolution (wheel);

  - course/direction, line of advance, orbit; voyage/passage; race; career; series;

cursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lesson;

curtisanus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  courtier;

curto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  shorten, cut short, abbreviate; diminish; circumcise; geld; dock (dog's tail);

curtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  mutilated; incomplete, missing a part; circumcised; castrated, gelded; docked;

curulis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  curule (rank); (consul/praetor/curule aedile); [sella ~ => chair of state];

curulis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/belonging/pertaining to chariots/chariot race; of ceremonial chariot;

curulis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  curule magistrate; (perh. aedile);

curvabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flexible; that may be bent;

curvamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  curvature, curve/bend, bending; curved form/outline; arc (of the sky); vaulting;

curvatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  curvature; bend;

curvatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  curve/bend, curved shape/outline/part; rounding (L+S); vault/arched ceiling;

curvatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  curved, bent; crooked; swelling;

curvesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  be crooked/curved; make a curve;

curvilineus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon SrcZ]

  curvilinear; in a curved line;

curvitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  crookedness; curvature;

curvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bend/arch, make curved/bent; form a curve; make stoop/bow/yield; influence;

curvor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  curvature; crookedness (L+S);

curvum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  curve; curved object or line; that which is crooked/wrong (L+S); (morally);

curvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  curved/bent/arched; crooked; morally wrong; stooped/bowed; winding; w/many bends

cuscolium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  excrescence on kind of holm oak used for scarlet dye; berry of the oak (L+S);

cusculium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  excrescence on kind of holm oak used for scarlet dye; berry of the oak (L+S);

cuscussum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  couscous; (Moroccan food);

cusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  stamping of money; (coining?);

cuso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  coin/stamp money;

cuspidatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  like a spear-point; to a point; with a point (L+S);

cuspido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  tip, provide with a point; make pointed (L+S);

cuspis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  point/tip (spear), pointed end; spit/stake; blade; javelin/spear/lance; sting;

cussiliris*

  is, e, adj. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lazy/idle/sluggish; spiritless; cowardly, faint-hearted; ignoble, mean; useless;

cussinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cushion;

custodela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  custody (of person/thing), charge, keeping; watch. guard, care (L+S);

custodia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - protection, safe-keeping, defense, preservation; custody, charge; prisoner;

  - watch/guard/picket; guard post/house; prison; confinement; protective space;

custodiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  watch/guard house;

custodiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  jailer, warder;

custodio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  guard/protect/preserve, watch over, keep safe; take heed/care, observe; restrain

custodiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  place of confinement; (tomb);

custodite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cautiously, guardedly; carefully (L+S);

custoditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  protection, guarding; guardianship (L+S); keeping, observance;

custos*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - guard; sentry/watch; guardian/protector/keeper; doorkeeper/watchman/janitor;

  - jailer, warden; poll watcher; spy; garrison; container; replacement vine shoot;

cusuc*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shanty, small hut;

cuticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  skin; cuticle;

cutio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small insect; millipede;

cutis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  skin; external appearance, surface; person, body; leather/hide; rind; membrane;

cutitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  skinned, skinable; (used in sense of having sexual intercourse);

cyamia*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified); beanstone (L+S);

cyamos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Egypt Pliny OLD]

  Egyptian bean (Nelumbium speciosum); (also called colocasia L+S);

cyamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Egypt Pliny L&S]

  Egyptian bean (Nelumbium speciosum); (also called colocasia L+S);

cyanea*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Cyanea; two rocky islands at Pontus Euxinus;

cyaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  dark blue; sea blue (L+S);

cyanos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (like lapis-lazuli); blue cornflower/blue-bottle Centaurea cyanus

cyanus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (like lapis-lazuli); blue cornflower/blue-bottle Centaurea cyanus

cyathiscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of forceps;

cyathisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ladle out wine; fill a cyathus/ladle (L+S);

cyathus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  1/12 sextarius/pint; shot (liquid measure); 10 drachmae (dry measure);

cyatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  - 1/12 sextarius/pint; shot (liquid measure); 10 drachmae (dry measure);

  - wine-ladle; wine-measure, shot; office of wine-mixer/cup-bearer;

cybaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  merchantman, transport/merchant/cargo ship; (with or without navis);

cybaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  transport/merchant/cargo (of a ship);

cyberneticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  cybernetic;

cybiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dealer in salt fish; (dubious);

cybicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  cubic, cubical; of cubes;

cybindis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  nocturnal bird of prey; night hawk (L+S);

cybion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  young tunny; chopped and salted pieces of young tunnyfish;

cybium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  young tunny; chopped and salted pieces of young tunnyfish;

cybus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  cube (geometric figure), die/dice; lump; cubic number;

cyceon*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drink made with barley-grits and grated goat-cheese and wine;

cychramus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird accompanying quail on migration; (perh. corncrake/landrail); (ortolan L+S);

cycladatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dressing/dressed in a cyclas (light female outer garment with decorated border);

cyclaminon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant cycamen, sowbread; (Cyclamen Europaeum L+S);

cyclaminos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant cycamen, sowbread; (Cyclamen Europaeum L+S);

cyclaminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant cycamen, sowbread; (Cyclamen Europaeum L+S);

cyclas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female's light outer garment with decorative border; state robe of women (L+S);

cyclicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  cyclic; of Epic cycle (poet); (perh.) conventional, commonplace; encyclopedic;

cyclophoreticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  circular, moving in a circle;

Cyclops*

  m., N3.7 name [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Cyclops; one of the Cyclopes (one-eyed giants of Sicily); (esp. Polyphemus);

cyclus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cycle; circle;

cycnarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription L&S]

  kind of eye-salve;

cycneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of/pertaining to a swan, swan-like; [vox ~ => swan-song, last utterance];

cycnion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

cycnium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

cycnon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

cycnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  swan; (favorable omen); (drawing chariot of Venus);

cydarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of small ship;

Cydonea*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Cydonia, city in Crete; (now Canea L+S))

Cydonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece uncommon L&S]

  Cydonia, city in Crete; (now Canea L+S))

cydonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  quince wine/juice; quince (pl.);

cydonius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  quince tree;

cygnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  swan; (favorable omen); (drawing chariot of Venus);

cyitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

cyix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bulbous plant;

cylindratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  cylindrical, shaped like a cylinder;

cylindricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cylindrical;

cylindrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  cylinder; stone roller (for leveling the ground); gem cut in cylindrical form;

cylisterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  kind of exercise room in a bathing establishment;

cylix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cup;

cylon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  - hollowness of the eyes;

  - kind of azurite; (blue carbonate of copper, valuable ore);

cyma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  spring shoots of cabbage/similar; hollow sphere (L+S); spherical layer, stratum;

cyma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  spring shoots of cabbage/similar; hollow sphere (L+S); spherical layer, stratum;

cymatile*

  n., N3.4 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bluish garment;

cymatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wave/sea colored; water-colored, blue (L+S); of the waves; [deus ~ => Neptune];

cymation*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- lesser L&S]

  molding; (esp. echinus of Ionic capital); channel, waved molding on ogee (L+S)

cymatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  molding; (esp. echinus of Ionic capital); channel, waved molding on ogee (L+S)

cymba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  skiff, small boat; (esp. that in which Charon ferried the dead across the Styx);

cymbalaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also called cotyedon);

cymbalicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to a cymbal;

cymbalisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  play/strike the cymbals;

cymbalista*

  m., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  cymbal-player;

cymbalistes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  cymbal-player;

cymbalistria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  cymbal-player (female);

cymbalon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  cymbal; (term for tedious/stupid speaker); cymbals (usu. pl.); valve;

cymbalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  cymbal; (term for tedious/stupid speaker); cymbals (usu. pl.); valve;

cymbium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small cup/bowl/drinking vessel; (especially for wine); lamp in same form (L+S);

cymbula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  small boat;

cyminatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cummin/cumin spice;

cyminatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seasoned/mixed with cummin/cumin;

cymindis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  nocturnal bird of prey; night hawk (L+S);

cymininus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of cummin/cumin; (oil);

cyminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cummin/cumin (plant/seed); (spice/drug);

cymosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  full of/abounding in young sprouts;

cymula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  small molding; tender sprout (L+S);

cyna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny L&S]

  tree in Arabia that produced cotton;

cynacantha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of thorn; (perh. dog-rose);

cynanche*

  f., N1.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  inflammation of the throat (which caused the tongue to be thrust out);

cynapanxis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of rose;

cynarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  remedy for eye trouble;

cynas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  Arabian tree;

cynegiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  group of hunters;

cynice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  after the manner of the Cynics;

cynicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  of/pertaining to Cynic philosophy; [spasticus ~ => who has facial paralysis];

cynifes*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri Greece uncommon L&S]

  kind of stinging insects; very small flies, gnats; lice/flies/others (OLD);

cyniola*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of lettuce;

cyniphs*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri Greece uncommon L&S]

  kind of stinging insects; very small flies, gnats; lice/flies/others (OLD);

cynismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  Cynical philosophy or conduct;

cynocardamon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of nasturtium;

cynocauma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  heat of the dog-days;

cynocephalea*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare Sex]

  plant; (kind of snapdragon Misopates orontium); dog's-head, magic plant (L+S);

cynocephalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (kind of snapdragon Misopates orontium); dog's-head, magic plant (L+S);

cynocephalion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (kind of snapdragon Misopates orontium); dog's-head, magic plant (L+S);

cynocephalus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dog-faced baboon; (prob. Simia hamadryas); Anubis (L+S); kind of wild man;

cynodon*

  , adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  having pairs of projecting teeth;

cynoglossos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, hound's-tongue; another plant producing small burs (L+S);

cynoides*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (prob. Plantago psyllium);

cynomazon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant, dog-bread;

cynomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  bitting fly (Vulgate); dog-fly (Souter);

cynomorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  parasitic plant, dodder; broom-rape (also called orobanche) (L+S);

cynomyia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (prob. Plantago psyllium); herb fleabane (L+S); dog-fly (Souter);

cynon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  kind of eye-salve;

cynophanis*

  m., N3.3 person [late myth --- veryrare L&S]

  men (pl.) with dog's heads;

cynops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  marine animal (unidentified); plant dog's eye (L+S);

cynorrhoda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dog-rose; kind of lily; blossom of the red lily (L+S);

cynorrhodon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dog-rose; kind of lily; blossom of the red lily (L+S);

cynorrhodum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dog-rose; kind of lily; blossom of the red lily (L+S);

cynorroda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  dog-rose; kind of lily; blossom of the red lily (L+S);

cynorrodon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  dog-rose; kind of lily; blossom of the red lily (L+S);

cynorrodum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  dog-rose; kind of lily; blossom of the red lily (L+S);

cynosbatos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of rose; caper (plant/fruit); dog-rose (L+S); wild-briar; black current;

cynosdexia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  marine animal (unidentified); sea-polypus (L+S);

cynosorchis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of orchid; plant, hound's-cod (L+S);

cynospastos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  kind of rose; caper (plant/fruit); dog-rose (L+S); wild-briar; black current;

Cynosura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  Little Dipper/Bear (constellation); mythical person, nurse of Zeus;

cynosurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  addled; (of eggs);

cynozolon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; thistle; (also called chamaeleon/ulophonon, prob. Chamaeleon niger L+S);

cyparissias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of comet/meteor; kind of fiery meteors (pl.) (L+S);

cyparissias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  species of tithymatus/spurge;

cyparissifer*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cypress-bearing;

cyparissos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (unidentified);

cyparissus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  cypress-tree; cypress oil/wood, cypress-wood casket, spear of cypress-wood;

cyparittias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  species of spurge;

cyperis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  root of the plant cyperos (kind of rush);

cyperon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant, galingale; preparation of its aromatic root;

cyperos*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant, galingale; preparation of its aromatic root;

cyperum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant, galingale; preparation of its aromatic root;

cyperus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  plant, galingale; preparation of its aromatic root;

cyphi*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- Egypt uncommon L&S]

  Egyptian perfuming powder;

cyphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common ELD]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup;

cypira*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri India Pliny OLD]

  Indian plant; (prob. turmeris Curcuma longa);

cypiros*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  one/several sorts of gladiolus; (confused with cyperos);

cypirus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  one/several sorts of gladiolus; (confused with cyperos);

cypressinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of cypress; of/belonging to cypress trees; made of cypress wood; cypress-;

cypressus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late agri --- common L&S]

  cypress-tree; cypress oil/wood, cypress-wood casket, spear of cypress-wood;

cypreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  henna; copper-. of copper (L+S); [oleum ~ => henna oil];

Cyprianus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl Africa veryrare Def]

  Cyprian; (St./Bishop of Carthage, ?-258, first great Church organizer);

cyprinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - henna oil; fragrant oil from blossoms of cyprus, cyprus oil/ointment (L+S);

  - precious stone (unidentified);

cyprinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  carp; henna oil; cyprus oil/ointment;

cyprinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the henna tree Lawsonia inermis; henna oil; copper-. of copper (L+S);

Cypris*

  f., N3.1 locale [later --- NearEast lesser Eccl]

  Cyprus; (island);

Cyprius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Cypiran, inhabitant of Cyprus; (island);

Cyprius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Cyprian, of/belonging to Cyprus; (island); (plants/metals); of Cyprian copper;

Cypros*

  m., N2.6 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Cyprus; (island);

cypros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  henna-tree, Egyptian privet Lawsonia inermis; tree which yielded cyprium (L+S);

cyprum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  - Cyprian copper;

  - henna oil;

Cyprus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Cyprus; (island);

cyprus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  henna-tree, Egyptian privet Lawsonia inermis; tree which yielded cyprium (L+S);

cyprus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- --- uncommon L&S]

  good; (Sabine for bonus);

cypselus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird; (perh. swift);

Cyrena*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Cyrenae (pl.), town in north-west Libia, associated district including Crete;

Cyrenaeus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Cyrenean, inhabitant of Cyrenae (town in north-west Libia/district w/Crete);

Cyrenaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Cyrenean (of town in north-west Libia and associated district including Crete);

Cyrene*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Cyrenae (pl.), town in north-west Libia, associated district including Crete;

Cyreneus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  Cyrenean, inhabitant of Cyrenae (town in north-west Libia/district w/Crete);

Cyreneus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  Cyrenean (of town in north-west Libia and associated district including Crete);

Cyrillus*

  m., N2.1 name [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  Cyril;

cysthos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  female pudenda/exterior genitalia;

cytinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  undeveloped flower/calyx of the pomegranate;

cytis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

cytisum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fodder plant, tree-medick Medicago arborea; wood of this; scrubby snail-clover;

cytisus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fodder plant, tree-medick Medicago arborea; wood of this; scrubby snail-clover;

cytoplasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  cytoplasm;

cytropus*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chafing dish/pot with feet (for cooking directly over coals on the ground);

D*

  m., N9.8 name [classical --- Italy uncommon OLD]

  Decimus (Roman praenomen); (abb. D.);

D*

  m., N9.8 name [later eccl --- common SrcW]

  Dominus, Lord; abb. D; [calendar AD/Anno Domini => in the year of our Lord];

d*

  m/f., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  diem, abb. d; in calendar expression a. d. = ante diem = before the day;

d*

  , adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  obliged; bound (to pay), condemned to pay; sentenced; (abb. d. in inscription);

dabla*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  kind of Arabian palm; (bears delicious fruit L+S);

dacrima*

  f., N1.1 thing [archaic --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear (usu. pl.), weeping, shedding of tears; (old form of lacrima);

dacrima*

  f., N1.1 thing [archaic --- --- frequent L&S]

  juice; exuded gum/sap from plant; quicksilver from ore; dirge;

dactylicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  dactylic; of/characterized by dactyls (metric foot long-short-short);

dactyliotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  box/case/casket for rings; (and its contents);

dactylis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of grape; (long like a finger);

dactylogramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  digital print;

dactylus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- common OLD]

  dactyl (metrical foot long-short-short); long (finger-like) grape/date/mollusk;

daduchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  priest carrying torch (who guided initiates to-be at the Eleusinian mysteries);

daedale*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  artistically, skillfully;

daedalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  skillful, dexterous; skillfully made/worked; [Daedalus => built Labyrinth];

daedalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  artificial, artificially contrived; variously adorned, ornamented; variegated;

daemon*

  m., N3.1 person [classical eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  spirit, supernatural being, intermediary between man and god; evil demon/devil;

daemoniacus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  demonic, one possessed by evil spirits;

daemoniacus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  demonic, devilish; pertaining to an evil spirit;

daemonicola*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  heathen; worshipper of devils;

daemonicus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  demonic, devilish; belonging to an evil spirit;

daemonion*

  n., N2.8 thing [classical science --- veryrare OLD]

  spirit; Socrates' indwelling genius; familiar; little spirit (L+S); demon/devil;

daemonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [classical science --- veryrare OLD]

  spirit; Socrates' indwelling genius; familiar; little spirit (L+S); demon/devil;

dagnades*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri Egypt veryrare L&S]

  kind of bird in Egypt;

daleth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  dalet/daleth; (4th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as D);

dalia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dahlia;

dalmatia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Balkans uncommon L&S]

  Dalmatia;

dalmatica*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  dalmitic, vestment of deacon;

dama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fallow/red-deer; small member of deer family; gazelle/antelope; doe; slave name;

damalio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare OLD]

  calf;

Damascenus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  inhabitant of Damascus; (city in Syria); [~ pruna => Damascus/damson plums];

Damascenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Damascus-, of/from Damascus; (city in Syria); made of damask (fabric);

Damascos*

  m., N2.6 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Damascus; (city in Syria);

Damascus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Damascus; (city in Syria);

damasonion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  water plantain;

damasonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  water plantain;

damium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  sacrifice made in secret in honor of the Bonae Deae;

damiurgus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal Greece uncommon OLD]

  magistrate in various Greek states; play by Turpilus;

damma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fallow/red-deer; small member of deer family; gazelle/antelope; doe;

dammula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little deer (as a small and harmless animal); little fallow deer (L+S);

damnabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  damnable, worthy of condemnation/damnation;

damnabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  culpably;

damnas*

  , adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  obliged; bound (to pay), condemned to pay; sentenced; (abb. d. in inscription);

damnaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  condemned; sentenced;

damnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  condemnation (in a court of law); obligation under a will; adverse judgment;

damnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  damnation; [~ memoriae => erasing all record/images of defeated rivals];

damnatitius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  condemned; sentenced;

damnator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  one who condemns;

damnatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  condemnatory; that involves/indicates condemnation;

damnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  condemned; found guilty; reprobate (L+S); criminal; hateful, wretched; damned;

damnaustra*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Damnaustra!; (word of charm to cure dislocated joint);

damnifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  injure; fine;

damnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  injurious, hurtful, pernicious; that causes loss;

damnigerulus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  injurious, hurtful, pernicious;

damno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - pass/pronounce judgment, find guilty; deliver/condemn/sentence; harm/damn/doom;

  - discredit; seek/secure condemnation of; find fault; bind/oblige under a will;

damnose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ruinously, so as to cause loss; to the injury of (L+S); excessively;

damnosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harmful/detrimental/ruinous; prodigal/spendthrift; that causes financial loss;

damnula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little deer (as a small and harmless animal); little fallow deer (L+S);

damnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  financial/property/physical loss/damage/injury; forfeiture/fine; lost possession

dampnaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  condemned; sentenced;

dampnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  condemnation (in a court of law); obligation under a will; adverse judgment;

dampnatitius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  condemned; sentenced;

dampnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  condemned; found guilty; reprobate (L+S); criminal; hateful, wretched;

dampno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  - pass/pronounce judgment, find guilty; deliver/condemn/sentence; harm/damn/doom;

  - discredit; seek/secure condemnation of; find fault; bind/oblige under a will;

dampnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  financial/property/physical loss/damage/injury; forfeiture/fine; lost possession

damula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  doe; gazelle;

Danicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  Danish;

Daniel*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Daniel; prophet Daniel; book of Old Testament;

danista*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  money-lender; usurer;

danisticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to money-lenders or usury; money-lending, usurious (L+S);

dannaustra*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Damnaustra!; (word of charm to cure dislocated joint);

Danus*

  m., N2.1 group [medieval --- Scandinavia uncommon Eccl]

  Dane;

dapalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  sacrificial; of/pertaining to a sacrificial feast;

dapatice*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  splendidly, in fine/lordly manner/language; superbly; proudly/boastfully;

dapaticus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  splendid/excellent; sumptuous/magnificent/stately; noble/eminent; proud/boastful

daphine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- inscription L&S]

  laurel-tree; bay-tree; daughter of river-god Peneus changed into laurel-tree;

daphne*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  laurel-tree; bay-tree; daughter of river-god Peneus changed into laurel-tree;

daphnea*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

daphnia*

  f., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (unidentified);

daphnitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of casia/cinnamon resembling bay;

daphnoides*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  epithet of spurge laurel Daphne laureola; kind of clematis (or cassia L+S);

daphnon*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  grove of laurels;

dapifer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  servant who waited at tables;

dapifex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  servant who prepared food;

dapino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  provide for; meet the cost of; serve up (as food) (L+S);

dapis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sacrificial feast/meal; feast, banquet; food composing it; food/meal of animals;

daps*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sacrificial feast/meal; feast, banquet; food composing it; food/meal of animals;

dapsile*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  plentifully, copiously, abundantly; sumptuously, bountifully (L+S);

dapsilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sumptuous, plentiful, abundant; richly provided with everything (L+S);

dapsiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plentifully, copiously, abundantly; sumptuously, bountifully (L+S);

dardanarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  speculator; (in grain); forestaller (buys up goods before they reach market);

darton*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  name of membrane enclosing the testicles;

dartos*

  , adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  name of membrane enclosing the testicles;

dasea*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  rough-breathing;

dasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  rough-breathing;

dasypus*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of hare; sort of rabbit (L+S);

dataim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  by giving in turn/reciprocally/hand-to-hand/from one to another; (sex metaphor);

Dataria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Dataria Apostolica, office of Roman Curia issuing dispensations/appointments;

Datarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Cardinal-President of Dataria Apostolica; (office of Curia for dispensations);

datarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concerned with giving away; that is given away; be given away (L+S);

dathiathum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of incense; (reddish L+S);

datio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  giving/assigning/allotting/handing over (act), transfer; donation/gift; payment;

dativus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  dative; (grammatical case);

dativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  assigned (guardian); pertaining to giving; given, appointed (L+S);

dato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be in habit of giving; make a practice of giving; give away, administer (L+S);

dator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  giver, donor, patron; slave who hands the ball to the player (L+S);

datum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  present/gift; that which is given; debit; [~ dandis => w/all supplied];

datus*

  m., N4.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of giving;

daucon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  name of various plants; (prob. Athamanta cretensis); like parsnip/carrot (L+S);

daucos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  name of various plants; (prob. Athamanta cretensis); like parsnip/carrot (L+S);

daucum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  name of various plants; (prob. Athamanta cretensis); like parsnip/carrot (L+S);

dautium*

  n., N2.2 thing [archaic legal --- uncommon OLD]

  entertainment provided for foreign guests of the state of Rome; state banquet;

David*

  m., N9.9 name [--- eccl NearEast lesser Eccl]

  David;

David*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl NearEast lesser Eccl]

  David;

de*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  down/away from, from, off; about, of, concerning; according to; with regard to;

dea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  goddess;

deacinatus*

  a, um, adj. [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cleared from the grapes; (skins OLD);

deacino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cleanse of grape-skins/etc.;

deaconus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  deacon; cleric of minor orders (first/highest level);

deactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  conclusion?; finishing (L+S);

deaduoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  dis-avow;

deago*

  gere, eegi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  remove, take off;

dealbamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  whitewash;

dealbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whitewashing;

dealbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  whitewasher; plasterer (L+S); pargeter; one who whitens over;

dealbatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  whitewashed; plastered;

dealbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whitewash; whiten (over); plaster, parget (L+S); purify, cleanse (eccl.);

deambulacrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  promenade, walk, place to walk in;

deambulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  walk; action of walking; place for walking; walking abroad, promenading (L+S);

deambulatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gallery for walking;

deambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  take a walk, go for a walk; walk abroad (L+S); walk much; promenade;

deamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  love dearly; be passionately/desperately in love with; be delighted with/obliged

deargento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  take/deprive/strip of silver/money; (late) silver/plate over (L+S);

deargumento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  decide finally;

dearmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  disarm; deprive of power; blunt;

deartuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dismember; rend limb from limb (L+S); ruin;

deasceo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cut/shape smoothly; efface by cutting, rub out; get the better of; hew/cut w/ax;

deascio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cut/shape smoothly; efface by cutting, rub out; get the better of; hew/cut w/ax;

deaurator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gilder; (one who covers with gold leaf of plate);

deauratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gilded; (covered with gold leaf/plate);

deauro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  gild, gild over; (cover with gold leaf or plate);

debacchatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fury; passionate raving;

debaccho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rage; rave; (like Bacchantes); revel wildly (L+S); rage without control;

debattuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  belabor/batter/beat, thump hard; bang; (of sexual intercourse, usu. adulterous);

debatuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  belabor/batter/beat, thump hard; bang; (of sexual intercourse, usu. adulterous);

debellator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  conqueror; subduer;

debellatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  conqueress; she who conquers;

debello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- common OLD]

  fight out/to a finish; bring a battle/war to an end; vanquish, subdue;

debeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  owe; be indebted/responsible for/obliged/bound/destined; ought, must, should;

debibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drink of;

debilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  weak/feeble/frail; crippled/disabled; wanting/deprived (competence); ineffective

debilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weakness, infirmity, debility, lameness; feebleness (intellectual/moral);

debilitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mutilation; act/process of disabling/maiming/laming; enfeeblement (of the mind);

debiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impotently; with weakness, feebly; lamely, infirmly (L+S);

debilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weaken/disable/incapacitate/impair/maim/lame/cripple; deprive of power (to act);

debitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  indebtedness; state/fact of owing; the debt (L+S);

debitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  debtor, one who owes; one under obligation to pay; one indebted (for service);

debitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  debtor (female); one under obligation to pay; one indebted (for service);

debitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  debt/what is owed; (his) due; duty; that due/ought to occur; [w/voli => by vow];

debitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  due, owed; owing; appropriate, becoming; doomed, destined, fated;

deblatero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  babble, utter in a foolish manner; blab out (L+S);

debrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  intoxicate;

debuccino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  trumpet forth;

debucino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  trumpet forth;

Dec*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  December (month/mensis understood); abb. Dec.;

decachinno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  deride, laugh to scorn;

decachordum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  musical instrument of ten strings;

decachordus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  ten-stringed;

decacordum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  musical instrument of ten strings;

decacordus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  ten-stringed;

decacro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  consecrate, dedicate; assign/devote (to purpose/function); deify (person) (L+S);

decacuminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  topping of tree; removal by lopping of the crown of a tree;

decacumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  top a tree; remove the crown of a tree by lopping;

decalautico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  remove/relieve/deprive of a calautica (shoulder-length woman's headdress/hood);

decalcificatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decalcification;

decalco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  plaster with lime; coat thoroughly with whitewash;

decalesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become warm;

decalicator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hard drinker; (who is plastered/stiff?);

decalicatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thing plastered/coated thoroughly with whitewash/lime;

decalicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coated thoroughly with whitewash; plastered with lime;

decalifacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  warm thoroughly; warm through-and-through;

decalifio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be/become warmed thoroughly/through-and-through; (decalifacio PASS);

Decalogus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Decalogue; Ten Commandments as body of law;

decalvatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  making bald; shaving/cutting/removing the hair;

decalvatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shorn; (of hair); (Sampson);

decalvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  make bald, remove the hair; cut/shear off the hair;

decametrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decameter/decametre; linear measure of ten meters;

decanatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  function of dean;

decanicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  branch of astrology based on division of signs of Zodiac into thirds (pl.);

decanicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  building belonging to the church;

decanium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  divisions/thirds (pl.) of the Zodiac; (for astrology);

decano*

  nere, cecini, ntum, V3.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  celebrate by singing;

decantatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  talkativeness;

decanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decant;

decanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chant, recite singing; reel off, repeat often/harp on; prattle; bewitch/enchant;

decantus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  deanery; deanship, office of dean;

decanus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- common L&S]

  dean; chief of ten, one set over ten persons/soldiers/monks; imperial officer;

decapito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  decapitate; behead;

decaprotia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  office/dignity of the decaproti; (ten chief men/magistrates in municipia);

decaprotus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  municipal finance committee (pl.); ten chief men/magistrates in municipia;

decargyrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal Greece veryrare L&S]

  large silver coin;

decarmino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late poet --- veryrare L&S]

  make prose of verse; disarrange the order of words (in a verse);

decarno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  take off the flesh;

decarpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pluck, pull/tear/snip off, pick; cull; reap/procure/gather; catch/snatch; remove

decas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  decade;

decastylon*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  decastyle, having ten columns;

decastylos*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  decastyle, having ten columns;

decatressis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  members (pl.) of collegium at Puteoli which held reunions on 13th of the month;

decaulesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  form a stem; run to stalk;

dececro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  consecrate, dedicate; assign/devote (to purpose/function); deify (person) (L+S);

decedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - withdraw/retire, go off/away, depart, leave; relinquish/cease; desert/abandon;

  - quit office and return home; make/get out of the way; yield; wane; fall short;

  - stray/digress; pass away/depart life, die; subside/cease (feelings); disappear;

decello*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deviate, turn aside;

decem*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ten; (ten men);

December*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  December; (the 10th month of the old calender, 12th/last month after Caesar);

December*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  December (month/mensis understood); abb. Dec.; of/pertaining to December;

decemjugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  ten-horse (chariot/wagon); ten-yoked; equipped for yoking ten draught animals;

decemmestris*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of ten months;

decemmodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  basket holding ten modii; (total 2.5 bushels);

decemmodius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  containing ten modii; (total 2.5 bushels);

decempeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  ten-foot measuring rod; a ten foot pole; length of ten feet;

decempedalis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  ten feet long;

decempedator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  land-surveyor/measurer; (uses a decempeda/ten-foot measuring pole);

decemplex*

  , adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  ten-fold;

decemplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  ten times over; multiplied by ten;

decemplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  multiply by ten;

Decemprimatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [archaic legal --- veryrare L&S]

  office/dignity of the decemprimi/decaproti; (ten chief men in municipia);

decemprimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  one of 10 seniors of the senate/priesthood in municipium/colonia; abb. xprimus;

Decemprimus*

  m., N2.1 thing [archaic legal --- veryrare OLD]

  municipal finance committee (pl.); ten chief men/magistrates in municipia;

decemremis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- Pliny L&S]

  ten-oared; having ten banks of oars?;

decemremis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- Pliny OLD]

  large warship; (precise arrangement of oars not determined); ten-oared (L+S);

decemscalmus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  ten-oared; having ten rows/banks of oars;

decemvir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  decemvir, one of ten men; (commission of ten, board with consular powers);

decemviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to a decemvirate (office of decemvir); abb. xviralis;

decemviraliter*

  adv. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  in the manner of the decemviri;

decemviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  office of decemvir; abb. xviratus;

decendium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  period of ten days;

decennal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  festival (pl.); (originally every 10th anniversary of an emperor's accession);

decennalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  recurring every tenth year;

decennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of ten years; lasting ten years; ten years old;

decennium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  period of ten years; festival (pl.) (every 10th anniversary of emperor);

decennius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  of ten years (pl.);

decennovalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of nineteen years;

decens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  appropriate, decent/seemly/becoming, in approved standard; pleasing/graceful;

decenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appropriately/decently, with good taste; becomingly, pleasingly, gracefully;

decentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  propriety, decency; comeliness, becomingness;

deceo*

  ere, cui, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  it is fitting/right/seemly/suitable/proper; it ought; become/adorn/grace;

deceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  deception, deceit; deceitfulness;

deceptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  deceiver, betrayer (of); one who plays false (to);

deceptorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  deceptive; deceitful;

deceptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who betrays or deceives; (female);

deceptrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that betrays or deceives; (feminine adjective);

deceptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deception;

deceris*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  having ten banks of oars or with oars/rowers grouped in tens in some way;

deceris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  ship having ten banks of oars or with oars/rowers grouped in tens in some way;

decerminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  trimmings (pl.), prunings; leaves and boughs plucked off (L+S); beggars, refuse;

decerno*

  nere, crevi, cretum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  decide/settle/determine/resolve; decree/declare/ordain; judge; vote for/contend;

decerpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pluck, pull/tear/snip off, pick; cull; reap/procure/gather; catch/snatch; remove

decerptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who plucks/excerpts/extracts/quotes;

decertatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of fighting out an issue; decision of a dispute (L+S); decisive conflict;

decertator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  champion; he who goes through a decisive contest;

decerto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fight (issue out/to the finish); contend/dispute/argue; struggle/compete over;

decervicatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beheaded, decapitated, decollated;

decessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  departure (provincial magistrate)/retirement; diminution/decrease/disappearance;

decessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  transition/transferring (of words from primary to derivative meaning);

decessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  magistrate retiring from his post (in the Roman provincial administration);

decessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  departure; retirement (provincial magistrate); passing/death; decline/fall/ebb;

decetero*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  henceforth;

decharmido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early drama --- veryrare L&S]

  de-Charmidize, destroy identity as Charmides (character in Plautus' Trinummus);

decidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent Eccl]

  fading; falling;

decidiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  parachute;

decido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - detach, cut off/out/down; fell; cut/notch/carve to delineate; flog thoroughly;

  - make explicit; put an end to, bring to conclusion, settle/decide/agree (on);

decido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fall/drop/hang/flow down/off/over; sink/drop; fail, fall in ruin; end up; die;

deciduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  falling (down/off); hanging down; tending to be dropped, cast; deciduous (L+S);

decima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  tithe; tenth part; (offering/tax/largesse); tax/right to collect 10%; 10th hour;

decimalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decimal;

decimana*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  female/wife of tax-farmer/who buys right to tithe;

decimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war Italy common OLD]

  man of tenth legion; tax-farmer/who buys right to tithe; line bounding 10 actus;

decimanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  of the tenth (legion); huge/outsize; of tithe; [w/porta => rear gate of camp];

decimarius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  pertaining to tithes; paying tithes; subject to tithes;

decimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  decimation, taking every tenth man for punishment; taking a tenth; tithing;

decimatrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [archaic legal Italy veryrare L&S]

  holiday of the Falisci (of Etruscan culture) ten days after the ides;

decimetrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decimeter/decimetre; tenth of a meter;

decimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  choose by lot every tenth man (for punishment); make tithe offering (to a god);

decimum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  for the tenth time;

Decimus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Decimus (Roman praenomen); (abb. D.);

decineratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wholly/completely reduced/turned to ashes;

decineresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be wholly/completely reduced to ashes;

decipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cheat/deceive/mislead/dupe/trap; elude/escape notice; disappoint/frustrate/foil;

decipula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- lesser OLD]

  trap, snare; device serving to deceive;

decipulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  trap, snare; device serving to deceive;

decircino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  round off, make rounded/circular;

decisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  settlement, agreement, decision; curtailment, diminishment;

decisivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  decisive; deciding;

decisorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  decisive; deciding;

decitans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  causing to glide down;

declamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser ---]

  delivering set speech; declamation; school exercise speech; using rhetoric;

declamatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  short argument as oratorical exercise; subject for declamation(L+S); bawling;

declamator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- common OLD]

  one who composes/delivers speeches as oratorical exercise; rhetorical declaimer;

declamatorie*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  in a rhetorical manner;

declamatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  rhetorical, of declamation/exercise of speaking; of/belonging to a rhetorician;

declamito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- gram --- common OLD]

  declaim (oratoric exercise) continually/habitually; practice rhetoric; bluster;

declamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- gram --- common OLD]

  declaim, make speeches (usu. as an oratorical exercise); bluster/bawl (L+S);

declaratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  revelation, disclosure, announcement; act of making known/clear/evident;

declarative*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by way of explanation;

declarativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  explanatory, serving for explanation;

declarator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  announcer; one who declares/makes known (L+S);

declaratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  declaratory;

declaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  declare/announce/make known; indicate, reveal, testify, show/prove; mean (word);

declinabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  declinable, that can be (grammatically) inflected;

declinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  - declination/relative sky angle; latitude; compass point; inclination; bend/slope

  - turning aside, swerve; avoidance; divergence/variation/digression; inflection;

declinatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  inflection, manner of inflecting/declining/modifying words; inflected form;

declinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  moving/bending/drooping down; declining/ebbing; turning/bending; skewed/averted;

declino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - deflect/divert/turnaside/swerve/change direction/deviate/dodge; digress/diverge;

  - avoid/stray; vary/be different; bend/sink down, subside/decline; lower/descend;

declino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late gram --- common OLD]

  decline/conjugate/inflect (in the same manner/like); change word form, modify;

declive*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slope, declivity; surface sloping downwards; [per decline => downwards];

declivis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sloping, descending, sloping downwards; shelving; tending down; falling (stars);

declivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  declivity, slope, descent; tendency to slope down; falling gradient;

decliviter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a sloping manner;

decludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unclose;

decoco*

  cere, oxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - boil/melt (down/away); stew; (hot bath); heat to boiling; smelt, fuse; consume;

  - ruin; (cause to) waste away; shrivel; squander; suffer loss, become bankrupt;

decocta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drink made by raising water to boiling then plunging into snow to cool;

decoctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  decoction; boiling down; mixture;

decoctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  insolvent person, defaulting debtor; ruined spendthrift (L+S);

decoctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  decoction, potion made by boiling; (usu. medicine); medicinal drink (L+S);

decoctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  process of boiling (in); seething (L+S);

decoctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  over-ripe (fruit); luscious (literary/rhetoric style); mature/ripe (good sense);

decollatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beheading, decapitation, decollation;

decollo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trickle/drain away/from/through; drain (of); come to naught, fail (L+S);

decollo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  behead, cause to be beheaded; remove from the neck (according to Nonius); rob;

decolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  trickle/drain away/from/through; drain (of); come to naught, fail (L+S);

decolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  discolored; not normal color; (dark people); stained/faded; degenerate/depraved;

decolorate*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  degenerately;

decoloratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  discoloration; discoloring; change of color;

decoloro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  discolor/stain/deface, alter normal color of; disgrace, bring shame on; corrupt;

decompositus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  formed/derived from a compound word;

deconcilio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extricate from trouble; deprive of, take away (L+S);

deconcto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hesitate, delay (over), take one's time;

decondo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stow away; hide deep down; secrete (by burying) (L+S);

deconto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hesitate; be at a loss;

decontra*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  facing; from a position opposite;

decoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - boil/melt (down/away); stew; (hot bath); heat to boiling; smelt, fuse; consume;

  - ruin; (cause to) waste away; shrivel; squander; suffer loss, become bankrupt;

decor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  beauty/good looks, decent appearance; ornament; grace/elegance/charm; propriety;

decor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beautiful; pleasing to the senses;

decoramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  adornment; ornament, decoration (L+S);

decoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  decoration; adornment;

decorativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decorative;

decore*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beautifully, in a pleasing manner; properly/suitably, in correct/seemly manner;

decorio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  skin, peel; deprive of skin or outer coating;

decoris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beautiful; pleasing to the senses;

decoriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  gracefully, in a pleasing manner;

decoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  adorn/grace, embellish/add beauty to; glorify, honor/add honor to; do credit to;

decorticatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  act/process of stripping off bark; peeling (L+S);

decortico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  strip away the bark/rind; peel; scrape off (outer skin);

decorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  decorum, that which is suitable/seemly, propriety;

decorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - beautiful/good looking/handsome/comely; adorned; graceful/elegant (non-visual);

  - honorable, noble; glorious, decorated; decorous, proper, decent, fitting;

decotes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  worn/threadbare toga;

decrementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shrinkage; diminution; decrease;

decremo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  burn up; consume by fire;

decrepitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worn out (with age), feeble, decrepit; infirm; very old (L+S); (noiseless);

decrescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  decrease; waning (L+S);

decresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - decrease; abate; diminish, dwindle, shrink; (in number/amount); be subtracted;

  - lose vigor/intensity, decline/weaken/fade influence/reputation; grow shorter;

decretale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  decretals (pl.); (letter w/papal ruling/decision/response);

decretalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  of decree; depending for validity on ruling of magistrate/judge's decision;

decretalista*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  decretalist, scholar of decretals (letter w/papal ruling/decision/response);

decretarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  appointed by a resolution of the civic authority;

decretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  decision, decree;

decretista*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  decretist, scholar of legal tradition of Decretum of Gratian;

decretorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  decisive, critical; leading/belonging to a decision/definitive sentence (L+S);

decretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - dogma, principle, doctrine; idea held w/conviction; course of action, resolve;

  - decree, ordinance; legal decision, verdict, order (judge), sentence; vote;

decrimino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  defame;

decrusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  peel/split off; disintegrate;

decubo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  get down; (from a bed); lie away from/out of (one's bed) (L+S);

deculco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tread down, crush with the feet; trample upon (L+S);

deculpatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  faulty, blameworthy; censurable (L+S);

deculto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hide deeply, conceal vigorously;

decum*

  num. ord [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tenth; (~ unda/fluctus => 10th wave, of great size); [cum decumo => tenfold];

decuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  tenth part/tithe; (offering/tax/largesse); tax/right to collect 10%; 10th hour;

decumana*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  female/wife of tax-farmer/who buys right to tithe;

decumanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war Italy common OLD]

  man of tenth legion; tax-farmer/who buys right to tithe; line bounding 10 actus;

decumanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  of the tenth (legion); huge/outsize; of tithe; [w/porta => rear gate of camp];

decumas*

  , adj. [--- agri France veryrare OLD]

  land divided into groups (pl.) of ten districts or the like; relating to tithes;

decumbo*

  bere, bui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to lie down, recline; take to bed; lie ill, die; fall (in a fight), fall down;

decumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  choose by lot every tenth man (for punishment); make tithe offering (to a god);

decuncis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  measure/weight of ten unciae (ten ounces); (ten-twelfths of a unit);

decuncto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hesitate, delay (over), take one's time;

decunx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  measure/weight of ten unciae (ten ounces); (ten-twelfths of a unit);

decuplatus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  tenfold;

decuplus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  tenfold;

decuria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  group/division of ten; class, social club; gang; cavalry squad; ten judges/feet;

decurialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  enrolled in a decuria (club of ten); appropriate to a decuria;

decurialis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  member of a decuria (club of ten);

decuriat*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal Italy veryrare OLD]

  dividing into decuriae; (groups of ten);

decuriatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by decuria (club of ten);

decuriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal Italy veryrare OLD]

  dividing into decuriae; [~ tribulium => voters - for corruption/intimidation];

decurio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  make (cavalry) squads of ten; organize in military fashion; enroll in decuria;

decurio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - decurion, officer commanding a decuria (calavry squad); (also naval); foreman;

  - member of municipal senate/governing committee of decuria; councillor;

decurionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  of/belonging to a (municipal) decurion (member of municipal senate/councillor);

decurionatis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  office/rank of military/municipal decurio; (squad commander/municipal senator);

decurionatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of a decurion;

decurionus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  decurion, officer commanding a decuria (calavry squad); (also naval); foreman;

decurionus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  member of municipal senate/governing committee of decuria; councillor;

decuris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  member of municipal senate/governing committee of decuria; councillor;

decurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  - run/hurry/rush/flow/slope down; hasten; travel downstream; come to land/end;

  - run a race (over course); make for; turn (to); exercise/drill/maneuver (army);

decurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  - run/hurry/rush/flow/slope down; hasten; travel downstream; come to land/end;

  - run a race (over course); make for; turn (to); exercise/drill/maneuver (army);

decursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  attack from high ground, decent; raid, inroad; military pageant; flowing down;

decursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - descent; downward course/slope/rush/fall/flow; attack/charge downhill; maneuver;

  - running race/course; finish; flow (verse); coming to land; watercourse/channel;

decurtatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  mutilation;

decurtatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  mutilated, deprived of limbs/extremities; cut short; (also of style);

decurto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cut off/short, curtail; mutilate;

decurvatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bent/curved back;

decus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  glory/splendor; honor/distinction; deeds; dignity/virtue; decorum; grace/beauty;

decusatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  so as to make an X/produce shape of an X (for ten); crosswise; in form of X;

decusatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  intersection/crossing (of lines);

decusis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  coin (10 asses); number ten; decade; intersection/cross of two lines, X-mark;

decussatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  so as to make an X/produce shape of an X (for ten); crosswise; in form of X;

decussatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  intersection/crossing (of lines);

decussio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rejection; shaking off;

decussis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  coin (10 asses); number ten; decade; intersection/cross of two lines, X-mark;

decussissexis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  number sixteen;

decusso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  arrange crosswise; mark with a cross; divide crosswise (in form of X) (L+S);

decutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shake/strike/knock/force down/off/aside (from upright); dislodge; overturn;

decutio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flay, skin; deprive of skin;

dedecens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  unbecoming; unsuitable;

dedeco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be unsuitable/unbecoming to; bring disgrace/dishonor upon; (also TRANS);

dedecor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dishonorable, shameful; unseemly, unbecoming (L+S);

dedecoramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  source of disgrace; disgrace, dishonor (L+S);

dedecoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disgrace, dishonor;

dedecorator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reviler; blasphemer; one who dishonors;

dedecoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disgrace, dishonor; bring discredit/shame on; disfigure;

dedecorose*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disgracefully; shamefully, dishonorably;

dedecorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dishonorable, disgraceful, discreditable;

dedecorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dishonorable/disgraceful/discreditable/shameful; dishonoring; causing disgrace;

dedecus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - disgrace/dishonor/discredit/shame/infamy; misbehavior; vice, turpitude (L+S);

  - shameful/repulsive appearance; blot, blemish (L+S); vicious act, shameful deed;

dedicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dedication, consecration, ceremonial opening; act/rite conferring sanctity;

dedicative*

  adv. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  affirmatively;

dedicativus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  affirmative;

dedicator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dedicator, one who dedicates; founder, author (L+S);

dedicatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dedicatory;

dedicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  devoted; dedicated;

dedico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  declare/proclaim; census return; dedicate/consecrate; devote/apply/commit (to);

dedico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  deny, refuse; contradict;

dedignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contempt; feeling of disdain; disdaining, refusal (L+S);

dedigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disdain; refuse (scornfully), reject with scorn, spurn; feel contempt for;

dedigno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disdain; refuse (scornfully), reject with scorn, spurn; feel contempt for;

dediscalus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  teacher;

dedisco*

  cere, idici, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unlearn, forget, put out of one's mind; lose the habit of, forget (how to);

dediticius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prisoners of war, captives (the surrendered);

dediticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  surrendered; having surrendered; (later civil status); of surrender/capitulation

deditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  surrender (of combatants/town/possessions); cession of right/title;

dedititius*

  m., N2.4 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  prisoners of war, captives (the surrendered);

dedititius*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- common L&S]

  surrendered; having surrendered; (later civil status); of surrender/capitulation

deditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  devoted/attached to, fond of; devoted/directed/given over (to) (activity);

dedo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  give up/in, surrender; abandon/consign/devote (to); yield, hand/deliver over;

dedoceo*

  ere, cui, ctum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cause (person) to unlearn/discard previous teaching; reeducate; teach opposite;

dedolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abandonment of grief, ceasing to lament;

dedoleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cease to grieve; put an end to one's sorrows;

dedolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut down; hew smooth/away/to shape; beat/cudgel badly; (of sexual intercourse);

dedomo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tame; (of horses);

deducibilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  deductible;

deduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - lead/draw//pull/bring/stretch down/away/out/off; escort; eject/evict (claimant);

  - divert/draw (water); draw (sword); spin; deduct/reduce/lessen; describe; deduce

  - launch/bring downstream (ship); remove (force); entice; found/settle (colony);

deducticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  colonial, having the status of a settler in a colony;

deductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - drawing/draining/leading off/forth; expulsion/ejection; deduction/subtraction;

  - colonizing/settling; billeting (army); escorting; transportation, delivery;

deductivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  derivative;

deductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  escort, one who acts as an escort; guide, teacher (late Latin L+S); attendant;

deductorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drain;

deductorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for drawing/draining off; purgative; laxative/aperient;

deductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  downward pull; drawing/dragging down (L+S);

deductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drawn down; bent in; attenuated/slender, weak, soft (voice); fine-spun (style);

dedux*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  derived; descended;

deebriatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inebriated, drunk; made drunk;

deerro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  go astray, wander off; miss, stray from target/goal; err/make a mistake/go wrong

defaecabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that may be easily cleaned;

defaecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cleansing, purifying;

defaecatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  refined;

defaeco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- common OLD]

  strain/clear; cleanse, remove dregs/impurities from; defecate (L+S); set at ease

defaenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  exhaust, bring ruin; (by the extortion of usury);

defalta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  default;

defamatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  infamous, having a bad reputation;

defamis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disgraceful, shameful;

defanatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  profaned, desecrated, unholy;

defarinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pulverized, reduced to flour;

defatigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weariness, fatigue; physical/mental exhaustion; state of being worn out;

defatigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tire (out), exhaust; break force of; (PASS) lose heart, weary, be discouraged;

defatisco*

  cere, -, assum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become exhausted/suffer exhaustion, grow weary/faint/weak, flag; lose heart;

defecabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that may be easily cleaned;

defecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cleansing, purifying;

defeco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  strain/clear; cleanse, remove dregs/impurities; defecate (L+S); set at ease;

defectibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  failing easily;

defectibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  imperfection;

defectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - desertion/revolt/defection; failure/deficiency; ellipsis (grammar); eclipse;

  - weakness/faintness/despondency; swoon/faint, exhaustion (L+S); disappearance;

defectivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  defective/imperfect; intermittent (fever); defective/lacking forms (grammar);

defector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rebel, renegade; one who revolts (from);

defectrix*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defective, imperfect; (feminine);

defectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  the_weak (pl.);

defectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - failure/lack; absence/disappearance; weakness/failing; defection/revolt;

  - diminution, growing less, becoming ineffective, cessation; eclipse; fading;

defectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tired, enfeebled, worn out; faulty, defective; reduced in size, smaller;

defendito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make practice of defending (legal cases); defend often/habitually (contentions);

defendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - defend/guard/protect, look after; act/speak/plead/write for defense; prosecute;

  - repel, fend/ward off, avert/prevent; support/preserve/maintain; defend (right);

defeneratus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  overwhelmed by debt; exhausted by usury;

defenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  exhaust, bring ruin; (by extortion of usury); involve in debt;

defensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defense;

defensabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defensible;

defensator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defender;

defensatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defender (female), she who defends;

defensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  easily defended;

defensibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defensibly;

defensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  defense/protection; act of defending; argument/justification in defense, excuse;

defensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  legal maintenance of a right; legal prosecution, punishment;

defenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  defend/guard/protect against; act in defense against; ward off; avert constantly

defensor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  defender/protector; supporter/champion/apologist; defendant; defense advocate;

defensorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  defense, pertaining to defense;

defenstrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  defender/protector (female); supporter/apologist; defendant; defense advocate;

defensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- Britian uncommon Med]

  defense; enclosure;

defero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - carry/bring/sink/fall down/off; convey/deliver/transfer; reduce/slope (down to);

  - flow/carry/run down (to sea); pay/remit; deposit/record/register; bear/produce;

  - bring/lodge information (about), report; indict, accuse, denounce; defer (to);

  - offer; bestow upon, confer/award/grant, entrust; submit, refer for decision;

defero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  honor; export (medieval usage);

defervefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  boil thoroughly (liquids/solids); seethe, cause to boil (L+S);

defervefactus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  heated;

defervefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be boiled thoroughly (liquids/solids); (defervefacio PASS);

deferveo*

  ere, rbui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  go through or cease a process of heating/fermentation; rage furiously;

deferveo*

  ere, rbui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  boil thoroughly; ferment completely (wine); effervesce (lime); subside;

defervesco*

  cere, rbui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- science --- common OLD]

  come to full boil; cease boiling, cool off (fermentation); calm down, subside;

defervesco*

  cere, vi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- science --- common OLD]

  come to full boil; cease boiling, cool off (fermentation); calm down, subside;

defervesco*

  cere, vui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- science --- common OLD]

  come to full boil; cease boiling, cool off (fermentation); calm down, subside;

defessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common ELD]

  worn out, weary, exhausted, tired; weakened (L+S);

defetigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weariness, fatigue; physical/mental exhaustion; state of being worn out;

defetigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tire (out), exhaust; break force of; (PASS) lose heart, weary, be discouraged;

defetiscentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weariness;

defetisco*

  cere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become exhausted/suffer exhaustion, grow weary/faint/tired/weak; lose heart;

deficientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  want, wanting;

deficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - fail, disappoint, let down; leave without a sufficiency; cease to be available;

  - (PASS) be left without/wanting, lack; have shortcomings; L:come to nothing;

deficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fail/falter; run short/out; grow weak/faint; come to end; revolt/rebel, defect;

  - pass away; become extinct, die/fade out; subside/sink; suffer eclipse, wane;

defico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  deify, make one a god;

defico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  strain/clear/cleanse, remove dregs/impurities from; defecate (L+S); set at ease;

defigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sink/bury/stick/thrust (weapon); fasten, fix, plant, embed; attach/affix;

defigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  declare firmly/unalterably; bewitch/enchant/curse (stick pin in wax);

defigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  focus (thoughts/eyes); dumbfound, astonish/stupefy, fix w/glance; censure;

defigurstus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  declined; derived;

defindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  split down the whole length;

defingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mold into shape; fashion, form (L+S);

definienter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  distinctly;

definio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - define/bound/fix/limit/mark; restrict/confine; assign, ordain; lay down (rule);

  - finish off/put an end/end the life; determine, settle; specify, sum up; assert;

definite*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  precisely, definitely, distinctly, clearly; expressly, in particular instances;

definitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - definition, precise description; specification; fixing/marking a boundary;

  - classification; pronouncement, ruling; argument based on definition of term;

definitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  ending/boundary/limit (L+S); limiting; explanation; which is decreed/decided;

definitive*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  definitively, plainly, distinctly;

definitivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  definitive, explanatory; involving definition; definite, distinct, plain (L+S);

definitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  he who makes grammatical pronouncement/ruling; who determines/settles/appoints;

definitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  definite/precise/limited/finite; limited in number; concerned with particulars;

defio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lack, be lacking; be in short supply; run short; grow less, subside;

defioculus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one-eye, he who lacks an eye; (used humorously);

defixio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  enchantment;

defixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  motionless, still;

deflaglo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  burn down/up/destroy by fire/utterly; parch (sun); die down/abate, burn out;

deflaglo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be burnt down/destroyed by fire; perish; be (emotionally/physically) burnt out;

deflagratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  destruction by fire; conflagration (L+S); consuming by fire; destruction;

deflagro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  burn down/up/destroy by fire/utterly; parch (sun); die down/abate, burn out;

deflagro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be burnt down/destroyed by fire; perish; be (emotionally/physically) burnt out;

deflammo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extinguish, put out (the flame of); deprive of flame (L+S);

deflecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bend downwards; bend (bow); turn (aside), change course/direction of; deflect;

  - divert, distract; turn one's eyes; modify/twist (words/ideas); round (point);

deflecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bend/turn aside/off; deviate/change one's course; digress (speech); alter pitch;

defleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weep (abundantly) for; mourn loss of; express/feel sorrow about; lament/bewail;

defleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cry bitterly; give oneself up to tears; weep much/violently/to exhaustion (L+S);

defletio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  violent weeping;

deflexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  turning/bending aside, deflection;

deflexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bend (in a line); deviation (behavior); transition; bending/turning aside (L+S);

deflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blow away, blow on (for purpose of cleansing); brush/blow aside/off;

defloccatus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bald; shorn of locks;

deflocco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rub the nap of (cloth); strip of possessions, fleece;

defloratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  plucking of flowers; deflowering/dishonoring (of a virgin);

defloreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drop/shed blossoms/petals (before bearing fruit);

defloresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  drop/shed blossoms/petals (before bearing fruit); fade, wither, decay, decline;

deflorio*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  cease to flourish; drop/shed blossoms/petals (before bearing fruit)?;

defloro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pluck flowers; deflower/dishonor/ravish/seduce (virgin); cull/excerpt;

defluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - flow/glide/run down; descend/fall; flow/stream away; float/swim/row downstream;

  - flow/drain/die/melt/slip away, fade/disappear; originate/stem, be derived from;

defluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flowing/moving down; traveling downstream; emitting a flow (of a container);

defluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  loss by flowing or falling away; flowing down/off (L+S); falling off/out;

defluxio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flowing off; discharge; diarrhea;

defluxus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  downward flow or falling (of liquids); flowing/running off (L+S);

defodio*

  dere, defodi, ossum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bury; put/send/cause to go underground; dig down/deep/into soil; plant/insert;

  - make fast/set up in ground (part burying); embed; hide; dig up; excavate; dig;

defoedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  defile;

deforcians*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcJ]

  deforciant; one who wrongfully keeps another from possession of an estate;

deforcio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  deforce; keep by force/violence; withhold wrongfully;

deforis*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  outside, from outside; out of doors; abroad;

deformatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  design; configuration; figure, representation; disfigurement;

deformatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  representation; delineation; deforming, disfiguring, defacing;

deforme*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  disgrace; shameful thing/deed;

deformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - deformed/illformed/misshapen/disfigured; shameful/degrading/base; ugly/loathsome

  - inappropriate/unseemly/offending good taste; shapeless/lacking definite shape;

deformitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - ugliness, deformity, blemish, disfigurement; disrepair; disgrace, degradation;

  - inelegance, impropriety, lack of good taste (speech/writing); shapelessness;

deformiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hideously; shamefully; unbecomingly; in an ugly/disgraceful/inelegant manner;

deformo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - design/shape/fashion/model; outline; describe, sketch in words, delineate;

  - disfigure, spoil, impair; (appearance); discredit, disgrace, bring shame on;

  - transform (into something less beautiful); lay out, arrange (plan of action);

deformus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  - deformed/illformed/misshapen/disfigured; shameful/degrading/base; ugly/loathsome

  - inappropriate/unseemly/offending good taste; shapeless/lacking definite shape;

defossum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  underground chamber, place dug out;

defossus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  digging deeply;

defraudatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deficiency; defrauding;

defraudator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defrauder, one who defrauds;

defraudatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defrauder (female), she who defrauds;

defraudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cheat, defraud, deceive; rob (of); [w/se => deny oneself, self-sacrifice];

defremo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  quiet down, finish/end making noise; (public indignation); cease raging/roaring;

defrenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unbridled, unrestrained;

defretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grape juice (new wine) boiled down into a syrup;

defricate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sharply, keenly; (of speech); with biting sarcasm (L+S);

defricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rubbing;

defrico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rub hard/thoroughly; (ointment); rub down (person/beast); scour/rub off;

defrico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rub hard/thoroughly; (ointment); rub down (person/beast); scour/rub off;

defrigesco*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cool off; grow cold (L+S);

defringo*

  gere, rengi, ractum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  break off; remove by breaking; break to pieces (L+S); destroy;

defrudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cheat, defraud, deceive; rob (of); [w/se => deny oneself, self-sacrifice];

defrugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  rob of grain; sow too little grain;

defruo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  use up; consume by enjoying;

defrusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  divide into pieces, dismember;

defrustro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  foil/thwart completely/thoroughly;

defrutarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cauldron used for making defrutum (boiled down grape juice);

defrutarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  used for making defrutum (boiled down grape juice); of defrutum (L+S);

defruto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  boil down (grape juice) into defrutum/syrup;

defrutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grape juice (must/new wine) boiled down into a syrup;

defuga*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  runaway; deserter;

defugio*

  gere, defugi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flee, escape, run/move away (from), make one's escape from; avoid (strongly);

defugio*

  gere, defugi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  escape from/make one's escape/flee; keep clear of (responsibility/liability);

defugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drive away; remove;

defulguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flash away;

defuncta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dead person (female);

defunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  execution, performance; death;

defunctorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  perfunctorily, cursorily; in a spirit which acts for form's sake only;

defunctorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  perfunctory; routine; quickly dispatched (L+S); slight, cursory;

defunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  things (pl.) which are dead and gone;

defunctus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dead person; (usu. male); the dead (pl.) (L+S);

defunctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  death;

defunctus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser ---]

  dead, deceased; defunct;

defundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pour out/away/off/down; discharge; shed; empty/pour out; wet by pouring;

defungo*

  gere, -, nctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - have done with (ABL), finish, bring/come to end, be quit/done/rid of; discharge;

  - settle a case (for so much); make do; discharge; die; (PERF) to have died;

defusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pouring out (of a liquid); (into vessels L+S);

defutuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare Sex]

  indulge in promiscuous sexual intercourse with (woman); copulate freely (rude);

defututus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  worn out by excessive sexual intercourse; exhausted by sensuality (L+S);

degener*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - degenerate/base; inferior to ancestors; ignoble, unworthy, untrue, contemptible;

  - low-born, of/belonging to inferior stock/breed/variety; soft/weak; softened;

degeneratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  degeneration;

degenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be unworthy (of), fall short of the standard set by; cause deterioration in;

degenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - be inferior to ancestors/unworthy; deteriorate/decline; lower oneself;

  - sink (to); fall away from/below the level; degenerate/revert (breeding);

degero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  remove; carry off/away (to a destination);

deglabro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make smooth; (remove bark from trees/logs); smooth off (L+S);

deglubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  skin, flay; strip (w/ABL) (of a coating); peel/skin/husk (L+S);

deglutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unglue; separate by moistening (L+S);

deglutio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  swallow down; overwhelm, abolish (L+S);

degluttio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swallow down; overwhelm, abolish (L+S);

dego*

  gere, gi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spend/pass (time); spend/bide one's time in; carry on, wage; conduct away?;

dego*

  gere, gi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spend/bide one's time in; wait; remain alive, live on, endure; continue;

degradatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  degradation; deprivation; rank reduction; penalty for cleric/reduction to lay;

degrado*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  reduce in rank; deprive of office; degrade;

degrandino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  it goes on hailing; it hails violently, or (perhaps) it ceases to hail (Cas);

degrasso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sink (w/ACC); descend upon; rush down (L+S); attack fiercely; revile;

degravo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weigh/press/drag down; rest heavily on; overpower, overwhelm; burden;

degredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  march/go/come/flow down, descend; dismount; move off/depart; turn aside/deviate;

degrumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early tech --- uncommon OLD]

  lay out with a surveying instrument, survey;

degrumo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  straighten; level off;

degrunnio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  give a performance of grunting; grunt hard (L+S);

degulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  glutton; one who devours;

degulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  devour, swallow down; consume (L+S);

deguno*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  taste; taste/try/eat/drink a little of; glance at; graze; sip; test; judge;

deguno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  taste;

degustatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of tasting; a tasting (L+S);

degusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  taste; taste/try/eat/drink a little of; glance at; graze; sip; test; judge;

dehabeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lack, not to have;

dehaurio*

  ire, usi, ustum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drain off; skim off (L+S); (late) swallow, swallow down;

dehibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  owe; be indebted/responsible for/obliged/bound/destined; ought, must, should;

dehinc*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - hereafter, henceforth, from here/now on; afterwards; for/in the future, next;

  - then, after that, thereupon; at a later stage; for the rest; next (in order);

dehisco*

  cere, ivi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gape/yawn/split open; part/divide, develop/leave a gap/leak; be/become apart;

dehonestamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  source/act inflicting disgrace/dishonor; degradation; disfigurement, blemish;

dehonestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disgrace, dishonor;

dehonesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dishonor, discredit, disgrace; disparage (L+S);

dehonestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vulgar, low-class; unbecoming, improper (L+S);

dehonoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dishonor;

dehorio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drain off; skim off (L+S); (late) swallow, swallow down;

dehortatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dissuading;

dehortativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fit for dissuading, likely to dissuade;

dehortator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  dissuader;

dehortatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dissuasive, dehortatory;

dehorto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dissuade; advise (person) against an action; deter, have restraining influence;

deicida*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  killer/slayer of God; (Judas);

deicio*

  cere, ejeci, ejectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - throw/pour/jump/send/put/push/force/knock/bring down; cause to fall/drop; hang;

  - overthrow, bring down, depose; kill, destroy; shoot/strike down; fell (victim);

  - unhorse; let fall; shed; purge/evacuate bowel; dislodge/rout; drive/throw out;

deifer*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  God-bearing, bearing a god in one's self;

deiferus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  God-bearing, bearing a god in one's self;

deifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  deify; make one a god

deificus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  rendering god-like, making divine, deific;

deiformis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  God-like;

dein*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  then/next/afterward; thereon/henceforth/from there/then; in next position/place;

deinceps*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  in order/succession/turn; one after/beside another, successively; etc; very next

deinceps*

  adv. [medieval --- --- frequent Bee]

  hereafter; thereafter;

deinceps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  following, next in succession;

deinceps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  following, next in succession;

deinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  then/next/afterward; thereon/henceforth/from there/then; in next position/place;

deinsuper*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  from above;

deintegro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impair; deprive of integrity; destroy (L+S);

deintus*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  from within;

Deipara*

  f., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Mother of God, God-bearer, she who gives birth to God; (Mary);

deisatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  having divine ancestor, of divine lineage; descended from a god;

deitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  deity; divine nature;

dejecte*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  low;

dejectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  ejection (from land); purging bowels; diarrhea; degradation; casting out/down;

dejectiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  slight attack of diarrhea; slight purging (L+S);

dejecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hurl down violently; (intensive verb);

dejector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who throws/casts (things) down;

dejectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slope, sloping surface, declivity; act of throwing/causing to fall/felling;

dejectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  downcast/dismayed/subdued/dejected; drooping/hanging/sunk/cast down; low lying;

dejeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  oath;

dejero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  swear, take an oath;

dejicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - throw/pour/jump/send/put/push/force/knock/bring down; cause to fall/drop; hang;

  - overthrow, bring down, depose; kill, destroy; shoot/strike down; fell (victim);

  - unhorse; let fall; shed; purge/evacuate (bowel); dislodge/rout; drive/throw out

dejudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  give final judgment on (question);

dejugis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sloping;

dejugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disconnect; disunite; separate (L+S); sever;

dejunctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  disconnected, lacking a common term; (grammar);

dejungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  separate, unyoke; release (from activity);

dejuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- lesser OLD]

  oath;

dejurium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  oath;

dejuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  swear, take an oath;

dejuvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  withhold assistance; leave off helping;

delabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - slip/fall/glide/fly/flow down; fall freely/out of control/prostrate; slip into;

  - drop, descend; sink; fall/fail/lose strength; flow down; be carried downstream;

delaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  work hard; overwork (L+S);

delacero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear to shreds/pieces; destroy, frustrate (L+S);

delachrimatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  producing watering/running of the eyes; for/belonging to weeping (L+S);

delacrimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  watering/tearing/weeping/running of the eyes; (as symptom of disease L+S);

delacrimatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  producing watering/running of the eyes; for/belonging to weeping (L+S);

delacrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shed tears; leek sap (trees); weep (L+S);

delacrumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shed tears; leek sap (trees); weep (L+S);

delaevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smooth down/off; make smooth (L+S);

delambo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lick all over; lick off (L+S); lick;

delamento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  give oneself up to mourning for; lament, bewail (L+S);

delapido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pave over/lay with stones; remove stones from; clear from stones (L+S);

delapsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  outfall (for drainage); flowing off, discharge (L+S); falling off, decent;

delargio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lavish; give away freely; give/bestow liberally/profusely/recklessly;

delassabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  capable of fatigue; that can be worn/wearied out (L+S);

delasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tire out, weary, exhaust; exhaust by experiencing;

delatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  accusation/denunciation; laying charge; indicting; informing; offering an oath;

delator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  informer, who gives information/reports; accuser/denouncer/who accuses of crime;

delatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to an informer; tell-tale; denunciatory (L+S);

delatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accusation, denunciation; information (about someone);

delavo*

  are, i, otum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wash off; wash clean;

delebilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  capable of/susceptible to being obliterated/blotted out/destroyed; effaceable;

delectabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  enjoyable, delectable, delightful, agreeable; delicious (taste) (OLD);

delectabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delightfully;

delectamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  delight, amusement; instrument/cause of delight/amusement/enjoyment;

delectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  conferring/gaining delight; (source of) delight/pleasure/enjoyment/amusement;

delectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  straining/effort/tenesmus; inclination/futile straining to void bowels/bladder;

delectatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little/trifling pleasure; petty delight (L+S);

delectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  choice; choosing;

delecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - delight, please, amuse, fascinate; charm, lure, entice; be a source of delight;

  - (PASS) be delighted/glad, take pleasure; (w/INF) enjoy (being/doing);

delecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - delight, please, amuse, fascinate; charm, lure, entice; be a source of delight;

  - (PASS) be delighted/glad, take pleasure; (w/INF) enjoy (being/doing);

delector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  one who draws out/selects/levies/recruits;

delectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  picked men (pl.), advisory staff; the pick (of w/GEN); the elite;

delectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  - levy/draft/conscription; enlistment, recruiting, mustering; levy/men enrolled;

  - selection/choosing; choice (between possibilities), discrimination/distinction;

delectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  picked, chosen, select; (for attaining high standard);

delegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  assignment/delegation to third party of creditor's interest/debtor's liability;

delegator*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  assignor, one who makes an assignment/delegation (of obligation to another);

delegatus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  delegate;

delegatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  assignment/delegation to third party of creditor's interest/debtor's liability;

delego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  assign/appoint; delegate/entrust (to); consign; transfer/pass; refer/attribute;

delenificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ingratiating; cajoling; soothing/mollifying; flattering, enchanting (L+S);

delenimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blandishment/enticement/charm; ingratiating/soothing action/quality; consolation

delenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mitigate, mollify, smooth down, soothe; soften, cajole; bewitch, charm, entice;

delenitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  appeaser; soother, one who mollifies/wins over;

delenitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to/serving for softening/smoothing;

deleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - erase, wipe/scratch/remove (letters/marks), wipe/blot out, expunge, delete;

  - annihilate/exterminate, kill every member of a group; put end to, end/abolish;

  - destroy completely, demolish/obliterate/crush; ruin; overthrow; nullify/annul;

deleramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  delusion, nonsense; product of a deranged mind; absurdity (L+S);

deleritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  insanity;

delero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be mad/deranged/silly; dote; speak deliriously, rave; deviate from balks (plow);

deleth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  dalet/daleth; (4th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as D);

deleticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  palimpsest, from which (anything/writing) has been erased/effaced/blotted out;

deletilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  that expunges/erases; that wipes/blots out (L+S);

deletio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  destruction, annihilation;

deletitius*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  palimpsest, from which (anything/writing) has been erased/effaced/blotted out;

deletrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  she who annihilates/destroys;

deletrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  causing the destruction (of); (feminine adjective);

deletus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  annihilation;

delevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  smooth down/off; make smooth (L+S);

delibamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  libation; wine poured out to the gods (L+S);

delibatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  diminishing, taking away from; first fruit, sample, representative portion;

deliberabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pondering/reflecting; deep in thought/deliberating; weighing carefully (L+S);

deliberamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deliberation;

deliberatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deliberation/consultation (w/others), consideration; deliberative style speech;

deliberativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concerned with/relating to discussion/deliberation (future acts); deliberative;

deliberator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who deliberates;

deliberatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  determined; worked out; resolved upon; certain (L+S);

delibero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  weigh/consider/deliberate/consult (oracle); ponder/think over; resolve/decide on

delibo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - skim/flake/scrape off; channel off (water); pick out a choice specimen; perform;

  - diminish/detract (from); take away a little as to render imperfect; infringe;

  - take a little, wear away, nibble at; taste (of), touch on (subject) lightly;

delibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  peel, remove/strip the bark (from); strip/take off (bark); (rind L+S);

delibuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  besmear; anoint with a liquid;

delibutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thickly smeared/stained; steeped (in a condition), deeply imbued (with feeling);

delicata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  paramour, favorite; voluptuary (L+S); one addicted to pleasure;

delicate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  delicately/tenderly/gently; luxuriously; frivolously; fastidiously; effeminately

delicatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  paramour, favorite; voluptuary (L+S); one addicted to pleasure;

delicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - luxurious/sumptuous, addicted to pleasure; self-indulgent/comfortable; pampered;

  - foppish, effeminate; polite, elegant; charming; tender; voluptuous; wanton;

  - skittish/frisky/frivolous; fastidious/squeamish; delicate/dainty/pretty/fine;

delicia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  favorite/pet/darling/beloved; man w/fine taste/gourmet; voluptuary;

delicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - pleasure/delight/fun (usu. pl.), activity affording enjoyment, luxuries; toys;

  - ornaments/decorations; erotic verse; charms; elegant/affected manner/mannerism;

  - luxurious habits/selfindulgence; airs, manners of superiority; caprices/whims;

  - corner beam supporting a section of an outward-sloping roof; gutter (L+S);

deliciaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  fitting an outward-sloping roof; pertaining to a gutter (L+S);

deliciatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  outward-sloping (roof); with a gutter (L+S);

delicio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  entice/lure (from one's preoccupations); allure (from the right way L+S);

deliciola*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  darling, little sweetheart (pl.);

deliciolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  darling, little sweetheart;

deliciosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  delicious; delicate;

delicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  darling, person one is fond of; pet (animal); delight, source/thing of joy;

delicius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  pleasure/delight/fun, activity affording enjoyment; curiosities of art;

delico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reveal, disclose; make clear, clarify, explain;

delictor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  delinquent; offender;

delictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fault/offense/misdeed/crime/transgression; sin; act short of standard; defect;

deliculus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blemished; having a (small) defect; defective (L+S);

delicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weaned; put away (from the breast);

delicuus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lacking, wanting; missing;

deligo*

  gere, legi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pick/pluck off, cull; choose, select, levy (soldiers), enroll; conduct a levy;

deligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bind fast, tie (up), fasten; make fast by tying; bandage; tie (bandage);

delimator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  filer, one who files; (rasp);

delimitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  marking out, limiting;

delimito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  delimit, mark out the boundaries of;

delimitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  filed off;

delimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  file down; produce by filing;

delineatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sketch; delineation;

delineo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  delineate; trace the outline of; (sketch out L+S);

delingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lick; lick up; lick off;

delinguo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lick; lick up; lick off;

delinificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ingratiating; cajoling; soothing/mollifying; flattering, enchanting (L+S);

delinimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  blandishment/enticement/charm; ingratiating/soothing action/quality; consolation

delinio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mitigate, mollify, smooth down, soothe; soften, cajole; bewitch, charm, entice;

delinio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  delineate; trace the outline of; sketch out (L+S);

delinitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  appeaser; soother, one who mollifies/wins over;

delinitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to/serving for softening/smoothing;

delino*

  nere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear/daub/anoint (with); obliterate, smudge/blot out; daub w/owner mark (pig);

delinquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fault; crime; delinquency;

delinquio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  failure, lack, want; eclipse (of a heavenly body);

delinquo*

  uere, iqui, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fail (duty), be wanting/lacking, fall short; offend/do wrong/err/commit offense;

deliquatitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  melting; dropping;

deliquesco*

  cere, icui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  melt away, dissolve, melt; dissipate one's energy; vanish, disappear (L+S);

deliquia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  corner beam supporting a section of an outward-sloping roof; gutter (L+S);

deliquio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  failure, lack, want; eclipse (of a heavenly body);

deliquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eclipse (of a heavenly body); want, defect (L+S); flowing/dropping down;

deliquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  strain (liquid to clear); strain off (solid matter); make clear; clarify/explain

deliquus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lacking, wanting; missing;

deliramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  delusion, nonsense; product of a deranged mind; absurdity (L+S);

deliratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  going off the balks (harrowing); delirium/madness; folly/silliness/dotage;

deliritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  insanity;

delirium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  delirium, frenzy; derangement of the mental facilities; madness (L+S);

deliro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be mad/crazy/deranged/silly; speak deliriously, rave; deviate from balks (plow);

delirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crazy, insane, mad; senseless, silly;

delitesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hide, go in hiding/seclusion; withdraw; vanish/be concealed; take refuge/shelter

delitigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dispute wholeheartedly; have it out; scold, rail angrily (L+S);

delitisco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hide, go in hiding/seclusion; withdraw; vanish/be concealed; take refuge/shelter

delito*

  tere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser Saxo]

  hide; hide oneself, go into hiding; seek safety; take refuge/shelter;

delitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  avenger, one who wipes out/extracts vengeance for; (w/GEN); obliterator (L+S);

delocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  dislocation; (of a joint);

delonge*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  from afar; (de longe);

delotus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  washed;

delphin*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  dolphin; ornament shaped like a dolphin; (part of water organ); constellation;

delphinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  dolphin; ornament shaped like a dolphin; (part of water organ); constellation;

delphis*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  dolphin; ornament shaped like a dolphin; (part of water organ); constellation;

delta*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  Greek letter delta; delta of the Nile;

delubrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shrine; temple; sanctuary (L+S);

deluctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  struggle, combat; wrestling;

delucto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrestle; fight it out (with); struggle (L+S);

delucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wrestle; fight it out (with); struggle (L+S);

deludifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dupe, make a complete fool of; mock (L+S); make sport of; banter;

deludifico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dupe, make a complete fool of;

deludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deceive/dupe; play false/mock/make sport; play through, complete a performance;

delumbis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  lame; suffering from injury/lameness in the lumbar region; (in the loins L+S);

delumbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  injure (by dislocating hip); bring down on haunches; lame, weaken; bend/curve;

deluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wash away; wash out/off, cleanse (L+S);

delusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deceiving, deluding;

delusor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deceiver;

delustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disenchant, free from an evil charm/spell/enchantment;

deluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late tech --- veryrare OLD]

  plaster/daub with (preparation of) clay;

dem*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  community, a people; administrative district (in Attica); tract of land (L+S);

demadesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become thoroughly wet; become humid/moist (L+S);

demagis*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  furthermore, moreover; very much (L+S);

demagogicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  demagogic;

demagogus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  demagogue;

demandatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  delivering with commendation; commending;

demando*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  entrust, hand over (to), commit; lay (duty on a person), charge (that);

demano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  run/flow down; percolate; flow different ways (L+S); descend; descend from;

demarcesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wither, fade away;

demarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [early legal Greece inscription OLD]

  office and dignity of a demarch (magistrate of a Greek deme/township);

demarchisas*

  , adj. [early legal Greece inscription OLD]

  having served as demarch (magistrate of a Greek deme/township);

demarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [early legal Greece veryrare OLD]

  demarch (magistrate of a Greek deme/township); president of a demos (L+S);

dematricatus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  bled from the vena matricalis in the neck;

demeaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  decent underground; passage underground (L+S);

demelio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  consume, destroy, demolish, lay waste;

demens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  out of one's mind/senses; demented, mad, wild, raving; reckless, foolish;

demensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  measuring; (measurement?);

demensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  measured allowance; ration; (of slaves);

demensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  regular; measured;

dementer*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  madly, crazily; foolishly (L+S);

dementia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  madness, insanity; derangement of the mind; distraction, folly;

dementio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become deranged; lose one's reason; be mad, rave;

demento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  drive mad/crazy; bewitch; delude; rave, be out of one's mind;

demeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  descend, go down;

demereo*

  ere, ri, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oblige, please, win the favor of; earn, merit, deserve (well of);

demereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oblige/please, win favor of; earn/merit, deserve (well of); lay under obligation

demergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  submerge/sink; plunge/dip/immerse; set; retract; conceal; bury; overwhelm/engulf

demeritum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  defect; demerit;

demersio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sinking, being sunk down;

demersus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of sinking/submerging; a sinking (L+S);

demersus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  depressed;

demetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- science --- common OLD]

  weigh out, measure by weight; measure out/off; (space/time/words); lay out;

demeto*

  tere, essui, essum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  reap, cut, mow; cut off/down (body); pick (fruit); gather; take (honey); shear;

demeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  measure out; mark out; fix the limits;

demeto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  - measure out; mark out; fix the limits;

  - measure, mark out;

demigratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  emigration, action of going out as colonists;

demigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  emigrate; migrate; depart/remove/withdraw/go away (from situation/local/thing);

deminoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  degradation; injury;

deminoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lessen, diminish; (in honor/rank);

deminuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - make smaller; cut up small; lessen/diminish/reduce (size/number/amount/scope);

  - weaken; curtail; impair; understate; make diminutive; take away/deduct/deprive;

deminutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - diminution/making smaller; decrease/depletion/attenuation; deduction/subtraction

  - understatement; formation of diminutive; [capitis ~ => loss of civil rights];

deminutive*

  adv. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  as diminutive (noun); (grammar);

deminutivus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  diminutive; (grammar); [w/nomen => diminutive noun];

deminutus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  diminished; small, diminutive;

demiro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wonder (I wonder how/why); be amazed/utterly astonished at, at loss to imagine;

demisse*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dejectedly, in a despondent manner; low/humbly/meekly/modestly; at low altitude;

demissicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reaching to the ground; (of clothes); hanging down, flowing, long (L+S);

demissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  letting/lowering down; extension downward; sinking; dejection/lowering of spirit

demissitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reaching to the ground; (of clothes); hanging down, flowing, long (L+S);

demissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - low/low-lying; of low altitude; keeping low (people); slanting/hanging/let down;

  - lowly/degraded/abject; downhearted/low/downcast/dejected/discouraged/despondent

demitigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  calm (person) down; (PASS) become milder/more lenient (L+S);

demitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - drop, let fall; sink; send/cast/go/flow/float/slope down; flow/shed/let (blood);

  - bend/stoop/bow/sag; lower (eyes); let (clothes/hair/beard) hang down;

  - bring/strike down; plunge/insert/thrust/plant; dismiss/demote; depose; absorb;

  - descend by race/birth; leave (will); let issue rest (on evidence); fell (tree);

demiurgus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal Greece uncommon OLD]

  magistrate in various Greek states; play by Turpilus;

demo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  take/cut away/off, remove, withdraw; subtract; take away from;

democrata*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  democrat;

democratia*

  f., N1.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  democracy;

democraticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  democratic;

democratizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  democratization;

demogrammateus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  public scribe;

demographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  demography;

demographicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  demographic;

demographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  demographer;

demolio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throw/cast off, remove; pull/tear down, demolish/destroy/lay waste; abolish;

demolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throw/cast off, remove; pull/tear down, demolish/destroy/lay waste; abolish;

demolitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  demolition; act of demolishing, pulling/tearing down; undermining (L+S);

demolitor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  demolisher, agent/instrument of demolition; that which breaks down (L+S);

demonstrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  demonstrable;

demonstratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - demonstration, clear proof; description, definition by features; such oratory;

  - indication; identification; act of pointing out/showing; (boundary of estate);

demonstrativa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  demonstrative oratory (esp. vituperation); display/showing off;

demonstrative*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  demonstratively;

demonstrativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  demonstrative; (oratory esp. vituperation); for display/show off; designating;

demonstrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  indicator, one who points out/indicates; exhibitor (L+S);

demonstratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concerned with definition or specification; pointing out, indicating (L+S);

demonstro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - point out/at/to, draw attention to; explain/describe/show, give an account of;

  - reveal, mention, refer to; allege; prove, demonstrate; represent; recommend;

demoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lingering, abiding, remaining;

demordeo*

  ere, -, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  bite off;

demorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  die; die off/out (group/class), become extinct; be gone; long for much (w/ACC);

demoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  detain, cause delay, keep waiting/back, hold up; keep (from); delay/linger/stay;

demorsico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bite pieces off; nibble at; bite off;

demorsito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bite pieces off; nibble at; bite off;

demortuus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  obsolete;

demoscopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  opinion-poll;

demoscopicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  poll-, of poll/polls;

Demosthenes*

  m., N3.3 name [archaic --- Greece lesser OLD]

  Demosthenes; (Greek orator of 4th century BC);

demoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - move away, put away; turn away (eyes); divert (from idea/mood); force to yield;

  - dislodge; turn aside; remove/get rid of; depose/oust; banish; dissociate;

demptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  removal, action of taking away;

demugio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fill with the sound of lowing/bellowing;

demugitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  filled with the sound of lowing/bellowing;

demulcatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beaten/cudgeled soundly;

demulceo*

  ere, lsi, ctum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stroke, stroke down, rub/stroke caressingly/soothingly; soothe/entrance/charm;

demum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - finally, at last; at length, in the end, eventually; [tum demum => only then];

  - other possibilities being dismissed; only/alone, and no other/nowhere else;

demunero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  reward; remunerate, pay the fee (to/for);

demurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mutter (set of words) through; mutter over (L+S);

demus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - at last, finally; at length, in the end, eventually; [tum demum => only then];

  - other possibilities being dismissed; only/alone, and no other/nowhere else;

demussatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  borne silently;

demusso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  swallow/bear/endure in silence;

demutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  changeable;

demutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  transformation; change, alteration (esp. for the worse Cas);

demutator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  changer, transmuter;

demutilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lop off;

demuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  change/alter/transform; deviate from way/goal, fail; depart/be different from;

demuttio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  speak very softly;

denariarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  related to the denarius (Roman silver coin);

denarismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of tax;

denarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  denarius (silver coin=10/16/18 asses); (~ aureus=25 silver ~); drachma weight;

denarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  denarius (silver coin=10/16/18 asses); (~ aureus=25 silver ~); drachma weight;

denarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  containing/related to the number ten; worth a denarius (Roman silver coin);

denarro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tell/relate fully/in full; give a full account of; recount, narrate (L+S);

denasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dwindle, go back in growth; lose vigor; perish, die (L+S);

denaso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  remove the nose (from a person's face); deprive of the nose (L+S);

denato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  swim downstream; swim down (L+S);

denavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  sail down;

denditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  teething (of young);

dendrachates*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of agate;

dendritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unidentified);

dendroforus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  tree-bearer; (timber workers associated with Cybele/Attis); Silvanus; carpenter;

dendroides*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  spurge (tithymalus); sea-spurge (tithymalis);

dendroides*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  tree-like; (defining a botanical species);

dendrophorus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  tree-bearer; (timber workers associated with Cybele/Attis); Silvanus; carpenter;

denecalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  releasing from death; (days set aside for purification of family of deceased);

denegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  denial; rejection; refusal;

denego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deny (fact/allegation); say that ... not; deny/refuse (favor/request);

denicalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  releasing from death; (days set aside for purification of family of deceased);

denigratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blackening;

denigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blacken, make black; color very black, blacken utterly (L+S); asperse, defame;

denique*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  finally, in the end; and then; at worst; in short, to sum up; in fact, indeed;

denixe*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  earnestly, assiduously, with strenuous efforts;

denominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  metonymy; derivation; substitution of name of object for another related;

denominative*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  by derivation;

denominativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  derived, formed by derivation; pertaining to derivation;

denominator*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  denominator (math.);

denomino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- gram --- common OLD]

  denominate, designate; give a name to (usu. from source expressed/implied);

denormo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  put out of shape; make crooked/irregular; disfigure (L+S);

denotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  censure; disparagement; marking, pointing out (L+S);

denotatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  marking, pointing out;

denotatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conspicuous, marked; marked out;

denoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mark (down); lay on (color); observe; indicate/point out; imply; brand; censure;

dens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  tooth; tusk; ivory; tooth-like thing, spike; destructive power, envy, ill will;

densabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  astringent, binding;

densatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thickening; condensation;

densativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  astringent, binding;

dense*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  thickly/closely/close together (space); frequently/rapidly/one after the other;

dense*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  closely, thickly, close together; compactly; concisely; often, frequently;

denseo*

  ere, -, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thicken/condense, press/crowd together; multiply; cause to come thick and fast;

densitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thickness; density; multitude, abundance; crowding together; (of style);

denso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thicken/condense/concentrate/compress/coagulate; press/pack/crowd together;

densus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - thick/dense/solid; (cloud/shadow); crowded/thick_planted/packed/covered (with);

  - frequent, recurring; terse/concise (style); harsh/horse/thick (sound/voice);

dentale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  sharebeam/sole of a plowshare; plowshare (L+S); (pl. classical);

dentaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  threatening;

dentarius*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to the teeth; that cures toothache (w/herba);

dentarpaga*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  instrument for pulling/extraction of teeth;

dentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  toothed; w/(prominent/displayed) teeth; w/spikes/teeth/gears; polished w/tooth;

dentefaber*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  toothed; spiked;

dentex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of bream;

dentharpaga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  instrument for pulling/extraction of teeth;

denticulatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lace;

denticulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  finely toothed, serrated/denticulated, furnished with small teeth/projections;

denticulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little/small tooth/fang/cog; farm tool w/teeth; modillion; dental ornament;

dentiducum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  instrument for pulling/extraction of teeth;

dentifrangibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fist (which knocks out teeth); tooth breaker;

dentifrangibulus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tough, goon, one who knocks out teeth; tooth breaker;

dentifrangibulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that/who breaks teeth;

dentifricium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dentifrice, tooth powder, toothpaste;

dentilegus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who collects teeth (that were knocked out); (factious); tooth-gatherer;

dentio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  teethe, cut teeth; (of teeth) grow longer (for lack of food to eat);

dentiscalpium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  toothpick;

dentista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dentist;

dentitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  teething, dentation;

dentix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of sea fish;

dentrix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of sea fish;

denubo*

  bere, upsi, btum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  marry; marry off; (from paternal home) (of a woman); marry beneath station;

denubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  marry; marry off; (from paternal home) (of a woman); marry beneath station;

denudatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  uncovering, laying bare;

denudator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  stripper; (gymnasium attendant/valet);

denudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strip, denude, lay bare, uncover; reveal/disclose; expose; rob/plunder/despoil;

denumeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  action/process of counting/reckoning, calculation; enumeration of points;

denumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pay (money) in full; pay down (loan);

denunciatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - announcement/notification/indication; warning/threat; denunciation/allegation;

  - declaration (war); injunction; admonition; summons, formal legal notice;

denuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - announcement/notification/indication; warning/threat; denunciation/allegation;

  - declaration (war); injunction; admonition; summons, formal legal notice;

denuntiativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  admonitory, conveying a warning, serving to admonish; indicatory;

denuntiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  announcer (theater); attendant hired by authorities to announce coming events;

denuntiator*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- inscription OLD]

  police officer; police inspector;

denuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - give notice, warn/foretell; threaten/enjoin/declare intent to injure; intimate;

  - announce, give official information; declare; summon (witness)/deliver summons;

denuo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anew, over again, from a fresh beginning; for a second time, once more; in turn;

deocco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  harrow, run the harrows over (crop to remove weeds and ventilate the soil);

deonero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unload, unburden, remove (burden);

deontologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dentistry;

deoperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  uncover, lay bare; open up; disclose (L+S);

deopto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  choose, select;

deoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pleaded; pleading;

deordinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  disorder;

deorio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drain off; skim off (L+S); (late) swallow, swallow down;

deorsom*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  down, downwards, beneath, below; (motion/direction/order); in lower situation;

deorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  down, downwards, beneath, below; (motion/direction/order); in lower situation;

deorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  down, downwards, beneath, below; (motion/direction/order); in lower situation;

deosculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kiss warmly/affectionately; praise/laud highly (L+S);

deosum*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  down, downwards, beneath, below; (motion/direction/order); in lower situation;

depacisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bargain for; make a bargain for or about, agree (upon); come to terms;

depalator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who marks out the bounds; founder;

depalmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  slap, strike with the open hand; box on the ear (L+S);

depalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bound/mark off with stakes/palings; found, establish (L+S); (long a);

depalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disclose, reveal;

depango*

  gere, pegi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drive down (into); fix into the ground (L+S);

depansum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  payment; expenditure; [actio ~ => action for double expense incurred];

deparcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  miserly, thoroughly mean/stingy; niggardly, excessively sparing (L+S);

depasco*

  cere, avi, stum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  graze/feed/pasture (cattle); devour/eat up; waste/consume (w/fire); lay waste;

depasco*

  cere, -, stum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  graze down; feed/pasture (cattle); devour/eat up; consume (by fire);

depasco*

  cere, -, stum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cull, select; prune away, remove; destroy, waste; lay waste;

depastio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  action of grazing down or stripping the food from; feeding (L+S);

depauperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  impoverishment;

depauperatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Bee]

  impoverished;

depaupero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  impoverish;

depavitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beaten/trampled down;

depecisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bargain for; make a bargain for or about, agree (upon); come to terms;

depectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  contract, bargain, agreement;

depecto*

  tere, -, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  comb out; comb thoroughly; comb off/away;

depector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  one who settles/arranges discreditably; embezzler; fraud;

depectulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  fraud, act of defrauding/plundering

depeculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  fraud; plunderer, embezzler (Cas);

depeculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  defraud/embezzle, deprive by fraud; steal/rob/plunder/despoil/rifle; diminish;

depeculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  defraud/embezzle, deprive by fraud; steal/rob/plunder/despoil/rifle; diminish;

depello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - drive/push out//off/away/aside, repel; expel; remove, wean; banish utterly;

  - dislodge; avert; rebut; veer away; force to withdraw/desist; turn out/dismiss;

dependentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dependence;

dependeo*

  ere, di, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hang on/from/down (from); depend; depend upon/on; proceed/be derived from;

dependo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pay over/down; pay (penalty); expend (time/labor); spend, lay out; bestow;

dependulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hanging down (from);

depennatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  winged;

depensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  expenditure; outlay;

deperditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  loss;

deperditum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that which is permanently lost;

deperditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  corrupt, abandoned;

deperdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lose permanently/utterly (destruction); be deprived/desperate; destroy, ruin;

depereo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perish/die; be lost/totally destroyed; be much in love with/love to distraction;

depetigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of skin eruption; leprosy, scab (L+S);

depictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  description, delineation; characterization;

depilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  depilation;

depilatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  depilatorium; place where hair is removed;

depilatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having one's hair/plumage plucked; swindled, plucked, fleeced;

depilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  hairless; without hair; plucked;

depilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strip hair/feathers; pull out hair; pluck feathers; peel skin; plunder, cheat;

depingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  paint, depict, portray; describe; decorate/color w/paint; embroider;

depinnatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  winged;

deplaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  appease, propitiate;

deplango*

  gere, nxi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mourn by beating the breast; bewail, lament (L+S);

deplano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late tech --- uncommon L&S]

  level off, make level/even;

deplanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sever/break off (twig/branch/shoot); plant/set in the ground (L+S);

deplatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  marking off with stakes/palings; marking time by shadows of stakes (L+S);

deplecto*

  tere, -, exum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  claw down, pull down in one's grasp;

depleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  drain/draw off, empty out; bleed/let (blood); relieve (of); exhaust; subtract;

depletura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  bleeding, blood-letting;

deplexus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  clasping; grasping;

deplois*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  robe; cloak; double robe wrapped around body; double wrapping; layer (Souter);

deplorabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  complaining/weeping bitterly;

deploratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lamenting, bewailing, action of lamenting/complaining;

deploratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  miserable; mournful; hopeless, incurable (disease/patient);

deploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weep/lament/mourn for/cry over; deplore, complain of; lose; despair/give up on;

deplumis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  moulted; denuded of feathers; without feathers (L+S); featherless;

depluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rain down; [depluta terra => drenched (L+S)];

depoclo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ruin by expenditure on cups/drinking;

depoculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ruin by expenditure on cups/drinking;

depolio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  polish thoroughly; smooth, polish off (L+S);

depolitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  careful/thorough cultivation/polish; perfection, finished/perfect thing (L+S);

depompatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dishonoring; depriving of ornament;

depompo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dishonor; deprive of ornament;

depondero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weigh down, press down by its weight;

deponefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  deposit, put down;

deponefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be deposited/put down; (deponefacio PASS);

deponens*

  m., N3.3 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  deponent; a verb which in passive has active meaning;

deponens*

  , adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  deponent; of a verb which in passive has active meaning;

depono*

  nere, osivi, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - put/lay down/aside/away; let drop/fall; give up; resign; deposit/entrust/commit;

  - lift off; take off (clothes); have (hair/beard/nails) cut; shed (tusks);

  - pull down, demolish; plant (seedlings); set up, place; lay to rest; fire;

depono*

  nere, osui, ostum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - put/lay down/aside/away; let drop/fall; give up; resign; deposit/entrust/commit;

  - lift off; take off (clothes); have (hair/beard/nails) cut; shed (tusks);

  - pull down, demolish; plant (seedlings); set up, place; lay to rest; fire;

depontanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thrown off bridge; (old men, 60, who were thrown off bridge?);

deponto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  throw from a bridge;

depopulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  plundering/pillaging/sacking/marauding/ravaging/laying waste;

depopulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  plunderer, pillager, ravager; one who sacks; marauder;

depopulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  she who spoils/destroys; plunderer/pillager/ravager (female);

depopulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  sack/plunder/pillage/rob/despoil; ravage/devastate/destroy/lay waste; overgraze;

depopulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- common OLD]

  sack/plunder/pillage/rob/despoil; ravage/devastate/destroy/lay waste; overgraze;

deportatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  deportation, conveyance to exile; taking/carrying home/away; transportation;

deportatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  transportation-, belonging to removal/transportation;

deportio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  carrying, conveying; conveyance; transportation;

deporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bring, convey (to); carry along/down (current); transport; take/bring home;

deposco*

  cere, oposci, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  demand peremptorily; ask for earnestly; require; request earnestly; challenge;

depositarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  person in whose care property is deposited; depositor; trustee; depositary;

depositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  putting on deposit; abandonment, giving up; cessation; demolition;

depositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  - deposition/testimony; lowering/degradation; close of period; lowering of voice;

  - laying down/aside, putting off; burying/depositing in earth; parting from;

depositivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deposit-, of/belonging to a deposit;

depositor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  depositor, one who deposits (money); who gives up (position)/disowns/disclaims;

depositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  deposit, trust; money placed on deposit/safe keeping; contract on trust money;

depositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  despaired of/given up; deposited (L+S); of money placed on deposit/safe keeping;

depostulator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  one who demands; (person for punishment/torture);

depostulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  demand, press for; require earnestly (L+S);

depraedatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  plundering, pillaging;

depraedator*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- uncommon L&S]

  plunderer/pillager;

depraedico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  preach against;

depraedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  exhaust by plundering/pillaging; plunder, pillage (L+S);

depraedo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  exhaust by plundering/pillaging; plunder, pillage (L+S);

depraesentiarum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  here and now; now, at the present (L+S);

deprandis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasting;

deprans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fasting;

depravate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  perversely, wrongly;

depravatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abnormality/deformity, deviation in appearance/behavior; perversity/perversion;

depravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  distort/deform/twist, make crooked; mislead/pervert; deprave, corrupt;

deprecabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  exorable; that may be entreated; accessible to entreaty/begging/prayer;

deprecabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  entreating earnestly;

deprecaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  exorable; that may be entreated; accessible to entreaty/begging/prayer;

deprecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  prayer to avert/ward off; invocation; supplication/entreaty/plea; extenuation;

deprecatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little deprecation/plea for mercy; trifling plea for pardon;

deprecativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deprecative; praying for deliverance from evil;

deprecator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  intercessor, one pleading for mercy; go-between; champion/advocate; mediator;

deprecatorius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  deprecatory; that prays for deliverance; expressing hope something be averted;

deprecatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  intercessor (female), one pleading for mercy; go-between; advocate; mediator;

depreciator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  depreciator, one who depreciates/lowers value/undervalues;

deprecio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  depreciate, lower the value of;

depreco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  avert by prayer; entreat/pray/beg; intercede/beg pardon/mercy/relief/exemption;

depreco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  avert by prayer; entreat/pray/beg; intercede/beg pardon/mercy/relief/exemption;

deprehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - seize/catch; catch napping/redhanded; surprise/pounce on; arrest; intercept;

  - discover, discern, recognize; detect; indicate, reveal; embarrass;

deprehensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  detection, act of coming upon and catching; surprising (L+S); seizing;

deprendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- poet --- veryfreq OLD]

  - seize/catch; catch napping/redhanded; surprise/pounce on; arrest; intercept;

  - discover, discern, recognize; detect; indicate, reveal; embarrass;

deprensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  species of military punishment; (more than castigatio, less than ignominia);

depresse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  deeply; deep/way down;

depressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lowering, sinking down (action of); depression (L+S); nervous breakdown (Cal);

depressivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  depressive;

depressus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - low/low-lying, deep down; at/having low elevation; low-pitched/subdued (sound);

  - reaching/sloping down; base/mean, pedestrian, lacking moral/style; depressed;

depretiator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  depreciator, one who depreciates/lowers value/undervalues;

depretio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  depreciate, lower the value of;

deprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - suppress/repress/depress/silence, force//weigh/keep down, disparage; sink;

  - humble, reduce position/fortune/value; lower pitch (sound)/brightness (color);

deproelians*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare CAS]

  struggling violently;

deproelio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  fight/struggle/war fiercely/violently, battle;

depromo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bring/draw out, fetch, produce (from container/store); bring/utter (info);

depropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hurry/hasten/make haste to complete/finish (w/INF); prepare hastily (L+S);

deproperus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hastening/hurrying, making great haste;

depso*

  sere, sui, stum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  knead; work up into a paste; soften/dress (leather) by rubbing/squeezing;

depso*

  sere, sui, stum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dishonor; have improper sex; (rude);

depsticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kneaded, made by kneading;

depstitius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kneaded, made by kneading;

depubes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  immature, not a full age;

depudesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  put off all shame; become shameless (L+S);

depudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  violate, dishonor; deflower, deprive of virginity (Sex);

depudo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make/be utterly/greatly ashamed (W/INF); not to be ashamed. be shameless (L+S);

depugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  having meager/skinny/thin buttocks;

depugnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  method of fighting a battle; violent fighting (L+S); eager contest;

depugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- common OLD]

  fight hard/it out, do battle; fight against and kill (in arena); stop fighting;

depuio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  beat thoroughly; strike, beat;

depulpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  grow lean/thin; lose flesh;

depulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thrusting down; averting/lowering/repelling/warding off; rebuttal/rejoinder;

depulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  push/thrust away; push aside (L+S);

depulsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who repels/averts/removes/drives away; (of Jupiter as averter of evil);

depulsorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  spells (pl.) to avert evil;

depulsorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that averts evil; serving to avert (L+S);

depungo*

  gere, upugi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  indicate by pricking (in accounts); mark off (L+S); designate;

depuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  refinement;

depuratus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  purified, made/become free of impurities;

depurgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  cleaning by purgatives; purging;

depurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clean out/away (impurities), remove dirt/offal from; rid (things of); purge;

depuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- common Med]

  purify; refine; clear, discharge (of debt);

deputatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  deputation; assignment, appointment;

deputatus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  deputy;

deputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prune/cut away/back; regard/esteem; define as/assign to/classify; post/second;

depuvio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beat thoroughly; strike, beat;

depygis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  having meager/skinny/thin buttocks;

deque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  downwards;

dequero*

  rere, -, estum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bewail; complain of;

dequestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  having deeply deplored. bitterly complained of;

derado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scrape/rub/smooth off/away (surface of); graze; shave/cut off (hair/head);

deraino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  deraign; establish title; vindicate;

deratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  deraignment; disarrangement; E:discharge (from monastic order);

derationo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- uncommon SrcY]

  prove; establish; deraign; disarrange; E:be discharged (from monastic order);

derbiosus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  scabby;

dercea*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; species of solanum; (also called herba Apollinaris);

derecta*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perpendicularly; straight down;

derectarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  burglar; sneak-thief; one who secretly enters a home to steal;

derecte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in straight line; in straightforward order (of words); directly (L+S); straight;

derectiangulus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  rectangular, right-angled;

derectilineus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  rectilinear; in a straight line;

derectim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a regular manner; directly, straightaway (L+S);

derectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  direction/act of directing; arranging in line/leveling/straightening; aiming;

derectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  sending (to place); right living; righteousness; fairness/justice; correction;

derectitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rightness, correctness; fairness;

derectivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  directive; guideline;

derectivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  directive; helpful, positive; directing (Cal); guiding;

derecto*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  straight, in straight line; directly, immediately, without intervening action;

derector*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  director;

derectorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  directory; the Ordo (guide for celebrating Mass and liturgy of daily hours);

derectorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that directs or sends in any direction;

derectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon Eccl]

  straight line;

derectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  level, uniform horizontal surface; leveling of a surface;

derectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  person given rights by direct procedure;

derectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - straight/not curved; moving straight forward/in straight line; direct/absolute;

  - vertical, upright, perpendicular; simple; forthright/undisguised; strict legal;

  - sheer/steep (L+S); level; open/straightforward (Ecc); proper, helpful/guiding;

derelictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  neglect, disregard; abandoning;

derelictor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who abandons;

derelictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  that which has been given up/abandoned; (legal);

derelictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  neglect;

derelictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  abandoned, derelict (places/sites);

derelinquo*

  uere, iqui, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  leave behind/abandon/discard; forsake/desert; neglect; leave derelict; bequeath;

derepente*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  suddenly;

derepo*

  pere, psi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  crawl/creep/sneak down;

derideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mock/deride/laugh at/make fun of; be able to laugh, escape, get off scot free;

deridiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  laughing-stock; absurdity, ridiculous thing; ridiculousness; ridicule (L+S);

deridiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  very/utterly laughable; ridiculous, absurd, ludicrous;

derigeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  soften, remove hardness;

derigesco*

  cere, gui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  freeze, become/grow stiff/rigid (through fear); grow quite/very still;

derigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  direct, steer, guide, align, point; set in order, form up; straighten, level;

derigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - arrange/set in line/direction; align; set in order; form up, fall in (army);

  - mark/fix (boundary); demarcate; straighten (out); level; square (up);

  - point; direct (word/attention); bring proceedings; end word w/inflection;

  - direct (course/steps), turn/steer/guide; propel/direct (missiles/blows);

deripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  seize/grab/snatch/take away; tear/pull off/down; remove (violently);

derisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mockery, scorn, derision;

derisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scoffer, mocker; cynic; satirical person;

derisorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  derisory, characterized by mockery; ridiculous, serving for laughter (L+S);

derisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mockery; scorn, derision;

derisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  absurd, laughable; scorned (L+S);

derivatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heading/turning off/away, diversion (into another channel); derivation (words);

derivativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  derivative, word formed from another word; derivation (L+S);

derivativus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  derivative; (grammar);

derivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  draw/lead off (river/fluid), divert/turn aside; derive/draw on; form derivative;

derodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  gnaw/nibble away;

derogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  derogation, partial abrogation of a law;

derogator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  detractor, depreciator;

derogatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  modifying; belonging to a derogation/partial repeal of a law (L+S);

derogito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ask urgently;

derogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  subtract/remove/diminish/detract; disparage; repeal/set aside/modify (law);

derosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gnawed away; nibbled (L+S);

deruncino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  plane off, shave; cheat, fleece; deceive;

deruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall down/off; cause to fall/collapse; throw/cast down (L+S); detract/take away;

derupio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  seize/grab/snatch/take away; tear/pull off/down; remove (violently);

deruptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  precipices (pl.);

deruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  steep, precipitous; craggy; broken;

des*

  num. card [archaic --- --- uncommon OLD]

  two thirds; [bes alter => one and two thirds];

desacrifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  dedicate as a sacrificial victim;

desaevio*

  ire, desaevi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rage, rave furiously; work off/vent one's rage;

desaevio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rage, rave furiously; work off/vent one's rage;

desalto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dance through; perform w/dance; represent in dance (L+S); dance the part of;

descendens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  descendant; (pl.) posterity, descendants;

descendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - descend, climb/march/come/go/flow/run/hang down; dismount; penetrate/sink;

  - stoop; demean; drop/become lower (pitch); be reduced; trace descent/come down;

descensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  descent, action of going down; sailing down; (sunken) bath;

descensorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  descent, descending, coming down;

descensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decent, climbing/getting down; action/means/way of descent; lying down (rude);

descindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cut/slit down; divide (L+S), divide into two parties;

descisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  desert/defect/revolt; deviate/abandon standard/principle; degenerate; fall away;

descobino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scrape, graze; scrape/rasp/file off/away;

describo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  describe/draw, mark/trace out; copy/transcribe/write; establish (law/right)

descripte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exactly; in a clearly defined manner; distinctly, precisely (L+S);

descriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  description/descriptive story; drawing of diagram/plan; indictment; transcript;

descriptiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  delineation, short description; short passage of description (in speech/etc.);

descriptivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  descriptive, containing an exact description;

descriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  describer, delineator;

descriptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  diary, journal; things (pl.) recorded, writings;

descriptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  organized, arranged; precisely ordered (L+S);

descrobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late tech --- veryrare L&S]

  set (jewel in setting); enchase, deeply engrave; ornament;

desculpo*

  pere, pi, ptum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carve out, sculpt; copy by carving/graving;

desecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cutting off;

deseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sever; cut off (limb/boundary); cut/carve from/out/away; cut/reap/mow (crop);

desectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  mowing, action of mowing; cutting off (L+S);

desenesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  die away; lose force with the passage of time; diminish by age (L+S);

deseps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  insane; out of one's mind;

desero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - leave/depart/quit/desert; forsake/abandon/give up; withdraw support, let down;

  - cease to be concerned with; fail/fall short; (PASS w/ABL) be without/deprived;

desero*

  rere, evi, satum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant, sow;

deserpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 +dat [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  creep over; spread over; creep down (L+S);

desersum*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  from above;

deserta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abandoned/deserted wife;

desertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  desertion; deserting (from army); forsaking (L+S); desolation (4 Ezra 3:2);

desertor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  deserter; one who abandons/forsakes (duty); fugitive; turncoat (L+S); runaway;

desertrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deserter (female); she who abandons/forsakes/neglects;

desertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  desert; wilderness (pl.); unfrequented places; desert places, wastes (L+S);

desertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deserted, uninhabited, without people; solitary/lonely; forsaken; desert/waste;

deservio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  serve; devote oneself to (interest/job); be subject to; be of service/use to;

deses*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  idle, lazy, indolent; inactive, sluggish; slacking off (from);

desicco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dry (up), drain dry; desiccate (L+S);

desico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  sever; cut off (limb/boundary); cut/carve from/out/away; cut/reap/mow (crop);

desicut*

  adv. [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  since;

desideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - sit; settle down; remain seated/sitting; loiter/hang about, be idle/slothful;

  - settle (sediment); defecate; deteriorate, degenerate; remain inactive (L+S);

desiderabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wanted, desirable, that is to be wished for; missed (dead people); regretted;

desiderans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greatly desired or missed; (SUPER of absent/dead persons);

desideranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  longingly, with yearning; eagerly, with ardent desire (L+S);

desideratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  desire, longing; want, requirement; question to be examined (L+S);

desiderativus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  desiderative; (of verbs constructed from other indicating desire for that act);

desideratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  desired, longed for, sought after; missed (the dead), regretted;

desiderium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - desire/longing/want/requirement; desire/grief/regret for dead/absent/loss;

  - favorite, object of desire; pleasure, that desired/needed; petition, request;

desidero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - desire/want, long/wish for, request, require/need; miss, lack; lose;

  - want to know; investigate/examine/discuss (L+S); raise the question;

desidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - idleness, slackness; inactivity; remaining in place; leisure; indolence, sloth;

  - ebbing; subsiding; (process of); retiring (L+S);

desidiabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  place for lounging/wasting time in;

desidies*

  f., N5.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  idleness;

desidiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  idly; indolently; slothfully;

desidiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  idle, indolent, lazy; slothful; causing idleness, making lazy (L+S);

desido*

  dere, sedi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sink/settle down, subside; sit down; defecate; be depressed; deteriorate;

desido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sink/settle down, subside; sit down; defecate; be depressed; deteriorate;

desiduo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  for a long time; a long time (L+S);

designate*

  adv. [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  distinctly;

designatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - arrangement, disposition, layout; appointment, election, designation;

  - demarcation, marking out; figure, diagram; specification; describing (L+S);

designator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  arranger; assigner of theater seats; undertaker/master of ceremonies (funeral);

designatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  designate/elect; appointed (but not yet installed magistrate); expected (baby);

designo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - mark; point/mark/trace out, outline/describe; indicate/designate/denote;

  - earmark/choose; appoint, elect (magistrate); order/plan; scheme. perpetrate;

desilio*

  ire, ivi, sultum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  leap/jump down, dismount, alight; (chariot); jump headlong, venture heedlessly;

desilio*

  ire, lui, sultum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  leap/jump down, dismount, alight; (chariot); jump headlong, venture heedlessly;

desilio*

  ire, sului, sultum, V3.4 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  leap/jump down, dismount, alight; (chariot); jump headlong, venture heedlessly;

desinentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  inflection;

desino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stop/end/finish, abandon/leave/break off, desist/cease; come to/at end/close;

desino*

  nere, ivi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stop/end/finish, abandon/leave/break off, desist/cease; come to/at end/close;

desioculus*

  m., N2.1 person [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  one who has lost an eye;

desipiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stupid, witless, lacking intelligence; foolish, silly (L+S);

desipientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loss of reason; want of understanding (L+S); foolishness;

desipio*

  pere, pui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  act/be foolish; be out of one's mind/lose one's reason/lack rational thought;

desisto*

  tere, stiti, stitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stop/cease/desist (from); give up, leave/stand off; dissociate oneself;

desitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ceasing, stopping;

desitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sown/planted deep;

desolatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  desolation; desert; abandonment (Souter); solitude;

desolator*

  m., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  that makes lonely/desolate; waster (L+S); that/who abandons (Souter);

desolatorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that makes lonely/desolate;

desolatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  desolate; empty;

desolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  forsake/abandon/desert; leave alone/without; empty of people; deprive/rob;

desolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disperse, pay out (sum of money);

desommis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  deprived of sleep; sleepless (L+S);

desonans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  echoing downwards;

desorbeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  swallow down;

desparatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  given up on; desperate;

despectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  view/looking downwards; prospect (L+S);

despectator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  despiser; one who looks down on;

despectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disdain (for); act of looking down on; (w/GEN); despising, contempt (L+S);

despecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  look over/down at, survey; overlook; rise above, overtop; despise/look down on;

despector*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  despiser; one who despises/looks down on;

despectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  despiser (female); she who despises/looks down on;

despectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  view down/from above; prospect/panorama; spectacle; (object of) contempt/scorn;

despectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  despicable; suffering contempt; insignificant; contemptible (L+S);

despeculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  steal/rob of a mirror;

desperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  desperate; incurable;

desperanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  despairingly; in a despairing manner;

desperate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  desperately, hopelessly; tremendously, very;

desperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desperation; desperate action/conduct/health; despair/hopelessness (of w/GEN);

desperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desperate/hopeless; despairing/lacking hope; desperately ill/situated; reckless;

desperno*

  nere, previ, pretum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  despise utterly/greatly/completely; disdain (L+S);

despero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  despair (of); have no/give up hope (of/that); give up as hopeless (of cure);

despicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  despicable, contemptible;

despicans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  contemptuous, scornful (of);

despicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scorn; contempt;

despicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scorn; contempt; (only DAT L+S);

despicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  despicable, contemptible; that is an object of contempt; despised (L+S);

despicientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  contempt (for); indifference (to); despising (L+S);

despicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  look down on/over; relax attention; disdain, despise; express contempt for;

despico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  despise; scorn, disdain;

despicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  looking down; despised, disdained (L+S);

desplendesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dim; go out; cease to shine; lose its brightness;

despolator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  robber; plunderer; despoiler;

despoliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  robbery; despoiling;

despoliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  robber; plunderer; despoiler; (Bianchi);

despolio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rob/plunder; despoil (of); strip, deprive of clothing/covering; (for flogging);

despolio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rob/plunder; despoil (of); strip, deprive of clothing/covering; (for flogging);

despondeo*

  ere, pepondi, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  betroth, promise (woman) in marriage; pledge, promise; despair/yield/give up;

despondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  betroth, promise (woman) in marriage; pledge, promise; despair/yield/give up;

despondeo*

  ere, opondi, nsum, V2.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  betroth, promise (woman) in marriage; pledge, promise; despair/yield/give up;

desponsatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  betrothal; betrothing; engagement;

desponsatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  betrothed; engaged;

desponsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  despairing, desponding;

desponso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  betroth, promise in marriage;

desponsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pledger, one who betroths/pledges;

desposco*

  cere, ci, ctum, V3.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  demand;

despotice*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  despotically;

despumatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  skimming off;

despumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  skim, remove/draw froth/foam/scum (from); stop foaming, settle; deposit foam;

despuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spit (out/down/upon), spurn/reject, abhor; spit on ground (avert evil/disease);

desputamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spit, spittle;

desputum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spit, spittle;

desquamatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  excoriated parts; parts of the body from which the skin has been rubbed off;

desquamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scale, remove scales/skin/surface from; peel/rub/scour/clean/scrape/shake off;

dessico*

  cere, -, sectum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  divide; penetrate through; open by force; dismember, dissect;

dessidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  dissenting; inimical; discordant, at variance;

dessignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - arrangement, disposition, layout; appointment, election, designation;

  - demarcation, marking out; figure, diagram; specification; describing (L+S);

dessignator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  arranger; assigner of theater seats; undertaker/master of ceremonies (funeral);

dessignatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common L&S]

  designate/elect; appointed (but not yet installed magistrate); expected (baby);

desterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unsaddle; ungird; free from its covering;

desterto*

  tere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  snore off; (finish dreaming that one is); cease snoring (L+S);

destico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  squeak; (of the noise made by the shrew-mouse);

destillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  cold/rheum/catarrh; runny nose/eyes; bodily fluid; abscess; distillation (Cal);

destillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drip/trickle down; wet/sprinkle; distill; have dripping off; fall bit by bit;

destimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  goad hard/on; stimulate (L+S);

destina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  prop, support, stay;

destinata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  betrothed female; bride;

destinatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  recipient;

destinate*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  resolutely; obstinately;

destinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  designation (of end), specification/design; resolution/determination/obstinacy;

destinato*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  according to a previously determined plan;

destinator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  designer, he who determines/designs;

destinatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mark/target/goal, object aimed at; purpose/intention/design; [ex ~ => by plan];

destinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stubborn/obstinate; determined/resolved/resolute/firm; destined (L+S); fixed;

destino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fix/bind/fasten down; fix (in mind), make up mind; aim/fix on target, mark out;

  - determine/intend; settle on, arrange; design; send, address, dedicate (Bee);

destitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  he who withdraws from a thing;

destituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fix/set (in position), set up, make fast; leave destitute/without; render void;

  - desert/leave/abandon/forsake/leave in lurch; disappoint/let down; fail/give up;

destitutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  desertion; letting down; betrayal; forsaking (L+S); failure; letting down;

destitutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who disappoints/deceives/forsakes/fails;

destitutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  destitute, devoid of; childless;

destrangulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  choke, strangle; destroy;

destrictarium*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  place in the baths for rubbing the body down after exercise;

destricte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  severely, strictly; unreservedly;

destrictivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dissolving; loosening up;

destrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  strict, severe; uncompromising; unreserved; rigid (L+S); censorious;

destringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - strip off, remove by cutting; strip (clothes); scrape/rub down (w/strigil);

  - scour (bowels); draw (sword); graze; touch lightly; censure/criticize/satirize;

destructibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destructible;

destructilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destructible;

destructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  destruction, demolishing, pulling down; refutation;

destructivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  destructive;

destructor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  destroyer, one who pulls down;

destruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  demolish, pull/tear down; destroy, ruin; demolish/refute (arguments/evidence);

desub*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  below, under; beneath;

desubito*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  suddenly;

desubulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make by piercing; bore in deeply (L+S);

desudasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sweat away; perspire freely/greatly;

desudatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  free/thorough perspiration/sweating; exertion, painstaking (L+S);

desudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  exert oneself;

desudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sweat/perspire/exude (freely); sweat, exert oneself (physical/mental effort);

desuefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be disaccustomed; bring out of use (L+S);

desuefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be disaccustomed; bring out of use (L+S);

desuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  forget/unlearn; become/be unaccustomed to; disaccustom; lay aside custom/habit;

desuetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disuse, discontinuance, desuetude; discontinuance of practice/habit (L+S);

desuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disaccustomed; that has fallen out of use or become unfamiliar;

desugo*

  gere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suck away from; suck in;

desulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plow up; furrow through (L+S);

desulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  leap down (into/onto);

desultor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- common OLD]

  vaulter/leaper (between horses), circus trick rider; fickle person/lover (L+S);

desultorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  trampoline;

desultorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to a desultor (circus trick rider); desultory (L+S); superficial;

desultrix*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inconstant; (of a lover);

desultura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jumping/leaping down, dismounting; action of jumping down; (from a horse);

desum*

  sse, efui, V5.1 to_being [early poet --- lesser OLD]

  be wanting/lacking; fail/miss; abandon/desert, neglect; be away/absent/missing;

desum*

  eesse, efui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be wanting/lacking; fail/miss; abandon/desert, neglect; be away/absent/missing;

desumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  choose, pick out, select, take; pick (fight); take for/upon one's self (L+S);

desuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fasten;

desuper*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  from above, from overhead; up above;

desuper*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  over, above;

desuperne*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  from above, from overhead;

desurgo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rise, get up (from table); go to stool, defecate (euphemism);

desurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rise; rise from;

desurrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defecation (euphemism), going to stool;

desursum*

  adv. [late --- --- common L&S]

  from above, from overhead; up above;

detectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disclosure; uncovering, revealing (L+S);

detector*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  revealer; uncoverer; discloser;

detego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  uncover/disclose/reveal; expose, lay bare; fleece; unsheathe; remove; unroof;

detendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unstretch, loosen, relax; strike (tent); let down;

detenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shear off;

detentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  detention; detaining, keeping back; (temporary) control/possession;

detentator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  detainer; one who holds/keeps back;

detentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  detention; detaining, keeping back; (temporary) control/possession;

detento*

  tere, tavi, tatum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hold/keep back;

detentus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  holding/keeping back; retention; detention;

detepesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grow cool, cease to be lukewarm;

detergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wipe/clean off/away; strip/trim/sheer/break/sweep off, rub/wipe clean; cancel;

detergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remove, take away; break to pieces; have swept off;

deteri*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  low/bad/inferior; poor/mean; unfavorable; weak; degenerate/wicked;

deterioro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make worse; deteriorate;

deterioro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deteriorate, make worse;

deterius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  worse, less; unfavorably; in less desirable manner; less favorably;

determinabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  finite, that has an end; bounded, limited;

determinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  boundary; marking off boundary; time limitation; end/conclusion; determination

determinator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  determinator, one who determines/prescribes;

determinismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  determinism; theory of determinism;

determinista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  determinist;

determino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - delimit/bound, set bounds to; fix temporal limits of; confine within limits;

  - define; designate, mark out; determine linear extent of; conclude/end/settle;

detero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - rub/wear/file away/down; remove, rub off/out; wear down to smooth surface;

  - thresh (grain); pound; grind; chafe; impair/lessen/weaken; detract from; prune;

deterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  deter; frighten away; discourage (from), put/keep off, avert; frighten/terrify;

detersio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cleansing;

detestabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  detestable, execrable, abominable; subject to detestatio/curse;

detestabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abominably, detestably, execrably;

detestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  - castration; removal of testes;

  - solemn curse/execration; expression of hate; averting w/sacrifice; renunciation;

detestator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  curser; one who detests/execrates/curses;

detesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  call down solemn curse on, execrate; detest/loathe; avert, ward off by entreaty;

detesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  call down solemn curse on, execrate; detest/loathe; avert, ward off by entreaty;

detestor*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  curser; one who detests;

detexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weave, finish weaving, weave completely; complete/finish; plait (L+S); explain;

detineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - detain, hold; hold off, keep away (from); hold prisoner; retain; occupy;

  - hold/keep back (from use); keep, cause to remain; reserve; delay end, protract;

detondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clip/shear, crop/prune; shear (wool)/strip (leaf); cut off/short; lay waste;

detondeo*

  ere, otondi, nsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clip/shear, crop/prune; shear (wool)/strip (leaf); cut off/short; lay waste;

detono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  thunder, thunder down/forth; roar out; expend one's thunder, exhaust one's rage;

detono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cease thundering/raging;

detonsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shearing off;

detonso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clip, shear, crop/prune; shear off (wool), strip off (foliage), cut off/short;

detorno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  turn, make by turning on lathe;

detorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - turn/twist/bend/pull away/aside; deflect; deviate (path); divert; sway;

  - distort, bend out of shape; pervert, misrepresent, twist sense of, alter form;

detorreo*

  ere, rui, ostum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scorch, burn;

detorso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shear off;

detractatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  refusal (of a task), evasion, declining; renunciation; disparagement/detraction;

detractator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  refuser, evader, shirker; one who disparages/belittles;

detractatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  treatise;

detractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  removal, withdrawal; omission (words); blood-letting; purge; slander (Plater);

detracto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - refuse (to undertake/undergo), decline, reject, evade, recoil from;

  - disparage/belittle, speak/write slightingly of; reduce/depreciate/detract from;

detractor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  detractor, defamer; disparager/belittler/diminisher; decliner/refuser (L+S);

detractorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slander (pl.);

detractorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slanderous; disparaging;

detractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  omission, taking away; rejection (L+S);

detraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - drag/pull/strip/take down/away/off; remove; exclude, omit, cut out; subtract;

  - detract (from in speech), disparage; lessen, cause diminishment/detriment;

  - detach, dislodge (troops); draw (into action); demolish; abstract, derive;

  - draw off (blood); promote discharge of; force down, induce to come down;

detrectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  refusal (of a task), evasion, declining; renunciation; disparagement/detraction;

detrectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  refuser, evader, shirker; one who disparages/belittles;

detrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  removal, withdrawal; omission (words); blood-letting; purge; slander (Plater);

detrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - refuse (to undertake/undergo), decline, reject, evade, recoil from;

  - disparage/belittle, speak/write slightingly of; reduce/depreciate/detract from;

detrector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  detractor, defamer; who disparages/belittles/diminisher; decliner/refuser (L+S);

detrimentosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  harmful, detrimental, hurtful;

detrimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  diminishment, material reduction; detriment; harm/loss/damage; reverse/defeat;

detrimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  defeat, loss of battle; overthrow;

detritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  process of rubbing away;

detritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  worn out; trite, hackneyed;

detriumpho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  conquer; triumph over;

detrudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  push/thrust/drive/force off/away/aside/from/down; expel; dispossess; postpone;

detruncatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  lopping (branches off tree);

detrunco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mutilate, cut pieces from; lop off, cut off; remove branches from; maim; behead;

detrusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thrusting down;

detumesco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  subside, become less swollen; (of passions); settle down (L+S); cease swelling;

detundo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  bruise severely; beat (L+S);

deturbator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  dispossessor; disturber of property;

deturbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  - upset/topple, bring tumbling down; dislodge; strike/beat to ground;

  - drive/pull/knock/cast/thrust/strike down/off; deprive of;

deturpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  disfigure, ruin appearance of; discredit; disparage; defile;

deunx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  eleven-twelfths (of a unit/as); eleven parts; eleven percent (interest);

deuro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  burn down/up/thoroughly, consume; destroy/wither/blast (of cold/serpent breath);

deurode*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  come hither!; (deuro de); (applied to a catamite);

Deus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl --- veryfreq OLD]

  God (Christian text); god; divine essence/being, supreme being; statue of god;

deuterius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  secondary; derived from second pressing

Deuteronomium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Deuteronomy, fifth book of the Bible; copy of the law;

deuteros*

  m., N2.6 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  second note;

deuterus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  second note;

deuto*

  tere, -, usum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  misuse; use wrongly/wrongfully; (w/ABL); pervert; abuse (L+S); ill-treat (Cas);

devago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wander; stray from; digress;

devastatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare Med]

  devastation;

devastator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  devastator, he who devastates;

devasto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  devastate, lay waste (territory/people); ravage; slaughter;

devecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carry away;

deveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carry/convey/transport/take/remove; carry away/downstream/by sea; sail (off w/);

deveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  descend, go down (PASS); go away;

devello*

  lere, li, volsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pull hair from; pluck feathers; pick flowers; pluck bare, depilate; tear off;

develo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  uncover; unveil (L+S);

devenero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  exorcise; ward off by religious rite, avert by prayers; reverence/worship (L+S);

devenio*

  ire, deveni, ntum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  come to, arrive/turn up (at); go (to see/stay); reach; land; turn to; extend to;

devenusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disfigure; mar the beauty of; deform (L+S);

deverbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thrash; flog/whip soundly; cudgel/beat soundly (L+S);

deverbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  spoken part of play (unaccompanied by music);

devergo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  incline/tend downwards; sink;

deverro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sweep away; sweep out (L+S);

deversito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  turn aside and linger (over); put up at an inn (L+S); dwell upon;

deversitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lodger, guest, inhabitant of a rooming house; inn/lodging-house keeper;

deverso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lodge, stay, have lodgings; put up at an inn;

deversor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lodger, guest; inmate (L+S);

deversoriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small lodging place; rooming house; small place to stay;

deversorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hotel;

deversorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inn, lodging house, stopping place; public/private accommodation; quarters;

deversorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of an inn/lodging house; fit to lodge/stay in (L+S); [taberna ~=> inn];

deversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  downward;

deverticulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - by-way/side-road, turn off main road; branch (river); refuge/retreat/resort;

  - circumlocution/evasion; loophole; deviation/diversion/digression; port of call;

deverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  divert, turn away/aside/in/off; detour/digress/branch off; lodge/put up;

devesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  devour, eat up;

devestio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  undress (w/ABL); change/take off clothes; strip (off);

devestivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  undressed;

devexitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  declivity; downward slope/incline; sloping;

devexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drag about; pull this way and that; harass/harry/vex/trouble;

devexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  ravage/plunder; tear/rend/pull/rip apart/asunder, destroy (L+S);

devexum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  slope; inclined surface (L+S); downhill, easy;

devexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sloping/inclining downwards/downhill/away; steep; shelving; declining/sinking;

deviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  evasion, avoidance; deviation (Latham); straying;

deviator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  forsaker, one who leaves the way; deserter, defector;

devictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conquering;

devigeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lose the power (to);

devigesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lose one's vigor; slow down; weaken/age; become enfeebled/exhausted/drained;

devincio*

  ire, nxi, ctum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tie/bind up, hold/fix fast; subjugate; obligate/oblige/constrain; unite closely;

devinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  subdue; defeat decisively, conquer/overcome entirely;

devinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ensnaring, trapping; binding; [magicae ~ => enchantments]:

devinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  attached; tied (to a person); devoted, greatly attached to (L+S);

devio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  detour; stray; depart;

devirginatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  deflowering, loss of virginity; ravishing, debauching; seduction;

devirginator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deflowerer; ravisher, despoiler, violator; seducer;

devirgino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  deflower, deprive of virginity; violate, ravish; grow up, quit youth (PASS L+S);

devito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  avoid; get/keep clear of; shun (L+S); go out of the way of; dodge/duck/evade;

devium*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  remote/secluded/lonely/unfrequented/out-of-way parts/places (pl.);

devius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - remote/secluded; out-of-way, off road; sequestered, in seclusion; retired; shy;

  - erratic/inconsistent, devious; deviating/straying/wandering; foolish (L+S);

devocator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- lesser Med]

  challenger;

devoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  call down (from above); call away/off, summon/divert (from activity/situation);

devoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- lesser Med]

  call; sue; impede; disavow, deny;

devolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly/swoop/drop down (on to); hurry/rush/hasten/fly down/away (to);

devolutivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  devolving to;

devolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  roll/fall/tumble down; roll off; fall/sink back; fall into;

devolvo*

  vere, -, lutum, V3.1 dep [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  roll/fall down; roll off; sink back; fall into; hand over, transfer; deprive;

devomo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vomit out/forth; vomit up;

devorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  devourable, which can be devoured, capable of being devoured; consumable;

devoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  devouring; gobbling up; (w/GEN);

devorator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  devourer; glutton; one who eats greedily/voraciously; who gobbles/swallows up;

devoratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  devouring maw;

devoratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  devouring; destructive to;

devoratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  devouress; glutton; she who eats greedily/voraciously; who gobbles/swallows up;

devoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - devour, consume; swallow, gulp down; engulf/ingulf, absorb, drink in;

  - use up; waste; swallow, endure, put up with; repress/suppress, check (emotion);

devorsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lodger, guest; inmate (L+S);

devorsorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inn, lodging house;

devorticulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - by-way/side-road, turn off main road; branch (river); refuge/retreat/resort;

  - circumlocution/evasion; loophole; deviation/diversion/digression; port of call;

devortium*

  n., N2.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  by-way, by-path;

devorto*

  tere, verti, versum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  divert, turn away/aside/in/off; detour/digress/branch off; lodge/put up;

devorto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  divert, turn away/aside/in; digress; separate, oppose; resort to; lodge;

devotamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cursing; anathema;

devotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  consecration, making of vows; curse (Douay);

devote*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  devotedly, faithfully; devoutly;

devotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  devotion by general/army to infernal gods for country; curse; spell/sorcery;

devotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  devoting/consecrating; fealty/allegiance; piety; prayer; zeal; consideration;

devoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bewitch; put a spell on; curse;

devotor*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  devotee, votary, one faithful; one who prays or calls down curses;

devotrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  devotee (female), votary, one faithful; she who prays or calls down curses;

devotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  devoted, zealously attached, faithful; devout; pious; accursed, execrable;

devoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  devote, consecrate; vow, promise solemnly; mark out, appoint; curse, execrate;

devoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dedicate to infernal gods (general/army); destine, doom; bewitch, enchant;

devus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  god;

dextans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  ten-twelfths (of a unit); measure/weight of ten unciae (ten ounces);

dextella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little right hand;

dexter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - right, on/to the right hand/side; skillful/dexterous/handy;

  - favorable/fortunate/portentous; opportune (L+S); proper/fitting/suitable;

dexter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - right, on/to the right hand/side; skillful/dexterous/handy;

  - favorable/fortunate/pretentious; opportune (L+S); proper/fitting/suitable;

dextera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - right hand; weapon/greeting/shaking hand; right side; soldier;

  - pledge/contract; metal model of hand as token of agreement;

dextera*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  on the right; on the right-hand side (of);

dexteratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  movement towards the right (in religious ceremonial);

dexteratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lying to the right;

dextere*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  skillfully; dexterously;

dexteritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  readiness to help/oblige; dexterity (L+S); aptness/skill; prosperity;

dexterum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  right hand; right-hand side;

dextra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - right hand; weapon/greeting/shaking hand; right side; soldier;

  - pledge/contract; metal model of hand as token of agreement;

dextra*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  on the right; on the right-hand side (of);

dextra*

  prep. +acc [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  on the right of; on the right-hand side of;

dextrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bracelet; armlet (Ecc);

dextraliolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little/small bracelet;

dextralis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hatchet;

dextrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  soldier (of a particular unknown kind);

dextratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  lying to right of survey line; honorific title (position in unknown rite?);

dextre*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  skillfully; dexterously;

dextrinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dextrin, British gum, leiocome; (starch modified by high temperature OED);

dextrocherium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bracelet; (may be medical);

dextrorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  towards the right; on/to the right-hand side;

dextrorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  towards the right; on/to the right-hand side;

dextroversum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  towards the right; on/to the right-hand side;

dextroversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  towards the right; on/to the right-hand side;

dextrovorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  towards the right; on/to the right-hand side;

dextrovorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  towards the right; on/to the right-hand side;

dextrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  right hand; right-hand side;

dia*

  f., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  goddess;

diabatharius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  slipper-maker; maker of diabathri (particular kind of slipper); shoemaker;

diabathrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  slipper (of a particular kind);

diabetes*

  m., N1.7 thing [medieval bio --- lesser Med]

  diabetes; (medical condition);

diabetes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  siphon; tube for sucking/blowing liquid, straw; fire-engine device; liquid jet;

diabeticus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval bio --- lesser Med]

  diabetic; one having diabetes; (medical condition);

diabeticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval bio --- lesser Med]

  diabetic; having diabetes; (medical condition);

diabole*

  f., N1.6 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  slander; false accusation;

diabolicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common L&S]

  devilish/diabolic; characteristic of/proceeding/derived from the devil;

diabolus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- frequent Med]

  devil; The Devil, Satan, Prince of Evil/Darkness; evil one;

diabulus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- common Med]

  devil; The Devil, Satan, Prince of Evil/Darkness; evil one;

diacatochia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  possession;

diacatochus*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  possessor;

diacecaumeme*

  f., N1.6 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  torrid zone;

diacheton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  small plant from Rhodes; (also called) crysisceptrum;

diachylon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  medicine (composed of juices OED);

diachyton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  wine (particular kind); sweet wine (variety of, L+S);

diacisson*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  ointment (kind of);

diacodion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  medicine (prepared from poppy juice); opiate; diacodione/diacode (OED);

diacon*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- lesser Saxo]

  deacon; cleric of minor orders (first/highest level);

diaconalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  deaconal/diaconal, of/pertaining to a deacon/deconate/deaconship;

diaconandus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  deacon-elect, one who is to be made a deacon;

diaconatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  deaconate, office/position of deacon, deaconship; deaconry (Latham);

diaconia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  deaconate, office/position of deaconship; service, ministry; hospice;

Diaconicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  Diaconicon, book for use of deacons in Greek rite;

diaconicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  sacristy; place for sorting vessels of the alter (L+S);

diaconicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to a deacon/deconate/deaconship;

diaconissa*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  deaconess;

diaconissatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  order of deaconesses;

diaconium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  deaconate, office/position of deacon, deaconship;

diaconus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  deacon; cleric of minor orders (first/highest level);

diacope*

  f., N1.6 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  tmesis; (separation of a compound word by interposition of another word OED);

diacopus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  breach in an embankment; spillway/sluice/opening/channel in dam to drain water;

diadata*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  distribution;

diadema*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  diadem/crown; ornamental headband; (sign of sovereignty); dominion; preeminence;

diadema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  diadem/crown; ornamental headband; (sign of sovereignty); dominion; preeminence;

diademalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  wearing a diadem; pertaining to diadem;

diadematus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  crowned; wearing a diadem; adorned w/diadem (L+S);

diadiapason*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- drama Greece veryrare OLD]

  double octave; (music); (indecl.?);

diadoche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  succession (in office);

diadochos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- legal --- Pliny OLD]

  - precious stone (kind of); jewel resembling beryl (L+S);

  - successor, one who holds office by right of succession;

diadochus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- Pliny OLD]

  - precious stone (kind of); jewel resembling beryl (L+S);

  - successor, one who holds office by right of succession;

diadumenon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  engaged in tying one's hair in a band;

diadumenos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  engaged in tying one's hair in a band;

diadumenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  engaged in tying one's hair in a band; wearing a diadem (L+S);

diaeresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  distribution, separating diphthong/syllable in two pronounced connectively;

diaeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - room (house); cabin (ship); compartment (train); out building, annex; out house;

  - diet, regimen; course of treatment, way/mode of living prescribed by physician;

diaetarcha*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  servant (female) in charge of the rooms in a house; maid;

diaetarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  servant in charge of the rooms in a house; valet de chambre;

diaetarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  servant in charge of the rooms; cabin steward (on ship); valet de chambre (L+S);

diaeteta*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  umpire; judge, arbiter;

diaetetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  art of medicine;

diaetetice*

  f., N1.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  dietetics; nutritional medicine; treating with diet;

diaeteticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  physician (as opposed to surgeon); doctor who treats with diet (L+S);

diaeteticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  of diet; treating through diet;

diaglaucion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  salve made of herbs;

diaglaucium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  salve made of herbs;

diagnosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  diagnosis;

diagon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  diagonal line, line from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

diagonalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  diagonal, from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

diagonion*

  , adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  diagonal, from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

diagonios*

  , adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  diagonal, from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

diagonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  diagonal line, line from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

diagonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  diagonal line, line from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

diagramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  diagram, figure; D:scale, gamut, range (music L+S);

diagrydium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  juice of the plant scammones (Convolvulus Scammonia); (used as purgative);

diaiteon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  salve made of juice of willow;

dialectic*

  , adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectical, logical; reasoning (creatures); (dialectical method of Academy);

dialectica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectics, logic; art of logic/reasoning;

dialectice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- common L&S]

  dialectics, logic; art of logic/reasoning;

dialectice*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  dialectically; logically; according to the dialectical method;

dialecticon*

  , adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectical, logical; reasoning (creatures); (dialectical method of Academy);

dialecticos*

  , adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectical, logical; reasoning (creatures); (dialectical method of Academy);

dialecticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectics (pl.), logic; art of logic/reasoning; logic questions (L+S);

dialecticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectician, logician; Academic philosopher; one who studies logic;

dialecticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  dialectical, logical; reasoning (creatures); (dialectical method of Academy);

dialectos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  dialect; form of speech;

dialectus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  dialect; form of speech;

dialepidos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  unguent made with scales that fly from metal in hammering;

dialeucon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  partially white; intermixed with white (L+S); whitish;

dialeucos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  partially white; intermixed with white (L+S); whitish;

dialibanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  salve made with frankincense;

dialion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  heliotrope (plant);

Dialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  of Jupiter; of flamen Dialis; heavenly/aerial; [flamen ~ => Roman chief priest];

dialogismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  consideration; (in logical argument);

dialogista*

  m., N1.1 person [later gram --- veryrare L&S]

  able disputant; good arguer/reasoner;

dialogus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  discussion, philosophical conversation; dispute; composition in dialog form;

dialutensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  that lives partly in mud; (like a mussel);

dialysis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  resolution/dialysis (of diphthong); making two short syllables from long one;

dialyton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late gram --- veryrare OLD]

  resolution/dialysis (of diphthong); making two short syllables from long one;

diamastigosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  severe scourging;

diameliloton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  salve made of meliloton (kind of clover);

diameliton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  salve made of honey;

diameter*

  m., N2.3 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  diameter; (geometry);

diametralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  diametrical, diametric; (geometry);

diametricalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  diametrical, diametric; (geometry);

diametron*

  , adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  diametral, of/related to diameter; diametric, diametrical (Whitaker);

diametros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  diameter;

diametros*

  , adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  diametral, of/related to diameter; diametric, diametrical (Whitaker);

diametrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  loss; want of; that is wanting to the measure;

diamisyos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  salve made of misy (copper ore/pyrite);

diamoron*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  medicine made of juice of black mulberries and honey;

Diana*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  Diana (virgin goddess of light/moon/hunt); (identified w/Artimis); moon;

Dianarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  of Diana (virgin goddess of light/moon/hunt); [radix ~ => plant mugwort];

Dianium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  temple/place sacred to Diana (virgin goddess of light/moon/hunt);

Dianius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  of Diana (virgin goddess of light/moon/hunt);

dianoea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  dianoetic, display of fact (instead of conception);

dianome*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  distribution of money (in canvassing for office); buying votes;

diapanton*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  pre-eminently; out of all the number; universally (L+S);

diapasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scented (body) powder;

diapason*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- drama Greece veryrare OLD]

  whole octave; (music); (indecl.?);

diapente*

  n., N9.8 thing [--- drama Greece veryrare OLD]

  interval of a fifth; (music);

diapente*

  n., N9.9 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  medicine made of five ingredients;;

diaphonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  disharmony; discord;

diaphora*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  distinction, repetition of word w/different meanings; uncertainty;

diaphoresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  sweat; exhaustion;

diaphoreticus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  inducing/promoting/producing perspiration/sweat, diaphoretic, sudorfic;

diaphragma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late bio Greece lesser L&S]

  diaphragm; septum, partition; midriff; diaphragm (optics/audio/cervical);

diaporesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  perplexity, doubting; sweating it out?; (not pure sweat in classical);

diapsalma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  pause in music;

diapsoricum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  eye-salve;

diarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  diary, daily record, journal; daily allowance/ration; newspaper (Cal);

diarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  daily;

diarrhoea*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  diarrhea/diarrhoea; the flux;

diartymaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  salve (of a particular kind);

diasostes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  policeman (sort of);

diaspermaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  drug made from seeds;

diastema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  space; distance; interval (L+S); space between; D:interval (in music);

diastematicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  having pauses/spaces/intervals;

diastole*

  f., N1.6 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  distole, mark indicating separation or words; comma;

diastoleus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  auditor of accounts;

diastylon*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  diastyle, having columns at wide intervals; (intervals of 3-4 diameters OED);

diastylos*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  diastyle, having columns at wide intervals; (intervals of 3-4 diameters OED);

diasyrmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mocking; reviling; disparagement, ridicule (as rhetorical ploy);

diasyrtice*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mockingly; disparagingly;

diasyrticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mocking; reviling; disparaging, ridiculing;

diataxis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  instrument of disposition;

diatessaron*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  - interval of a fourth (music); (indecl.?); harmony of the four Gospels (Ecc);

  - medicine made of four ingredients;

diathesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- bio Greece inscription OLD]

  disease; morbid condition;

diathyrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- Greece veryrare L&S]

  foyer (pl.); enclosure before door of Greek house; (Roman) prothyrum;

diatoichum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brick-work (sort of);

diatonicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- Pliny L&S]

  masonry filled in with rubble; (band-stone wall binding);

diatonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  banding/stretching through; (w/lateres, band-stone wall binding);

diatonicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  diatonic; (music);

diatonon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  diatonic scale; natural/diatonic series of notes without break (L+S);

diatonon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  diatonic; (music scale);

diatonos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  diatonic; (music scale);

diatonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  diatonic scale; natural/diatonic series of notes without break (L+S);

diatonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  band-stones (w/lateres, stones/bricks which run through to bind wall);

diatretarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carver; turner; one doing open-work/filigree decoration or chasing/embossing;

diatretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  vessels (pl.) w/pierced/open-work/filigree decoration or chasing/embossing;

diatretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  carved; having open-work/filigree decoration or embossing; pierced w/holes;

diatriba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  school for rhetoric/philosophy; learned discussion (L+S);

diatritaeus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-day, of the space of three days;

diatritus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  return of fever on third day;

diatyposis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  description; representation;

diaulos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  double course; course/race of two laps; (racing); race out and back (L+S);

diaxylon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant, aspalathus or camel thorn; plant from Rhodes, crysisceptrum (L+S);

diazeugmenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  separation; disjunction;

diazeuxis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  separation;

diazoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  semi-circular gangway/ramp in theater; space between seats in theater (L+S);

dibalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blab; bleat out;

dibapha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  twice-dyed robe; scarlet striped w/purple robe (of high magistrate L+S);

dibaphus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  twice-dyed; (like robe of magistrater); scarlet striped w/purple (L+S);

dibrachys*

  f., N2.7 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  dibrach, pyrrhic, metrical foot consisting of two short syllables;

dibucino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  trumpet forth; trumpet in different direction;

dica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  lawsuit; legal action; judicial process (L+S);

dicabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chatter (pl.); idle talk;

dicacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  biting/mordant/caustic/incisive wit/raillery/banter/ridicule;

dicacule*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  banteringly; caustically; facetiously (L+S); keenly; satirically;

dicaculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  talkative/loquacious; glib; spirited/lively (speech); witty (L+S); facetious;

dicaeologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  plea; defense;

dicanicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Eccl]

  mace;

dicasterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  office; bureau;

dicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  attachment as citizen to another state; declaring intent to become citizen;

dicator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  dedicator;

dicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  dedicated; hallowed;

dicax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  witty; sarcastic; w/ready tongue; given to mocking another; satirical (L+S);

dicentetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  eyesalve, (name of) salve for eyes;

dichalcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal Greece veryrare OLD]

  coin; (1/4 or 1/5 obolus);

dichomenion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (of some kind);

dichoneutus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  adulterated; recast;

dichoreus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  double trochee/choree, metrical foot of two chorees/trochees (_U_U);

dichotomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  dichotomy;

dichotomon*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  halved; cut in two;

dichotomos*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  halved; cut in two;

dichronus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  common in quantity; common (of two quantities L+S);

dicibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chatter (pl.); idle talk;

dicimonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [early gram --- veryrare L&S]

  oratory; speaking;

dicio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  authority, power, control; rule, domain, sway;

dicis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  form; [~ causa/gratia (only) => for the sake of appearance or judicial form];

dico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dedicate/consecrate; deify; devote; attach to another state; assign; show;

dico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - say, declare, state; allege, declare positively; assert; plead (case);

  - talk/speak; make speech; play (instrument); pronounce, articulate; utter; mean;

  - name/call; appoint, fix/set (date); designate, declare intention of giving;

dicrota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  light galley; (perhaps propelled by two banks of oars); bireme;

dicrotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  light galley; (perhaps propelled by two banks of oars); bireme;

dictabolarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  joke (pl.); (nonce-word indicating verbal joke); satirical saying (L+S);

dictamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  saying/maxim; (late of dictum.); order (Ecc); prescription; command; precept;

dictamnos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  dittany (an herb); (also) pennyroyal; (another unidentified);

dictamnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  dittany (an herb); (also) pennyroyal; (another unidentified);

dictamnus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  dittany (an herb); (also) pennyroyal; (another unidentified);

dictatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dictated draft; dictation;

dictatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  short dictation;

dictator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal Italy common OLD]

  dictator; (Roman magistrate having plenary power, appointed in emergency);

dictatorius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  dictator; (Italian municipal officer); Carthaginian military commander;

dictatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  dictatorial; of a dictator;

dictatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  dictatress, dictatrix, female dictator; (facetious); mistress (Cas);

dictatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  things dictated (pl.); dictated lessons or exercises; lessons; precepts/rules;

dictatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  dictatorship, office of dictator;

dicterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  joke, witticism; witty saying (L+S); bon mot;

dicticon*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pointing; demonstrative;

dicticos*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pointing; demonstrative;

dictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - speaking/saying/uttering (action); declaration of judgment/penalty; prediction;

  - public speaking; method/style/form of speaking; inflection; delivery/speech;

dictionarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dictionary;

dictiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  witty; facetious (L+S); satirical;

dictito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  repeat; persist in saying, keep on saying/speaking of; say/plead/call often;

dicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - dictate (for writing/speaking); compose; draw up; order/prescribe; fix (survey);

  - say/declare/assert repeatedly/habitually/often/frequently; reiterate; recite;

dictophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Dictaphone;

dictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  speaker; orator;

dictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  words/utterance/remark; one's word/promise; saying/maxim; bon mot, witticism;

dicturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  long/want/wish to say/tell;

dictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  speech; speaking, saying (action); word (Ecc); command;

didacticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  teaching; didactic; intellectual;

didascalicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  of instruction/teaching; teaching, giving instruction; didactic; instructive;

didascalus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval gram --- lesser Med]

  teacher;

didascolus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval gram --- lesser Med]

  teacher;

didasculatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later gram --- veryrare Med]

  office of teacher;

didasculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  teach, instruct

didasculus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval gram --- lesser Med]

  teacher;

dido*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  distribute, deal out, disseminate; spread, diffuse; spread abroad (L+S);

Dido*

  f., N3.1 name [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Dido; (queen and founder of Carthage); (lover of Aeneas);

didrachm*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- legal Greece veryrare Eccl]

  double drachma; Greek silver coin; half shekel; (1/3000 talent); (half dollar);

didrachma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal Greece veryrare Eccl]

  double drachma; Greek silver coin; half shekel; (1/3000 talent); (half dollar);

didrachmon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- legal Greece veryrare Eccl]

  double drachma; Greek silver coin; half shekel; (1/3000 talent); (half dollar);

didragma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal Greece veryrare SrcW]

  double drachma; Greek silver coin; half shekel; (1/3000 talent); (half dollar);

didragmon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- legal Greece veryrare SrcW]

  double drachma; Greek silver coin; half shekel; (1/3000 talent); (half dollar);

diduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - divide, split, separate, sever; cause to come apart, break up; loosen (knot);

  - draw/lead/pull apart/aside; spread/open/space out; deploy/disperse (forces);

diductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  distribution; separation/dividing into parts; expansion, (act of) spreading out;

Didymus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl Greece uncommon Eccl]

  "twin", apostle Thomas;

diecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  brief day, short time; (of respite); short space of a day (L+S); little while;

dierectus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  crucified; hanged; (go and be hanged! w/hinc); (sense of peremptory dismissal)

dies*

  m/f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - day; daylight; (sunlit hours); (24 hours from midnight); open sky; weather;

  - specific day; day in question; date of letter; festival; lifetime, age; time;

diesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  quarter tone; first audible note of instrument (L+S);

dieteris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  period of two years;

dietim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  daily; day-by-day;

diezeugmen*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  disjunct; separate;

diezeugmenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  separation of equals/equal circumstances; two tetrachords (pl.) forming a scale;

diezeugmenon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  disjunct; separate;

diezeugmenos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  disjunct; separate;

diezeuxis*

  f., N3.9 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare SrcZ]

  diezeuxis note; note equal to nete-diezeugmenon;

diffamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  promulgation, publication; defamation (Ecc);

diffamatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  notorious; widely known; defamed/maligned (Bee), given a bad name; spread about;

diffamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defamation;

diffamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  defame, slander; spread news of, publish abroad/widely, publish/divulge (L+S);

diffarreatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ceremony of divorce; ancient form of Roman divorce (L+S);

diffensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deferred; protracted;

differens*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  difference/distinction; differentiating/distinguishing characteristic;

differens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  different; superior; excellent;

differenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  differently;

differentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  difference/diversity/distinction; distinguishing characteristic; different kind;

differentialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  differential;

differitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  difference;

differo*

  rre, istuli, ilatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - postpone/delay/differ; put off, keep waiting; give respite to; differ, disagree;

  - spread abroad; scatter/disperse; separate; defame; confound/bewilder, distract;

differtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full, filled/stuffed; stuffed full; filled/stretched out with stuffing; crowded;

diffibulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unfasten; unbuckle (L+S); unclasp;

difficile*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  with difficulty;

difficilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - difficult, troublesome; hard; hard to please/manage/deal with/carry out;

  - obstinate (person), intractable; inflexible; morose/surly; labored;

difficiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with difficulty; reluctantly;

difficultas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  difficulty; trouble; hardship/want/distress/poverty (L+S); obstinacy;

difficulter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with difficulty; reluctantly;

diffidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  distrustful; lacking in confidence; without self-confidence (L+S); anxious;

diffidenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  diffidently; without self-confidence (L+S); anxious;

diffidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  distrust, mistrust; unbelief; want of faith (Ecc); suspicion; disobedience;

diffido*

  dere, -, isum, V3.1 semidep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  distrust; despair; (w/DAT) lack confidence (in), despair (of); expect not;

diffindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  divide (usu. on length); split/cut/break off/open; defer/put off; refute/deny;

diffingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reshape/remold, mold/forge into different shape; remodel, transform, make anew;

diffinio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare OLD]

  define/bound/fix/limit/mark; restrict/confine; assign, ordain; lay down (rule);

diffinitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - definition, precise description; specification; fixing/marking a boundary;

  - classification; pronouncement, ruling; argument based on definition of term;

diffinitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ending/boundary/limit (L+S); limiting; explanation; which is decreed/decided;

diffissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  postponement (of a trial); continuance; delay, deferral; putting off;

diffiteo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disavow, deny;

difflagito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  importune, pester; dun, press, beset;

difflatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blowing in an opposite direction;

diffleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cry/weep away (one's eyes);

diffletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wept/cried out, drained with weeping/crying;

difflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blow away, scatter/disperse by blowing; blow apart (L+S);

diffluo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flow away; waste/wear/melt away; dissolve/disappear; pass out; ramble (speaker);

diffluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exuding liquid freely; seeping; overflowing (L+S); flowing asunder;

diffluvio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  divide and spread out; split (L+S); divide/branch (into two streams);

diffluxio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  discharge; flowing off;

difformatas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  disagreement; lack of conformity;

diffors*

  , adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  justified, mitigating; defense that admits act but justifies;

diffringo*

  are, egi, actum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shatter; break up/apart/in pieces;

diffugio*

  gere, diffugi, itum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scatter, disperse, dispel; flee/run away in different/several directions;

diffugium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scattering, flight in all directions; running away; dispersion (L+S);

diffugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scatter, disperse, dispel; put to flight; rout;

diffulguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scatter lightning/thunderbolts around/abroad;

diffulmino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare OLD]

  scatter (as) with a thunderbolt/lightning;

diffumigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fumigate;

diffundito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dissipate; squander, waste, throw away;

diffundo*

  dere, di, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - diffuse; spread/pour out/widely; bottle/draw off; squander, distribute lavishly;

  - expand/enlarge; spread/extend over area/time; relax/cheer up/free of restraint;

diffuse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  amply/liberally; expansively; widely/everywhere; copiously (L+S); scattered way;

diffusilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  diffusive; capable of spreading, elastic (Cas);

diffusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  expansiveness, gentility; spread (Ecc); diffusion, spreading out; cheerfulness;

diffusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  pouring out (liquids); watering of the eyes; wide stretch, extent; abundance;

diffusor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  bottler, one who draws off into smaller vessels; drawer-off of liquids (L+S);

diffusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spread out; wide; extending/covering widely; extensive/expansive (writing);

diffutuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  indulge in promiscuous sexual intercourse with (woman); copulate freely (rude);

diffututus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  existed by (sexual) indulgence;

difringo*

  are, egi, actum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shatter; break up/apart/in pieces;

digamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  remarriage, second marriage (after death/divorce); digamy; (usu. not bigamy);

digamma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram Greece uncommon OLD]

  digamma; (archaic Greek letter); Aeolic double gamma; (in Latin use F or V);

digammon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram Greece uncommon OLD]

  digamma; (archaic Greek letter); Aeolic double gamma; (in Latin use F or V);

digammos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- gram Greece uncommon OLD]

  digamma; (archaic Greek letter); Aeolic double gamma; (in Latin use F or V);

digammus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- gram Greece uncommon OLD]

  digamma; (archaic Greek letter); Aeolic double gamma; (in Latin use F or V);

digamus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  twice-married, remarried, that has been married twice; (usu. not) bigamist;

digeries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  disposition, arrangement; L:digestion;

digero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - scatter/disperse; carry/move away; distribute/disseminate; divide off, separate;

  - lay/set out; plant/spread/branch out; arrange, organize, classify; enumerate;

  - dissolve, dissipate morbid matter; exercise (for health); consider maturely;

digestibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  of digestion; digestible, easy to digest; promoting digestion;

digestilis*

  is, e, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  promoting digestion;

digestim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in order;

digestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - arrangement; laying/setting out/in order; division (speech); enumeration;

  - digestion; dissolving of food; distribution of assimilated food in body (OLD);

digestivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  digestive; of digestion;

digestorius*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  promoting digestion;

digestum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  digest of laws (pl.); abstract of body of law arranged systematically;

digestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  administration; arrangement and disposal; distribution (L+S); management;

digestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  arranged, set in order;

digestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  that has good digestion;

digitabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  finger-stall/protector/guard; glove worn picking olives (L+S); glove (Cal);

digitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  measuring a finger's breadth; of/belonging to a finger (L+S); digital (Cal);

digitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  having toes; having fingers or toes (L+S);

digitellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  houseleek; (plant Sempervivum tectorum);

digitellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  houseleek; (plant Sempervivum tectorum);

digitillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  houseleek; (plant Sempervivum tectorum);

digitillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  houseleek; (plant Sempervivum tectorum);

digitulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  little finger; little toe; the touch of a finger; claw (crab/bird L+S);

digitus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  finger; toe; finger's breadth, inch; (1/16 of a pes); twig;

digladiabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fierce; contentious;

digladio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  fight (gladiatorial); fight/struggle fiercely; contend; flourish sword (Cas);

diglossos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (sedum alum); (diglossia, using two forms of language is modern 1960);

digma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  specimen;

dignabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  worthy, deserving, meriting;

dignans*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  dignified?;

dignanter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  courteously; with complaisance; worthily (Ecc); properly;

dignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  esteem/regard/respect (for); repute/reputation, honor/dignity; rank/status;

digne*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worthily; appropriately/suitably; in a fitting manner; becomingly (L+S);

dignitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - worth, excellence; fitness/suitability (for task),; honor, esteem, standing;

  - rank/status; merit; dignity; position/authority/office; dignitaries (pl.);

dignitos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dignified, having dignified status/position; respectable (L+S);

dignitoss*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dignified, having dignified status/position; respectable (L+S);

digno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  deem/consider/think worthy/becoming/deserving/fit (to); deign, condescend;

digno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  deem/consider/think worthy/becoming/deserving/fit (to); deign, condescend;

digno*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  worthily; appropriately/suitably; in a fitting manner; becomingly (L+S);

dignoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  distinguish; know apart, make distinction, separate;

dignoscentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  knowledge; power of distinguishing;

dignosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- common OLD]

  discern/distinguish/separate, recognize as distinct; make distinction;

dignum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appropriate/suitable thing; worthy act; worth;

dignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  appropriate/suitable; worthy, deserving, meriting; worth (w/ABL/GEN);

digrasso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  rove around/about;

digredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  depart; come/go away; part/separate/deviate; divorce; G:digress/leave (topic);

digressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separation, parting, departure, going away; G:digression;

digressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  place of retirement/holiday;

digressivus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  digressive, of/pertaining to a digression; contained in digression (Souter);

digressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  departure, parting; separation; G:digression; deviation (L+S); (going) aside;

digressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  place of retirement; death;

digrunnio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grunt hard; give a performance of grunting;

dihesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  quarter tone; first audible note of instrument (L+S);

diiambus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  diiamb, double iamb, metrical foot of two iambs (U_U_);

Dijovis*

  m., N3.3 name [archaic eccl Italy uncommon L&S]

  Jupiter (old name); (Italian sky god); (supreme being); heavens/sky (poetic);

dijudicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  judication, action/faculty of deciding/judging/determining (between things);

dijudicatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  arbitress; adjudicator/judicator/umpire/decider/judge (female);

dijudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- common OLD]

  decide, settle (conflict); adjudicate/judge; distinguish (between), discern;

dijugatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separation;

dijugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separate;

dijuncte*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  separately; disjunctively, in form of disjunctive proposition;

dijunctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  separately;

dijunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separation (from person); rupture (relationship); disjunctive proposition;

dijunctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  disjunctive, separative; disconnecting, making discontinuous (surveying);

dijunctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separated/distant/disconnected/set apart; different/distinct/individual;

dijungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  unyoke; disunite, sever, divide, separate, part, estrange; put asunder (Ecc);

dikerion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  double candlestick used by Greek bishops;

dikerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  double candlestick used by Greek bishops;

dilabidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that disintegrates, that falls/goes to pieces;

dilabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - run/flow/slip away, spread (liquids); dissolve/melt away, disperse (clouds);

  - fall apart/to pieces; disintegrate; break down (body), collapse/decay/perish;

dilabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  flee/escape; scatter, fall into confusion; be lost; go to ruin; pass (time);

dilaceratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tearing to pieces, tearing in pieces; tearing apart; shredding;

dilacero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tear to pieces, tear in pieces; tear apart;

dilamino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  split in two (?);

dilancinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  torn apart; torn to pieces; shredded; rent asunder;

dilanio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tear to pieces; shred; rend/pull asunder;

dilapidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  squandering; wasting;

dilapidator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  squanderer;

dilapido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bring (edifice) to partial ruin; pelt/shower w/stones;

dilapido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  squander; throw away; scatter like stones; consume; destroy;

dilapsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  decay; destruction;

dilargio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lavish; give away freely; give/bestow liberally/profusely/recklessly;

dilargio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lavish; give away freely; give/bestow liberally/profusely/recklessly;

dilargitor*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  lavish giver; generous donor;

dilargus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Med]

  extravagant; lavish;

dilatatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  increase/enlargement; expansion/extension; dilation; diffusion/propagation;

dilatator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  propagator, he who propagates (the Latin language, for instance);

dilatatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dilated; widened out;

dilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  adjournment; postponement, delay; deferral; interval (of space);

dilato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - widen/broaden, expand/enlarge/extend/spread/dilate; prolong; flatten/roll out;

  - exaggerate, magnify; fill out; express more fully; pronounce more broadly;

dilator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  procrastinator; delayer; dilatory person (L+S);

dilatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dilatory, delaying; concerned with deferment;

dilatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  postponement, delay; deferral;

dilaudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  praise expansively/widly/highly/much/in all respects; be grateful to (Ecc);

dilaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stretch apart;

dilectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  recruiter; recruiting officer;

dilectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  love; delight, pleasure (Bee); goodwill;

dilector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lover; one who loves or has affection (for);

dilectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  favorite; pet;

dilectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  - levy/draft/conscription; enlistment, recruiting, mustering; levy/men enrolled;

  - selection/choosing; choice (between possibilities), discrimination/distinction;

dilectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beloved, dear; loved (L+S);

dilemma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  dilemma, double proposition; argument putting foe between two difficulties;

dilexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Med]

  beloved, love; amiability (address or title); favor;

dilibuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  besmear; anoint with a liquid;

dilibutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thickly smeared/stained; steeped (in a condition), deeply imbued (with feeling);

diliculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  dawn, daybreak;

dilido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  batter to pieces;

diligens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - careful; diligent, scrupulous; accurate; industrious; assiduous;

  - thrifty, economical, frugal; attentive, fond (of), devoted (to);

diligenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  carefully; attentively; diligently; scrupulously; thoroughly/completely/well;

diligentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  diligence/care/attentiveness; economy/frugality/thrift; industry; love (Souter);

diligibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  amiable; estimable; lovable (Souter);

diligo*

  gere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  love, hold dear; value/esteem/favor; have special regard for; (milder than amo);

diligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bind fast, tie (up), fasten; make fast by tying; bandage; tie (bandage);

dilinio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  disturb, harass; torment mentally;

dilitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  delay; enlargement (Nelson);

dilogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  ambiguity;

dilorico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tear/pull apart/open; (of garment covering breast);

diloris*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  two-striped; (garment);

diluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be clear; be evident; be light enough to distinguish objects (L+S);

dilucesco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dawn, become/grow light; begin to shine (L+S); shine (PERF);

dilucidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  explaining; distinctness; capability of being clearly perceived/understood;

dilucide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  plainly, clearly, distinctly, evidently, lucidly; brightly, clearly;

dilucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  plain, clear, distinct, evident; lucid; clear, bright; transparent;

diluculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  it dawns, it becomes/grows light;

diluculo*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  at dawn/daybreak/first light; early;

diluculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dawn, daybreak, first light; break of day;

diludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  interval; intermission in games/plays; half-time; breathing-space; resting time;

diluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - wash (away/off); dissolve and carry away; purge/clear/empty (bowels); drench;

  - bathe/wet/moisten; temper/dilute/dissolve/weaken/thin out (w/water); dissipate;

  - rebut/refute, explain away, make clear, explain, clear up (charge); diminish;

dilute*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slightly; weakly; faintly;

dilutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dilute solution; solution, liquid in which something has been dissolved (L+S);

dilutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  diluted, mixed w/water; thin, watery; pale; faint; feeble, lacking force; soft;

diluvialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a deluge/flood;

diluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flood, inundation; deluge (L+S); destruction (by water);

diluvio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  flood, inundate; deluge (L+S);

diluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flood, inundation; deluge (L+S); destruction (by water);

diluvium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  flood, inundation; deluge (L+S); destruction (by water);

dimacha*

  m., N1.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  soldiers (pl.) who fight on foot or horseback; dismounted cavalry; dragoons;

dimachaerus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription OLD]

  gladiator who fights with two swords;

dimachaerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- inscription L&S]

  fighting with two swords;

dimadesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  melt away;

dimano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  run/flow down; percolate; flow different ways (L+S); descend; descend from;

dimensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  measuring (action/process); measurement; dimension; measuring out words/lines;

dimensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  reasoning; judgment; extent (L+S);

dimensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  regular; measured;

dimeter*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  of two measures or two/four metric feet;

dimeterus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  dimeter; verse of two measures or two/four metric feet;

dimetiens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  diameter;

dimetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- science --- common OLD]

  measure out/off; (space/time/words); weigh out, measure by weight; lay out;

dimeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  measure out; mark out; fix the limits;

dimeto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  measure out; mark out; fix the limits;

dimetr*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  of two measures or two/four metric feet;

dimetria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  poem consisting of iambic dimeters (two measures or metric feet);

dimetros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  dimeter; verse of two measures or two/four metric feet;

dimicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  fight; instance of a battle/engagement; combat; struggle, conflict; contest;

dimico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  fight, battle; struggle/contend/strive; brandish weapons; be in conflict/peril;

dimico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  fight, battle; struggle/contend/strive; brandish weapons; be in conflict/peril;

dimidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  half;

dimidiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  halving; dividing into halves;

dimidiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  halved, divided in half; incomplete, imperfect, half;

dimidietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half;

dimidio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  halve, divide in half/two; divide into two equal parts (L+S);

dimidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  half; [dimidio w/COMP ADJ ~ => twice as ~];

dimidius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  half; incomplete, mutilated; [parte ~a auctus => twice as large, doubled];

diminuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shatter; break; dash to pieces (L+S); violate/outrage; lessen/diminish (Ecc);

diminutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  understatement; formation of diminutive; [capitis ~ => loss of civil rights];

diminutivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  form of the diminutive; diminutive (noun L+S); (grammar);

dimissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dismissal/firing/discharge (from job); [sanguinis ~ => blood-letting/bleeding];

dimissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sending out/forth/ in different directions; remission (of pain/fever);

dimissor*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  forgiver; pardoner;

dimissorialis*

  is, e, adj. [later legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  of/pertaining to dismissal/discharge/release/firing, dimissorial;

dimissorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to dismissal/discharge/release/firing; B:relaxing/improving;

dimissus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  surrender; handing over; demise;

dimitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - send away/off; allow to go, let go/off; disband, discharge, dismiss (soldiers);

  - dissolve (assembly); part with; put away; divorce; pay off, settle (debt);

  - release, set free; allow to escape/slip away; shake off/scatter/shed;

  - discontinue, renounce, abandon/forsake, forgo, give up (activity); dispatch;

dimminuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  shatter; break; dash to pieces (L+S); violate/outrage; lessen/diminish (Ecc);

dimolio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throw/cast off, remove; pull/tear down, demolish/destroy/lay waste; abolish;

dimolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throw/cast off, remove; pull/tear down, demolish/destroy/lay waste; abolish;

dimoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - put/set aside, dismiss, divert; displace/remove; exercise, move about;

  - separate/divide; cleave; make a parting in/between;, part; disperse;

dine*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whirlwind; vortex;

dinosaurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dinosaur;

dinosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  discern/distinguish/separate, recognize as distinct; make distinction;

dinoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mark with a distinctive label;

dinumerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  calculable; that may be numbered; enumerable, countable;

dinumeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  counting/reckoning (action/process); calculation; enumeration of points;

dinumerator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  counter, reckoner; enumerator;

dinumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  count, calculate (number of); enumerate; reckon; count/pay out (money);

dinummium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  tax of two nummi;

dinuptila*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant, bryony;

dinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  divine; godlike; (divinus in inscription);

diobolaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  two obol-; priced at/costs/is worth two obols, very cheap; (a dime);

dioces*

  f., N3.9 thing [later eccl --- lesser Med]

  diocese, province; Roman provincial district; (later) bishop's jurisdiction;

diocesanus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  diocesan; of bishop's jurisdiction;

diocesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- lesser Med]

  diocese, province; Roman provincial district; (later) bishop's jurisdiction;

Diocletianus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy uncommon Eccl]

  Diocletian; (Emperor Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletian 284-305);

dioeces*

  f., N3.9 thing [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  diocese, province; Roman provincial district; (later) bishop's jurisdiction;

dioecesanus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  diocesan; of bishop's jurisdiction;

dioecesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  diocese, province; Roman provincial district; (later) bishop's jurisdiction;

dioecetes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  officer controlling expenditure; revenue official/overseer, Royal treasurer;

diogmita*

  m., N1.1 person [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  border guards (pl.); light-armed frontier troops for the pursuit of robbers;

dionymus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with/having a double name;

Dionysius*

  m., N2.4 name [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  Dionysius (long y); (of Syracuse); Dennis (Ecc); St Dennis of Paris;

dionysonymphas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  plant (unknown); (first y long); (also called casignete);

Dionysus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl Greece lesser OLD]

  Dionysus (Greek long y); Bacchus (Roman); god of wine;

diopetes*

  , adj. [--- --- Greece Pliny OLD]

  fallen from the sky/heaven; [~ rana => rain-frog];

diopetes*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- Greece Pliny L&S]

  something fallen from the sky/heaven;

dioptra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  surveying/optical instrument (used for measuring levels/heights);

dioptrica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dioptric; diopter; (lens) focal length one meter; (2 ~ -> half meter);

dioryx*

  f., N3.6 thing [--- --- Greece veryrare L&S]

  channel; trench; canal;

dioryz*

  f., N3.6 thing [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  channel; trench; canal;

dioryz*

  f., N3.6 thing [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  channel; trench; canal;

diota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  two-handled (wine) jar/vessel; wine-jar (L+S);

Diovis*

  m., N3.3 name [archaic eccl Italy uncommon OLD]

  Jupiter/Jove; (Italian sky god); (supreme being); heavens/sky (poetic);

diox*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Greece veryrare OLD]

  fish; (from Black Sea);

diphryges*

  , adj. [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  designation of a slag formed in copper smelting;

diphryges*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  copper-smelting furnace slag;

diphthongus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  diphthong;

diphyes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (unknown);

diplangium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- Greece veryrare L&S]

  double vessel; (duplex vas);

diplasius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  duplicate; twofold;

diplinthius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  two bricks thick, having thickness of two bricks, as thick as two bricks;

diplois*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cloak, robe; double robe wrapped around body; double wrapping; layer (Souter);

diploma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  - letter of recommendation/passage/privileges; travel permit for Imperial post;

  - certificate; letter folded double (L+S); diploma (Ecc); charter;

diplomarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- inscription L&S]

  Imperial officer employed to issue diplomata (Imperial post travel permits);

diplomarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  having permit to travel by Imperial post;

diplomatibus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  Imperial officer employed to issue diplomata (Imperial post travel permits);

diplomatice*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  diplomatically;

diplomaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  diplomatic;

dipondiarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  two as piece/coin (money); (two cents);

dipondiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  worth two asses (money, two cents); worthless; weighing two pounds;

dipondius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  two asses (weight/money); (two pounds); two feet (linear measure); need/want;

dipsacos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant of teasel family; (of genus Dipsacus);

dipsas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  snake (whose bite provokes thirst); (as name "thirsty woman");

dipteron*

  , adj. [--- tech Greece veryrare OLD]

  having double row of columns all around; with two wings (L+S);

dipteros*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- tech Greece veryrare OLD]

  having double row of columns all around; with two wings (L+S);

dipteros*

  , adj. [--- tech Greece veryrare OLD]

  having double row of columns all around; with two wings (L+S);

diptherias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  tough skin, goatskin; old man;

dipthongus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  diphthong;

diptotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  nouns (usu. pl.) having only two cases;

diptychon*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval --- Greece uncommon Eccl]

  diptych; list of commemorations, register of those commemorated by Church;.

diptychum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- Greece uncommon L&S]

  writing tablet of two leaves (pl.); double shell of oyster;

dipyrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twice burnt; twice fired; (applied to encaustic painting);

dira*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  curses, imprecations (pl.); bad omens, presages of evil; The Furies; Harpies;

dirado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scratch slightly;

diraro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thin out (vegetation); chop, hoe;;

diratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  deraignment, proof; establishment of title;

dirationo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  deraign; establish title; vindicate; decide/adjudge; [~ me => clear oneself];

dircium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant; (also known as Apollinaris herba); kind of solanum (nightshade family);

directa*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perpendicularly; straight down;

directarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  burglar; sneak-thief; one who secretly enters a home to steal;

directe*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in straight line; in straightforward order (of words); directly (L+S); straight;

directiangulus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  rectangular, right-angled;

directilineus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  rectilinear; in a straight line;

directim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a regular manner; directly, straightaway (L+S);

directio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  direction/act of directing; arranging in line/leveling/straightening; aiming;

directio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  sending (to place); right living; righteousness; fairness/justice; correction;

directitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rightness, correctness; fairness;

directivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  directive; guideline;

directivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  directive; helpful, positive; directing (Cal); guiding;

directo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  straight, in straight line; directly, immediately, without intervening action;

director*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  director;

directorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  directory; the Ordo (guide for celebrating Mass and liturgy of daily hours);

directorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that directs or sends in any direction;

directum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon Eccl]

  straight line;

directura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  level, uniform horizontal surface; leveling of a surface;

directus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  person given rights by direct procedure;

directus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - straight/not curved; moving straight forward/in straight line; direct/absolute;

  - vertical, upright, perpendicular; simple; forthright/undisguised; strict legal;

  - steep (L+S); level; open/straightforward (Ecc); proper, helpful/guiding;

diremptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  estrangement: break up/off (relations w/person); separation (L+S);

diremptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  separation; process of taking apart; break up;

direptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  plundering/pillage/sacking; struggle for share; scramble; stealing (L+S); rape;

direptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  plunderer; pillager; robber;

diribeo*

  ere, -, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  sort/separate voting tablets/ballots from ballot-box; distribute, dispense;

diribitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  sorting/dividing of votes/voting tablets from ballot-box;

diribitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  officer who sorts voting tablets; election official; distributor (food); waiter;

diribitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  - building in Campus Martius where votes were sorted/soldier's pay distributed;

  - ticket booth at public baths (perh.), place for issuing tickets in baths;

dirigismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Cal]

  interventionism;

dirigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - arrange/set in line/direction; align; set in order; form up, fall in (army);

  - mark/fix (boundary); demarcate; straighten (out); level; square (up);

  - point; direct (word/attention); bring proceedings; end word w/inflection;

  - direct (course/steps), turn/steer/guide; propel/direct (missiles/blows);

dirimens*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  invalidating, nullifying; E:diriment (diriment impediment annuls marriage);

dirimo*

  mere, remi, remptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - pull/break/take apart; cleave; sort (votes); break up/dissolve (joint activity);

  - divide; separate/cut off/remove; delay/interrupt temporally/put off/frustrate;

  - cause to diverge;; draw a line/boundary; settle, impose decision on (dispute);

diripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - pull/tear apart/to pieces/away; tear asunder/to shreds; pull out/off; divert;

  - grab; scramble for; snatch a share of; strive; run after, compete for (favor);

  - plunder, pillage, spoil, lay waste; seize and divide; steal/rob; distress;

diritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  frightfulness, quality inspiring fear; dire event; misfortune (L+S); cruelty;

dirivatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  heading off/away (into another channel); derivation;

dirivo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  draw/lead off (river/fluid), divert/turn aside; derive/draw on; form derivative;

dirrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cause to break apart/shatter/burst/split/rupture/disrupt; (PASS) burst/break;

dirum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  fearful things; ill-boding events;

dirumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cause to break apart/shatter/burst/split/rupture/disrupt; (PASS) burst/break;

diruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - demolish/wreck/destroy, pull down, raze to ground; overthrow; bankrupt (L+S);

  - have one's pay stopped/docked (of soldier); scatter, drive asunder (L+S);

diruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  explosion; process of bursting; tearing asunder/to pieces (L+S);

dirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  awful/dire/dreadful (omen); ominous/frightful/terrible/horrible; skillful (L+S);

dirutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- inscription OLD]

  process of falling into ruin; destruction (L+S);

Dis*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl Italy lesser OLD]

  Dis (Roman ruler of the underworld); (originally) deity/godhead (L+S); Jupiter;

dis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rich/wealthy; richly adorned; fertile/productive (land); profitable; sumptuous;

disamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  love dearly;

discalceatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon OLD]

  barefoot, unshod, discalced; shoeless (Ecc); (of Friars);

discantus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  descant, upper voice in part singing;

discapedino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  separate (the hands so as to use independently); hold hands apart (L+S);

discaveo*

  ere, vi, autum, V2.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beware of; be on one's guard against; keep away from;

discedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  go/march off, depart, withdraw; scatter, dissipate; abandon; lay down (arms);

disceptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  debate; dispute; discussion; judgment, judicial award;

disceptator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arbitrator;

disceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  debate; dispute; discussion; judgment, judicial award;

discepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dispute; debate; arbitrate;

discerno*

  nere, crevi, cretum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  see, discern; distinguish, separate;

discerpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pluck or tear in pieces; rend, mutilate, mangle;

discessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  withdrawal, dispersal;

discessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  going apart; separation departure, marching off;

discidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  separation, divorce, discord; disagreement, quarrel; tearing apart;

discido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cut in pieces;

discinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing loose clothes; easy-going;

discindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut in two, divide;

disciplina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  teaching, instruction, education; training; discipline; method, science, study;

disciplinabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  learned by teaching;

disciplinaris*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  disciplinary;

disciplinatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  disciplined; instructed/trained/learned/skillful; ordered; of good character;

discipula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female pupil;

discipulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  discipleship;

discipulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  student, pupil, trainee; follower, disciple;

discissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  torn, rent;

discludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divide, separate, keep apart; shut off;

disco*

  cere, idici, citum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  learn; hear, get to know, become acquainted with; acquire knowledge/skill of/in;

discographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  discography;

discolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  another color, not of the same color; of different/party colors; variegated;

discolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  deformed;

discomputus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  discount;

disconvenio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be inconsistent, be different;

discooperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  expose, bare, lay bare, uncover; disclose; put/take off, remove;

discoperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  expose, bare, lay bare, uncover; disclose; put/take off, remove;

discophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  CD/compact disk reader;

discoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cook thoroughly;

discordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  disagreement, discord;

discordiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  full of discord, mutinous;

discorditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  disproportionally;

discordium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  discord, dissension;

discordo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be at variance, quarrel; be different;

discors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warring, disagreeing, inharmonious; discordant, at variance; inconsistent;

discotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern drama --- uncommon Cal]

  disco;

discrepantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  discrepancy; discordance; dissimilarity;

discrepo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - disagree/differ/vary; have differences/discrepancies/difference of opinion;

  - be out of tune; differ in sound; be out of harmony/inconsistent with;

discrepo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  it is undecided/disputed/a matter of dispute; there is a difference of opinion;

discrepo*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - disagree/differ/vary; have differences/discrepancies/difference of opinion;

  - be out of tune; differ in sound; be out of harmony/inconsistent with;

discrepo*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  it is undecided/disputed/a matter of dispute; there is a difference of opinion;

discretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  separation; discretion, discrimination, power of distinguishing, discernment;

discretor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  judge; discerner;

discretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separate, situated/put apart; distinguished/differentiated; discreet/wise (Bee);

discribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divide, assign, distribute;

discrimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  crisis, separating line, division; distinction, difference;

discriminale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hair-pin/ornament used to preserve part; bodkin/hair pin (Douay); headdress;

discriminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  divider, which serves to divide/separate;

discriminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  discrimination; wise judgment;

discrimino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divide up, separate;

discriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assignment, division;

discrucio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torture;

discubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Vul]

  seat; dining couch; place at the table (Ecc);

disculcio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unshoe; remove the shoe from;

discumbens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  guest;

discumbo*

  bere, ubui, ubitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sit (to eat), recline at table; lie down; go to bed;

discurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  run off in different directions; run/dash around/about; wander; roam;

discurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  run off in different directions; run/dash around/about; wander; roam;

discursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  running about; separate lion, dispersal;

discus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disk/disc; discus; disk-shaped object; dish; gong; form of sundial; dial; CD;

discus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  paten (Greek rite); high table (Latham); measure (grain/salt/ale/ore); tray;

discutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  strike down; shatter, shake violently; dissipate, bring to naught; plead case;

discuto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  examine, inquire into; discuss;

disdiapason*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  double octave;

disdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  distribute, deal out, disseminate; spread, diffuse; spread abroad (L+S);

diselianus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  diesel-;

diserte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  eloquently; expressly; distinctly, clearly;

disertitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  eloquence; skillfully expression;

disertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eloquent; skillfully expressed;

disgratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  disgrace;

disgregatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  dispersal; separation, putting apart, disunion; disgregation, disintegration;

disgregativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  dispersing; separating, putting apart;

disgrego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  separate; divide; disperse, scatter, divide; rend asunder; break up;

disicio*

  cere, sjeci, sjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - break up; scatter; drive apart; separate into two halves, halve, divide;

  - ruin; destroy; rout; disperse; squander; frustrate; dispel, end;

disidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  separation, divorce, discord; disagreement, quarrel; tearing apart;

disilio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  leap from one place to another;

disjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - break up; scatter; drive apart; separate into two halves, halve, divide;

  - ruin; destroy; rout; disperse; squander; frustrate; dispel, end;

disjugata*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  unmarried woman;

disjugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separate;

disjuncte*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  separately; disjunctively, in form of disjunctive proposition;

disjunctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  separately;

disjunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separation (from person); rupture (relationship); disjunctive proposition;

disjunctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  disjunctive, separative; disconnecting, making discontinuous (surveying);

disjunctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separated/distant/disconnected/set apart; different/distinct/individual;

disjungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  unyoke; disunite, sever, divide, separate, part, estrange; put asunder (Ecc);

dismembratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dismemberment; separation;

dismembratus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dismembered;

dismembro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  dismember; separate, break up; distribute;

dispando*

  dere, -, nsum, V3.1 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  open/spread out; expatiate, walk/roam at large/will, roam freely;

dispar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unequal, disparate, unlike;

dispareo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 intrans [medieval --- --- common Def]

  disappear, vanish, vanish out of sight;

disparitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  difference; discrepancy; inequality; [~ cultus => in marriage w/non=Catholic];

disparitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  disappearance;

disparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate, divide;

dispartio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups;

dispartio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups;

dispector*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  examiner; searcher;

dispello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive apart or away; disperse;

dispendiose*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  big-expensed;

dispendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expense, cost; loss;

dispendo*

  dere, -, nsum, V3.1 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - open/spread out; expatiate, walk/roam at large/will, roam freely;

  - dispense, weigh out; pay out;

dispensatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  management; stewardship; dispensation, relaxation of law (Ecc);

dispensator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  steward; attendant; treasurer; dispenser;

dispensatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dispensing; administering;

dispenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manage; dispense, distribute; pay out; arrange;

disperdo*

  dere, di, ditum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- common SrcW]

  destroy/ruin utterly; ruin (property/fortunes/persons);

disperdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  destroy/ruin utterly; ruin (property/fortunes/persons);

dispereo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perish/die; be destroyed; be ruined/lost/undone (completely) (L+S); disappear;

dispergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  scatter (about), disperse;

disperse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sporadically; here and there;

dispersim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sporadically; here and there;

dispersio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  dispersion/scattering; destruction; confusion; those scattered/dispersed (pl.);

dispertio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups;

dispertio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  divide (up); distribute; assign; separate into lots/groups;

dispertitivus*

  a, um, adj. [later gram --- uncommon Sou]

  distributive;

dispesco*

  cere, cui, stum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separate; take from pasture;

dispicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  look about (for), discover espy, consider;

displiceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  displease;

displodeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  explode;

displodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  burst apart;

displosio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  explosion;

dispolio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rob/plunder; despoil (of); strip, deprive of clothing/covering; (for flogging);

dispono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - dispose, place here and there, distribute; set/lay out; administer/manage/order;

  - appoint, post, station; allot, assign; arrange, ordain, prescribe; regulate;

disponsatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  marriage; espousal (in the sense of marriage) (Douay/KJames);

disponso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  give in marriage; (desponso);

dispositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  layout; orderly arrangement/disposition of arguments/words/time/activities;

dispositivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  arranging, disposing;

dispositor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  disposer; who arranges/manages/dispenses;

disproportio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  disproportion;

dispunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  setting-up; investigation;

dispungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  check-off (accounts); examine; balance (accounts);

disputatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  discussion, debate, dispute, argument;

disputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  discuss, debate, argue;

disquiro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inquire into, investigate;

disquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inquiry;

disraro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  thin out (vegetation); chop, hoe;;

disratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  deraignment; disarrangement; discharge from monastic order;

disrationo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  deraign; put into disorder; disarrange; be discharged from order (eccles.);

disrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cause to break apart/off, shatter/burst/split, disrupt/sever; (PASS) get broken;

dissaepio*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate, divide;

disseco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  dissect;

disseco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cut apart; cut in pieces; dismember, dissect;

disseco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  divide; penetrate through; open by force; dismember, dissect;

dissectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  dissection;

disseisina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  disseisin; dispossession of freehold;

disseisio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  disseise; dispossess; put out of seisin/possession (usu. wrongfully); oust;

disseisitor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  disseisor; dispossessor of freehold;

dissemino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  broadcast, disseminate;

dissensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disagreement, quarrel; dissension, conflict;

dissensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  disagreement, quarrel; dissension, conflict;

dissensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  different; differing;

dissentaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  disagreeing, different;

dissentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dissent, disagree; differ;

dissereno*

  are, -, -, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  it is clearing up all round; (of the weather);

dissero*

  rere, ravi, ratum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unfasten, unbar; unlock;

dissero*

  rere, rui, ritum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plant/sow at intervals; scatter/distribute, plant here/there; separate/part;

dissero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  arrange, dispose, set in order; discuss; examine; explain, set out in words;

dissero*

  rere, evi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  plant/sow at intervals; scatter/distribute, plant here/there; separate/part;

disserto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  discuss;

dissicio*

  cere, sjeci, sjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - break up; scatter; drive apart; separate into two halves, halve, divide;

  - ruin; destroy; rout; disperse; squander; frustrate; dispel, end;

dissico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cut apart; cut in pieces; dismember, dissect;

dissideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disagree, be at variance; be separated;

dissidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later --- --- common Eccl]

  separation, divorce, discord; disagreement, quarrel; tearing apart;

dissignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  arrangement;

dissignator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one that arranges, a supervisor;

dissigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - mark; point/mark/trace out, outline/describe; indicate/designate/denote;

  - earmark/choose; appoint, elect (magistrate); order/plan; scheme. perpetrate;

dissilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly/leap/burst apart; break up; be broken up; burst; split;

dissilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  be torn apart;

dissimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unlike, different, dissimilar;

dissimilitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unlikeness, difference;

dissimulanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dissemblingly;

dissimulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dissimulation dissembling;

dissimulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dissembler;

dissimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  conceal, dissemble, disguise, hide; ignore;

dissipatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  squandering; scattering;

dissipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scatter, disperse, dissipate, squander; destroy completely; circulate;

dissitus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  widely scattered;

dissociabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incompatible; discordant; separating, dividing;

dissociatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disjoined, separated, split into factions, at variance with;

dissocio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be/set at variance with, split into factions, separate, part;

dissolutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disintegration, dissolution; destruction; disconnection; refutation;

dissolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loose; lax; negligent, dissolute;

dissolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unloose; dissolve, destroy; melt; pay; refute; annul;

dissonanter*

  adv. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  inharmoniously; inconsistently;

dissonantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  dissonance; discrepancy;

dissonantium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  discord, differences;

dissonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dissonant, discordant, different;

dissors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having different lot or fate;

dissuadeo*

  ere, asi, asum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dissuade, advise against;

dissuasio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dissuasion; advising to the contrary;

dissuasor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  discourager, one who advises against;

dissuasorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dissuasive;

dissuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  forget, unlearn, become disaccustomed to; disaccustom (person);

dissulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly or burst apart; bounce off;

dissuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unstitch, undo the stitches of; rip apart, sever;

dissupo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scatter, squander; destroy completely; circulate; (alt. form of dissipo);

distabesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  waste away;

distans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  distant; separate;

distantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distance; difference;

distendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stretch (apart); spread out; distend; extend; rack; detract, perplex;

distenno*

  nere, -, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stretch (apart); spread out; distend; extend; rack; detract, perplex;

distentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  spasm; distortion;

distentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  full, filled up; distended; occupied, busy;

distermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  divide from, serve as boundary; divide up; mark off w/boundary; separate from;

distichon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  couplet, two line poem/verse;

distichon*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  consisting of two lines (verse); having two longitudinal rows of grain;

distichos*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  consisting of two lines (verse); having two longitudinal rows of grain;

distichus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  consisting of two lines (verse); having two longitudinal rows of grain;

distillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  cold/rheum/catarrh; runny nose/eyes; bodily fluid; abcess; distillation (Cal);

distillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drip/trickle down; wet/sprinkle; distill; have dripping off; fall bit by bit;

distimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  goad hard/on; stimulate (L+S);

distinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distinction; difference;

distinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate, distinct; definite, lucid;

distineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keep apart, separate; prevent, hold up; distract;

distinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distinguish, separate, divide, part; adorn, decorate;

disto*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stand apart, be distant; be different;

distorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twist this way and that;

distortus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  misshapen;

distractio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  distraction;

distractus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  absent-minded;

distraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw/pull/tear apart, wrench, separate, (sub)divide; sell in parcels; distract;

distribuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divide, distribute, assign;

distributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  division, distribution;

distributivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  distributive;

distributor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  distributor;

districte*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  strictly; severely;

districtim*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  strictly; severely;

districtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  distraction; condition of having one's attention elsewhere;

districtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  severity, strictness;

districtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  busy; having many claims on one's attention; pulled in different directions;

distrinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  distraction; condition of having one's attention elsewhere;

distringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stretch out/apart; detain; distract; pull in different directions;

disturbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  disturbance;

disturbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disturb, demolish, upset;

disyllaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  di-syllable;

disyllabum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  di-syllable;

disyllabus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  di-syllabic;

ditator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  enricher;

ditesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow rich;

dithalassus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  open to two seas;

dithyrambicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  dithyrambic; of/like dithyramb (Greek choric hymn), vehement/wild/Bacchanalian;

dithyrambus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  form of verse used especially choral singing;

ditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  power; sovereignty, dominion, authority;

ditius*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  richly; in a sumptuous manner;

dito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enrich;

ditonica*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Med]

  diatonic melody;

ditonicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval drama --- uncommon Med]

  diatonic; double toned;

ditonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later drama --- uncommon Sou]

  ditone, interval containing two whole tones; major third;

ditonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later drama --- uncommon Med]

  major third; ditone, interval containing two whole notes/tones;

ditrochaeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  ditrochee; long-short-long-short;

ditto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  repeat; declare;

diu*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  by day; (usu. used w/noctu);

diu*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - (for) a long/considerable time/while; long since; [quam diu => as long as];

  - still further/longer (COMP); any longer/further/more (w/negative);

dium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  open sky; [sub dio => in the open air]]:

diurnale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Book of Hours; book containing Lauds to Compline;

diurnalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  journalism;

diurnarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  journalist; journal/diary keeper; slave who copies acta diurna (daily records);

diurnarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  journalistic; of a journalist;

diurnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  lapse of time; long duration;

diurnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Book of Hors;

diurnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by day, of the day; daily;

dius*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  god;

dius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  - divine; w/supernatural radiance; divinely inspired; blessed, saint (Latham);

  - daylit; charged with brightness of day/daylight;

dius*

  adv. [early --- --- lesser OLD]

  by day; (usu. used w/noctu);

diutinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  long lasting, long;

diutule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  for a short while;

diuturnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  long duration;

diuturnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lasting, lasting long;

diva*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  goddess;

divaliis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  imperial(legal); divine;

divarico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stretch apart, spread out;

divello*

  lere, li, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - alienate/estrange; compel (persons) to part company, force away; separate from;

  - tear away/open/apart, tear to pieces/in two; break up, sunder/disrupt; divide;

divello*

  lere, volsi, volsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - alienate/estrange; compel (persons) to part company, force away; separate from;

  - tear away/open/apart, tear to pieces/in two; break up, sunder/disrupt; divide;

divello*

  lere, vulsi, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - alienate/estrange; compel (persons) to part company, force away; separate from;

  - tear away/open/apart, tear to pieces/in two; break up, sunder/disrupt; divide;

divendo*

  dere, -, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sell in small lots/retail; sell out;

diverbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  split; strike violently;

diverbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  spoken part of play (unaccompanied by music); dialogue on the stage;

divergentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  declivity; downward slope; downwards incline (L+S);

divergeo*

  ere, gui, gitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  diverge;

diverro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sweep away; sweep out (L+S);

diversifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  vary, be different; diversify;

diversimodus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  diverse-mode;

diversitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  difference;

diverso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  turn around; diversify;

diversorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inn, lodging house, stopping place; public/private accommodation; quarters;

diversorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of an inn/lodging house; fit to lodge/stay in (L+S); [taberna ~ => inn];

diversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  opposite; separate, apart; diverse, unlike, different; hostile;

diverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separate; divert, turn away/in; digress; oppose; divorce/leave marriage;

dives*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rich man;

dives*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rich/wealthy; costly; fertile/productive (land); talented, well endowed;

divexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drag about; pull this way and that; harass/harry/vex/trouble;

divexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  ravage/plunder; tear/rend/pull/rip apart/asunder, destroy (L+S);

Diviciacus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Diviciacus; an Aeduan Gaul chief in Caesar; a Suessiones king;

dividendus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  dividing (math.);

divido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  divide; separate, break up; share, distribute; distinguish;

dividuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divisible; divided, separated; half; parted;

divinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  predicting; divination; prophecy; prognostication;

divinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  divinity, quality/nature of God; divine excellence/power/being; divining;

divinitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from heaven, by a god, by divine influence/inspiration; divinely, admirable;

divino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divine; prophesy; guess;

divinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prophet;

divinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  divine, of a deity/god, godlike; sacred; divinely inspired, prophetic; natural;

divise*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  separately, distinctly;

divisibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- uncommon Eccl]

  divisible;

divisim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separately, apart;

divisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  division; distribution;

divisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distributor; a candidate's agent hired to distribute bribes;

divisor*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  divider (math.);

divisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  division;

divitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  riches (pl.), wealth;

divortium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separation; divorce; point of separation; watershed;

divorto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [early --- --- common OLD]

  separate; divert, turn away/in; digress; oppose; divorce/leave marriage;

divulgamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  fame;

divulgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  publishing; spreading around;

divulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  publish, disseminate news of;

divum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sky, open air; [sub divo => in the open air];

divus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  god;

divus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  divine; blessed, saint (Latham);

do*

  are, edi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - give; dedicate; sell; pay; grant/bestow/impart/offer/lend; devote; allow; make;

  - surrender/give over; send to die; ascribe/attribute; give birth/produce; utter;

doceo*

  ere, cui, ctum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  teach, show, point out;

dochmius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  metrical foot, the dochmiac; pentasyllabic foot (typically U_U-);

docibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  teachable;

docilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  easily taught, teachable, responsive; docile;

docilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  aptitude; docility;

dociliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  attentively; docilely;

doctiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  learnedly-speaking;

doctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  teacher; instructor; trainer; doctor; (academic title);

doctoralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  doctoral, pertaining to degree of doctor;

doctoratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  doctorate;

doctrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  education; learning; science; teaching; instruction; principle; doctrine;

doctrinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  doctrinal; theoretical;

doctrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  teacher (female); instructor; trainer; doctor;

doctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  learned, wise; skilled, experienced, expert; trained; clever, cunning, shrewd;

documen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  example, pattern, warning, proof;

documentalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  documentary;

documentarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  documentary;

documentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  documentation, proof; reminder;

documentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lesson, instruction; warning, example; document; proof;

dodecaedrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  dodecahedron;

dodrans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three-fourths;

doga*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vat; vessel;

dogma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doctrine, defined doctrine; philosophic tenet; dogma, teaching; decision; edit;

dogmatice*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dogmatically; doctrinally;

dogmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- common Eccl]

  dogmatic; doctrinal, relating to doctrine or dogma;

dogmatizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  propound a dogma; dogmatize(Latham);

Dolabella*

  m., N1.1 name [classical --- --- lesser OLD]

  Dolabella; (cognomen of gens Cornelia); (P. Cornelius ~ -> Cicero's son-in-law);

dolabra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pick-axe;

dolenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  with sorrow; with pain, painfully (L+S);

doleo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hurt; feel/suffer pain; grieve; be afflicted/pained/sorry; cause pain/grief;

doliolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  calyx; small cask/keg;

dolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  large earthenware vessel (~60 gal. wine/grain); hogshead (Cas); tun/cask;

dollarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dollar;

dolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hew/chop into shape, fashion/devise; inflict blows, batter/cudgel soundly, drub;

dolor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pain, anguish, grief, sorrow, suffering; resentment, indignation;

dolorosus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  sorrowful;

dolose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  craftily, cunningly; deceitfully;

dolositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  guile; deceit; deceitfulness;

dolosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crafty, cunning; deceitful;

dolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  trick, device, deceit, treachery, trickery, cunning, fraud;

doma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  roof; dwelling, house;

domabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  able to be tamed;

domesticatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  office of princeps;

domesticus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  domestics (pl.), those of the household;

domesticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  household member;

domesticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  domestic, of the house; familiar, native; civil, private, personal;

domicellaris*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  candidate for prebend;

domicilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  residence, home, dwelling, abode;

domigena*

  m/f., N1.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  resident of a household; household retinue (pl.);

domina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mistress of a family, wife; lady, lady-love; owner;

dominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mastery, power; domination; domain; despotism;

dominativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  ruling, governing; dominating;

dominator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  ruler; lord;

dominatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mistress; female ruler;

dominatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rule, mastery, domain; tyranny;

Dominica*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- frequent Eccl]

  Sunday, the Lord's day;

dominicale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  small linen closet in which the faithful received Holy Communion;

dominicalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  of Sunday (Lord's day); of the Lord; divine (Latham);

Dominicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  Dominican, Black Friar;

Dominicanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  Dominican; of Dominican order/Black Friars/nuns;

dominicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  church with all its possessions;

Dominicus*

  m., N2.1 name [medieval eccl Spain lesser Eccl]

  Dominic; (St Dominic, Domingo de Guzman 1170-1221, founder of Dominicans);

Dominicus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- common Bee]

  Sunday, the Lord's day (assumed dies);

dominicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  of/belonging to master/owner; belonging to the Roman Emperor; the Lord's;

dominium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  rule, dominion; ownership; banquet, feast;

domino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  be master/despot/in control, rule over, exercise sovereignty; rule/dominate;

domino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be master/despot/in control, rule over, exercise sovereignty; rule/dominate;

dominus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  owner, lord, master; the Lord; title for ecclesiastics/gentlemen;

domiporta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one with her house on her back, the snail;

Domitianus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical legal Italy common OLD]

  Domitian (Emperor 81-96); (son of Vespasian, brother of Titus, last Flavian);

Domitius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Domitius; (Roman gens name);

Domitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Domitius; (Roman gens name);

domito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tame, break in;

domitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tamer, breaker; subduer, vanquisher, conqueror;

domna*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  lady, mistress; (shortened form of domina);

domne*

  m., N9.9 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  sir; lord, master; (vocative of domnus);

domnus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Bee]

  lord, master; the Lord; ecclesiastic/gentleman; (shortened form of dominus);

domo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  subdue, master, tame; conquer;

domuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small house, cottage, lodge;

domus*

  f., N2.1 where [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  house, building; home, household; (N 4 1, older N 2 1); [domi => at home];

domus*

  f., N4.1 where [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  house, building; home, household; (N 4 1, older N 2 1); [domu => at home];

donarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  part of temple where votive offerings were received/stored; treasure chamber;

donatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  donee, recipient of gift;

donatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  donation, gift;

Donatista*

  m., N1.1 group [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Donatists (pl.), followers of Donat; (forgive not renouncers); Latin beginner;

donativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gratuity;

donator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  giver, donor;

donatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  female donor;

donatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  oblate; one devoted/dedicated to a monastery; (often as a child);

donatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  gift, present;

donec*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  while, as long as, until;

dono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  present, grant; forgive; give (gifts), bestow;

donum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  gift, present; offering;

dorcas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  gazelle, antelope;

dorcus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gazelle; antelope;

Dorius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Dorian; (esp. designating Dorian mode);

dormeo*

  mire, mivi, mitum, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sleep, rest; go to sleep, be/fall asleep; be idle, do nothing; (form for FUT);

dormio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sleep, rest; be/fall asleep; behave as if asleep; be idle, do nothing;

dormitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  slumber, sleep;

dormitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sleep, act of sleeping;

dormito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feel sleepy, drowsy; do nothing;

dormitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  for sleeping;

dorsuale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  back of chair; curtain around back of altar;

dorsualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  back-; at the back; situated on (animal's) back;

dorsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  back, range, ridge; slope of a hill;

dorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  down, downwards, beneath, below; (motion/direction/order); in lower situation;

dorycnion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  poisonous plant (Pliny);

dos*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dowry, dower; talent, quality;

dosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dose;

dotalicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  widower's dower;

dotalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forming part of a dowry; relating to a dowry;

dotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  endowment;

dotatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  richly endowed;

doto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  provide with a dowry, endow;

doxa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  glory; adornment;

doxologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  doxology; (hymn of praise to God);

drachma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal Greece common OLD]

  drachma; Greek silver coin; (1/6000 talent); (quarter?); weight (4.5-6 grams);

drachuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal Greece common OLD]

  drachma; Greek silver coin; (1/6000 talent); (quarter?); weight (4.5-6 grams);

draco*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dragon; snake;

draconarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  flag bearer;

draconigena*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dragon-born;

dracontia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  precious stone;

dracontium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  dragon wort;

dracunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tarragon;

dragagantum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gum-tragacinth; (alt. form of tragacanthum);

dragma*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- common SrcW]

  Greek silver coin; (1/6000 talent) (quarter); Greek weight (4.5-6 grams);

drama*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  drama; play;

dramaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  dramatic;

drapeta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  runaway slave;

drappus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cloth;

dromadarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  camel soldier, soldier serving in unit mounted on dromedaries;

dromas*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  dromedary;

dromedaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  dromedary;

dromedarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  dromedary;

dromo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  dromond; galley; L:Dromo (Roman name); very large medieval long ship;

Druida*

  m., N1.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  druids (pl.), priests of the Gauls;

Druis*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  druids (pl.), priests of the Gauls;

Dryas*

  f., N3.1 name [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  Dryad; wood-nymph;

dubietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  doubt, irresolution, uncertainty; wavering, hesitation; questioning;

dubitanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doubtingly; hesitatingly; with doubt/hesitation;

dubitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  doubt, irresolution, uncertainty; wavering, hesitation; questioning;

dubito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doubt; deliberate; hesitate (over); be uncertain/irresolute;

dubium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doubt; question;

dubius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  doubtful, dubious, uncertain; variable, dangerous; critical;

duc*

  duce, uxi, -, V8.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lead, command; think, consider, regard; prolong;

ducamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  guidance; duchy; ducal dignity (Nelson); molding;

ducatus*

  m., N4.1 person [classical war Italy lesser OLD]

  leadership; position/function of a leader; generalship;

ducenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/concerning two hundred; weighing 200 pounds; paid/owing 200,000 sesterces;

ducentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  two hundredth;

ducentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  two hundredth;

ducenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  two hundred;

ducianus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  commander's servant;

ducianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  leader-; of a leader;

duciloquus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  sweetly speaking; sweet talking;

ducissa*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- lesser Eccl]

  duchess;

duco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lead, command; think, consider, regard; prolong;

ductilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ductile/malleable (metals); that is led along a course;

ductilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  malleability;

ductim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  by drawing; in a stream;

ductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  leading-away;

ducto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lead;

ductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  leader, commander;

ductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conducting; generalship;

dudum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  little while ago; formerly; [tam dudum => long ago];

duellator*

  m., N3.1 person [early war --- lesser ---]

  warrior, fighter; (old form and poetic replacement for bellator);

duellatorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common L&S]

  war-like, martial; (old form and poetic replacement for bellatorus);

duellicosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser ---]

  warlike, fierce; fond of war; (old form and poetic replacement for bellicosus);

duellicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser ---]

  of war, military; warlike; (old form and poetic replacement for bellator);

duellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval war --- veryrare Med]

  war; strife; L:judicial combat; (also duellum);

duello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  duel;

duellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early war --- uncommon ---]

  war, warfare; battle, combat, fight; duel; military force, arms;

duis*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  twice, at 2 times/occasions; doubly, twofold, in 2 ways; [~ mille => 2000];

dulce*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sweet drink; sweets (pl.);

dulcedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sweetness, agreeableness; charm;

dulcesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  become sweet;

dulciarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  confectioner;

dulcicanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sweetly;

dulciculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat sweet;

dulcidine*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  sweetly, pleasantly, charmingly;

dulciolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  confection; sweet;

dulcis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pleasant, charming; sweet; kind, dear; soft, flattering, delightful;

dulcisonus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  harmonious; sweet sounding;

dulciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sweetly;

dulcitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sweetness (perceived by senses); desirability; affectionateness;

dulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sweeten;

dulcor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sweetness;

dulcoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sweetened;

dulcoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sweeten;

dulia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  religious veneration given to a creature;

dum*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  while, as long as, until; provided that;

dumetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thicket;

dummodo*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provided (that) (+ subj);

Dumnorix*

  m., N3.1 name [classical --- --- common trans]

  Dumnorix, name of a Gaul - in Caesar's Gallic War;

dumosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overgrown with thorn, briar or the like;

dumtaxat*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  to this extent, no more than; as long as; only, precisely; merely; at any rate;

dumus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thorn or briar bush;

duntaxat*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  to this extent, no more than; as long as; only, precisely; merely; at any rate;

duo*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  two (pl.);

duodecim*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  twelve;

duodecum*

  num. ord [early --- --- common G+L]

  twelve;

duodenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  containing/consisting of 12; of order of 12; (water pipe w/diameter 12 digits);

duodetriginta*

  num. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  twenty eight;

duodevicensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- common G+L]

  eighteen;

duodevicensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- common G+L]

  eighteen;

duodevigensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- veryrare G+L]

  eighteenth;

duodevigensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- veryrare G+L]

  eighteenth;

duodeviginti*

  num. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eighteen;

duoetvicesimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers of the 22nd legion;

duonus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- --- veryrare L&S]

  good; (archaic form of bonus);

duovir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- legal Italy common OLD]

  - two man board/court (usu. pl.); (equip fleet/build temple); member thereof;

  - special criminal court; keepers of Sibylline books; colony chief magistrates;

duplaris*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  containing double; two-fold;

duplatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon Med]

  doubling (in number/amount); plea by defendant in reply to replication;

dupleitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  doubleness; being double; duplicity; ambiguity;

duplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  twofold, double; divided; two-faced;

duplicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- inscription L&S]

  double-paid soldier; soldier who receives double pay as reward;

duplicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  doubling; duplication(?);

duplicatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  duplicate;

duplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  double;

duplicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  doubleness; being double; duplicity, deceit; ambiguity;

dupliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  doubly, twice over, in two ways/a twofold manner, into two parts/categories;

duplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  double, bend double; duplicate; enlarge;

duplo*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  doubly; in a double sense;

duplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  double; (esp. double penalty);

duplus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  twice as much, double;

dupondiarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  two as piece/coin (money); (two cents);

dupondiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  worth two asses (money, two cents); worthless; weighing two pounds;

dupondius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  two asses (weight/money); (two pounds); two feet (linear measure); need/want;

dupundius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  two asses (weight/money); (two pounds); two feet (linear measure); need/want;

duramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hardness;

duratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  duration;

duricordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hard-heartedness;

duritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hardness, insensibility; hardship, oppressiveness; strictness, rigor;

durities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hardness, insensibility; hardship, oppressiveness; strictness, rigor;

duriusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  harsher; somewhat harsh;

duro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  harden, make hard; become hard/stern; bear, last, remain, continue; endure;

durum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  hardships (pl.);

durus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hard, stern; harsh, rough, vigorous; cruel, unfeeling, inflexible; durable;

duumvir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  - two man board/court (usu. pl.); (equip fleet/build temple); member thereof;

  - special criminal court; keepers of Sibylline books; colony chief magistrates;

duumviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal Italy veryrare L&S]

  duumviral; of a duumvir (commission of two men);

duumviralis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal Italy veryrare L&S]

  ex-duumvir; (member of commission of two men);

duumviralitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  duumvir's rank; (of commission of two men);

duumviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  duumvir's rank; (of commission of two men);

dux*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  leader, guide; commander, general; Duke (medieval, Bee);

dynamica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dynamic;

dynamicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  dynamic, forceful; aggressive;

dynamismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dynamism; strong force/power;

dynastes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ruler, prince (esp. oriental);

dynastia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dynasty;

dyscolus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  impudent; harsh, severe; peevish, irritable;

dysenteria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dysentery; (other similar conditions?);

dysentericus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  sufferer/patient with dysentery/(similar conditions?);

dysfunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dysfunction;

dysinteria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dysentery; (other similar conditions?);

dysintericus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  sufferer/patient with dysentery/(similar conditions?);

dyspepsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  indigestion, dyspepsia;

dyspnoea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  difficulty in breathing;

dyspnoicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  asthmatic; person suffering from difficulty in breathing;

e*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  out of, from; by reason of; according to; because of, as a result of;

eadem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by the same route; at the same time; likewise; same (NOM S F/ABL S F/NOM P N);

eatenus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  so far;

ebenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ebony (wood or tree of genus Diospyrus);

ebenus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ebony (wood or tree of genus Diospyrus);

ebibo*

  bere, bi, bitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink up, drain; absorb; squander;

ebiscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  marsh mallow; (Althea officinalis); (shrubby herb, grows near salt marshes);

eblandio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obtain by flattery;

Eboracum*

  n., N2.2 locale [scholar --- Britian uncommon trans]

  York;

eborarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  worker/dealer in ivory;

eborarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  working/dealing in ivory;

eboratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  adorned with ivory; inlaid with ivory;

eboreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ivory-, made of ivory; pertaining to/derived from ivory;

ebriacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drunk, drunken, intoxicated;

ebrietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drunkenness, intoxication;

ebriolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tipsy;

ebriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  addicted to drink;

ebrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drunk, intoxicated; riotous; like a drunk, exhilarated, distraught; soaked in;

ebullio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - spout out; chatter about; burst/break/send out; [animam ~ => expire];

  - bubble; boil-up; produce in abundance;

ebullo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  - spout out; chatter about; burst/break/send out; [animam ~ => expire];

  - bubble; boil-up; produce in abundance;

ebulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  danewort, dwarf elder;

ebulus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  danewort, dwarf elder;

ebur*

  n., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ivory; object/statue of ivory; curule chair (of magistrate); elephant/tusk;

eburarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  worker/dealer in ivory;

eburarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  working/dealing in ivory;

eburatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  adorned with ivory; inlaid with ivory;

ebureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ivory-, made of ivory; pertaining to/derived from ivory;

eburneolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  made of ivory;

eburneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ivory, of ivory; white as ivory, ivory-colored; [dens ~ => elephant tusk];

eburnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of ivory; decorated with/made partially out of ivory; white as ivory;

Eburones*

  m., N3.3 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Eburones, tribe of north Gaul - Caesar;

ecastor*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by Castor (interjection used by women);

ecbasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  digression;

ecca*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  Here they (neuter) are!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

eccam*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Here she/it is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

eccas*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Here they (feminine) are!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

ecce*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  behold! see! look! there! here! [ecce eum => here he is];

eccere*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Here she/it is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!; There you are!;

eccillam*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  There she/it is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

eccille*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that over there;

eccillud*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  There it is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

eccillum*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  There he/it is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

eccistam*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  There she is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

ecclesia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryfreq OLD]

  church; assembly, meeting of the assembly (Greek); (Universal) Church (Dif);

ecclesialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  ecclesial, ecclesiastical; of/pertaining to church/clergyman;

Ecclesiastes*

  m., N3.3 name [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Ecclesiastes, Book of Bible/OT; The Preacher;

ecclesiasticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  Church rites (pl.);

ecclesiasticus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  churchman, ecclesiastic; church member; one of the Aeons; book of Sirach;

ecclesiasticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Sou]

  ecclesiastic, canonical, of/belonging to the Church; of book of Sirach;

ecclesiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  chapel, small church;

Eccli*

  m., N9.8 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Ecclisiasties (abb.), Book of Bible/OT;

eccum*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  Here he/it is!; Behold!, Observe!, Lo!;

ecdicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  solicitor for a community;

ecfatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pronouncement (by seer), prediction; announcement; assertion/proposition/axiom;

ecfatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  utterance;

ecfatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  pronounced, designated; determined; established; proclaimed;

ecfio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be accomplished/completed/made/executed/done; come to pass; (efficio PASS);

ecflictim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  passionately, desperately, to distraction;

ecfloresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blossom forth; burst into flower; bloom (Ecc); flourish;

ecfloro*

  rere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blossom forth; burst into flower; bloom (Ecc); flourish;

ecfo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  demarcate in words areas/boundaries for augury signs might be observed (PASS);

ecfo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  utter, say (solemn words); declare, announce, make known; speak, express;

ecfugio*

  gere, ecfugi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  flee/escape; run/slip/keep away (from), eschew/avoid; baffle, escape notice;

ecfundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - pour out/away/off; allow to drain; shower; volley (missiles); send/stream forth;

  - shed (blood/tears); discharge (vomit/urine), debouch, emit; flow out, overflow;

  - break out; bear/yield/bring forth; expend/use up; unseat, eject/drop/discard;

  - stretch/spread out, extend; spread (sail); loosen/slacken/fling, give rein;

echeneis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  sucking fish, the remora;

echidna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  serpent, viper;

echinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  edible sea-urchin; copper dish;

echo*

  f., N2.7 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  echo; (nymph); repeating words/phrases; same phrase at start and end of speech;

echographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  scan;

eclecticismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  eclecticism;

eclectismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  eclecticism;

ecligma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  melt-in-mouth medicine, electuary, paste of powder+honey held in mouth;

eclipsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  eclipse;

ecliptica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ecliptic;

eclipticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  ecliptic; in which moon is eclipsed (astrological signs); of eclipse;

ecloga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  short poem (esp. pastoral); short passage selected from longer work, excerpt;

eclogarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  select passages (pl.) or extracts;

ecnephias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hurricane; (Pliny-allegedly formed by blasts from two clouds);

econtra*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  the_contrary; the_reverse;

ecquid*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at all? (interog.);

ecstasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  rapture; ecstasy; trance;

ecstasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  rapture; ecstasy; trance;

ecstaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  ecstatic; exalted; [Doctor Ecstaticus => Denis the Carthusian];

ectenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  ectene; (prayer in Greek liturgy);

ectheta*

  f., N1.1 thing [later tech --- veryrare Sou]

  balcony; gallery (Douay);

ectypus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  in relief;

eculeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little horse, colt; rack, instrument of torture;

edax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  greedy, rapacious, voracious, gluttonous; devouring, consuming, destructive;

edentulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  toothless; matured;

edepol*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by Pollux!;

edibilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  edible;

edico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proclaim, declare; appoint;

edictalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  by/according to (praetorian) edict;

edictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proclamation; edict;

edisco*

  cere, idici, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  learn by heart; commit to memory; study; get to know;

edissero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  set forth in full, relate at length, dwell upon; unfold, explain, tell;

edisserto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relate, expound; explain;

editicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  announced, proposed; [w/iudices => jurors chosen by a plaintiff];

editio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  publishing; edition; statement;

editor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  exhibitor (puts on public entertainments); emitter (of exhalation);

editor*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  editor; producer, publisher;

editus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  high, elevated; rising;

edius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  high, lofty;

edo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat/consume/devour; eat away (fire/water/disease); destroy; spend money on food;

edo*

  dere, di, essum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat/consume/devour; eat away (fire/water/disease); destroy; spend money on food;

edo*

  are, idi, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - eject/emit; put/give forth (buds); beget; bear (fruit); display/evince/exhibit;

  - utter solemnly; pronounce/decree (oracle); deliver (message); issue (command);

  - publish; disclose, tell, relate, make known; declare, make formal statement;

  - cause; see birth of; be birthplace/breeding ground of; debouch (river PASS);

  - bring forth, produce/yield (crops), give birth to (often PASS PERF VPAR);

  - notify of suit; nominate for jury; appoint/set (a time); bring witnesses;

  - present (documents for inspection; put on (play); hold (banquet); uplift;

edo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eat/consume/devour; eat away (fire/water/disease); destroy; spend money on food;

edoceo*

  ere, cui, ctum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  teach or inform thoroughly;

edolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hack, hew, hew out; form by hacking; plane (Ecc);

edomo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - subdue/tame thoroughly/completely, subjugate/conquer/vanquish;

  - master (vices); overcome (difficulties); bring (land /plants)under cultivation;

edormio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleep, sleep off;

edormisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sleep away/through/off; sleep one's fill;

educatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bringing up; rearing;

educativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  educational;

educator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bringer up, tutor; foster-father;

educatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  nurse; foster-mother; she who nurtures/brings up; tutor/teacher (Ecc);

educo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bring up; train; educate; rear;

educo*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lead out; draw up; bring up; rear;

edulcoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sweeten;

edulis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  edible, eatable;

edulium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  edibles (pl.), eatables; foodstuffs; food (L+S);

edurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very hard;

edus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

effarcio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stuff full;

effascinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bewitching;

effatha*

  effathai, effathaum, V9.9 trans [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  be thou opened; (Mark 7:34); (Aramaic);

effatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pronouncement (by seer), prediction; announcement; assertion/proposition/axiom;

effatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  utterance;

effatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  pronounced, designated; determined; established; proclaimed;

effecte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  consummately, in accomplished style; in practical way; productively;

effectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  achievement, accomplishment (of aim); efficient cause; doing/performing (Ecc);

effective*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  effectively; productively;

effectivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  creative, involving product; of practical implementation; effective/productive;

effector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  author, originator, one who creates/causes; maker (Ecc); doer;

effectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  author/originator (feminine), she who creates/causes/effects; maker/doer (Ecc);

effectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  execution, performance; effect;

effeminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  womanish, effeminate;

effemino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weaken, enervate, make effeminate, emasculate, unman;

efferatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wild, savage, bestial, fierce, raging; resembling/typical of wild animal;

effercio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stuff full;

effero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  make wild/savage/barbaric; brutalize; exasperate;

effero*

  rre, extuli, elatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry out; bring out; carry out for burial; raise;

effertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stuffed;

efferus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  savage, cruel, barbarous;

effervescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  effervescence;

effervesco*

  cere, rbui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boil up, seethe; effervesce; become greatly excited;

effervo*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  boil up or over; swarm forth;

effetha*

  effethai, effethaum, V9.9 trans [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  be thou opened; (Mark 7:34); (Aramaic);

effetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exhausted, worn out;

efficacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  effectiveness; efficiency; accomplishment (Ecc); power, influence; efficacy;

efficacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  effectiveness; efficiency; accomplishment (Ecc); power, influence; efficacy;

efficaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  effectually; to good effect; so as to take effect in law;

efficax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  effective, capable of filling some function; (person/medicine); legally valid;

efficiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser Med]

  efficient, effective; that gives rise to something; capable of acting/active;

efficienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  effectively; so as to produce an effect; efficiently (L+S);

efficientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  efficient power, influence;

efficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bring about; effect, execute, cause; accomplish; make, produce; prove;

effigia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  image, likeness, effigy; a shade, ghost; an ideal;

effigies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  copy, image, likeness, portrait; effigy, statue; ghost;

effigio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare Med]

  form; fashion; portray;

effingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fashion, form, mold; represent, portray, depict; copy; wipe away;

effio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be accomplished/completed/made/executed/done; come to pass; (efficio PASS);

efflagitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  urgent demand;

efflagito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  request, demand, insist, ask urgently;

efflictim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  passionately, desperately, to distraction;

effligo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  destroy;

efflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blow or breathe out; breathe one's last;

effloresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blossom forth; burst into flower; bloom (Ecc); flourish;

effloro*

  rere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blossom forth; burst into flower; bloom (Ecc); flourish;

effluo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow out, flow forth; disappear, vanish, escape; be forgotten;

effluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flowing out, outlet;

effluxus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  lapsed; past (time);

effo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  demarcate in words areas/boundaries for augury signs might be observed (PASS);

effo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  utter, say (solemn words); declare, announce, make known; speak, express;

effodio*

  dere, effodi, ossum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dig out, excavate; gouge out;

efformatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  formation; shape;

efformo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  form, shape, fashion;

effractura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  break-in;

effrenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unbridled; unrestrained, unruly, headstrong, violent; freed from/not subject t;

effreno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unbridle, let loose; remove or slacken the reins of a horse;

effrenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unbridled; unrestrained, unruly, headstrong, violent; freed from/not subject t;

effringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break open; smash; break in;

effrons*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  shameless, brazen; bold; insulting;

effugatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  driving away; putting to flight; driving into exile;

effugio*

  gere, effugi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  flee/escape; run/slip/keep away (from), eschew/avoid; baffle, escape notice;

effugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flight; way of escape;

effugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  drive away (from); frighten off, deter; drive/send into exile;

effulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine forth, glitter; be or become conspicuous;

effultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  propped up, supported (by);

effundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - pour out/away/off; allow to drain; shower; volley (missiles); send/stream forth;

  - shed (blood/tears); discharge (vomit/urine), debouch, emit; flow out, overflow;

  - break out; bear/yield/bring forth; expend/use up; unseat, eject/drop/discard;

  - stretch/spread out, extend; spread (sail); loosen/slacken/fling, give rein;

effuse*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  over a wide area, extensively; freely, in a disorderly manner; lavishly;

effusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outpouring, shedding; profusion, lavishness, extravagance, excess;

effusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vast, wide, sprawling; disheveled, loose (hair/reins); disorderly; extravagant;

effutio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blurt out; blab, babble, prate, chatter; utter foolishly/irresponsibly;

effuttio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blurt out; blab, babble, prate, chatter; utter foolishly/irresponsibly;

effutuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wear out with sexual intercourse; squander on debauchery;

egelidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lukewarm, tepid;

egens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  needy, poor, in want of; very poor, destitute (of);

egenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in want of, destitute of;

egeo*

  ere, gui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  need (w/GEN/ABL), lack, want; require, be without;

egero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry or bear out, discharge, utter;

egestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  need, poverty, extreme poverty; lack, want;

egloga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  short poem (esp. pastoral); short passage selected from longer work, excerpt;

ego*

  pron. pers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  I, me (PERS); myself (REFLEX);

egoismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  selfishness;

egoista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  egoist;

egoisticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  egotistical; selfish;

egredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  go/march/come out; set sail; land, disembark; surpass, go beyond;

egregie*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  excellently, admirably well; signally/remarkably, to outstanding degree;

egregius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  singular; distinguished; exceptional; extraordinary; eminent; excellent;

egressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  digression (rhetoric); action of going out;

egressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  landing place; egress; departure; flight; landing; mouth (of a river);

egritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  sickness; disease; mental illness; [~ regis => king's evil/scrofula];

ehem*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  oho! well well!;

eheu*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  alas! (exclamation of grief/pain/fear);

ehoi*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  hurrah! (exclamation of happiness);

ei*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Ah! Woe!, oh dear, alas; (of grief or fear);

eia*

  inter. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  how now!, Ha, Good, see! (of joy); see!, Quick! (of urgency/astonishment);

eicio*

  cere, eici, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accomplish, perform, bring about, cause;

eicio*

  cere, ejeci, ejectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cast/throw/fling/drive out/up, extract, expel, discharge, vomit; out (tongue);

eiero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refuse upon/reject by oath; abjure, resign, abdicate, renounce;

eileton*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  corporal (in Greek rite);

einlatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wailing, shrieking;

ejaculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shoot forth, spout forth, discharge;

ejectamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ejecta, that which is thrown/cast up/out;

ejectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  banishment/exile, expulsion from one's country; spitting (of blood); ejection;

ejecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cast out;

ejectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  expulsion, driving out; banishment/exile (Ecc);

ejicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  cast/throw/fling/drive out/up, extract, expel, discharge, vomit; out (tongue);

ejulabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abandoned to wailing/lamentation;

ejulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wailing, lamentation;

ejulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wailing, lamentation;

ejulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wail, lament;

ejuro*

  are, iuravi, iuratum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  abjure; resign; reject on oath (of a judge); forswear, disown;

ejusmodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of this sort; of such kind; [et ~ => and the like];

ektheta*

  f., N1.1 thing [later tech --- veryrare Sou]

  balcony; gallery (Douay);

elabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  slip away; escape; elapse;

elaboratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  painstaking/persevering effort; elaboration (Ecc);

elaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take pains, exert oneself; bestow care on;

elamentabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very lamentable;

elanguens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  growing weak; drooping, flagging; slackening, relaxing;

elanguesco*

  cere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin to lose one's vigor, droop, flag; slacken, relax;

elapsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lapse;

elargio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  bestow freely upon; give out, distribute (Ecc);

elasticitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elasticity; springiness;

elasticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elastic;

elata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  spray;

elate*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  haughtily, proudly; insolently; in a grand/lofty style of speech/writing;

elater*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spring;

elaterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  cucumber juice; medicine from wild cucumber;

elatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glorification/extolling/lifting; (ceremonial) carrying out; ecstasy; exaltation;

elatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  raised, reaching high level; head high, proudly erect; sublime/exalted/grand;

electa*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  candidate, one chosen;

electarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later bio --- veryrare other]

  melt-in-mouth medicine, electuary, paste of powder+honey held in mouth (OED);

electio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  choice, selection; election; E:election to salvation (Ecc);

electissimus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elite;

electivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  elective;

elector*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- lesser Eccl]

  elector;

electricitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  electricity;

electricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- lesser Eccl]

  electric;

electrificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  electrification;

electrificina*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  powerhouse;

electrifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  electrify;

electrinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  amber-colored;

electrisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  electrification;

electriso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  charge;

electrochemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrochemistry;

electrochemicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  electro-chemical;

electroconvulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  electroshock;

electroda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  electrode;

electrodus*

  f., N2.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  electrode;

electrolysis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrolysis;

electrolyticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrolytic;

electrolytum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrolyte;

electromagneticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electromagnetic;

electromagnetismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electromagnetism;

electrometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  electricity meter;

electronica*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  electronic;

electronicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electronic;

electroscopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  electroscope;

electrostaticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrostatic;

electrotechnica*

  f., N1.1 person [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrotechnique;

electrotechnicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  electrician;

electrotherapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  electrotherapy;

electrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  electrum (alloy of gold and silver); amber; electron (Cal);

electuarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later bio --- veryrare other]

  melt-in-mouth medicine, electuary, paste of powder+honey held in mouth (OED);

electum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  dainties (pl.), choice bits;

electus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chosen, select, picked; choice;

eleemosyna*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  alms, almshouse; gift to a church, religious foundation; pity; (act of) mercy;

elefantus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  elephant; ivory; large variety of lobster, large sea creature; elephantiasis;

elegans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  elegant, fine, handsome; tasteful; fastidious, critical; discriminating, polite;

eleganter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  elegantly, attractively; properly/rightly, w/correct taste/conduct; neatly;

elegantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elegance; niceness; taste; politeness;

elegeia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elegy;

elegia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elegy;

elegus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elegiac verses (pl.), elegy;

eleison*

  eleisoni, eleisonum, V9.9 [later eccl Greece lesser Eccl]

  have mercy (upon us); (Greek imperative);

elelisphacos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  sage (Pliny);

elementaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elementary, rudimentary; engaged in learning rudiments;

elementarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elementary, rudimentary; engaged in learning rudiments;

elementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - elements (pl.); rudiments, beginnings; kinds of matter (earth/air/fire/water);

  - element, origin; first principle;

elemosina*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Bee]

  alms, almshouse; gift to a church, religious foundation; pity; (act of) mercy;

elemosyna*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon SrcW]

  alms, almshouse; gift to a church, religious foundation; pity; (act of) mercy;

elenchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pearl pendant worn as an earring;

elephans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  elephant; ivory; large variety of lobster, large sea creature; elephantiasis;

elephantus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  elephant; ivory; large variety of lobster, large sea creature; elephantiasis;

elephas*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  elephant; ivory; large variety of lobster, large sea creature; elephantiasis;

elevatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser ---]

  raising, lifting up;

elevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lift up, raise; alleviate; lessen; make light of;

eleyson*

  eleysoni, eleysonum, V9.9 [later eccl Greece lesser ---]

  have mercy (upon us); (Greek imperative);

Eli*

  inter. [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  My God; [Eli Eli lama sabacthani => My God, my God why hast thou forsaken me];

elicio*

  cere, cui, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw/pull out/forth, entice, elicit, coax;

elido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike or dash out; expel; shatter; crush out; strangle; destroy;

eligibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  desirable; eligible;

eligo*

  gere, legi, lectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pick out, choose;

elimate*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  clearly, exactly;

eliminator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  purifier, cleanser;

elimino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  carry out of doors; [w/dicta => to blab];

elimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  make/remove by filing; polish w/file; file off; produce/write w/care/polish;

elingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lick clean; lick up (Ecc);

elinguis*

  is, e, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  speechless or without eloquence;

eliquatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elegant; refined;

eliquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  refine (an industrial product);

elitismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elitism;

elix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  furrow in grainfield for draining off water (usu. pl.), trench, drain, ditch;

elixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boiled; (of meat);

elleborum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hellebore (plant); (considered a remedy for madness);

elleborus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hellebore (plant); (considered a remedy for madness);

ellipsois*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ellipsoid;

ellipticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elliptic;

elluo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  spend immoderately (eating/luxuries); be a glutton/gormandize; squander;

elocutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  oratorical delivery, elocution;

elocutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  declared, uttered; out spoken;

elogium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  clause added to will/codicil; written particulars on prisoner; inscription;

Eloi*

  inter. [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  My God; (Aramaic);

elonginquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  remove;

elongo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- common L&S]

  withdraw, depart; remove; keep aloof;

elopsellops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fish (perhaps sturgeon);

eloquens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eloquent, expressing thoughts fluently/forcefully; articulate, able in speech;;

eloquenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eloquently;

eloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  eloquence;

eloquium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  eloquence; speech, utterance/word; manner of speaking, diction; pronouncement;

eloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  speak out, utter;

eluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine forth; show itself; be manifest;

elucesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  begin to be light; shine forth (Erasmus);

elucido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  light; enlighten;

elucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  force a way through; surmount a difficulty;

elucubro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  compose at night; burn the midnight oil over, spend the night working;

elucubro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  compose at night; burn the midnight oil over, spend the night working;

eludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elude, escape from; parry; baffle; cheat; frustrate; mock, make fun of;

elul*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Elul; sixth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year;

elumbis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  weak, feeble;

eluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wash clean; wash away, clear oneself (of);

elutorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  washing;

eluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flowing out, discharge; a flowing over, flood;

eluvio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inundation;

elytrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  elytron; outer wing;

em*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  there! (of wonder); here!;

em*

  eme, empsi, -, V8.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  buy; gain, acquire, obtain;

emaculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cleanse of stains/spots, make clean; heal; correct/clear from faults (Erasmus);

emanatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  emanation;

emancipatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  emancipation; release from patria potestas; conveyance/transfer of property;

emancipatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  emancipated, freed;

emancipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  emancipate (son from his father's authority); alienate; make subservient;

emaneo*

  ere, nsi, nsum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stay away (from); stay out/beyond; absent oneself;

emano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow out; arise, emanate from, become known;

emarceo*

  ere, cui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  decay, wither;

emarcesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shrink/decay/wither/dwindle/pine away; disappear (L+S); [~ cor meum => fainted];

emax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fond/overfond of buying;

embamma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sauce;

emblem*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon CAS]

  inlaid or mosaic work;

emblema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  mosaic, inlayed pavement; inlaid relief in bowl; tile/pane; emblem/device (Ecc);

emblema*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  marquetry;

emblematicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of emblems; checky, with checks (heraldry) (Latham);

emboliaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  interlude actress;

embolismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  insertion; (in literary work);

embolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  dramatic interlude, entr'acte; insertion (in literary work); episode (Ecc);

embolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  beak of ship; ram;

embolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  piston;

embryo*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  embryo;

embryotomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later bio Greece veryrare Sou]

  cutting up fetus (in womb);

embryulcia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later bio Greece veryrare Sou]

  extraction of fetus; (abortion);

embryulcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later bio Greece veryrare Sou]

  forceps, instrument for extracting fetus;

emendatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  correction, removal of errors; amendment; criticism; improvement; amends;

emendico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  beg, solicit, obtain by begging;

emendo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  correct, emend, repair; improve, free from errors;

ementio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lie, feign, falsify, invent;

emerco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bribe; win (over) by bribing; win/buy up/procure favors by bribes;

emereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  earn, obtain by service, merit, deserve; emerge; complete/serve out one's time;

emereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  earn, obtain by service, merit, deserve; emerge; complete/serve out one's time;

emergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rise up out of the water, emerge; escape; appear; arrive;

emerita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  retired woman;

emeritum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pension; pension given to discharged soldiers; veteran's reward;

emeritus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  discharged veteran, soldier who has completed his service, exempt; retired man;

emeritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  past service, worn/burnt out, unfit; veteran; that has finished work; deserving;

emetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  measure out; pass through;

emico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - leap/dash/bolt/jump/spurt/burst/break/shine out; spring/dart/shoot forth/up;

  - appear suddenly/quickly; make sudden movement up/out; give a jump; stand out;

emigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  move out; depart;

eminens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eminent/distinguished/notable; lofty/towering; prominent/projecting; foreground;

eminenter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  highly; eminently; of higher/noble birth;

eminentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pre-eminence, superiority; prominence/projection; protuberance; foreground;

eminentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  eminence, excellence, standing out; title of a cardinal;

eminentissimus*

  , adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  most eminent; [~ vir, abb. E.V. => honorific title of praetorian perfects];

emineo*

  ere, nui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stand out; be prominent/preeminent, excel; project;

eminulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slightly projecting (eg. teeth);

eminus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at/from a distance/long range/afar; beyond sword reach, a spear's throw off;

emiro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wonder greatly at;

emissarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  exhaust pipe;

emissarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  channel for surplus water, drain; outlet for morbid matter (medical);

emissarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  emissary. agent, person sent on particular mission; side-shoot left (vine);

emissicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sent out as emissary or spy;

emissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  emission (rays); discharging (missiles); releasing (captives); emitting;

emissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  making religious profession; sending out; letting go; [in ~ => in exile];

emissorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  emitter;

emissorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  emitting;

emistrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  emitter;

emitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hurl; let go; utter; send out; drive; force; cast; discharge; expel; publish;

Emmanuel*

  m., N9.9 name [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Emmanuel, God with us;

emo*

  mere, mi, mptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  buy; gain, acquire, obtain;

emodero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  soothe, restrain; (passion);

emodulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  set (poetry) to a certain rhythm;

emolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  achieve, carry through (hard task); remove w/effort; force/heave out/up;

emollio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soften; enervate, mellow;

emolumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advantage, benefit;

emoneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exhort; admonish earnestly; warn (Ecc);

emorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  die, die off, perish; die out; decease, pass away;

emortualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pertaining to death; [dies ~ => day of one's death; campana ~ => death knell];

emoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  move away, remove, dislodge;

empathia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  empathy;

emphasis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  emphasis; stress;

emphatice*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  emphatically; bombastically;

emphaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  emphatic; grandiloquent;

emphyteusis*

  f., N3.9 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  emphyteusis (permanent land tenure for farming/rent); E:lease on church goods;

emphyteuta*

  m., N1.1 person [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  permanent land tenant; lessee in tenure of emphytensis;

emphyteuta*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  lessee; (of church goods);

emphyteuticus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to emphyteusis (tenure for farming/rent or lease on church goods);

emphyteutis*

  f., N3.9 thing [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  permanent land tenure;

empiricus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unscientific physician, empiric;

empiricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  empirical;

empirismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  empiricism;

emplastra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  plaster/bandage; piece of bark used in budding, "shield"/"scutcheon";

emplastro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bud (trees);

emplastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  plaster/bandage; piece of bark used in budding, "shield"/"scutcheon";

emporeticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  wrapping; enclosing;

emporium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  center/place of trade, market town; market, mart;

empticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  purchased, bought, obtained by purchase;

emptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  purchase/acquisition, thing bought; deed of purchase; act of buying/purchasing;

emptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  buyer, purchaser;

empyreus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fiery;

empyrius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fiery;

emulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  emulsion;

emuncte*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subtly; finely;

emunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wiping of the nose;

emunctorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  snuffer (for trimming candles and lamps);

emundatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cleansing, cleaning;

emundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clean thoroughly, free of dirt/impurity; make quite clean (L+S); cleanse/purify;

emungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wipe the nose; trick, swindle;

emunio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortify; make roads through;

en*

  inter. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  behold! see! lo! here! hey! look at this!;

enarmonicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (kind of melody in Greek music);

enarmonicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (of kind of melody in Greek music);

enarmonion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (kind of melody in Greek music);

enarmonius*

  a, um, adj. [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (of kind of melody in Greek music);

enarrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be described or explained;

enarratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  recounting; exposition/setting forth; detailed interpretation; conversation;

enarratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  detailed-exposition; reckoning; G:scanning;

enarro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  describe; explain/relate in detail;

enasco*

  are, -, tum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sprout/spring forth, arise/be born out of something by natural growth; (day);

enato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  escape by swimming;

enavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  sail forth/away, put out to sea; sail clear (of obstacles) sail across; swim;

encaenio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  consecrate; put on something new;

encaenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  consecration; dedication; festival;

Encaenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Feast of the Dedication of the Temple (pl.); (Jewish);

encaenium*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  by mistake;

Encenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare SrcW]

  Feast of the Dedication of the Temple (pl.); (Jewish);

encephalitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  encephalitis;

encephalopathia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  encephalopathy; disease of the brain in general;

enchiridion*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  manual; handbook;

encolpismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later bio --- veryrare Sou]

  vaginal douche; clyster, enema;

encolpium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  medal (worn on neck);

encomboma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  apron;

encyclicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  general/universal; circular; [~ epistula => encyclical letter/Papal doctrine];

encyclopaedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  encyclopedia;

endivia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  endive;

endromis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rough cloak worn after exercise;

eneco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kill/slay; deprive of life; kill off; exhaust/wear out, plague/torture to death;

eneco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kill/slay; deprive of life; kill off; exhaust/wear out, plague/torture to death;

enema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon Sou]

  enema, clyster; injection;

energia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  energy; efficiency;

energumenus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  possessed by a devil;

enervis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  powerless, weak; nerveless, feeble, languid; limp/slack/not taut (objects);

enerviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  weakly, feebly; limply, languidly;

enervo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weaken, enervate; make effeminate; deprive of vigor; cut/remove sinews from;

enervus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  powerless, weak; nerveless, feeble, languid; limp/slack/not taut (objects);

enharmonicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (kind of melody in Greek music);

enharmonicos*

  m., N2.6 thing [medieval drama Greece veryrare SrcZ]

  enharmonic; (of kind of melody in Greek music);

enharmonicus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (of kind of melody in Greek music);

enharmonios*

  m., N2.6 thing [medieval drama Greece veryrare SrcZ]

  enharmonic; (of kind of melody in Greek music);

enharmonius*

  a, um, adj. [late drama Greece uncommon L&S]

  enharmonic; (of kind of melody in Greek music);

enhydris*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  water-snake (Pliny);

enico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kill/slay; deprive of life; kill off; exhaust/wear out, plague/torture to death;

enico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kill/slay; deprive of life; kill off; exhaust/wear out, plague/torture to death;

enigma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  puzzle, enigma, riddle, obscure expression/saying;

enim*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  namely (postpos.); indeed; in fact; for; I mean, for instance, that is to say;

enimvero*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  to be sure, certainly; well, upon by word; but, on the other hand; what is more;

eniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine forth/out; be outstanding/conspicuous;

enitesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become bright, gleam; stand out;

enito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bring forth, bear, give birth to; struggle upwards, mount, climb, strive;

enito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring forth, bear, give birth to; struggle upwards, mount, climb, strive;

enixe*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  earnestly, assiduously, with strenuous efforts;

eno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swim out;

enodate*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clearly; plainly;

enodatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  untying; explanation;

enodis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without knots; smooth;

enodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  make clear;

enormis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  irregular; ill-fitting, shapeless; immense, huge, enormous; unusually large;

enormiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irregularly; unsymmetrically; enormously (Ecc); immoderately; unusually;

ens*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  being; something having esse/existence; (basic concept of St. Thomas Aquinas);

ensicula*

  m., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  opener; [ensiculus chartorum => letter opener);

ensifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser Saxo]

  sword-bearing;

ensiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser Saxo]

  sword-bearing;

ensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sword;

entheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hoard; store; magazine;

enthusiasmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  enthusiasm;

enthusiasticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  enthusiastic;

enthymema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  thought, line of thought, argument; kind of syllogism;

entitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  character/nature of being; (relation establishing that thing exists);

entitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  entity; existence;

entitativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  of nature/character of a being;

entomologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  entomology;

entomologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  entomologist;

enubilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  make clear;

enubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marry out of ones rank/outside one's community (women); marry and leave home;

enucleatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  elucidation;

enucleatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  straightforward, simple, clear, plain;

enucleo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  take out the kernel/nut, shell; explain in detail;

enumeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enumeration, act of listing; recapitulation/summing up; argument by elimination;

enumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  count up, pay out; specify, enumerate;

enuntiabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  utterable;

enuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  proposition (Collins);

enuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assertion/declaration; phrase/expression; specification; pronunciation;

enuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reveal; say; disclose; report; speak out, express, declare;

enuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reveal/divulge/make known/disclose; speak out, express/state/assert; articulate;

enutrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nurture, rear (offspring);

enzymum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  enzyme;

eo*

  are, vi, tum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  go, walk; march, advance; pass; flow; pass (time); ride; be in the middle;

eo*

  ire, ivi, itum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  go, walk; march, advance; pass; flow; pass (time); ride; sail;

eo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - therefore, for that reason, consequently; by that degree; so much the more/less;

  - there, to/toward that place; in that direction; to that object/point/stage;

eodem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the same place/purpose;

Eosos*

  f., N2.6 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dawn; Dawn (personified); the_Orient;

Eous*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  morning star; Oriental, dweller in the east; one of the horses of the Sun;

Eous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eastern; of the dawn; belonging to/of/set in the morning;

eparchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  eparchy, diocese (in Eastern Church);

epastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  eaten up;

ephebeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hall in gymnasium for the use of adolescents/teens; school (Ecc); college;

ephebia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  school for youth;

ephebiceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suitable for adolescent/teen boy(s);

ephebus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  boy (Greek) at age of puberty; youth; adolescent (age 18-20 by Athenian law);

ephemeris*

  f., N3.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  journal, diary; newspaper (Cal);

Ephesius*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- NearEast common OLD]

  of/from/belonging to Ephesus (city in Asia Minor), Ephesian;

Ephesos*

  f., N2.6 locale [archaic --- NearEast common OLD]

  Ephesus, city in Asia Minor (w/temple of Artemis/a 7 wonder);

Ephesus*

  f., N2.1 locale [archaic --- NearEast common OLD]

  Ephesus, city in Asia Minor (w/temple of Artemis/a 7 wonder);

ephi*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  ephah, Jewish dry measure; (ten gomor, over twenty bushels);

ephippiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  riding with a saddle;

ephippium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pad saddle, horse blanket (to ride on);

ephod*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  part of clothing of a Jewish priest;

ephoebias*

  m., N1.8 person [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  body of youth; group of adolescent boys;

ephoebus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  boy (Greek) at age of puberty; youth; adolescent (age 18-20 by Athenian law);

ephorus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal Greece uncommon CAS]

  ephor, a Spartan magistrate;

ephphatha*

  ephphathai, ephphathaum, V9.9 trans [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  be thou opened; (Mark 7:34); (Aramaic);

ephpheta*

  ephphetai, ephphetaum, V9.9 trans [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  be thou opened; (Mark 7:34); (Aramaic);

Ephratheus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Ephramite, member of the Israel tribe of Ephraim;

epibaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of travelers;

epichirema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  type of argument;

epicinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  aftermath, afterwards; (victory);

epiclesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  invocation; calling down; summoning;

epicopus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  provided with oars;

epicrocus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  transparent, fine;

Epicureus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  Epicurean, one belonging to the Epicureans, follower philosopher Epicurus;

Epicureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  Epicurean, belonging to the Epicureans, following philosopher Epicurus;

Epicurius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  Epicurean, one belonging to the Epicureans, follower philosopher Epicurus;

Epicurius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  Epicurean, belonging to the Epicureans, following philosopher Epicurus;

epicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  epic;

epicyclus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  epicycle; small circle centered on perimeter of larger circle;

epidemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  epidemic;

epidicticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  for display;

epidipnis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dessert;

epigonation*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  ornament on bishop's cincture in Greek rite;

epigramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inscription/epitaph; short poem/epigram; mark tattooed on criminal;

epigramma*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- poet --- lesser OLD]

  inscription/epitaph; short poem/epigram; mark tattooed on criminal;

epigrammatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inscription/epitaph; short poem/epigram; mark tattooed on criminal; (DAT/ABL P);

epigraphia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  epigraphy;

epigraphicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  epigraphic;

epigraphista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  epigraphist;

epilempsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  epilepsy;

epilempsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  epilepsy;

epilempticus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  epileptic, suffering from epilepsy; of/pertaining to epilepsy;

epilepsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  epilepsy;

epilepticus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  epileptic, suffering from epilepsy; of/pertaining to epilepsy;

epilogus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  conclusion, peroration, epilogue;

epimanikon*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  maniple in Greek rite; a Eucharistic vestment;

epimedion*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  staircase-rail;

epimenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  month's rations (pl.);

epinicion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  song of victory;

epinicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  song of victory;

epinikion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  song of victory;

Epiphania*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Epiphany, 12th Night, feast of three Kings/Magi; manifestation; plane surface;

epiphonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  second of two musical notes and smaller than first;

epiphora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  flowing, afflux; running down/defluxion of humors; repetition;

epiredium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strap by which a horse was fastened to a vehicle; a trace;

episcopalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  episcopal, of a bishop;

episcopaliter*

  adv. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  in episcopal fashion;

episcopatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  bishopric; episcopate; bishop's office/dignity/see; overseer; post of authority;

episcopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  bishop's see; bishop's residence;

episcopus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryfreq Eccl]

  bishop; patriarch; [~ castrensis => military bishop; ~ chori => choir director];

episema*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  tail on note in music to show prolongation;

epistola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  letter/dispatch/written communication; imperial rescript; epistle; preface;

epistolaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerned with letter/letters; epistulary;

Epistolarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  book of Epistles;

epistolella*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  short epistle;

epistolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  note, short letter;

epistula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  letter/dispatch/written communication; imperial rescript; epistle; preface;

epistularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerned with letter/letters; epistulary;

epistylium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  architrave, crossbeam on/between columns; architrave+frieze+cornice; capital;

epitaphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  funeral oration;

epithalamium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  nuptial song;

epitheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  addition;

epitheton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  epithet; adjective;

epitoma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  epitome, abridgement;

epitome*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  epitome, abridgement;

epitomo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  abridge, epitomize;

epitonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  faucet;

epitrachelion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  stole;

epitriton*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  four-thirds, having ratio 4:3;

epitritos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  epitrite, metrical foot with one short and three longs;

epitritos*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  four-thirds, having ratio 4:3;

epitritus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval poet --- uncommon SrcZ]

  four-thirds, having ratio 4:3;

epitropous*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  factor; steward;

epizootia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  epizootic disease, one temporarily prevalent among animals; (cattle plague);

epogdoon*

  , adj. [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  nine-eighths; (music); whole and eighth;

epogdoos*

  , adj. [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  nine-eighths; (music); whole and eighth;

epogdous*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  nine-eighths; (music); whole and eighth;

epops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hoopoe, bird of family Upupidae;

Eporedorix*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Eporedorix; (Aedui Gaul);

epos*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  epic poem (only in NOM and ACC S);

epoto*

  are, avi, um, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drink down/up, quaff, drain; absorb; swallow/suck up; empty (vessel); engulf;

epoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- common L&S]

  drink down/up, quaff, drain; absorb; swallow/suck up; empty (vessel); engulf;

epotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drunk up/down, drained; exhausted; absorbed, swallowed up;

eppheta*

  epphetai, epphetaum, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  be thou opened (Mark 7:34); (Aramaic);

eptheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  addition;

epula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  courses (pl.), food, dishes of food; dinner; banquet; feast for the eyes;

epulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dine sumptuously, feast;

epulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feast; solemn or public banquet; entertainment;

eq*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  knight (eques); abb. eq.; member of the equestrian order;

equa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mare;

eques*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - horseman/cavalryman/rider; horsemen (pl.), cavalry; equestrian order;

  - knight (abb. eq.); (wealthy enough to own his own horse); horse (Bee);

equester*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  knight; one of equestrian order/class (in Rome > 67 BC w/400_000 sesterces);

equester*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  equestrian, mounted on horse; of/belonging to/consisting of horseman/cavalry;

equestr*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  equestrian, mounted on horse; of/belonging to/consisting of horseman/cavalry;

equestre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  seats (pl.) in theater reserved for members of equestrian order/class;

equidem*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  truly, indeed; for my part;

equile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  horse-stable;

equinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  concerning horses;

equipollenter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  equivalently;

equiso*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  groom, stable-boy; person in charge of horses;

equitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  horsemanship, equitation, riding;

equitatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  - cavalry, horse-soldiers; equestrian order; bodies of cavalry (pl.);

  - horsemanship, equitation, riding; creature in heat (mare) (L+S);

equito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ride (horseback);

equivalenter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  equivalently;

equuleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little horse, colt; rack, instrument of torture;

equus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  horse; steed;

era*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mistress; lady of the house; woman in relation to her servants; Lady;

eradico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  root out,eradicate;

erado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scrape away/clean/smooth, pare; erase/delete; erase/strike (name in disgrace);

ercisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  divide an inheritance;

erectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  erection, lifting p; act of placing in upright position; permit to travel;

erectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  upright, erect; perpendicular; confident/bold/assured; noble; attentive/alert;

eremita*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  hermit, eremite; anchorite; recluse;

eremiticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Def]

  hermit-like, pertaining to/living like hermit; solitary, secluded, reclusive;

eremitis*

  , adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  solitary, secluded, recluse; pertaining to/living like hermit;

eremus*

  m., N2.1 where [late --- --- common L&S]

  wilderness, wasteland, desert;

eremus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  waste, desert;

ereptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  seizure; forcible taking;

erga*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  towards, opposite (friendly);

ergastilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jailer in a ergastulum/workhouse/penitentiary;

ergastulum*

  n., N2.2 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  convicts (pl.); chain gang; inmates of a workhouse/penitentiary;

ergastulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prison; prison on estate where refractory slaves worked in chains; workhouse;

ergo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  therefore; well, then, now;

erica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  heather;

ericius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hedgehog; beam thickly studded with iron spikes as a military barrier;

erigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  raise, erect, build; rouse, excite, stimulate;

erilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a master or mistress;

erinaceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hedgehog;

erinacius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon SrcW]

  hedgehog (of genus Erinaceus); porcupine (of genus Hystrix) (Ecc);

eripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  snatch away, take by force; rescue;

eris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  hedgehog;

erithacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  robin;

ermellineus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  of ermine;

ero*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kind of basket made with plaited reeds; hamper; (aero);

erodio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  heron; (pure Latin - ardea); hamper; (aero);

erogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  paying out, distribution;

erogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pay out, expend;

eroticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  erotic; amatory, concerned with love;

errabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wandering;

erraticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roving, erratic; wild;

erratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  error, mistake (in thought/action); moral error, lapse;

erraum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  error, mistake; lapse;

erro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wander, go astray; make a mistake, err; vacillate;

erro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  truant; vagabond, wanderer;

erronee*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  erroneously;

erroneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wandering (planets); straying; vagrant; wrong, erroneous (Ecc);

error*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wandering; error; winding, maze; uncertainty; deception;

erubesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  redden, blush, blush at; blush for shame, be ashamed of;

eruca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rocket (rocquette), cruciformous herb (Eruca sativa); (salad/aphrodisiac);

eructo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring up noisily; discharge violently;

eructuo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  gush forth;

erudero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clear from rubbish;

erudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  educate, teach, instruct;

eruditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  instruction/teaching/education; learning/erudition; taught knowledge; culture;

eruditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  learned, skilled;

erugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  take wrinkles/creases from;

erugo*

  gere, -, uctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  disgorge noisily (food/drink);

erumpnus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  distressful;

erumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- bio --- veryfreq OLD]

  - burst/pop (abscess/boil); cause (swelling) to burst; become dislocated (limb);

  - break out (of); burst/sally/spring/issue forth/out/on; sprout; erupt;

erungion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea holly; genus of prickly plants; (Eryngium maritimum and allies);

erungium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea holly; genus of prickly plants; (Eryngium maritimum and allies);

eruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pluck/dig/root up, overthrow, destroy; elicit;

eruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sortie, rush, sally, sudden rush of troops from a position;

erus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  master, owner;

erutor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  rescuer;

ervilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of vetch; (Lathyrus sativus/cicera); bitter-vetch (L+S); kind of pulse;

ervum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kind of cultivated vetch; (Vicia/Ervum ervilia); its seeds;

erynge*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea holly; genus of prickly plants; (Eryngium maritimum and allies);

eryngion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea holly; genus of prickly plants; (Eryngium maritimum and allies);

eryngium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  sea holly; genus of prickly plants; (Eryngium maritimum and allies);

erysimon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (prob.) species of hedge-mustard; (also irio); a grain (L+S);

erysimum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant; (prob.) species of hedge-mustard; (also irio); a grain (L+S);

erysisceptrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  low thorny scrub;

erythinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  red sea-mullet (Pliny);

esca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  food, meat; a dish prepared for the table; victuals; bait (for fish/animals);

escarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to food or bait;

escendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ascend, go up, mount;

eschaeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  escheat; property lapsed to lord(if owner dies without heir);

eschatologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Eccl]

  eschatology, study of final things; study of end of world;

eschatologicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Eccl]

  eschatological, pertaining to end (of world);

esculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  edible, eatable, esculent; fit for food, fit to be eaten;

Esdras*

  m., N9.9 person [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Esdras; (name sometimes given to Bible book Ezra and author);

esecutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  performance, carrying out; enforcement (law), act to right wrong; discussion;

esicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  salmon; a fish;

esotericismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Eccl]

  theory of esotericism/esoterism; holding esoteric doctrines;

esotericus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  esoteric; designed for/appropriate to an inner circle of privileged disciples;

esperantista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  Esperantist, one versed in Esperanto (European-based artificial language);

essedarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gladiator, soldier fighting from a chariot;

essedarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to a war chariot;

essedum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  war chariot (two wheeled); light traveling carriage;

essendio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [late eccl --- uncommon SrcZ]

  make real; endow with essence;

essendum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  being; (gerund of esse); [essendi/essendo => of/in being];

essentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  essence, substance, being, actuality, essential thing; existing entity, whole;

essential*

  n., N3.4 thing [later science --- uncommon Med]

  essential qualities (pl.);

essentialis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- common Med]

  essential;

essentialiter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  essentially;

essentificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Med]

  realization, making real;

essentifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon Med]

  make real; endow with essence;

essentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 trans [late eccl --- uncommon Med]

  make real; endow with essence;

essoniator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  one who essoins, one who excuses court absence;

essonio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  essoin, excuse court absence;

essonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  essoin, excuse for court absence;

essuriens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hungry person;

essuriens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hungry; ravenous, starving;

essurienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hungrily, ravenously;

Esther*

  f., N9.9 person [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Esther; (book/heroine of Bible, Jewess born Edessa, Queen of Persia);

estimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  valuation;

estimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  value; estimate;

estoverium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  estovers, necessities allowed (to tenant) by law (espec. of wood);

estuans*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  passionate?;

estuanter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  passionately;

esuriens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hungry person;

esuriens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hungry; ravenous, starving;

esurienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hungrily, ravenously;

esuries*

  f., N5.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hunger;

esurio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be hungry, hunger; want to eat, desire food; desire eagerly;

esurio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hungry man/person;

esuritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hunger; state of hunger; hungering (L+S);

esuritor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hungry man/person; one suffering from hunger;

esus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eating, taking of food;

et*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  and, and even; also, even; (et ... et = both ... and);

etas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lifetime, age, generation; period; stage, period of life, time, era;

etc*

  n., N9.8 thing [scholar --- --- frequent SrcZ]

  etcetra, and so forth; abb. etc.; (in use in modern Latin texts if not before);

etenim*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  and indeed, because, since, as a matter of fact (independent reason, emphasis);

eternus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  eternal, everlasting, imperishable; perpetual; having no beginning/end;

etesia*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  etesian winds (pl.), NW winds blowing during dog days in Eastern Mediterranean;

etheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  portico (pl.); gallery;

ethica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  ethics; moral philosophy; science of right and wrong;

ethice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ethics; moral philosophy; science of right and wrong;

ethicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  ethics (pl.); moral philosophy; science of right and wrong;

ethicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ethical, of/belonging to ethics/morals; of character; psychological;

ethnicus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  heathen; pagan;

ethnicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  heathen; pagan;

ethnographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethnography;

ethnographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethnographic;

ethnologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethnology;

ethnologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethnological;

ethnologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ethnologist;

ethologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  characterization, delineation of character; character sketch; ethnology (Ecc);

ethologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  ethnological, of ethnology;

ethologus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  mimic, one who portrays character with gestures;

etiam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - and also, besides/furthermore, in addition/as well; even, actually; yes/indeed;

  - now too, as yet, still, even now; yet again; likewise; (particle); (et-iam);

etiamnum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  even now, still, yet;

etiamnunc*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  even now, still, yet;

etiamsi*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  even if, although;

etiamtum*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  even then; yet;

etsi*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  although, though, even if; albeit; I know that but;

etymologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  etymology;

eu*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well done! bravo!; splendid! (sometimes ironic);

eucharis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  gracious;

eucharistia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  Eucharist/Communion; (elements of); any consecrated offering; thanksgiving;

eucharistial*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  vessel for preserving the Holy Eucharist;

eucharistialus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  Eucharistic, pertaining to Holy Eucharist;

eucharisticon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  thanksgiving; Eucharist/Communion;

eucharisticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  Eucharistic/pertaining to Holy Eucharist; [Doctor ~ => St. John of Chrystostom];

eucharistium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  consecrated elements (pl.) of the Eucharist/Communion;

euchelaion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy oil; sacrament of anointing in Greek rite;

euchologion*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval eccl Greece uncommon Eccl]

  euchologion, book of liturgies/prayers for administration of Orthodox sacraments

eugae*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oh, good! fine! well done! (delight/pleasure/surprise, sometimes ironic);

euge*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oh, good! fine! well done! (delight/pleasure/surprise, sometimes ironic);

eugeneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  well-born; noble; generous;

eugenicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  eugenic;

eugepae*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  well done!; (sometimes ironic);

euhans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uttering the name/cry Euhan (Bacchus);

Euhios*

  m., N2.6 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Bacchus, title given to Bacchus;

Euhius*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Bacchus; title given to Bacchus;

euhoe*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cry of joy used by the votaries of Bacchus;

eukaristia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Eucharist/Communion; (elements thereof); consecrated offering;

eulogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  present/gift/blessing; name for Holy Eucharist/consecrated bread; fine language;

Euminis*

  f., N3.7 group [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  Fury/Eumenide; (usu. pl.); (euphemistically) the gracious/benevolent ones;

eunuchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  eunuch;

euoeeuhoe*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shout of the Bacchantes;

euphonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  euphony; quality of having pleasant sound;

euphonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sonorous, resonant; (applied to virile man vs. eunuch); pleasant (sound);

euphoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  euphoria;

Euphrates*

  m., N3.3 locale [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Euphrates; (river);

euresilogus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval science --- uncommon Sou]

  sophist, sophistical person;

euripus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  channel, canal;

eurisilogus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval science --- uncommon Sou]

  sophist, sophistical person;

euro*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  euro (currency);

euroaquilo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- inscription OLD]

  north-east wind;

eurocrata*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Eurocrat;

euronotus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  south-east wind;

euronummus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Euro (currency);

euronus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Euro (currency);

Europa*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Europe;

eurous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eastern;

eurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  east (or south east) wind; the east;

Eusebius*

  m., N2.5 name [late --- NearEast veryrare SrcZ]

  Eusebius; (Bishop of Caesarea, 260-341, "Historia Ecclesiatica"); (Pope 310);

euthanasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- veryrare Eccl]

  euthanasia;

eutyches*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  fortunate;

euus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  eating; taking of food;

Eva*

  f., N1.1 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Eve;

evacuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  empty (vessel); purge, evacuate (bowels);

evado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  evade, escape; avoid;

evagino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  unsheathe;

evago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wander off/out/forth/to and fro, stray; maneuver; spread, overstep;

evalesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  increase in strength; prevail, have sufficient strength (to);

evanesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vanish/disappear; pass/fade/die (away/out); lapse; become weak/void/forgotten;

evangeliarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  book of Gospels;

evangelicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  evangelical; of/pertaining to the Gospel;

evangelista*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  preacher (of the Gospel); evangelist;

evangelistarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  book of Gospels;

evangelium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Good news; Gospel;

Evangelium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Gospel, Good News;

evangelizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  evangelization, preaching the Gospel

evangelizator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  preacher (of the Gospel); evangelist;

evangelizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later eccl --- common L&S]

  preach/declare/proclaim (the Gospel); evangelize, win to Gospel by preaching;

evanidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vanishing, passing away;

evanno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  winnow out; cast out (the chaff from fan leaving the grain);

evans*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  crying Euhan!; (surname of Bacchus);

evanuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  become vain/empty/foolish;

evaporatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  evaporation;

evasio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  escape; deliverance; going out; evasion;

evasto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devastate;

evectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  ascension, flight, soaring aloft; permit to travel by public post;

eveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  carry away, convey out; carry up; exalt; jut out, project;

evello*

  lere, li, vulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pull/pluck/tear/root out;

evenio*

  ire, eveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  come out/about/forth; happen; turn out;

evenio*

  ire, eveni, ntum, V3.4 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it happens, it turns out; come out, come forth;

eventilatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scattered; dissipated;

eventilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  winnow thoroughly; fan away; fan (L+S); set in motion (air);

eventum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  occurrence, event; issue, outcome;

eventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outcome, result, success; event, occurrence; chance, fate, accident;

everbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beat violently;

everriculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fishing-net, drag-net; clean sweep; brush (Cal);

everro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sweep/clean out (room/litter); sweep (sea) with dragnet; net (by dragging);

eversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  destruction; overturning/upsetting; expulsion/turning out; revolution (Cal);

eversor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who destroys or overthrows;

everto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  overturn, turn upside down; overthrow, destroy, ruin;

evestigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tracked out, discovered;

evictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  eviction; recovery at law in virtue of superior title;

evidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  apparent, evident;

evidenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clearly, obviously/manifestly/evidently; vividly, giving realistic impression;

evidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  evidence; obviousness; vividness; quality of being manifest/evident;

evigilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  awakening;

evigilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be wakeful; watch throughout the night; devise or study with careful attention;

evilesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  become vile/worthless/despicable; cheapen;

evincio*

  cere, nxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bind, bind up/around; wind around; wreathe round;

evinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overcome, conquer, subdue, overwhelm, defeat utterly; prevail, bring to pass;

eviratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  effeminate;

eviro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deprive of virility; weaken;

eviscero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disembowel; eviscerate;

evitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  avoidable;

evitandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  that which must be avoided;

evito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shun, avoid;

evocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  summoning/evocation; calling/ordering out the troops; calling up dead spirits;

evocator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who orders out troops;

evocatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  veteran; volunteer; veterans again called to service (pl.);

evoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call forth; lure/entice out; summon, evoke;

evolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly away, fly up/out/forth; rush out/forth;

evolutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  development, unfolding; action of reading through; evolution (Ecc);

evolutivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  evolutionary;

evolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roll out, unroll; disclose, unfold; extricate; pursue; explain;

evomo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vomit out;

evovae*

  n., N9.9 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Eccl]

  evovae; (meaningless word used in choral books to show some vowel sounds);

evulgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  publication, making known, divulging;

evulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make public, divulge;

evulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pulling out; eradication, utter destruction; extinction (Souter);

ex*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  out of, from; by reason of; according to; because of, as a result of;

exacerbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  provocation; exasperation;

exacerbesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become irritated/exasperated/angry;

exacerbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  irritate/exasperate, enrage/provoke; aggravate/make worse; grieve, afflict;

exactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - exaction (tax/debt), enforcement (labor); expulsion, driving out; supervision;

  - expulsion; supervision, enforcement; precise execution; extraction (tax/debt);

exactitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  accuracy;

exactor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expeller; exactor; collector of taxes;

exactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  exact, accurate;

exacuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make sharp or pointed; stimulate;

exacutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  action of sharpening to a point;

exacutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  sharpened; stimulated;

exadversum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  opposite;

exadversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  opposite;

exaedifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complete the building of, construct;

exaequo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  equalize, make equal; regard as equal; be equal (to);

exaestuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boil up; seethe, rage;

exaggero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heap up, accumulate; magnify;

exagito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive out; stir up, disturb continually, harass; attack, scold, discuss;

exaltatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  exaltation, elevation; pride, haughtiness;

exalto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  exalt, elevate, raise; praise; deepen;

examen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - exam/test; apparatus/process of weighing, balance;

  - swarm (bees); crowd; agony;

examinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  examiner; arbitrator;

examinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  careful, scrupulous; exact;

examino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weigh, examine, consider;

examussim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  according to rule, exactly, quite;

exanimalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dead, lifeless; deadly, destructive of life;

exanimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dead; lifeless; breathless, terrified, dismayed;

exanimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kill, deprive of life; scare, alarm greatly; tire, exhaust; be out of breath;

exanimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dead; lifeless;

exanthema*

  n., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pustule; pimple, zit; eruption on the skin;

exantlo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exhaust; endure; bar; suffer much from toil;

exaperio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  disclose; explain; disentangle;

exarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  exarchy; (Eastern Church people not in eparchy, committed to exarch bishop);

exarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  exarch; (Eastern Church bishop governing exarchy);

exardesco*

  cere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flare/blaze up; break out; glow; rage; be provoked, enraged; be exasperated;

exardo*

  dere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  kindle; inflame; break out;

exaresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dry up;

exarmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  - disarm, deprive of weapons/arms; weaken, deprive of military strength;

  - dismantle/remove ship's tackle; deprive beasts of their natural weapons;

exaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plow or dig up; plow; note down (by scratching the wax on the tablets);

exasperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irritation; exasperation (Ecc); bitterness;

exasperator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  provoker, one who provokes/irritates;

exasperatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  provoker (female), she who provokes/irritates;

exaspero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roughen; irritate;

exatio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  satisfy, satiate; glut;

exauctoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  release or dismiss from military service;

exaudibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  worthy of being heard;

exaudiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  that listens to or heeds (prayers/supplication); understanding, listening;

exaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hear clearly; comply with, heed; hear from afar; understand;

exauditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  favorable answer to prayer;

exauditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  one who listens (favorably/graciously) to prayer;

exauguratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  profanation, desecration;

excaeco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blind (completely), confuse/hide/obscure; dull/dim; block channel; de-eye plant;

excalceatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  barefoot; unshod;

excalceo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  remove the shoes from;

excalceo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  remove the shoes from;

excalcio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  remove the shoes from;

excalfactorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warming; heating (Pliny);

excambium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  excambion; exchange/barter (espec. of land);

excandescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  heat, irascibility;

excandesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  catch fire, burst into flame; blaze (w/light); flare up, burn w/rage/anger;

excardinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  excardination; (transfer of cleric to another diocese/consecrated life);

excardino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  excardinate; (transfer of cleric to another diocese/consecrated life);

excarnifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  torture, punish; torment/torture mentally; hack/cut/tear to pieces (L+S);

excarpus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare SrcY]

  abstract;

excavo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hollow/scoop out, make hollow; produce/make/form by excavation/hollowing out;

excedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pass, withdraw, exceed; go away/out/beyond; die;

excellens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  distinguished, excellent;

excellenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excellently;

excellentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excellence, superiority; merit;

excello*

  lere, -, lsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be eminent/preeminent; excel;

excelsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  citadel;

excelse*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  preeminently, outstandingly; in elevated/sublime manner; at/to high elevation;

excelsitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  loftiness; height; preeminence; sublimity;

excelsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  height, high place/ground/altitude; eminence; high position/rank/station;

excelsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common Sou]

  altar, temple (pl.); citadel; [in ~is/in ~o => in the highest/on high];

excelsus*

  a, um, adj. [later drama --- lesser Sou]

  high pitched (sound/note);

excelsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lofty/high; tall; exalted; elevated; noble; of high position/rank/reputation;

excentricitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  eccentricity (geometry);

excentricus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  eccentric orbit;

exceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exception, qualification;

exceptionalis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exceptional;

excepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take out, take up; inhale, take (to oneself);

exceptorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  receptacle (for water), tank, cistern; reservoir (Ecc);

exceptus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  only; excepted;

excerebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brain, bash the head in; deprive of brains; make senseless; stupefy;

excerpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pick out; select;

excerptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extract, excerpt;

excerptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extract, excerpt;

excessivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  excessive;

excessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  departure; death; digression; departure from standard; B:protuberance; excess;

excetra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  snake, viper;

excidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  military destruction (of towns/armies); ruin/demolition; subversion/overthrow;

excido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut out/off/down; raze, destroy;

excido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  perish; disappear; escape, fall out; be deprived of; lose control of senses;

excieo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rouse; call out send for; summon; evoke;

excindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  demolish/destroy, raze to ground (town/building); exterminate/destroy (people);

excio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rouse; call out send for; summon; evoke;

excipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  take out; remove; follow; receive; ward off, relieve;

excipulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bin;

excisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cut, cutting, slip, piece;

excito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wake up, stir up; cause; raise, erect; incite; excite, arouse;

excitor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  awakener; [Excitor mentium => Christ, awakener of souls];

exclamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exclamation, saying;

exclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  exclaim, shout; cry out, call out;

exclaustratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  exclaustration; (permission to remain outside cloister for definite period);

exclaustratus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  exclaustrated; (being outside cloister with permission);

excludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shut out, shut off; remove; exclude; hinder, prevent;

exclusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sluice;

exclusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  exclusion, keeping out; shutting out; debarring;

exclusive*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exclusively;

exclusivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exclusive;

excogitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thinking out, conniving, devising; invention (Ecc);

excogito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  think out; devise, invent, contrive;

excolo*

  lere, lui, cultum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  improve; develop, honor;

excommunicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  excommunication; censure excluding from Church/community/communion w/faithful);

excommunico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  excommunicate; (exclude Catholic from communion w/faithful);

excoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boil; temper (by heat); boil away; dry up, parch;

excorio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  strip of skin/covering; flay, skin, strip;

excors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  silly, stupid;

excrementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excrement; spittle, mucus;

excresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow out or up; grow up; grow;

excrucio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torture; torment;

excubia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  watching (pl.); keeping of a watch/guard/vigil; the watch, soldiers on guard;

excubitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sentinel; watchman;

excubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleep/lie in the open/out of doors; keep watch; be attentive;

excudo*

  dere, di, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike out; forge; fashion; print (Erasmus);

exculco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trample down;

exculpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon Med]

  carve out; erase; (see exsculpo; source Latham, but pre-dates medieval times);

excuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  carefully seen to;

excurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run out; make an excursion; sally; extend; project;

excurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run out; make an excursion; sally; extend; project;

excursatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sally; onset; attack, charge (Sax); incursion;

excursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  running forth; sally;

excursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  running forth, onset, charge, excursion, sally, sudden raid;

excusabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excusable;

excusamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  excuse;

excusatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excuse;

excuso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  excuse/justify/explain; make excuse for/plead as excuse; allege; absolve/exempt;

excussio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  interrogation, examination; act of shaking (down);

excusso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryfreq Eccl]

  excuse/justify/explain; make excuse for/plead as excuse; allege; absolve/exempt;

excussus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  cast out; thrown down/out;

excutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shake out or off; cast out; search, examine;

execo*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut out/off; remove/make (hole) by cutting; cut, make cut in; castrate;

execrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  detestable; accursed;

execramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  accursed thing; increase, excess (Latham); excrement; [~ auri => gold fillings];

execratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  imprecation, curse;

execribilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accursed, detestable; of/belonging to cursing;

execro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curse; detest;

executio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  performance, carrying out; enforcement (law), act to right wrong; discussion;

executo*

  tere, ui, tum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  - follow, go after/along; strive after; go on with/persist in; attain/arrive at;

  - execute, carry out (duty); go through, rehearse; pursue; develop (topic);

executor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  executor, one who carries out task; performer; avenger;

executorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  executive;

executrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  executor (female), one who carries out task; performer; avenger;

exedo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat up, consume; hollow;

exedo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat up, consume; hollow;

exedra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hall for conversation or debate;

exeges*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar gram --- veryrare Med]

  exposition; exegesis (16th C);

exegeta*

  m/f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  exegete, interpreter/expounder of Scripture/difficult passages;

exemplabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  pattern-formed;

exemplar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  model, pattern, example, original, ideal; copy/reproduction; typical instance;

exemplare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  model, pattern, example, original, ideal; copy/reproduction; typical instance;

exemplaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  exemplary, serving as example/pattern;

exemplaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  copy; transcript;

exemplaritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  model, exemplar; archetypical quality;

exemplator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  copyist;

exemplo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval science --- lesser Def]

  adduce/serve as example/model/pattern; form after a pattern;

exemplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - example, sample, specimen; instance; precedent, case; warning, deterrent;

  - pattern, model; parallel, analogy; archetype; copy/reproduction, transcription;

exempoator*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  model, example;

exemptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  removal, taking out; preventing person's court appearance; exemption (Ecc);

exemptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  removal, action of removing/taking out;

exemptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exempt;

exenium*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  by mistake;

exentero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disembowel;

exeo*

  xire, xivi, xitum, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - come/go/sail/march/move out/forth/away, leave; pass (away), expire/perish/die;

  - discharge (fluid); rise (river); become visible; issue/emerge/escape; sprout;

exequia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  funeral procession/rites/services (pl.), obsequies; [~ ire => attend funeral];

exequiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  funeral rites (pl.);

exequialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  funeral-, of/related to funeral, of/belonging to funeral rites;

exequio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  follow in funeral procession to the grave; attend at the grave;

exequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - follow, go along/on with; pursue for vengeance/punishment; strive/search after;

  - persist in; execute, carry out; rehearse; attain, arrive at, accomplish;

exercens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  operator; worker; doer, performer;

exerceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  exercise, train, drill, practice; enforce, administer; cultivate;

exercitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exercise, training, practice; discipline;

exercitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trained, practiced, skilled; disciplined; troubled;

exercitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exercise; training; practice; proficiency/skill; written exercises (pl.);

exercito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  practice, exercise, train hard, keep at work;

exercitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trainer; exerciser; sports trainer (Cal);

exercitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concerning operator of business;

exercitrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  exercise-, that exercises (body);

exercitualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval war --- veryrare L&S]

  belonging to an army; army-derived;

exercitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  army, infantry; swarm, flock;

exero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stretch forth; thrust out (of land); put out (plant); lay bare, uncover (body);

exerro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wander off (from one's course);

exerto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stretch out; uncover;

exfornicatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  given to fornication;

exfugio*

  gere, exfugi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  flee/escape; run/slip/keep away (from), eschew/avoid; baffle, escape notice;

exhalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breathe out; evaporate; die;

exhaurio*

  ire, usi, ustum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw out; drain, drink up, empty; exhaust, impoverish; remove; end;

exhaustus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exhausted;

exhedra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare ---]

  conversation-hall; hall with seats; (exedra);

exheredatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  disinheritance; act of disinheriting;

exheredito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  disinherit;

exheredo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  disinherit;

exheres*

  , adj. [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  disinherited;

exhibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  present; furnish; exhibit; produce;

exhibitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  display, exhibition; example;

exhibitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  exibitory, of/connected with production in curt; of handing over/giving up;

exhilaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gladden, cheer; brighten, spruce up, enhance appearance;

exhonoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  shame;

exhonoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dishonor; despise;

exhorreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  shudder; be terrified;

exhorresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shudder; be terrified, tremble at;

exhortatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exhortation, action of admonishing/encouraging; inducement;

exhortativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of exhortation;

exhorto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  encourage;

exhorto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exhort, encourage, incite;

exicco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dry up; empty (vessel);

exico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut out/off; remove/make (hole) by cutting; cut, make cut in; castrate;

exide*

  adv. [later --- --- lesser ---]

  from then on;

exigentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  urgency, exigency; emergency;

exigo*

  gere, xegi, xactum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  drive out, expel; finish; examine, weigh;

exiguitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smallness, paucity; shortness; scarcity;

exiguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  small; meager; dreary; a little, a bit of; scanty, petty, short, poor;

exilio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  spring/leap/burst forth/out, leap up, start up, bound; emerge into existence;

exilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spring/leap/burst forth/out, leap up, start up, bound; emerge into existence;

exilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small, thin; poor;

exilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thinness/leanness/narrowness; meager/poorness; small/shortness; dryness (style);

exiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  feebly (Collins);

exilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  exile, banishment; place of exile/retreat (L+S); exiles (pl.), those exiled;

exim*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thence; after that, next in order, thereafter, then; furthermore; by that cause;

eximietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  excellence(title); uncommonness (Nelson);

eximius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - select; extraordinary/special; excellent; [Doctor Eximius => Francis Suarez];

  - outstanding/exceptional/remarkable; distinct; selected/choice (best victim);

eximo*

  mere, xemi, xemptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  remove/extract, take/lift out/off/away; banish, get rid of; free/save/release;

exin*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thence; after that, next in order, thereafter, then; furthermore; by that cause;

exinanio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  empty, remove contents of; strip; despoil; drain, dry, pour out; weaken/exhaust;

exinanitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  purging, emptying out; weakening process; emptiness (Ecc);

exinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thence; after that, next in order, thereafter, then; furthermore; by that cause;

existentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  existence; that by which essence becomes actual;

existentialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  existential;

existentialismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  existentialism (doctrine of);

existimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  opinion (good); reputation/name; esteem; judgment/view/estimation; credit;

existimator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  judge; critic, one who forms an opinion;

existimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  value/esteem; form/hold opinion/view; think/suppose; estimate; judge/consider;

existo*

  tere, titi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  step forth, appear; arise; become; prove to be; be (Bee);

existumatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  opinion (good/public); reputation/name; (forming of) judgment/view; credit;

existumator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  judge; critic, one who forms an opinion;

existumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  value/esteem; form/hold opinion/view; think/suppose; estimate; judge/consider;

exitabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  ruinously; perniciously;

exitiabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  destructive, deadly;

exitialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  destructive, deadly;

exitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  destructive, pernicious, deadly;

exitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  destruction, ruin; death; mischief;

exitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  exit, departure; end, solution; death; outlet, mouth (of river);

exlex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bound by no law, lawless, reckless;

exoculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blind, put out/deprive of eyes/sight;

Exodus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Exodus; (book of Bible);

exolesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grow up, become adult; grow stale, deteriorate; die out/fade away; be forgotten;

exoletus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  male prostitute;

exolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - unfasten/undo/loose; open (vein); thaw (ice); let flow (body discharge); solve;

  - set free, release; end, do away with; pay; award; release; perform/discharge;

exomologesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  confession of sin;

exonero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unload, disburden, discharge;

exopto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  long for;

exorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  capable of being moved by entreaty;

exoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  prayer; petition; mercy;

exorbito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  derail;

exorcismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  exorcism;

exorcista*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- common Saxo]

  exorcist; cleric of minor orders (second level from top/deacon);

exorcistatus*

  m., N4.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  exorcist, third of four lesser orders of Catholic Church; (no longer exists);

exorcistus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Saxo]

  exorcist; cleric of minor orders (second level from top/deacon);

exorcizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  exorcise;

exordio*

  ire, -, rsum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin, commence;

exordium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beginning; introduction, preface;

exorio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  come out, come forth; bring; appear; rise, begin, spring up; cheer up;

exornatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  embellishment (Collins);

exornatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  prettily dressed;

exornatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ornamented; embellished;

exorno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  furnish with, adorn, embellish;

exoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  persuade, obtain/win over by entreaty, prevail upon; beg, plead, entreat;

exors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without share in; exempt from lottery;

exos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  boneless, without bones;

exosculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  kiss;

exosculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  kiss fondly; express fondness for; admire greatly;

exosso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bone/de-bone, take out the bones, filet;

exostra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  theatrical machine (revealing the inside of house to spectators);

exosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hating;

exotericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  external; exoteric;

exoticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foreign, outlandish, exotic;

expallesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn pale, turn very pale; go white as a ghost;

expallidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  very/exceedingly pale/wan;

expalpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  coax out;

expando*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  spread out, expand; expound;

expando*

  dere, di, assum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  spread out, expand; expound;

expansio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  expansion; spreading out;

expatio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wander from the course; spread out;

expavesco*

  cere, vi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become frightened;

expectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expectation; suspense;

expecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  await, expect; anticipate; hope for;

expectoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  banish from mind;

expedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  disengage, loose, set free; be expedient; procure, obtain, make ready;

expeditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expedition, campaign; rapid march; account; proof by elimination;

expeditus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  light armed soldier;

expeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unencumbered; without baggage; light armed;

expedius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  free, easy; ready; ready for action; without baggage; unencumbered;

expello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  drive out, expel, banish; disown, reject;

expendiendus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  settled; disentangled;

expendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pay; pay out; weigh, judge; pay a penalty;

expensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  expenditure, money paid out; (assume pecunia); expenses (Bee);

expensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  expense; expenditure;

expensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  expenditure, money paid out; expenses (Bee);

expensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  paid out (money); entered into one's account as paid;

expergefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  awaken/wake up (from sleep); rouse/arouse (from inactivity); excite/stir up;

expergefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be awakened/aroused/excited; (expergefacio PASS);

expergisco*

  cere, -, rrectum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awake; bestir oneself;

experiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  active, enterprising (w/GEN);

experientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trial, experiment; experience;

experimentalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  experimental;

experimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trial, experiment, experience;

experio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  test, put to the test; find out; attempt, try; prove, experience;

expers*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  free from (w/GEN); without; lacking experience; immune from;

experta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  expert, she who has experience;

expertus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  expert, one who has experience;

expertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  well-proved, tested; shown to be true;

expes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hopeless (only NOM S); without hope;

expetesso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  desire, wish for;

expeto*

  tere, ti, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ask for; desire; aspire to; demand; happen; fall on (person);

expeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ask for; desire; aspire to; demand; happen; fall on (person);

expiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  atonement, expiation, purification;

expiatorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  satisfactory; expiatory, expiating;

expilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plunder, rob, despoil;

expio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expiate, atone for; avert by expiatory rites;

expiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breathe out; exhale; expire; die; cease;

expisco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  angle/fish for (information); search/fish/find out; inquire; (slang?);

explanatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  explanation (Collins);

explanatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  exposition, setting out/enunciating clearly in words; explanation (Ecc);

explano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  explain;

explanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  uproot, pull up/out/off (plant/shoot); cast out (Ecc);

explaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- drama --- common OLD]

  drive (actor) off stage by clapping; scare off; reject (claim); eject/cast out;

explementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  filling, stuffing;

expleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fill out; fill, fill up, complete, finish; satisfy, satiate;

expletio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fulfillment; process of perfecting; completion; satisfaction; obedience (to);

expletium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  issue;

expletivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  expletive, serving to fill out, introduced to occupy space or make up number;

explicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - solution/explanation (obscurity/problem); description, pictorial representation;

  - planning (buildings, etc.), laying out; uncoiling; method/style of exposition;

explicativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  explanatory;

explicite*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clearly, without ambiguity; plainly, explicitly (Ecc);

explicitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clear, straightforward, explicit, plain;

explico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unfold, extend; set forth, display, exhibit, explain, disentangle;

explico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfold, extend; set forth, explain;

explodeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  explode;

explodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- drama --- common OLD]

  drive (actor) off stage by clapping; scare off; reject (claim); eject/cast out;

exploratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  investigation, searching out; examination, exploration; reconnaissance unit;

exploratior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  explored;

explorator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  investigator, one who searches out; scout, spy;

exploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  search out, explore; test, try out; reconnoiter, investigate;

explosio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  explosion;

explosivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  exploding;

expolio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  polish; refine;

expolio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plunder;

expolitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  polisher;

exponens*

  m., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  exponent (math.);

exponentialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  exponential;

expono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  set/put forth/out; abandon, expose; publish; explain, relate; disembark;

exporrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stretch/spread out; smooth (brow); extend; expand, widen scope of (idea);

exportaticius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of export;

exportator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  exporter;

exporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  export, carry out;

exposco*

  cere, oposci, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  request, ask for, demand; demand the surrender of;

expositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  statement, description, explanation; narration; exposing (of a child);

expositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  exhibition (of art, of objects);

expostulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complaint, protest;

expostulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  demand, call for, remonstrate, complain about;

expresse*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  expressly, for express purpose; clearly, distinctly; pointedly; w/precision;

expressim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  explicitly; clearly; expressly;

expressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  expulsion/forcing out; elevating section (watermain); molding; expression (Ecc)

expressus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  distinct/clear/plain/visible/prominent, clearly defined; closely modeled on;

exprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  squeeze, squeeze/press out; imitate, copy; portray; pronounce, express;

exprobrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  worthy of reproach;

exprobratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reproaching, reproach;

exprobro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reproach, upbraid, reprove; bring up as reproach (against person DAT);

expromo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bring/take out (from store), put out; put to use, put in play; disclose, reveal;

expropriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  renunciation; deprivation (of property);

expugnabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  open to assault;

expugnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  storming, taking by storm; assault;

expugnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conqueror;

expugnax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  effectual in overcoming resistance;

expugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assault, storm; conquer, plunder; accomplish; persuade;

expulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  driving-out; expulsion;

expultrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one who drives out;

expuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spit out; eject; rid oneself of;

expurgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  justification, vindication; excuse; action of cleaning;

expurgatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  expurgated; purified, cleaned up;

expurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cleanse, purify; exculpate;

expurigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  justification, vindication; excuse; action of cleaning;

exquaesitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  research, inquiry, investigation; seeking for; desiring;

exquaesitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  searcher; investigator, researcher;

exquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seek out, search for, hunt up; inquire into;

exquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  research, inquiry, investigation;

exquisitor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  searcher; investigator, researcher;

exsanguis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bloodless, pale, wan, feeble; frightened;

exsatio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  satisfy, satiate; glut;

exsaturabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  capable of being satiated;

exsaturatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  filled, satisfied, sated, having enough;

exsaturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  satisfy, sate, glut;

exscidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  military destruction (of towns/armies); ruin/demolition; subversion/overthrow;

exscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  demolish/destroy, raze to ground (town/building); exterminate/destroy (people);

exscreo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cough out/up;

exscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  copy, write out;

exsculpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  carve out; erase;

exseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut out/off; remove/make (hole) by cutting; cut, make cut in; castrate;

exsecrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  detestable; accursed;

exsecramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  accursed thing; increase, excess (Latham); excrement; [~ auri => gold fillings];

exsecrandus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  detestable;

exsecratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  imprecation, curse;

exsecribilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  accursed, detestable; of/belonging to cursing;

exsecro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curse; detest;

exsectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cutting out;

exsecutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  performance, carrying out; enforcement (law), act to right wrong; discussion;

exsecutivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  executive; ministerial (Cal);

exsecuto*

  tere, ui, tum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  - follow, go after/along; strive after; go on with/persist in; attain/arrive at;

  - execute, carry out (duty); go through, rehearse; pursue; develop (topic);

exsecutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  executor, one who carries out task; performer; avenger;

exsecutrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser Eccl]

  executor (female), one who carries out task; performer; avenger;

exsequia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  funeral procession/rites (pl.), obsequies; [~as ire => attend funeral];

exsequiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  funeral rites (pl.);

exsequialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  funeral-, of/related to a funeral or funeral rites;

exsequio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  follow in funeral procession to the grave; attend at the grave;

exsequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - follow, go along/on with; pursue for vengeance/punishment; strive/search after;

  - persist in; execute, carry out; rehearse; attain, arrive at, accomplish;

exsero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stretch forth; thrust out (of land); put out (plants); lay bare, uncover (body);

exserto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stretch out; uncover;

exsicco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dry up; empty (vessel);

exsico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut out/off; remove/make (hole) by cutting; cut, make cut in; castrate;

exsilio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  spring/leap/burst forth/out, leap up, start up, bound; emerge into existence;

exsilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spring/leap/burst forth/out, leap up, start up, bound; emerge into existence;

exsilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  exile, banishment; place of exile/retreat (L+S); exiles (pl.), those exiled;

exsistentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  existence; that by which essence becomes actual;

exsistimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  opinion (good); reputation/name; esteem; judgment/view/estimation; credit;

exsisto*

  tere, stiti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  step out, come forth, emerge, appear, stand out, project; arise; come to light;

exsolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - unfasten/undo/loose; open (vein); thaw (ice); let flow (body discharge); solve;

  - set free, release; end, do away with; pay; award; release; perform/discharge;

exsomnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sleepless, wakeful;

exsors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without share in exempt from lottery;

exspatio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  digress, go from the course, wander from the way, spread, extend;

exspectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expectation; suspense;

exspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lookout for, await; expect, anticipate, hope for;

exspergo*

  gere, -, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sprinkle, scatter;

exspes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hopeless (only NOM S);

exspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breathe out, exhale; expire; cease, die;

exsplendesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glitter; shine; become conspicuous;

exspolio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pillage, rob, plunder;

exspuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spit out; eject; rid oneself of;

exstasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  rapture; ecstasy; trance;

exstasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  rapture; ecstasy; trance;

exstasis*

  f., N3.9 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  terror; amazement; ecstasy;

exstaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  ecstatic;

exsterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terrify greatly, frighten; madden;

exstimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  goad; stimulate;

exstinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon Eccl]

  annihilation, slaughter; extinction; dissolution;

exstinctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  extinguishing, annihilating;

exstinctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon Eccl]

  destroyer, annihilator;

exstinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  put out, extinguish, quench; kill, destroy;

exstirpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  root out, extirpate; pull/pluck out/up by roots; eradicate root and branch;

exsto*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stand forth/out; exist; be extant/visible; be on record;

exstructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  building-up; erection; adorning;

exstruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pile/build up, raise, build, construct;

exsudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exude; sweat out;

exsuffatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  act of blowing;

exsufflator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who blows at/upon; mocker; despiser;

exsufflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  blow at/upon; blow away;

exsuflatora*

  m., N1.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who blows at/upon; mocker; despiser; (exsufflator with 1 f - Whitaker);

exsuflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common L&S]

  blow at/upon; blow away; (exsufflo with 1 f - Whitaker);

exsul*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  exile (M/F), banished person; wanderer;

exsulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be exile, live in exile; be banished; be a stranger;

exsultabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  joyful;

exsultatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exultation, joy;

exsultim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  friskily;

exsulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rejoice; boast; exalt; jump about, let oneself go;

exsuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  able to be overcome;

exsupero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excel; overtop; surpass; overpower;

exsurdo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  deafen; make dull or blunt (taste);

exsurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bestir oneself/take action; swell/rise/move/extend up/out/to higher moral level;

  - rise (to one's feet/from bed/moon/in revolt); stand/rear/get up; come to being;

exsurrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  arising;

exsuscito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awaken; kindle; stir up, excite;

extasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  rapture; ecstasy; trance;

extasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  rapture; ecstasy; trance;

extasis*

  f., N3.9 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  terror; amazement; ecstasy;

extaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  ecstatic;

extemplo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  immediately, forthwith;

extemporalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unpremeditated, extempore, ad-lib; of a person speaking off the cuff;

extemporalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  ability to speak/compose extemporaneously;

extemporaliter*

  adv. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  unpremeditatedly, extemporaneously; off the cuff; at the moment;

extendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stretch/thrust out; make taut; extend/prolong/continue; enlarge/increase;

  - make even/straight/smooth; stretch out in death, (PASS) lie full length;

extendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stretch/thrust out; make taut; extend/prolong/continue; enlarge/increase;

  - make even/straight/smooth; stretch out in death, (PASS) lie full length;

extensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  span, hand-elbow; extension/stretching/spreading (L+S); swelling/tumor; strain;

extensor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stretcher; one who stretches/extends; torturer (using rack);

extensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extent; stretch; (of eagle's wings);

extensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  lengthened (vowel); wide, extended, extensive (L+S); prolonged, drawn out;

extentero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  cut open;

extenuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make thin; diminish;

exter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  outer/external; outward; on outside, far; of another country, foreign; strange;

extera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  foreigner (female);

extergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  wipe; wipe dry; wipe away;

extergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  wipe; wipe dry; wipe away;

exteritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  corruption; destruction (Vulgate 4 Ezra 15:39);

exterius*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  outwardly; externally;

exterminator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  destroyer; exterminator;

exterminium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  extermination, utter destruction;

extermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  banish, expel; dismiss;

externo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terrify greatly, frighten; madden;

externus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  outward, external; foreign, strange;

exterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike with terror, scare;

exterus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  foreigner (male);

exterus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  outer/external; outward; on outside, far; of another country, foreign; strange;

extimesco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take fright, be alarmed, dread;

extimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  goad; stimulate;

extimum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  outside; end;

extimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  outermost; farthest; end/utmost edge of;

extinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later war --- uncommon Eccl]

  extinction; annihilation, slaughter; dissolution;

extinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  quenching (esp. of lime, Latham); L:debt-discharge;

extinctorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  candlesnuffer; extinguisher;

extinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- war --- lesser ---]

  quench, extinguish; kill; destroy;

extispex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  soothsayer who practices divination by observation of entrails of victim;

extispicio*

  cere, ipexi, -, V3.1 trans [--- eccl --- veryrare SrcW]

  examination of entrails or sacrificial victims as means of divination;

extispicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  examination of entrails or sacrificial victims as means of divination;

extispicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  one who practices divination by observation of entrails;

exto*

  are, iti, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stand out or forth, project be visible, exist, be on record;

extollentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  insolence; haughtiness; pride;

extollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  raise; lift up; extol, advance; erect (building);

extorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  extort; tear away, twist away; twist/wrench out;

extorris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exiled;

extra*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outside;

extra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  outside of, beyond, without, beside; except;

extractio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  extraction;

extractum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  extract (chemistry);

extraculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  corkscrew;

extradiocesanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  extradiocesan, outside diocese;

extraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  drag out; prolong; rescue, extract; remove;

extrajudicialis*

  is, e, adj. [later legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  extrajudicial; outside court; outside course of law; not legally authorized;

extrajudicialiter*

  adv. [later legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  extrajudicially; outside court/law;

extramuranus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  beyond (city) walls; without walls;

extranea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  foreigner (female);

extraneus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  foreigner (male);

extraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  external, extraneous, foreign; not belonging to one's family or household;

extraordinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  supplementary; special; immoderate;

extrapolatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  extrapolation;

extrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  external; strange, not of one's household; not directly connected; extraneous;

extrasacramentalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  extrasacramental;

extremismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  extremism;

extremista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  extremist;

extremitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  border/outline/perimeter; end/extremity; ending/suffix; extreme condition/case;

extremum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  limit, outside; end;

extremus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  rear (pl.);

extrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disentangle, extricate, free;

extrinsecus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  outer; outside, external; extrinsic; unessential; extraneous;

extrinsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  from without/outside; externally; from extraneous source; w/no inside knowledge;

extritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  destruction; exhausting wear; misery (Vulgate);

extructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  building-up; erection; adorning;

extrudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrust out; draw out;

extruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pile up; build up, raise;

extum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bowels (pl.); entrails of animals (esp. heart, lungs, liver) for divination;

extumum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  outside; the end;

extumus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  outermost; farthest; end/utmost edge of;

extundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beat or strike out produce with effort;

exturbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive away, put away a wife;

exubero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  surge or gush up; be abundant, be fruitful;

exudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exude; sweat out;

exul*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exile (M/F), banished person; wanderer;

exulceratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  ulceration, condition of being raw/unhealed; irritation, that which exasperates;

exulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be exile, live in exile; be banished; be a stranger;

exultatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exultation, joy;

exulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jump about; let oneself go; exult;

exululo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  invoke with howls;

exundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gush forth; overflow with;

exuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pull off; undress, take off; strip, deprive of; lay aside, cast off;

exuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  able to be overcome;

exupero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excel; overtop; surpass; overpower;

exurgeo*

  ere, rsi, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  squeeze out;

exurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bestir oneself/take action; swell/rise/move/extend up/out/to higher moral level;

  - rise (to one's feet/from bed/moon/in revolt); stand/rear/get up; come to being;

exuro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn (up/out/completely); destroy/devastate by fire; dry up, parch; scald;

exuvia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  things stripped off (pl.); spoils, booty; memento, something of another's;

Ezechiel*

  m., N3.1 name [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Ezechiel; (Old Testament prophet); (book of Bible);

Ezra*

  m., N1.1 name [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Ezra; (Old Testament priest); (book of Bible);

f*

  m/f., N9.8 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  son/daughter; filius/filia, abb. f.;

faba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bean (plant/seed); bead, pellet (resembling bean);

fabella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  story, fable; play;

faber*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  workman, artisan; smith; carpenter;

faber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  skillful; ingenious; of craftsman/workman/artisan or his work;

Fabius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Fabius; (Roman gens name); Q. Fabius Maximus Cunctator, hero second Punic War;

Fabius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Fabius, Roman gens; Q. Fabius Maximus Cunctator, hero of second Punic War;

fabre*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  skillfully; ingeniously; in workmanlike manner;

fabrefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  make or fashion skillfully;

fabrefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- uncommon CAS]

  be made or fashioned skillfully; (fabrefacio PASS);

fabrica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - craft, art; craft of metalwork/building; construction/building/making;

  - workshop, factory; workmanship; plan, device; trick;

fabricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  structure; something made; act of making; factory-mark (Cal);

fabricator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  builder, maker, fashioner;

fabricensis*

  m., N3.3 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  armorer;

fabrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  build/construct/fashion/forge/shape; train; get ready (meal); invent/devise;

fabrico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  build/construct/fashion/forge/shape; train; get ready (meal); invent/devise;

fabrile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  carpenter's tools (pl.); work done by carpenter;

fabrilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to a workman; of a metal-worker/carpenter/builder;

fabriliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  skillfully; in workmanlike manner;

fabula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  story, tale, fable; play, drama; [fabulae! => rubbish!, nonsense!];

fabulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fable; idle talk; lie; gossip;

fabulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  storyteller, story-teller;

fabulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  talk (familiarly), chat, converse; invent a story, make up a fable;

fabulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  talk (familiarly), chat, converse; invent a story, make up a fable;

fabulositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fabulous invention (Pliny);

fabulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  storied, fabulous; celebrated in story;

facesso*

  sere, si, situm, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  do; perpetrate; go away;

facetia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wit (pl.), joke;

facetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  witty, humorous; clever, adept;

fachirus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fakir;

faci*

  ce, axi, -, V8.3 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  do, make; create; acquire; cause, bring about, fashion; compose; accomplish;

facialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  facial;

facies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  shape, face, look; presence, appearance; beauty; achievement;

facile*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  easily, readily, without difficulty; generally, often; willingly; heedlessly;

facilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  easy, easy to do, without difficulty, ready, quick, good natured, courteous;

facilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  facility; readiness; good nature; levity; courteousness;

faciliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  easily; (cited as example of pedantry by Quintilianus);

facilumed*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  easily, readily, without difficulty; generally, often; willingly; heedlessly;

facinarose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  viciously; scandalously;

facinarosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wicked, criminal; villainous; vicious;

facinerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wicked, criminal; villainous; vicious; (facinosus);

facinorose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  viciously; scandalously; (from facinosus);

facinorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wicked, criminal; vicious;

facinus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  deed; crime; outrage;

facio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - make/build/construct/create/cause/do; have built/made; fashion; work (metal);

  - act/take action/be active; (bowels); act/work (things), function, be effective;

  - produce; produce by growth; bring forth (young); create, bring into existence;

  - compose/write; classify; provide; do/perform; commit crime; suppose/imagine;

facticius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  artificial; skillfully-made;

factio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  party, faction; partisanship;

factiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  factious, seditious, turbulent;

factispecies*

  f., N5.1 thing [later legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  specific details; facts of case;

factitator*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  maker; doer; perpetrator;

factitius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  artificial;

factito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  do frequently, practice;

factor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  maker; perpetrator (of a crime); player (in a ballgame);

factum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fact, deed, act; achievement;

factura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  creation; work; deed; performance; handiwork;

facula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little torch;

facultas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  means; ability, skill; opportunity, chance; resources (pl.), supplies;

facultativus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  optional;

facunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eloquently; fluently;

facundia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eloquence;

facunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  fertility; G:readiness of speech; (=f(a)(e)cunditas);

facundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  eloquent; fluent; able to express eloquently/fluently (speech/written);

faecatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  made-from-dregs;

faecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lees/dregs of wine (used as a condiment or medicine);

faeculentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dregs; filth;

faeculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full of dregs/sediment; worthless; thick; impure, filthy;

faedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

faeles*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  cat; marten/ferret/polecat/wild cat; mouser; inveigler, seducer, tom-cat; thief;

faenebris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pertaining to usury; lent at interest;

faeneratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  usury, money-lending;

faenerator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  usurer, money-lender;

faenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lend money at interest; make interest/profit; invest/finance/supply; borrow;

faenero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lend money at interest; make interest/profit; invest/finance/supply; borrow;

faeneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of hay; [w/homines => men of straw];

faeniculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  fennel;

faenile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hayloft (pl.), place for storing hay; barn;

faeniseca*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  mower; a country-man;

faenisecium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  mowing, cutting of hay; mown grass, hay;

faenisicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  mowing, cutting of hay; mown grass, hay;

faenisicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  mowing, cutting of hay; mown grass, hay;

faenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hay; [~ Graecum => fenugreek];

faenus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interest (on capital), usury; profit, gain; advantage;

faeteo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stink; have a bad/offensive smell/odor;

faetidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stinking; foul-smelling; having a bad smell/odor;

faetor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stench; bad/foul smell, stink; foulness, noisomeness (L+S);

faetulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stinking; foul-smelling; fetulent (L+S);

faetutina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stinking/noisome place, cesspool, midden;

faex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dregs, grounds; sediment, lees; deposits; dregs of society;

fagineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the beech tree; of beech-wood, beechen;

faginus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the beech tree; of beech-wood, beechen;

fagottum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  bassoon;

fagus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beech tree;

fala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wooden tower or pillar;

falarica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heavy missile (orig. by siege tower catapult w/tow+pitch+fire); like hand spear;

falcanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sickle-maker, scythe-maker;

falcarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  sickle-maker, scythe-maker;

falcatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  armed with scythes; sickle-shaped, curved, hooked;

Falcidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  portion (1/4) of estate secured to legal heir by Falcidian law of 40 BC;

falcifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carrying a scythe; scythed;

falcitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  falseness;

falda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  falda; (garment of white silk worn by Pope on solemn occasions);

faldistorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  faldstool; (chair with armrest but no back); (used by bishop not in his church);

falere*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  platform (in a pen for birds);

Falerius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy lesser L&S]

  Falisci (pl.); (Latin people/Etruscan culture); (altered by Romans to Falerii);

Falernum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Falernian wine;

falisca*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rack in a manger;

Faliscus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy lesser L&S]

  Falisci (pl.); (Latin people of Etruscan culture); (sometimes called Aequi);

Faliscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common L&S]

  of/belonging to Falisci (people of Etruria); [~ venter => a sausage/haggis];

fallacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deceit, trick, stratagem; deceptive behavior or an instance of this;

fallacies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  deceit, trick, stratagem; deceptive behavior or an instance of this;

fallaciloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of deceptive/deceitful speech; speaking deceitfully/falsely (L+S);

fallaciosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  full of deception/deceit; deceitful, deceptive, fallacious (L+S);

fallacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  deceptiveness; untrustworthiness; deceit, artifice (L+S);

fallaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  deceptively/deceitfully, with intent to deceive; falsely, in misleading manner;

fallax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  deceitful, treacherous; misleading, deceptive; false, fallacious; spurious;

fallo*

  lere, fefelli, lsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  deceive; slip by; disappoint; be mistaken, beguile, drive away; fail; cheat;

falsarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  forger;

falsidicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lying;

falsificatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  falsification;

falsifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  falsify;

falsiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lying;

falsitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  falsehood, untruth, fraud, deceit; (sometimes pl.);

falso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  falsify;

falso*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  falsely; deceptively; spuriously;

falsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  falsehood, untruth, fraud, deceit;

falsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wrong, lying, fictitious, spurious, false, deceiving, feigned, deceptive;

falx*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sickle. scythe; pruning knife; curved blade; hook for tearing down walls;

fama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  rumor; reputation; tradition; fame, public opinion, ill repute; report, news;

famelicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  famished, starved; hungry;

famen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  utterance, articulation; word (Nelson);

fames*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hunger; famine; want; craving;

famigerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  famous, celebrated;

famigerator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rumor-monger;

familia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  household; household of slaves; family; clan; religious community (Ecc);

familialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/relating to family;

familiaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  domestic; of family; intimate; [familiaris res => one's property or fortune];

familiaris*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  member of household (family/servant/esp. slave); familiar acquaintance/friend;

familiaritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intimacy; close friendship; familiarity;

familiariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on friendly terms;

familicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  famished, starved; hungry;

famosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  famous, noted, renowned; talked of; infamous, notorious; slanderous, libelous;

famula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slave (female), maid, handmaiden, maid-servant; temple attendant;

famulamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  servanthood;

famularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of slaves, servile;

famulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  service; obedience; slavery;

famulitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  servitude, slavery; the servants of a house;

famulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be a servant, attend;

famulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  slave (male), servant; attendant;

famulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  serving; serviceable; servile; subject;

fanale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  torch; candle;

fanaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fanatic, frantic; belonging to a temple;

fanatismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fanaticism;

fandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be spoken; proper, lawful;

fano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  dedicate; consecrate;

fano*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  maniple, striped amice worn by Pope;

fantasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Med]

  fancy, imagined situation; mental image (Latham); imagination; phenomenon (Def);

fantasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  phase; (of the moon);

fanulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  small temple; shrine;

fanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sanctuary, temple;

fanus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that which is produced; interest on money/capital, usury, profit, gain;

far*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  husked wheat; grain, spelt; coarse meal, grits; sacrificial meal; dog's bread;

farciatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  insertion;

farcimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sausage;

farcio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stuff, fill up/completely; gorge oneself; insert as stuffing, cram (into);

FARES*

  FARESi, FARESum, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  PHARES; (MENE TEKEL PHARES writing on the wall - Vulgate Daniel 5:25);

farina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flour/meal (for dough/pastry); stuff persons made of; dust/powder (grinding);

farinatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  powdery; flour-like;

farinula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fine flour; small amount of flour;

farrago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mixed fodder, mash; mixture, medley; a hodgepodge; trifle;

farratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  provided with grain; made of grain;

farreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  made of spelt or wheat ("corn") or meal;

fars*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stuffing; minced meat;

farsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  insertion into parts of Mass;

fas*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  divine/heaven's law/will/command; that which is right/lawful/moral/allowed;

fascea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  band/strip; ribbon; B:bandage; streak/band of cloud; headband/filet; sash (Ecc);

fascia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  band/strip; ribbon; B:bandage; streak/band of cloud; headband/filet; sash (Ecc);

fasciculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little bundle/packet; bunch (of flowers);

fascinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fascination; bewitching;

fascinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  charmer; enchanter;

fascino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cast a spell on, bewitch;

fasciola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little bandage;

fascis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- legal Italy frequent OLD]

  - bundles of rods (w/ax) (pl.); (carried by lictors before high Roman magistrate);

  - bundle (esp. sticks/books sg.); faggot; packet, parcel; burden, load;

  - power/office of magistrate; bundle (esp. sticks/books); faggot; burden/load;

fascismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fascism;

fascista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fascist;

fascisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fascist;

faseolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kidney-bean; (see also phaseolus);

fasianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  pheasant; (phasianus);

fastidio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disdain; be scornful; feel aversion to, be squeamish;

fastidiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  squeamish; exacting; disdainful; nauseating;

fastidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loathing, disgust; squeamishness; scornful contempt, pride; fastidiousness;

fastigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pointed, sharp; wedge shaped; sloping, descending;

fastigium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  peak, summit, top; slope, declivity, descent; gable, roof; sharp point, tip;

fastigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make pointed; slope to point; exalt to high;

fastigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  exhaust; intoxicate;

fastosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  haughty, disdainful; proud, full of pride (L+S);

fastuosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  haughty, disdainful; proud, full of pride (L+S);

fastus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - calendar (pl.), almanac, annals; register of judicial days, register;

  - list of festivals (pl.); list of consuls who gave names to years;

fastus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scornful contempt, destain, haughtiness, arrogance, pride;

fastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not forbidden; [~ dies => day on which praetor's court was open, judicial day];

fatale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  deadline (pl.); time limit; [fatalia legis=> time limit of law; legal deadline];

fatalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fated, destined; fatal, deadly;

fatalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fatalism;

fataliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by destiny; by decree of fate;

fateo*

  ere, -, assum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  admit, confess (w/ACC); disclose; acknowledge; praise (w/DAT);

faticanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prophetic;

faticinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prophetic;

fatidicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prophetic;

fatifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deadly, fatal;

fatigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fatigue, weariness; exhaustion; (also of land);

fatigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  weary;

fatigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  weary, tire, fatigue; harass; importune; overcome;

fatiloqua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prophetess;

fatisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gape, crack; crack open, part asunder; grow weak or exhausted, droop;

fatisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gape, crack; crack open, part asunder; grow weak or exhausted, droop;

fatua*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fool (female);

fatue*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  foolishly;

fatuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  foolishness; folly;

fatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- poet --- veryfreq ---]

  utterance, oracle; fate, destiny; natural term of life; doom, death, calamity;

fatuus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fool;

fatuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foolish, silly; idiotic;

faucitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  prosperity;

fauna*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fauna;

Faunus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rustic god; deity of forest, herdsman; sometimes identified with Pan;

faustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  favorable; auspicious; lucky, prosperous;

fautor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  patron, protector; admirer; supporter, partisan; who promotes/fosters interests;

fautrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  patroness/protector; admirer/supporter/partisan; she promotes/fosters interests;

faux*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pharynx (usu pl.), gullet/throat/neck/jaws/maw; narrow pass/shaft/strait; chasm;

faveo*

  ere, vi, autum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  favor (w/DAT), befriend, support, back up;

favilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  glowing ashes, embers; spark; ashes;

favillesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be reduced to ashes;

favisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  patron, protector; admirer; supporter, partisan;

favitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  patron, protector; admirer; supporter, partisan;

Favonius*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  west wind;

favonius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hair dryer;

favor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  favor, goodwill; bias; applause;

favorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  popular, treated/regarded with favor, favored; win favor, conciliatory;

favorabiliter*

  adv. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  so as to win favor; stretching a point to favor one side, indulgently;

favus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  honeycomb;

fax*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- veryfreq ---]

  torch, firebrand, fire; flame of love; torment;

fe*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  pe; (17th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as P or F);

Feb*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  February (month/mensis understood); abb. Feb.;

febricito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  have fever, be feverish, be ill of a fever;

febricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slight fever, feverishness;

febris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fever, attack of fever;

Februarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  February (month/mensis understood); abb. Feb.;

februum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  religious purification; Roman feast (pl.) of purification;

feclinditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fertility fecundity;

feculentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  dregs, lees; impurities, filth;

fecundatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fertilization; act of making fertile/fruitful/productive;

fecunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  fruitfulness;

fecundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make fertile/fruitful;

fecundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fertile, fruitful; productive (of offspring), prolific; abundant; imaginative;

feditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  filthy object; nuisance;

fedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

fefello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  be failed(by); be disappointed(with);

feficius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  deifies, who makes one a god; consecrated, sacred; [lues ~ => epilepsy];

fel*

  , adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  happy; [fel. (felis) mem. (memoriae)/rec. (recordationis) => of happy memory];

fel*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- common CAS]

  gall, bile; poison; bitterness, venom; gall bladder;

feles*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cat; marten/ferret/polecat/wild cat; mouser; inveigler, seducer, tom-cat; thief;

felicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  luck, good fortune; happiness;

feliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  happily;

felio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  roar/cry (expressing the cry of a leopard);

felis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cat; marten/ferret/polecat/wild cat; mouser; inveigler, seducer, tom-cat; thief;

felix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  happy; blessed; fertile; favorable; lucky; successful, fruitful;

fellato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare other]

  suck (milk) (from); fellate, practice fellatio; (active participant);

fellator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fellator, one who practices fellatio;

fellatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fellatrix, she who practices fellatio;

fellico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  suck (milk) (from); fellate, practice fellatio; (active participant);

fellito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  suck (milk) (from); fellate, practice fellatio; (active participant);

fello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  suck (milk) (from); fellate, practice fellatio; (active participant);

felo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  suck (milk) (from); fellate, practice fellatio; (active participant);

felo*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  felon;

felonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  felony;

femella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  young woman, girl;

femen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  thigh (human/animal); flat vertical band on triglyph; [~ bubulum => plant];

femina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  woman; female;

feminal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  female external genitalia/private parts; thigh coverings (pl.); breeches (Ecc);

feminalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female external genitalia/private parts; thigh coverings (pl.), breech-cloth;

femineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  woman's; female, feminine; proper to/typical of a woman; effeminate, cowardly;

femininus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woman's; female, feminine; proper to/typical of a woman;

feminismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  feminism;

feministria*

  f., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  feminist;

feminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  female;

femoralum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  female external genitalia/private parts; breeches (pl.), breech-cloth;

femur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  thigh (human/animal); flat vertical band on triglyph; [~ bubulum => plant];

femur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  thigh (human/animal); flat vertical band on triglyph; [~ bubulum => plant];

fenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lend money at interest; make interest/profit; invest/finance/supply; borrow;

fenero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lend money at interest; make interest/profit; invest/finance/supply; borrow;

fenestella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little window; small window, opening for light; niche (Ecc);

fenestra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  window, opening for light; loophole, breach; orifice; inlet; opportunity;

feniculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dill;

fenisecium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  mowing, cutting of hay; mown grass, hay;

fenisicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  mowing, cutting of hay; mown grass, hay;

fenisicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  mowing, cutting of hay; mown grass, hay;

fenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hay; [~ Graecum => fenugreek];

fenus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interest, usury, profit on capital; investments; advantage, profit, gain;

feodalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vassal;

feoffamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  enfoeffment, infeftment (Scot.); investment of person with fief or fee;

feoffator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  enfeoffor; one who settles land under feudal system;

feoffatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  enfeofee; land recipient by fief under feudal system;

feoffo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  enfeoff, infeft (Scot.); invest with fief; put in legal possession;

fer*

  f., N9.8 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  weekday; abb. of feria; [(w/ordinals) quintus feria => fifth day/Thursday];

fera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild beast/animal;

Ferale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  festival of the dead (pl.);

feralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funereal; deadly, fatal;

feraliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  in savage manner;

feramentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fermented;

ferax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruitful, fertile. prolific;

ferctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  sacrificial cake;

fercuium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frame or stretcher for carrying things; dish; course (at dinner);

ferculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent Eccl]

  food tray; dish, course; food; bread; bier (Ecc); litter;

fere*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  almost; about, nearly; generally, in general; (w/negatives) hardly ever;

ferentarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  light-armed soldier skirmisher;

feretrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bier;

feria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  festival/holy day; day of rest/holiday/leisure; holidays (pl.); fair;

feria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  weekday; abb. fer.; [(w/ordinals) quintus feria => fifth day/Thursday];

ferialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  ferial, of/pertaining to feria/weekday;

feriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  feast; celebration of feast;

feriatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vacationer;

feriatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keeping holiday, at leisure;

fericulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent Eccl]

  food tray; dish, course; food; bread; bier (Ecc); litter;

ferina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  game, flesh of wild animals;

ferinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of wild beasts;

ferio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hit, strike; strike a bargain; kill, slay;

ferio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  rest from work/labor; keep/celebrate holiday; be idle; abstain from;

ferio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  rest from work/labor; keep/celebrate holiday;

feritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wildness, barbaric/savage/uncultivated state; savagery, ferocity; brutality;

ferito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  strike, deal blows; fight;

ferme*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nearly, almost, about; (with negatives) hardly ever;

fermentaceus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  person who uses unleavened bread;

fermentatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fermented; loose; soft, spoiled, corrupted;

fermento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  leaven; cause fermentation in; aerate (soil);

fermentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fermentation, leavening (process/cause); yeast; ferment/passion; sour/spoil;

fero*

  rre, tuli, latum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bring, bear; tell/speak of; consider; carry off, win, receive, produce; get;

ferocia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fierceness, ferocity; insolence;

ferocio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rampage, act in a fierce/violent/savage manner;

ferocitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fierceness, savageness, excessive spirits; aggressiveness;

ferociter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fiercely/ferociously/aggressively; arrogantly/insolently/defiantly; boldly;

ferox*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wild, bold; warlike; cruel; defiant, arrogant;

ferraiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  short cape reaching halfway to elbow);

ferramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  iron tool;

ferraria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  iron mine;

ferrarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blacksmith;

ferrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/concerned with iron, iron-; [officina/taberna ~ => smithy/blacksmith shop];

ferratilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  in chains/irons (slaves and prisoners); fettered; furnished with iron;

ferratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) in armor;

ferratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  furnished or covered with iron; [w/servi => in irons];

ferraus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bound or covered with iron; with iron points or studs;

ferreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  iron, made of iron; cruel, unyielding; (blue);

ferrivia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  railroad;

ferriviarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  of railroad;

ferrogriseus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  steel-gray-colored;

ferrous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of iron, iron; hard, cruel firm;

ferrugineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the color of iron-rust, somber;

ferruginus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rust-colored, dun;

ferrugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  iron-rust; color of iron rust, dusky color;

ferrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  iron; any tool of iron; weapon, sword;

ferrumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cement; solder; glue; iron-rust (Pliny);

ferrumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cement, solder; glue; bind;

fertilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fertile, fruitful; abundant;

fertilisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fertilization;

fertilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruitfulness, fertility;

fertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  sacrificial cake;

ferula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stick, rod;

ferumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cement, solder; glue; bind;

ferus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild beast/animal; wild/untamed horse/boar;

ferus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wild, savage; uncivilized; untamed; fierce;

fervefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heat; melt; boil; make (intensely) hot;

fervens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  red hot, boiling hot; burning; inflamed, impetuous; fervent/zealous (Bee);

ferveo*

  ere, rbui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - be (very) hot; boil/burn; seethe/surge; swarm; be turbulent/run strongly; froth;

  - be warm/aroused/inflamed/feverish, reek (w/blood); be active/busy/agitated;

fervesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow hot;

fervidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glowing; boiling hot; fiery, torrid, roused, fervid; hot blooded;

fervo*

  vere, vi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - be (very) hot; boil/burn; seethe/surge; swarm; be turbulent/run strongly; froth;

  - be warm/aroused/inflamed/feverish, reek (w/blood); be active/busy/agitated;

fervor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heat, boiling heat; boiling, fermenting; ardor, passion, fury; intoxication;

fessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  tired, wearied, fatigued, exhausted; worn out, weak, feeble, infirm, sick;

festinanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  promptly, speedily, quickly; with (excessive/undue) haste; hurriedly;

festinantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  haste; speed;

festinatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  promptly, speedily, quickly; with (excessive/undue) haste; hurriedly;

festinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  haste, speed, hurry;

festinato*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  promptly, speedily, quickly; with (excessive/undue) haste; hurriedly;

festino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hasten, hurry;

festinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swift/quick/rapid; fast moving (troops); impatient, in a hurry; early/premature;

festive*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  festively, with feasting; delightfully, neatly; amusingly, humorously, wittily;

festivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  festivity, feast; conviviality, charm; heart's delight; humor (speaker), wit;

festiviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gaily, festively; wittily;

festivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  feast/festive (day); excellent/fine; jovial, genial; lively (speech), witty;

festuca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  straw; stalk (used in manumission); ram for beating down earth, piledriver;

festucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chaff;

festum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  holiday; festival; feast day; day in memory of saint/event (usu. pl.) (Bee);

festus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  festive, joyous; holiday; feast day; merry; solemn;

feteo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stink; have a bad/offensive smell/odor;

fetialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of college/functions of fetiales (priests representing Rome diplomatically);

fetialis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Roman priest/college of priests (pl.) representing Rome in diplomatic dealings;

fetidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stinking; foul-smelling; having a bad smell/odor;

fetifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  fertilizing; causing fruitfulness; making fruitful; enriching the soil (W);

fetifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  breed/spawn; hatch/bring forth offspring/young;

fetificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  reproductive; genital; fructifying (L+S);

feto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  breed/spawn; hatch/bring forth offspring/young; impregnate, make fruitful (L+S);

fetor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stench; bad/foul smell, stink; foulness, noisomeness (L+S);

fetosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prolific;

fetulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stinking; foul-smelling; fetulent (L+S);

fetuosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prolific;

fetura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - breeding (animals); gestation, carrying young; bearing/forth young, parturition;

  - laying/hatching eggs; brood, litter, young offspring; young shoots (of vine);

feturatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made into a fetus (of semen);

fetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  offspring/young (animals); children (of a parent); brood/litter;

fetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fetus/fetus, young while still in the womb; embryo (Cal);

fetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - birth/bringing forth young; laying (egg); bearing young, breeding; conception;

  - fruit of plant; produce/crop; offshoot/branch/sucker/sapling; bearing fruit;

fetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - pregnant/breeding (animal); fertile/fruitful; growing/teeming/abounding/full of;

  - having newly brought forth/given birth/whelped/calved; bearing/reproducing;

fetutina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stinking/noisome place, cesspool, midden;

feudum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fief;

fiala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  drinking plate; (Greek);

fiber*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  beaver;

fibiculaa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  paper-staple;

fibra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fiber, filament; entrails; leaf, blade (of grasses, etc);

fibroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fibroma, fibrous tumor;

fibula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clasp, buckle, brooch;

fibulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  join; bond; knit together; fasten; buckle up/together;unfasten; unbuckle;

ficatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  foie gras (liver);

ficedula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small bird, fig-pecker, a treat in autumn when it feeds on figs/grapes;

ficetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  fig-orchard, plantation of fig trees;

ficte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  falsely;

fictice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in fictitious/pretended manner; in pretense; falsely; by way of pretense/sham;

ficticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fictitious; artificial; counterfeit, not genuine; feigned, pretended, sham;

fictile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  earthenware vessel or statue;

fictilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of clay; made of earthenware, earthen;

fictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fashioning, action of shaping; coining (word); pretense/feigning; legal fiction;

fictitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fictitious; artificial; counterfeit, not genuine; feigned, pretended;

fictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who devises or makes;

fictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feigned, false; counterfeit;

ficulneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of the fig or fig tree, fig-;

ficulnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of the fig or fig tree, fig-;

ficus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  fig; fig tree; hemorrhoids/piles (sg./pl.); [primus ficus => early autumn];

ficus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fig; fig tree; hemorrhoids/piles (sg./pl.); [primus ficus => early autumn];

fideicommissarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of fideicommissa/conferring by will requesting executor to deliver to 3rd party;

fideicommissarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  of fideicommissa/conferring by will requesting executor to deliver to 3rd party;

fideicommissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  bequest in form of request rather than command to heir (to act/pass on); trust;

fideicommissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  entrusted; conferred by will requesting executor to deliver to third party;

fideicommitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  leave by will; bequeath;

fideiubeo*

  ere, ussi, ussum, V2.1 trans [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  become surety; go bail; guarantee;

fideiussor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  guarantor, one who gives surety or goes bail;

fidejussorius*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  of surety;

fidelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  earthen pot (esp. for whitewash);

fidelis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  faithful/loyal/devoted; true/trustworthy/dependable/reliable; constant/lasting;

fidelitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faithfulness, fidelity;

fideliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  faithfully/constantly/loyally; earnestly; reliably/accurately; securely/firmly;

fideliter*

  adv. [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  with reliance on God;

fidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  confident; bold;

fides*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  faith, loyalty; honesty; credit; confidence, trust, belief; good faith;

fides*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chord, instrument string; constellation Lyra; stringed instrument (pl.); lyre;

fidicen*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  lyre-player; writer of lyric poetry; lyricist;

fidicina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  lyre-player (female);

fidicinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of lute playing;

fidicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little lyre or lute (usu. pl.); an instrument for torture;

fidis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chord, instrument string; constellation Lyra; stringed instrument (pl.); lyre;

fido*

  dere, -, isum, V3.1 semidep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trust (in), have confidence (in) (w/DAT or ABL);

fiducia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trust, confidence; faith, reliance; courage;

fiducialiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  confidently, with confidence; boldly (Souter); faithfully;

fiduciarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  holding on trust; held on trust;

fidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  faithful, loyal; trusting, confident;

figilina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  pottery-work; pottery (pl.), potter's workshop;

figlina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  pottery-work; pottery (pl.), potter's workshop;

figmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  figment, fiction, invention, unreality; thing formed/devised; image;

figo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fasten, fix; pierce, transfix; establish;

figulina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  pottery-work; pottery (pl.), potter's workshop;

figulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  potter; maker of earthenware vessels;

figura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shape, form, figure, image; beauty; style; figure of speech;

figuraliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  figuratively;

figuratio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  forming; shaping; imagination; G:form of word;

figuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  form, fashion, shape;

filetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  filet (cut of meat or of fish);

filia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  daughter;

filiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon SrcZ]

  descent-from-father; (father has paternitas, son has filiatio);

filicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  adorned with ferns; embossed with fern leaves;

filiformis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  threadlike;

filiola*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little daughter;

filiolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little son;

filius*

  m., N2.5 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  son;

filix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fern, bracken;

filtrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  filter;

filum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  thread, string, filament, fiber; texture, style, nature;

fimbria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fringe (pl.), border, edge;

fimbriatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fringed;

fimum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dung, excrement;

fimus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dung, excrement;

finalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerned w/boundaries; limited/bounded (Souter); of ultimate goal;

finalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  limitation; finality, end (Red);

finaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  finally; purposefully;

finalus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/concerned w/boundaries; limited/bounded (Souter); of ultimate goal;

finctus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  produced, formed, created; [primus/prior finctus => first-formed/original];

findo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  split, cleave, divide;

fine*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  up to;

fingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - mold, form, shape; create, invent; produce; imagine; compose; devise, contrive;

  - adapt, transform into; modify (appearance/character/behavior); groom;

  - make up (story/excuse); pretend, pose; forge, counterfeit; act insincerely;

fingo*

  gere, ixi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - mold, form, shape; create, invent; produce; imagine; compose; devise, contrive;

  - adapt, transform into; modify (appearance/character/behavior); groom;

  - make up (story/excuse); pretend, pose; forge, counterfeit; act insincerely;

fini*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  up to;

finio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  limit, end; finish; determine, define; mark out the boundaries;

finis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  boundary, end, limit, goal; (pl.) country, territory, land;

finitimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighbors (pl.);

finitimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighboring, bordering, adjoining;

finitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - boundary, border, frontier; circuit of walls; endmost point/extremity; rule/law;

  - end/conclusion/death; limit/restriction; definition, exact description;

finitumus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  adjoining; neighboring;

fio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - happen, come about; result (from); take place, be held, occur, arise (event);

  - be made/created/instituted/elected/appointed/given; be prepared/done; develop;

  - be made/become; (facio PASS); [fiat => so be it, very well; it is being done];

firmaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  brooch; clasp; buckle; fastener;

firmale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  brooch (for a cope); clasp (Latham); buckle; fastener;

firmamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  support, prop, mainstay; strengthening;

firmamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  support, prop, mainstay; support group;

firmarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  termor; term-holder of lands, who holds land/tenement for term of years or life;

firmitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  firmness, strength;

firmiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  really, strongly, firmly; steadfastly;

firmitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stability; strength;

firmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  strengthen, harden; support; declare; prove, confirm, establish;

firmus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - firm/steady; substantial/solid/secure/safe; strong/robust/sturdy/stout/durable;

  - loyal/staunch/true/constant; stable/mature; valid/convincing/well founded;

fiscale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  revenues/monies (pl.) due to imperial treasury;

fiscalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  of/connected with imperial treasury/revenues; fiscal, of money;

fiscella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small wicker-basket;

fiscina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small basket of wicker work;

fiscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  money-bag, purse; imperial exchequer;

fissilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  easily split; split;

fistuca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rammer, mallet;

fistula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shepherd's pipe; tube; waterpipe;

fistulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  one who plays the reed-pipe;

fixatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hair-lacquer;

fixtura*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fixing, fastening; print of nails; print/imprint (Ecc); opening, perforation;

fixum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fixtures (pl.), fittings;

fixura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fixing, fastening; print of nails; print/imprint (Ecc); opening, perforation;

fixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - fixed; firmly established (decision/ordinance), unhangable, irrevocable;

  - unwavering (person); immovable; constant; fitted/set with;

flabellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small fan;

flabrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gusts/blasts of wind (pl.); breezes;

flacceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  be flabby; fail. flag;

flaccesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  begin to flag, become flabby;

flaccidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flaccid, flabby;

Flaccus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Flaccus; (Roman cognomen); [Q. Horatius Flaccus => the poet Horace];

flagello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flog, whip, lash, scourge; strike repeatedly; thresh/flail (grain); "whip up";

flagellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whip, lash, scourge; thong (javelin); vine shoot; arm/tentacle (of polyp);

flagitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  importunate request, demand;

flagitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  importuner, dun;

flagitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disgraceful, shameful; infamous, scandalous; profligate, dissolute;

flagitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shame, disgrace; scandal, shameful act, outrage, disgraceful thing; scoundrel;

flagito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  demand urgently; require; entreat, solicit, press, dun, importune;

flagrans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - flaming, fiery, blazing; hot, scorching; in the ascendant (person/popularity);

  - burning (w/desire), ardent/passionate; outrageous (crime), monstrous, flagrant;

flagranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ardently, passionately; vehemently, heatedly; eagerly;

flagrantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blaze, burning; scorching heat; passionate glow (eyes); passionate love/ardor;

flagritriba*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one that wears out whips, whipping boy;

flagro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be on fire; blaze, flame, burn; be inflamed/excited;

flagrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  scourge, whip;

flamen*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  priest, flamen; priest of specific deity; [~ Dialis => high priest of Jupiter];

flamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gust/blast (of wind); gale; breath/exhalation; wind/breeze; note on woodwind;

flamina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  wife of a flamen/priest; priestess;

flaminia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  priest-assistantess; female assistant to flamen; flamen's dwelling;

flaminica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  wife of a flamen/priest; priestess;

flaminium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  priest's office; office of flamen;

flaminius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  priestly; of flamen (priest of deity);

flamma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  flame, blaze; ardor, fire of love; object of love;

flammeolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small bridal veil;

flammeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flame colored (bridal) veil;

flammeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flaming, fiery; fiery red;

flammidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  burning; fiery;

flammifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flaming, fiery;

flammiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flame-bearing;

flammiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flame-bearing; fiery;

flammigero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flame; blaze;

flammigero*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flame; blaze;

flammo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inflame, set on fire; excite;

flammula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little flame;

flandrensis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  Flemish; from Flanders;

flatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blown, of/produced by blowing;

flatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blowing; snorting; breath; breeze;

flavedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  yellowness; yellow-color;

flaveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be yellow or gold-colored;

flavesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become/turn yellow/gold;

flavitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  yellowness; glitter;

flavor*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare trans]

  yellowness; (Erasmus);

flavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  yellow, golden, gold colored; flaxen, blond; golden-haired (Latham);

flebile*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lamentably, dolefully, tearfully;

flebilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lamentable, causing/worthy of/accompanied by tears; doleful, tearful, weeping;

flecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bend, curve, bow; turn, curl; persuade, prevail on, soften;

fleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  cry for; cry, weep;

fletus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weeping, crying, tears; wailing; lamenting;

flexanimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  head-swaying; moving; touched; moved;

flexibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flexible, pliant;

flexibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  flexibility, pliability;

flexilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pliant, pliable, supple;

flexiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  equivocal, ambiguous;

flexipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crooked-footed, twining;

flexuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  curved; with many curves in it, full of bends/turns; winding/sinuous/tortuous;

flexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turning, winding; swerve; bend; turning point;

flictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  striking together, dashing against;

fligo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  beat or dash down;

flo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breathe; blow;

floccifacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  consider unimportant;

floccipendo*

  dere, ependi, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  take (little) account of, consider of no/any importance); (usu. negative);

floccus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tuft/wisp of wool; [(non) ~i facere/pendere => to consider of no importance];

Flora*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Flora; goddess of flowers;

florens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blooming/in bloom, flowering; flowery, bright/shining; flourishing, prosperous;

floreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  flourish, blossom, be prosperous; be in one's prime;

floresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (begin to) blossom; increase in physical vigor or renown;

floreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flowery;

floridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  blooming; flowery; florid;

florifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flowery; flower bearing, producing flowers; carrying flowers;

floriger*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flowery; flower bearing, producing flowers; carrying flowers;

flos*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  flower, blossom; youthful prime;

flosculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little flower, floweret; the best of anything, the "flower";

fluctifragus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wave-breaking;

fluctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flowing; flow;

fluctivagus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval tech --- uncommon Med]

  wave-tossed; wave-driven;

fluctuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swaying/shaking, restless movement (wave); vacillation/uncertainty/fluctuation;

fluctuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rise in waves, surge, swell, undulate, fluctuate; float; be agitated/restless;

fluctuo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  waver, be in doubt, hesitate;

fluctuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  full of waves, stormy;

fluctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wave; disorder; flood, flow, tide, billow, surge; turbulence, commotion;

fluenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a stream or flood;

fluentisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  resounding with the sound of waves;

fluentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stream/river; flood; (waters of) lake; flow (L+S); current/draft/draught of air;

fluentus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flowing;

fluidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  liquid; soft, feeble;

fluito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  float; flow; waver;

flumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  river, stream; any flowing fluid; flood; onrush; [adverso ~ => against current];

fluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  flow, stream; emanate, proceed from; fall gradually;

fluorescens*

  , adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fluorescent;

fluorescentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fluorescence;

flustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- lesser Med]

  stream; ford; swell (pl.), rough sea; calm, quiet state of sea (OLD);

fluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flowing (septemfluus = seven-flowing mouth of the Nile);

fluvialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  river;

fluviaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  river-; of a river;

fluviatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  river-; of a river (Collins);

fluvidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flowing, fluid;

fluvius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  river, stream; running water;

fluxilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fluid;

fluxus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flowing; fluid; loose; transient, frail, dissolute;

fo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  speak, talk; say;

focal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wrapper for the neck;

focale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tie;

focaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kitchen-maid; cook; soldier's concubine; housekeeper (L+S);

focarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kitchen-boy/servant;

focillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  warm up, refresh by warmth;

focilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  revive, restore to health/consciousness; keep alive; cherish, tend, foster;

foculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  brazier;

focus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hearth, fireplace; altar; home, household, family; cook stove (Cal);

fodico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dig, jog; [w/latus => dig in the ribs];

fodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  mine; pit;

fodio*

  dere, fodi, ossum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dig, dig out/up; stab;

fodorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval war --- veryrare SrcY]

  sheath;

fodrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  lead fother, load/cartload/ton of lead; fodder, forage, straw;

fodrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval war --- veryrare SrcY]

  sheath;

foede*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - foully, repulsively; horribly, hideously; in way that offends senses/feelings;

  - shamefully, basely, ignominiously; so as to bring dishonor on oneself; cruelly;

foederalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  federal;

foederalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  federalism;

foederalista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  federalist;

foederatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  allied; treaty bound to Rome); federated; leagued together, confederated (L+S);

foedero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  seal; ratify (an agreement); establish by treaty/league (L+S);

foedifragus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  treacherous, perfidious; league-breaking; that breaks treaties/agreements;

foeditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - foulness/filthiness/vileness; horridness/beastliness/repulsiveness;

  - deformity; ugliness/unsightliness; disgrace/shame/infamy;

foedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - defile; pollute; soil, stain, make filthy/unclean; contaminate; corrupt;

  - disgrace/dishonor; bring shame, discredit; sully/besmirch (person/reputation);

  - disfigure, mar, spoil appearance/brightness/clearness/purity of; darken, dim;

  - make (punishment) horrible/barbarous; mangle/hack/mutilate, ravage (land);

foedus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - foul; filthy, unclean; disgusting, loathsome, ghastly, beastly; hideous, ugly;

  - shameful/disgraceful; vile/infamous; coarse/low/base; indecent/obscene (words);

  - fearful/frightful/severe (storm); grievous; monstrous, horrible; abominable;

  - atrocious, beastly, shocking; repugnant to refined/civilized taste/feelings;

foedus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - treaty, league, formal agreement (between states), alliance; P:peace, amity;

  - contract, compact; promise, undertaking; marriage bond; other sexual unions;

  - bond/tie (friendship/kinship/hospitality); law/limit (imposed by nature/fate);

foenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  hay;

foenus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  interest (on capital), usury; profit, gain; advantage;

foeteo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stink; have a bad/offensive smell/odor;

foetidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stinking; foul-smelling; having a bad smell/odor;

foetifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  fertilizing; causing fruitfulness; making fruitful; enriching the soil (W);

foetifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  breed/spawn; hatch/bring forth offspring/young;

foetificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  reproductive; genital; fructifying (L+S);

foeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  breed/spawn; hatch/bring forth offspring/young; impregnate, make fruitful (L+S);

foetor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stench; bad/foul smell, stink; foulness, noisomeness (L+S);

foetosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prolific;

foetulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stinking; foul-smelling; fetulent (L+S);

foetuosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prolific;

foetura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - breeding (animals); gestation, carrying young; bearing/forth young, parturition;

  - laying/hatching eggs; brood, litter, young offspring; young shoots (of vine);

foeturatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made into a fetus (of semen);

foetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  offspring/young (animals); children (of a parent); brood/litter;

foetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fetus/fetus, young while still in the womb; embryo (Cal);

foetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - birth/bringing forth young; laying (egg); bearing young, breeding; conception;

  - fruit of plant; produce/crop; offshoot/branch/sucker/sapling; bearing fruit;

foetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  - pregnant/breeding (animal); fertile/fruitful; growing/teeming/abounding/full of;

  - having newly brought forth/given birth/whelped/calved; bearing/reproducing;

foetutina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stinking/noisome place, cesspool, midden;

foliatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  salve or oil of spikenard leaves;

foliatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  leafy; laminated (Cal);

foliothecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  wallet;

folium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  leaf;

folliculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bag or sack; pod; shell; follicle (Cal);

follis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bag, purse; handball; pair of bellows; scrotum;

fomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  poultice/dressing; hot/cold compress; solace, alleviation; kindling; wick;

fomes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chips of wood, etc for kindling/feeding a fire;

fons*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq Eccl]

  spring, fountain, well; source/fount; principal cause; font; baptistry;

fontalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  fountain-, of a fountain; fountain-like;

fontanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a spring;

fonticulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little fountain or spring;

forabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  penetrable; can be pierced; vulnerable;

foramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hole, aperture; fissure;

foraneus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fairground-;

foras*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  out of doors, abroad, forth, out;

forceps*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pair of tongs, pincers;

forcia*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  accessory of crime;

forda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who is pregnant/with young; cow in/with calf;

fordeaceus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; (used as term of contempt);

fordearius*

  a, um, adj. [archaic agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; [~ pira => pears ripening w/barley];

fordeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [archaic agri --- common OLD]

  barley (the plant or the grain from it); barley-corn;

fordiaceus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; (used as term of contempt);

fordiarius*

  a, um, adj. [archaic agri --- common L&S]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; [~ pira => pears ripening w/barley];

fordus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pregnant; with young;

forensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  public; pertaining to the courts;

foresta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  forest; land under forest law;

forfex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pair of shears or scissors;

foricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  shutter;

forinsecum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  foreign service;

forinsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on the outside;

foris*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  out of doors, abroad;

foris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  door, gate; (the two leaves of) a folding door (pl.); double door; entrance;

forisfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  forfeit;

forma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  form, figure, appearance; beauty; mold, pattern;

formabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  shapeable, formable; that can be formed/fashioned; able to be formed;

formalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  theoretical; titular; serving as model/pattern; bronze alloy used for molds;

formalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  formal;

formalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  formalism;

formaliter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  formally; positively;

formamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  conformation;

formatrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  founder; she who forms;

formica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ant;

formidabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terrifying;

formidilose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Nel]

  terribly, dreadfully; alarming; in a frightening manner; fearfully/timorously;

formidilosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  terrible, scary; dangerous, alarming; formidable; fearful/timorous/frightened;

formido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dread, fear, be afraid of; be afraid for (the safety of) (w/DAT);

formido*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - fear/terror/alarm; religious dread/awe; thing/reason which scares, bogy/horror;

  - rope strung with feathers used by hunters to scare game;

formidolose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  terribly, dreadfully; alarming; in a frightening manner; fearfully/timorously;

formidolosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  terrible, scary; dangerous, alarming; formidable; fearful/timorous/frightened;

formidulose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  terribly, dreadfully; alarming; in a frightening manner; fearfully/timorously;

formidulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  terrible, scary; dangerous, alarming; formidable; fearful/timorous/frightened;

formo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  form, shape, fashion, model;

formonse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beautifully, in a beautiful manner;

formonsulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pretty;

formonsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  beautiful, finely formed, handsome, fair; having fine appearance/form;

formose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beautifully, in a beautiful manner;

formosulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pretty;

formosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beautiful, finely formed, handsome, fair; having fine appearance/form;

formula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - shape/outline; pretty appearance; register/list/roll, jurisdiction; charter;

  - formula, set form of words; standard/rule of procedure; paradigm; type/pattern;

  - system (of teaching); legal position, status; terms/provisions (law/compact);

fornacula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little oven;

fornax*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  furnace/oven/kiln; (baths/smelting/limestone/brick); (goddess of ovens?);

fornicaria*

  f., N1.1 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  fornicatress; woman (unmarried) who has voluntary sex; prostitute/whore;

fornicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  fornicator; man (usu. unmarried) who has voluntary sex with (unmarried) woman;

fornicatim*

  adv. [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  archwise, in an arched manner; in the form of an arch (L+S);

fornicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  vaulting; arch; vaulting/arching over (L+S);

fornicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  fornication, (unmarried) sex; prostitution/whoredom;

fornicator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  fornicator; man (usu. unmarried) who has voluntary sex with (unmarried) woman;

fornicatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  fornicatress; woman (unmarried) who has sex; prostitute/whore;

fornicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  arched, vaulted; (Via Fornicata, a street in Rome);

fornico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval eccl --- common Eccl]

  fornicate; commit fornication/whoredom; prostitute/devote to unworthy use (Def);

fornico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late eccl --- common L&S]

  fornicate; commit fornication/whoredom; prostitute/devote to unworthy use (Def);

fornix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arch, vault, vaulted opening; monument arch; brothel, cellar for prostitution;

forpex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tongs, pincers; shears;

fors*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  chance; luck, fortune; accident;

forsan*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perhaps;

forsit*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perhaps;

forsitam*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  perhaps; (= forsitan);

forsitan*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  perhaps;

fortasse*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  perhaps, possibly; it may be;

fortassis*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perhaps, possibly; it may be;

forte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by chance; perhaps, perchance; as luck would have it;

forticulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fairly bold;

fortificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  strengthening, fortifying; fortification; [~ missa => celebration of mass];

fortifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  strengthen, fortify, make strong;

fortis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  strong, powerful, mighty, vigorous, firm, steadfast, courageous, brave, bold;

fortiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strongly; bravely; boldly;

fortitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  strength, courage, valor; firmness;

fortuito*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accidentally, by chance, fortuitously; casually;

fortuitu*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser ---]

  accidentally, by chance, fortuitously; casually;

fortuitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accidents (pl.), casualties;

fortuitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  casual, accidental, fortuitous, happening by chance;

fortuna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  chance, luck, fate; prosperity; condition, wealth, property;

fortunate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortunately;

fortunatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lucky, fortunate; rich, wealthy; happy; blessed;

fortunium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  fortune; blessing;

fortuno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  make happy, bless, prosper;

foruitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  casual; accidental;

forum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  market; forum (in Rome); court of justice;

forus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gangway in a ship; row of benches erected for games/circus; cell of bees;

fossa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ditch, trench, canal; moat; dike, fosse;

fossatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ditch, trench, canal; moat; dike, fosse;

fossatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  boundary; (defined by a ditch?);

fossatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  ditch-provided;

fossicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  dug up; dug out;

fossile*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fossil;

fossilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dug up/out; fossil-;

fossio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  digging; ditch;

fossor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who digs the ground;

fovea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pit, pitfall;

foveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  keep warm; favor, cherish, maintain, foster;

fracesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become soft/mushy; become mellow/tractable (L+S); spoil, rot, become rancid;

fractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  fraction (math.);

fragilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  brittle, frail; impermanent;

fragilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brittleness; frailty;

fraglans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - flaming, fiery, blazing; hot, scorching; in the ascendant (person/popularity);

  - burning (w/desire), ardent/passionate; outrageous/monstrous/flagrant (crime);

fraglanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ardently, passionately; vehemently, heatedly; eagerly;

fraglantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blaze, burning; scorching heat; passionate glow (eyes); passionate love/ardor;

fragmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fragment, piece broken off; fragments (pl.), chips, ruins; chips of wood (pl.);

fragmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fragment;

fragor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noise, crash;

fragosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brittle; ragged;

fragrantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  perfume;

fragro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smell strongly;

fragum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild strawberries (pl.);

framea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war Germany uncommon OLD]

  spear used by the Germani;

francomurarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  freemason;

francus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  franc (currency);

frango*

  gere, regi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  break, shatter, crush; dishearten, subdue, weaken; move, discourage;

frater*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  brother; cousin;

fraterculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little brother;

fraternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  brotherhood, fraternity; the relationship of brothers;

fraternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brotherly/brother's; of/belonging to a brother; fraternal; friendly; of cousin;

fratricida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one who kills a brother, a fratricide;

fraudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - cheat/defraud/swindle; deprive deceitfully; baffle, make ineffectual; dishonor;

  - embezzle, take (money) dishonestly, steal; violate; evade/trick intent of law;

fraudulenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fraudulently, deceitfully; dishonestly; falsely;

fraudulentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fraud, deceit; dishonesty; knavery; deceitfulness; disposition to defraud;

fraudulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fraudulent, deceitful; dishonest; false;

fraudulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fraudulent, deceitful; dishonest; false;

fraus*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fraud; trickery, deceit; imposition, offense, crime; delusion;

fraxineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of ash; ashen;

fraxinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ash-tree; spear or javelin of ash;

fraxinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of ash; ashen;

fremebundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  roaring, murmuring;

fremitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roar, loud noise; shouting; resounding; rushing, murmuring, humming; growl;

fremitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roaring, noisy; shouting, raging, growling, snorting, howling;

fremo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roar; growl; rage; murmur, clamor for;

fremor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  low/confused noise/roaring, murmur;

frendeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gnash the teeth, grind up small;

frendo*

  dere, dui, esum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gnash the teeth, grind up small;

freno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brake, curb, restrain, check;

frenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bridle/harness/rein/bit; harnessed horses/team; check/restraint/brake; mastery;

frenus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bridle/harness/rein/bit; harnessed horses/team; check/restraint/brake; mastery;

frequens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  crowded; numerous, full, frequented, populous; repeated, frequent, constant;

frequenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  often, frequently; in great numbers; in crowds;

frequentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crowd; large attendance; abundance of persons/things; frequency;

frequento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  frequent; repeat often; haunt; throng; crowd; celebrate;

fretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sea; narrow sea, straits;

fretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relying on, trusting to, supported by (w/ABL);

fribusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slight cold; coolness/disagreement between man and wife; (frigus-culus);

fricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rubbing; friction;

fricatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- Pliny L&S]

  rubbing-down (Pliny);

frico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rub, chafe;

frictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  friction; massage;

frigdor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cold; chill (esp. of feverish person) (Souter);

frigeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be cold; lack vigor; get cold reception; fail to win favor; fall flat (words);

frigesco*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become cold, cool, lose heat; slaken, abate, fall off/flat;

frigidarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- lesser L&S]

  cold room (of baths); larder; refrigerator (Cal);

frigidarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cooling; of cooling;

frigidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat cold or faint;

frigidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cold, cool, chilly, frigid; lifeless, indifferent, dull;

frigo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  roast, parch; fry (L+S);

frigor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cold; chill (esp. of feverish person) (Souter);

frigus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  cold; cold weather, winter; frost;

frigusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slight cold; coolness/disagreement between man and wife; (frigus-culus);

friguttio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  utter broken sounds; stutter, stammer;

fringulio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  utter broken sounds; twitter/chirp (birds); stutter, stammer;

fringultio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  utter broken sounds; twitter/chirp (birds); stutter, stammer;

frio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rub; crumble;

frisiatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  embroidered; w/frieze (Whitaker)

fritillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dice-box;

frivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frivolous, trifling; silly, worthless; trashy;

frixeolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  crepe (food);

frixo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thoroughly roast;

frixorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  frying pan;

frixura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  frying pan;

frixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  roasted; fried;

fromo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  throw up;

frondator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  pruner;

frondeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 intrans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  have/put forth leaves, be in leaf; be leafy/full of trees (place); (in spirit);

frondesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  become leafy, shoot; put forth leaves;

frondeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  leafy;

frondifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  leaf-bearing, leafy;

frondosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  leafy, abounding in foliage;

frons*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  foliage, leaves, leafy branch, green bough, frond;

frons*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  forehead, brow; face; look; front; fore part of anything;

frontal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  frontlet (pl.) of a horse;

fronto*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  man with broad/bulging forehead;

fructifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fruitful; fruit-bearing, bearing fruit;

fructifero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  bear fruit; (Vulgate 4 Ezra 16:25/26);

fructifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sprout, produce new growth (plants); bear (new) fruit (L+S); increase (Douay);

fructuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fruit-bearing, fruitful;

fructuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruitful, productive, abounding in fruit; profitable, advantageous;

fructus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  produce, crops; fruit; profit; enjoyment; reward;

frucuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruitful; profitable;

frugalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worthy/honest/deserving; thrifty/frugal/simple; temperate/sober; of vegetables;

frugalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frugality; economy; honesty;

frugaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  simply, frugally, economically; soberly; in a restrained manner;

frugi*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  worthy/honest/deserving; virtuous; thrifty/frugal; temperate/sober; useful/fit;

frugifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruit-bearing, fertile;

frugiferens*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fruitful, fertile;

frugilegus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  collecting grain;

frugiparus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fruitful, prolific;

fruitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  enjoyment;

frumentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grain producing; of/concerning grain; [res frumentaria => grain supply];

frumentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foraging; collecting of grain;

frumentator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forager;

frumento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  get grain, forage;

frumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  grain; crops;

frunesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- common SrcW]

  enjoy; have the pleasure of;

frunisco*

  cere, -, itum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enjoy; have the pleasure of;

fruo*

  uere, -, uctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enjoy (proceeds/socially/sexually), profit by, delight in (w/ABL);

fruo*

  are, -, itum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  enjoy, profit by, delight in (w/ABL);

frustatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  into pieces;

frustillatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bit by bit;

frustra*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  in vain; for nothing, to no purpose;

frustramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  deception;

frustratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deceiving, disappointment;

frustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disappoint, frustrate, deceive (w/false hope); escape/elude; baffle/evade; fail;

frustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  reject; delay; rob/defraud/cheat; pretend; refute (argument); corrupt/falsify;

frustro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  disappoint, frustrate, deceive (w/false hope); escape/elude; baffle/evade; fail;

frustro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- common Sou]

  reject; delay; rob/defraud/cheat; pretend; refute (argument); corrupt/falsify;

frustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crumb, morsel, scrap of food;

frutectosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  shrubby, abounding in thickets; bushy, resembling a bush/shrub;

frutectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thicket of shrubs/bushes, covert; shrubs/bushes (pl.);

frutetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  thicket, covert; place full of shrubs/bushes;

frutex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shrub, bush; shoot, stem, stalk, growth; "blockhead";

fruticetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  thicket, covert; place full of shrubs/bushes;

frutico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  put forth shoots, bush/branch out; (antlers); become bushy, grow thickly (hair);

frutico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  put forth shoots, bush/branch out; (antlers); become bushy, grow thickly (hair);

fruticosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bushy;

frux*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  crops (pl.), fruits, produce, legumes; honest men;

Frygia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Phrygia, country comprising center and west of Asia Minor; Troy (poetical);

Frygius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Phrygian, of Phyrigia (center and west of Asia Minor); Trojan;

fuco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  color; paint; dye;

fucosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sham, bogus;

fucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dye; (as cosmetic) rouge; bee-glue, propolis; presence/disguise/sham; seaweed;

fuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  flight, fleeing, escape; avoidance; exile;

fuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  fugue (music);

fugax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flying swiftly; swift; avoiding, transitory;

fugio*

  gere, fugi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  flee, fly, run away; avoid, shun; go into exile;

fugitivus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fugitive; deserter; runaway slave;

fugitivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fugitive;

fugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  put to flight, rout; chase away; drive into exile;

fulcimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prop, support, pillar;

fulcimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  book-rest;

fulcio*

  ire, lsi, ltum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  prop up, support;

fulcrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- lesser ---]

  - fulcrum; point of support for lever;

  - head or back-support of a couch; bed post; foot of a couch; sole of the foot;

fulgens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flashing, gleaming/glittering, resplendent; brilliant (white); bright, splendid;

fulgenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  resplendently; brilliantly; splendidly; glitteringly (L+S);

fulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  flash, shine; glow, gleam, glitter, shine forth, be bright;

fulgesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flash; glitter;

fulgidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shining, gleaming, glittering;

fulgor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  brightness/brilliance/radiance; splendor/glory; flame/flash; lightening/meteor;

fulgueo*

  ere, gsi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glitter/flash/shine brightly, gleam; be brilliant/bright/resplendent; light up;

fulguo*

  uere, gsi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glitter/flash/shine brightly, gleam; be brilliant/bright/resplendent; light up;

fulgur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lightning, flashing, brightness; [pubica ~ => things blasted by lightning];

fulgurator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  priest who interpreted omens from lightning;

fulguratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  struck by lightening; (also of eloquence);

fulguritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  struck by lightning;

fulguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glitter/flash/shine brightly, gleam; light up; (IMPERS) it lightens;

fulica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  water-fowl; (probably coot);

fuligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soot; lamp-black;

fullo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cloth-fuller;

fullonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  fuller's trade;

fullonica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  art of fulling;

fullonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  fuller's shop;

fulmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lightning, flash; thunderbolt; crushing blow;

fulmenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  prop; support; shoe-heel;

fulmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bedpost; prop; support;

fulmineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of lightning; destructive;

fulmino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lighten; cause lightning to strike; strike like lightning;

fultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  propped up; supported;

fulvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tawny, reddish yellow; yellow;

fumaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pipe;

fumator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  smoker;

fumeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smoky;

fumidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of smoke, smoky;

fumifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smoky;

fumifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  smoke (a cigar);

fumificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  causing smoke;

fumigabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smoking; causing smoke;

fumigans*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  almost extinguished;

fumigium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fumigation; fumigating;

fumigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  smoke (kitchen);

fumigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smoke, fumigate; treat with/subject to smoke; produce smoke (L+S); steam;

fumisugium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pipe;

fumo*

  are, avi, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smoke, steam, fume, reek;

fumosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of smoke, smoky, smoked; gray-smoke-colored (Cal);

fumus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  smoke, steam, vapor, fume;

funale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torch of wax or tallow soaked rope; chandelier;

funambulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rope-dancer;

functio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  execution, performance, carrying out (of a task);

functio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  function (math.);

functionalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  functional;

functionaliter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  functionally;

funda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sling; casting net; pocket (Cal);

fundaitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  founder;

fundamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foundation;

fundamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  foundation; beginning; basis;

fundatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  foundation; E:endowment; G:basis;

fundatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  foundress; she who founded/founds;

fundibalarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slinger; (classical funditor);

fundibalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late war --- lesser L&S]

  catapult, slinging/hurling machine;

fundibalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late war --- lesser L&S]

  catapult, slinging/hurling machine;

fundibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late war --- lesser L&S]

  catapult, slinging/hurling machine;

fundimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foundation, ground work, basis;

funditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slinger;

funditus*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  utterly/completely/without exception; from the bottom/to the ground/by the root;

fundius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from the very bottom; utterly, totally;

fundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pour, cast (metals); scatter, shed, rout;

fundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  establish, found, begin; lay the bottom, lay a foundation; confirm;

fundus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  farm; piece of land, estate; bottom, lowest part; foundation; an authority;

funebre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funeral rites (pl.);

funebris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funeral, deadly, fatal; funereal;

funereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funereal; deadly; fatal;

funero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bury solemnly, inter with the funeral rites;

funesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pollute by murder;

funestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deadly, fatal; sad; calamitous; destructive;

funginus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a mushroom;

fungo*

  gere, -, nctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  perform, execute, discharge (duty); be engaged in (w/ABL of function);

fungosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spongy; fungous;

fungus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fungus; mushroom;

funiculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thin rope, cord, string;

funis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rope; line, cord, sheet, cable; measuring-line/rope, lot (Plater);

funivia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  cablecar;

funus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  burial, funeral; funeral rites; ruin; corpse; death;

fur*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thief, robber; robber bee; the Devil (personified) (Souter);

furax*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  thieving (Collins); inclined to steal (Nelson);

furca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (two-pronged) fork; prop;

furcifer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yoke-bearer; rascal, scoundrel, rogue; gallows-bird; jailbird;

furcilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little fork;

furcillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  support;

furcula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forked prop; forks (pl.), narrow pass (esp. the Caudine Forks);

furfur*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  husks of grain, bran; scaly infection of the skin;

furia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frenzy, fury; rage (pl.); mad craving; Furies, avenging spirits;

furialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frenzied, mad; avenging;

furibundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raging, mad, furious; inspired;

furio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  madden, enrage;

furiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  furious, mad, frantic, wild;

furnax*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  furnace/oven/kiln; (baths/smelting/limestone/brick); (goddess of ovens?);

furnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oven, bakery;

furo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  steal; plunder;

furo*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rave, rage; be mad/furious; be wild;

furor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- frequent ---]

  madness, rage, fury, frenzy; passionate love;

furs*

  m/f., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare Sou]

  thief, robber; robber bee; the Devil (personified);

furtificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thievish;

furtim*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stealthily, secretly; imperceptibly;

furtivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stolen; secret, furtive;

furtum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  theft; trick, deception; stolen article;

furunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sneak thief, pilferer;

furvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dark-colored, black;

fuscina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trident, three-pronged fishing spear; harpoon; weapon of retiarius gladiator;

fuscinula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small three-pronged spear; fish-hook (Souter); fork; fleshhook (Vulgate);

fusco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  darken, blacken, make dark; (INTRANS) become dark;

fuscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dark, swarthy, dusky; husky; hoarse;

fusiformis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spindle-shaped;

fusilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  molded; molten, fluid, liquid;

fustibalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  sling-staff;

fustis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  staff club; stick;

fustuarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  death by beating (punishment meted out to soldiers);

fusus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spindle; (e.g., of the Fates);

fusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread out, broad, flowing;

futatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  abundantly;

futilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vain; worthless;

futtilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vain; worthless;

futuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  have sexual relations with (woman); (rude);

futurismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  futurism;

futurologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  futurologist;

futurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  about to be; future;

fylacterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  amulet; phylactery, scripture text in box on forehead of Jews; gladiator medal;

Gabalus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Gabali, tribe of Gaul;

gabalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gallows, gibbet;

Gabinius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Gabinus; (Roman gens name); (A. Gabinius, consul 58 BC, supporter of Caesar);

Gabinius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Gabinus, Roman gens; (A. Gabinius, consul 58 BC, supporter of Caesar);

gadus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cod;

gaesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Gallic javelin;

gafrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  waffle;

Gaius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Gaius (Roman praenomen); (abb. C.);

galactinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  the Milky Way;

galanthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  snowdrop;

Galatea*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Galatia, region of Asia Minor;

Galatia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Galatia, region of Asia Minor;

Galaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Galatian, of/from/belonging to Galatia (region of Asia Minor);

galaxia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  the Milky Way;

galaxicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  galactic;

Galba*

  m., N1.1 name [classical legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  Galba (Servinus Supicius Galba, Emperor, 69 AD, year of the 4 Emperors);

galba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small worm, ash borer/larva of ash spinner; fat paunch, big belly;

galbanen*

  n., N3.2 thing [later agri NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  gum resin of umbelliferous plant in Persia/Syria (species of Ferula), galbanum;

galbanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon L&S]

  gum resin of umbelliferous plant in Persia/Syria (species of Ferula), galbanum;

galbanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  galbaneous, characteristic of galbanum/gum resin from species of Ferula;

galbeolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  bee-eater;

galbeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  arm-band/filet worn for ornamental/medical purposes;

galbinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greenish-yellow/pale green clothes (pl.) (considered effeminate);

galbinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  greenish-yellow; yellowish; effeminate;

galea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  helmet;

galeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  helmeted;

galeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  cover with a helmet;

galeola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cap;

galericulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  skull-cap; wig;

galeritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing a hood or skull-cap;

galerum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cap or hat made of skin; ceremonial hat (worn by pontifices/flamines); wig;

galerus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cap or hat made of skin; ceremonial hat (worn by pontifices/flamines); wig;

galetta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pancake;

Galilaea*

  f., N1.1 locale [later eccl NearEast lesser ---]

  Galilee;

Galilaeus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Galilean;

Gallia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- France veryfreq OLD]

  Gaul; (early Northern Italy, then South-East France, then France and Belgium);

galliambus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  song of the priests of Cybele;

galliarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hen-house;

galliarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  one who looks after poultry;

galliarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/for poultry; [in proper names, situa ~ => forest in Campania];

gallicinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cock-crow; daybreak, dawn; last watch of the night;

gallicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- France uncommon L&S]

  small Gallic shoe, galosh; sandal; (wooden shoe/sandal w/leather thongs);

Gallicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- France frequent OLD]

  Gallic, of Gaul, of the Gauls;

Gallienus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Gallienus; (Emperor Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus 253-268);

gallina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hen;

gallinaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to domestic poultry, poultry-; [cunila ~ => wild marjoram];

gallinacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to domestic poultry, poultry-; [cunila ~ => wild marjoram];

gallinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  poultry farmer;

gallinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of poultry;

Gallus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France veryfreq ---]

  Gaul; the Gauls (pl.);

gallus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cock, rooster;

Gallus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Gallic, of Gaul/the Gauls; class of gladiator w/Gallic armor; (also Galatian?);

gammarus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  lobster, sea crab;

ganea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  common eating house (resort of undesirable characters); gluttonous eating;

ganeo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glutton, debauchee;

ganeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  common eating house (resort of undesirable characters); gluttonous eating;

gannio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  whimper, snarl (of dogs); snarl (people), speak in ill natured/hostile manner;

gannitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - yelping/snarling/barking; ill-tempered utterance; whimpering/whining/moaning;

  - grumbling/muttering; murmuring; amorous utterance; chattering (L+S); chirping;

gaola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  jail/gaol;

garba*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  sheaf (of grain, of arrows);

garda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  wardship; guardianship; town-division;

gardinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  garden;

gargarisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  gargle;

gargarizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  gargling, action of gargling;

gargarizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  gargle;

garrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chatter/prattle/jabber; talk rapidly; talk/write nonsense; (birds/instruments);

garritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  chattering (of birds);

garrulitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  talkativeness, loquacity; chattering (Collins);

garrulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  talkative, loquacious; chattering, garrulous; blabbing; that betrays secrets;

garum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fish-sauce;

Garunna*

  m., N1.1 locale [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Garonne, river in SW Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

garyophyllon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  dried flower-buds of the clove; cloves;

gasalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of gas, to gas;

gasificatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  carburetor;

gasometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  gasometer;

gasosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sparkling;

gastritis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  gastritis, inflammation of the stomach;

gasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gas;

gata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  bowl, trough; jar;

gateleia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  toll, payment for passage;

gatta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- lesser trans]

  cat; (female?); gateway, gap (Latham);

gattus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- lesser trans]

  cat;

gaudeo*

  ere, -, avisum, V2.1 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be glad, rejoice;

gaudimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  joy; time of joy/jollity, festal day (Souter); gaudy feast (Latham);

gaudium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  joy, delight, gladness; source/cause of joy; physical/sensual delight;

gaudium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later eccl --- common Sou]

  everlasting blessedness; gaud/gaudy, bead of rosary (Latham);

gaunaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oriental cloak;

gaunacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oriental cloak;

gaunacuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oriental cloak;

gausapa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w/nap); cloak of this material;

gausapatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wearing cloak/cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w/nap);

gausape*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w/nap); cloak of this material;

gausapes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w/nap); cloak of this material;

gausapina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bath-towel;

gausapinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  made of cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w/nap);

gausapum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w/nap); cloak of this material;

gaza*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  treasure (royal);

gazela*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gazelle;

gazofilacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl Greece uncommon Def]

  treasury (royal); offertory box;

gazophylachium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl Greece uncommon Def]

  treasury (royal); offertory box;

gehenna*

  f., N1.1 where [late eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  hell; (from valley near Jerusalem where children were sacrificed to Moloch);

gehennalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  hellish, of hell; (from valley where children were sacrificed to Moloch);

gelamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  assembly, gathering;

gelasinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dimple;

Gelasius*

  m., N2.5 name [late eccl Italy veryrare Def]

  Gelasius; (I - St./Pope 492-496, said Primacy of Pope derived from Christ);

gelatina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gelatin;

gelatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  freezing;

gelda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  tax, gelt; guild; association; guild meeting; guild-house;

geldonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Eccl]

  guild;

geldum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  tax, gelt; [~ vaccarum => horngeld, cornage];

gelicidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  frost;

gelida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ice cold water;

gelide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sluggishly, without enthusiasm; coldly, weakly, feebly;

gelidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ice cold, icy;

gelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to freeze; (pass.) be frozen, be chilled;

gelu*

  n., N4.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frost, ice, snow; frosty weather; cold, chilliness (of old age/death/fear);

gelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frost, ice, snow; frosty weather; cold, chilliness (of old age/death/fear);

gelus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  frost, ice, snow; frosty weather; cold, chilliness (of old age/death/fear);

gemebundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  groaning, sighing;

gemellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  small cruet;

gemellipara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  twin-bearing;

gemellus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twin;

gemellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twin-born;

geminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  doubling;

gemino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  double; repeat; double the force of; pair (with);

geminus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twins (pl.);

geminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  twin, double; twin-born; both;

gemitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  groan, sigh; roaring;

gemma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bud; jewel, gem, precious stone; amber; cup (material); seal, signet; game piece

gemmarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  jeweler;

gemmatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jeweled;

gemmeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  set with precious stones;

gemmifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  bearing or producing seeds;

gemmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bud, come into bud, put out buds;

gemo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  moan, groan; lament (over); grieve that; give out a hollow sound (music, hit);

gena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  cheeks (pl.); eyes;

Genava*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Geneva, city in Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

genealogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  genealogy;

genealogicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  genealogical;

genealogus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  genealogist;

gener*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  son-in-law;

generalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  general, generic; shared by/common to a class/kind; of the nature of a thing;

generalis*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  general (military rank);

generalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  generality;

generaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  generally, in general;

generasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  come to birth; be generated/produced (L+S);

generatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by tribes/kinds; generally;

generatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  generation, action/process of procreating, begetting; generation of men/family;

generativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  generative;

generator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begetter, father, sire;

generatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  generator;

generilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  generality;

genero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beget, father, produce, procreate; spring/descend from (PASSIVE);

generose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nobly; with dignity;

generositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  breeding, excellence/nobility (of stock/men/animals/plants); generosity;

generosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  noble, of noble birth; of good family/stock;

genes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  birth, nativity, beginning; one's birth (astrologically), horoscope, destiny;

genesta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Spanish broom, greenweed and similar shrubs;

genetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  genetic;

geneticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  genetic;

genetivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  acquired at birth;

genetrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mother, ancestress;

genialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nuptial, connected with marriage; festive, merry, genial;

geniculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  knotty, full of knots;

genimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  product, fruit; progeny; brood (pl.); [~ viperarum => brood of vipers];

genista*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Spanish broom, greenweed and similar shrubs;

genital*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reproductive/genital organs (male or female); seminal fluid;

genitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of creation/procreation, reproductive; fruitful; connected with birth, inborn;

genitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  father; creator; originator;

genitus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  begotten; engendered;

genius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guardian spirit; taste, inclination; appetite; talent; prophetic skill;

genius*

  m., N2.5 person [--- --- --- common G+L]

  genius;

geno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  give birth to, bring forth, bear; beget; be born (PASSIVE);

genocidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern legal --- lesser Eccl]

  genocide;

genoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  genome;

gens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  tribe, clan; nation, people; Gentiles;

gentiana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gentian herb (Pliny);

genticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a nation, national;

gentil*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  member of the same Roman gens; fellow countryman;

gentilicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/proper or belonging to a particular Roman gens; tribal, national;

gentilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  gentile; non-Jew (to Jew); heathen/pagan (to Christian), not of one's faith;

gentilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of same gens (Roman); of the same house or family/tribe or race; native;

gentilis*

  m., N3.3 group [later eccl --- frequent Eccl]

  gentiles (pl.); non-Jews (to Jew); heathens (to Christian), not of one's faith;

gentilis*

  m., N3.3 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  pagan;

gentilismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  heathenism;

gentilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  kinship; relatives with same name; clan relationship; paganism; heathens/pagans;

gentilitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  of or belonging to a particular Roman gens; tribal, national;

genu*

  n., N4.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  knee;

genual*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leggings (pl.);

genuale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  ornament on bishop's cincture in Greek rite;

genuflecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  kneel (down); genuflect; bend the knee;

genuine*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  truly;

genuinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  back-tooth, molar; wisdom tooth;

genuinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  natural, inborn, innate; native; genuine, authentic;

genum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  gene;

genus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - birth/descent/origin; race/family/house/stock/ancestry; offspring/descent;

  - noble birth; kind/sort/variety; class/rank; mode/method/style/fashion/way;

geocentricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geocentric;

geocentrismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geocentrism;

geochemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geochemistry;

geochemista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geochemist;

geodaeticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geodesic;

geographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  geography; geographical work/book;

geographicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  geographic; geographical;

geologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geology;

geologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  geological;

geologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  geologist;

geometres*

  m., N1.7 person [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  geometer;

geometria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  geometry;

geometricus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  geometer;

geometricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  geometrical;

georgicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  agricultural;

Gergovia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Gergovia; (town of the Arverni in central Gaul);

geriatria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  geriatrics;

germana*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sister, own sister; full sister;

Germania*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Germany frequent ---]

  Germany;

Germanicus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Germanicus;

Germanicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent SrcZ]

  German;

germanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brotherhood, sisterhood; affinity between things deriving from the same source;

Germanus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Germany lesser ---]

  Germans (pl.);

germanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  own brother; full brother;

germanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  own/full (of brother/sister); genuine, real, actual, true;

germen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  sprout, bud; shoot;

germinalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  germinal;

germinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  sprouting forth; germination; a shoot;

germino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sprout forth;

gero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bear, carry, wear; carry on; manage, govern; (se gerere = to conduct oneself);

gerontocomium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  old men's asylum;

gerontotrophium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  old men's hospice;

gerra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  war; retaliation, feud;

gerra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wicker-work screen/hurdle; wattled twigs (pl.); [gerrae => trifles, nonsense!];

gerro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  term of opprobrium/disgrace/reproach; buffoon?;

gerula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bearer (female), porter, carrier; she who bears/carries (L+S); worker bee;

gerulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bearer, carrier;

gerulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bearer, porter, carrier; doer, one who does something;

gerundium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  gerund;

gerundivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  gerundive; verbal adjective;

gestamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  something worn or carried on the body;

gestatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bearing, wearing; be carried; place to take air;

gesticulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gesticulate; make mimic or pantomimic movements;

gestio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be eager, wish passionately; gesticulate, express strong feeling, exult;

gestito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  carry often; wear often;

gesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bear, carry; wear;

gestum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  what has been carried out, a business; deeds (pl.), exploits;

gestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  movement of the limbs, bodily action, carriage, gesture; performance (duty);

gibber*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hump;

gibber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  humpbacked;

gibberosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  humpbacked;

gibbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  protuberance/lump on the body;

gibbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bulging, protuberant;

Gigans*

  m., N3.3 group [--- myth --- common OLD]

  giant; Giant; the Giants (pl.); (race defeated by the Olympians);

Giganteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- common OLD]

  of/connected with the Giants; like that of the Giants;

Gigas*

  m., N3.7 group [--- myth --- common OLD]

  giant; Giant; the Giants (pl.); (race defeated by the Olympians);

gigno*

  nere, genui, genitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  give birth to, bring forth, bear; beget; be born (PASSIVE);

gilbus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pale yellow; dun-colored (OLD);

gilda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  guild; association; guild meeting; guild-house;

gildo*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  camp-follower;

gilvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pale yellow; dun-colored (OLD);

gimel*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  gimel; (3rd letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as G);

gingiber*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ginger;

gingiva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gum (in which the teeth are set);

git*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  black cumin (Nigella sativa); Roman coriander (L+S); melanthion/melanspermon;

gith*

  n., N9.9 thing [later agri --- common L&S]

  black cumin (Nigella sativa); Roman coriander (L+S); melanthion/melanspermon;

gitti*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  black cumin (Nigella sativa); Roman coriander (L+S); melanthion/melanspermon;

glaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clod; cultivated soil; lump, mass;

glaber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hairless, smooth;

glabrio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  hairless-person; ringworm; L:Glabrio (Roman surname);

glacialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  icy, frozen;

glaciarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  glacier;

glacies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ice; ice fields (pl.);

glacio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  freeze;

gladiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gladiator;

gladiatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gladiatorial;

gladiatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  profession of gladiator;

gladiolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  gladiolus;

gladius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  swordfish;

gladius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  sword;

glaeba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clod/lump of earth/turf; land, soil; hard soil; piece, lump, mass;

glaesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  amber;

glandifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  acorn-bearing;

glans*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  mast/acorn/beechnut/chestnut; missile/bullet thrown/discharged from sling;

glarea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gravel;

glareosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gravelly;

glaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  gravel; earth;

glas*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  mast/acorn/beachnut/chestnut; missile/bullet thrown/discharged from sling;

glaucom*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  disease of the eye, cataract;

glaucoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  disease of the eye, cataract; "mist before the eyes" (Erasmus);

glaucus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bluish gray;

gleba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clod/lump of earth/turf; land, soil; hard soil; piece, lump, mass;

glebula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  little clod or lump; a little farm or estate;

glesum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  amber;

gleucinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  made-from-must;

glis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dormouse;

glisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swell; increase in power or violence;

globalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  global;

globosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  round, spherical;

globulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  globule; button (Cal);

globus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ball, sphere; dense mass, close packed throng, crowd; clique, band; globe;

glomeramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  round mass, globe;

glomero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  collect, amass, assemble; form into a ball;

glomus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ball-shaped mass; ball made by winding, ball of thread, skein;

gloria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  glory, fame; ambition; renown; vainglory, boasting;

gloriabundus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  triumphant;

glorianter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  boastingly; exultingly;

gloriatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  exalting, boasting, vaunting, glorying;

glorificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  glorification;

glorifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  glorify; magnify, honor, worship (Def); exalt in thought/speech; uplift;

glorificus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  glorious, full of glory;

glorio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  boast, brag; glory, pride oneself;

gloriola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little glory;

gloriose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gloriously, magnificently; pompously, boastfully;

gloriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  glorious, full of glory; famous, renowned; boastful, conceited; ostentatious;

glosa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare OLD]

  glossary, collection/list of unfamiliar/unusual words (needing interpretation);

glosarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  unusual word requiring explanation (contemptuous diminutive);

glosema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  unusual word requiring interpretation; collection/list (pl.) of such words;

glossa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  glossary, collection/list of unfamiliar/unusual words (needing interpretation);

glossema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  unusual word requiring interpretation; collection/list (pl.) of such words;

glottologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  linguistics;

glottologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  linguistic;

glubeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  shed its bark; (of a tree);

glubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  peel; strip the bark from; rob;

gluma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  husks of grain; barley husks (pl.) (L+S);

gluten*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  glue, paste; gum; adhesive; solder (Douay); connecting tie/band/bond (L+S);

glutinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one who glues books, a bookbinder;

glutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  glue; B:join (espec. wounds);

glutinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  viscous, sticky, glutinous; full of/smeared with glue; rich in gelatin (food);

glutinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  glue, paste; gum; adhesive; solder (Douay); connecting tie/band/bond (L+S);

glutio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  swallow, gulp down;

gluto*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  glutton;

gluttio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  swallow, gulp down;

glutto*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  glutton;

glyconius*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  Glyconic; type of poetic meter;

glycyrrhiza*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  licorice root (Pliny);

glycyrrhizon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  licorice root (Pliny);

Gnaeus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Gnaeus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Cn.);

gnaritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  knowledge;

gnarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having knowledge or experience of; known;

gnasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - be produced spontaneously, come into existence/being; spring forth, grow; live;

  - be born/begotten/formed/destined; rise (stars), dawn; start, originate; arise;

gnata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daughter;

gnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  son; child; children (pl.);

gnecos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  safflower (Carthamus tinctorius); similar thistle;

gnosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - get to know; learn, find out; become cognizant of/acquainted/familiar with;

  - examine, study, inspect; try (case); recognize, accept as valid/true; recall;

gnov*

  -, gnovi, otum, V3.1 perfdef [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - know, know of; know how, be able (to); experience; (PERF form, PRES force);

  - know; be familiar/acquainted/conversant with/aware of; accept, recognize;

gobio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  small fish; (of the gudgeon kind); (used for bait); (Gobio);

gobius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  small fish; (of the gudgeon kind); (used for bait); (Gobio);

gomor*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  gomor/gomer/omer, Jewish dry measure; (over two bushels);

gonger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  conger eel; sea eel (L+S);

Gordianus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Gordianus; emperor Gordianus;

gorilla*

  m., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gorilla;

gorytos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  quiver, case holding arrows;

gorytus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  quiver, case holding arrows;

gossypium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cotton wool, cotton;

Gothicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Gothic; of/belonging to the Goths;

Gothus*

  m., N2.1 group [late --- Germany lesser L&S]

  Goth; (tribe of Northern Germany);

grabattus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cot, camp bed, pallet; low couch or bed; (usu.) mean/wretched bed/couch;

grabatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cot, camp bed, pallet; low couch or bed; (usu.) mean/wretched bed/couch;

gracia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - popularity/esteem/credit (w/bona); unpopularity (w/mala); partiality/favoritism;

  - favor/goodwill/kindness/friendship; influence; gratitude; thanks (pl.); Graces;

gracilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slender, thin, slim, slight; fine, narrow; modest, unambitious, simple, plain;

gracilitas*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  slimness, leanness (Collins);

graculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jackdaw;

gradalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  step-by-step;

gradarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  going step by step;

gradatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  step by step, by degrees;

gradatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  climax; (rhetoric);

gradio*

  dere, -, ressum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  walk, step, take steps, go, advance;

gradual*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  gradual (hymn);

gradualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  of degree;

gradualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  grade, degree;

gradualiter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  by degrees;

gradus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  step; position;

Graecanicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- Greece uncommon trans]

  Greek, of Greek origin; (Erasmus);

Graecatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  Greek, written in Greek;

Graecia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece frequent ---]

  Greece;

graecisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imitate the Greeks;

Graecitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- Greece uncommon trans]

  Greek language; (Erasmus);

graeco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imitate the Greeks;

Graeculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  little Greek; contemptible Greek;

Graeculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Grecian, Greek (mostly in a contemptuous sense);

Graecus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Greece veryfreq ---]

  Greek; the Greeks (pl.);

graecus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Greek;

grallator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  one that walks on stilts;

gramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  grass, turf; herb; plant;

gramineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of grass, grassy; made of grass or turf;

graminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  grassy; full of grass;

gramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern science --- veryrare Cal]

  -gram; record of instrument measurements; (usu. w/specifying prefix);

gramma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  scruple-weight; gram (Cal);

grammatica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grammar; philology;

grammatice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  grammar; philology;

grammatice*

  adv. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  with strict observance of grammatical rules, grammatically;

grammaticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  grammarian; philologist; scholar, expert on linguistics/literature;

grammaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grammatical, of grammar;

grammatista*

  m., N1.1 person [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  one who teaches letters; elementary schoolmaster;

granarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  granary;

granata*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  grenade;

granatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  pomegranate (fruit);

granatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  production of a crop;

granatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  containing many seeds; [only malum/pomum granatum => pomegranate fruit/tree];

grandaevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of great age, old;

grandesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow, increase in size or quantity;

grandiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather large;

grandifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  producing great profits;

grandiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  speaking grandly; boastful;

grandino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  it hails;

grandio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  increase;

grandis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  full-grown, grown up; large, great, grand, tall, lofty; powerful; aged, old;

grandisculus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  somewhat grownup, a little older;

granditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grandeur; elevation (of style); advanced condition/greatness (of person's age);

granditer*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  strongly; mightily;

grandiusculus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  fair-sized;

grando*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hail, hail-storm;

granifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  grain-carrying;

granitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  granite;

granulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  granule;

granum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grain; seed;

grapheocrates*

  m., N1.7 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bureaucrat;

grapheocratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bureaucracy;

grapheocraticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bureaucratic;

grapheum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  office;

graphia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  -graphy; recording of instrument measurements; (usu. w/specifying prefix);

graphice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  art of painting;

graphicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  worthy of painting (people), perfect of kind; exquisite; picturesque, artistic;

graphis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  instrument for drawing/painting;

graphis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  instrument for drawing/painting;

graphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  -graph; recording/measuring instrument; (usu. w/specifying prefix);

graphium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stylus, pen used for writing on wax tablets; modern pen (Cal);

grassator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vagabond; footpad, highway robber;

grasso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  march on, advance; roam in search of victims, prowl; proceed; run riot;

gratanter*

  adv. [late --- --- common L&S]

  with joy; with rejoicing;

grate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with pleasure/delight; agreeably, pleasantly; with gratitude, thankfully;

grates*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thanks (pl.); (esp. to gods); thanksgivings; [~es agere => give thanks];

gratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - popularity/esteem/credit (w/bona); partiality/favoritism; unpopularity (w/mala);

  - favor/goodwill/kindness/friendship; influence; gratitude; thanks (pl.); Graces;

  - agreeableness, charm; grace; [Doctor Gratiae => St. Augustine of Hippo];

gratificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  showing kindness; complaisance;

gratifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  oblige, gratify, humor, show kindness to; bestow, make a present of;

gratifico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oblige, gratify, humor, show kindness to; bestow, make a present of;

gratiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  agreeable, enjoying favor; kind;

gratis*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gratis, without payment, for nothing; freely; for no reward but thanks;

gratitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gratitude;

grato*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  congratulate (w/DAT); rejoice with;

gratuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  favor; gift;

gratuito*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gratis, without pay, for naught, gratuitously; for no special reason; wantonly;

gratuitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  free, gratuitous; without pay; unremunerative;

gratulabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  congratulating;

gratulanter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  with grateful/thankful heart/soul;

gratulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  congratulation; rejoicing;

gratulatorie*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  congratulatory, in congratulatory manner;

gratulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  congratulate; rejoice, be glad; thank, give/render thanks;

gratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pleasing, acceptable, agreeable, welcome; dear, beloved; grateful, thankful;

graulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  congratulation; rejoicing, joy;

gravamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  trouble, annoyance; physical inconvenience; burden;

gravanter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  with difficulty;

gravate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  grudgingly; reluctantly, unwillingly; with difficulty;

gravatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grudgingly, reluctantly;

gravatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  heavy; loaded down;

gravedinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  subject to colds;

gravedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cold in the head, catarrh;

graveolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strong-smelling, rank;

graveolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  foul smell (Pliny);

gravida*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  pregnant woman;

gravido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  impregnate, make pregnant; load/weigh down, burden (Ecc); oppress, incommode;

gravido*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  become pregnant; grow heavy;

gravidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pregnant, heavy with child; laden/swollen/teeming; weighed down; rich/abundant;

gravis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  heavy; painful; important; serious; pregnant; grave, oppressive, burdensome;

gravitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  weight; dignity; gravity; importances, oppressiveness; pregnancy; sickness;

graviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violently; deeply; severely; reluctantly; [ferre ~ => to be vexed/upset];

gravito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  revolve;

gravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  load/weigh down; burden, oppress; pollute (air); accuse, incriminate; aggravate;

gravo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  show/bear with reluctance/annoyance; be burdened/vexed; take amiss; hesitate;

grecus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser ---]

  Greek; (medieval form for Graecus, ae -> e);

gregalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of the herd/flock;

gregalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  comrade (usu. pl.); one of same party/company/gang/herd/flock; associate/crony;

gregarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to rank and file; [miles gregarius => common soldier];

gregatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in flocks;

grego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- lesser ---]

  gather, assemble;

Gregorianus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  Gregorian;

gremiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  gremial, apron/lap cloth for bishop at Mass/pontifical functions;

gremialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  suitable for firewood; (trees);

gremium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  firewood; (singular or collective);

gremium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lap, bosom; womb, interior; female genital parts;

gressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  going; step; the feet (pl.);

grex*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  flock, herd; crowd; company, crew; people/animals assembled; set/faction/class;

griffo*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  griffin;

grillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cricket; grasshopper; cartoon, comic illustration; caricature (Cal);

griphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  riddle; enigma;

grippa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  flu;

griseus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  gray;

groccio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  croak/caw (like a raven);

groma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  instrument for taking bearings to fix lines of orientation; (surveying);

grossitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  thickness;

grossus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  young/green/immature/abortive fig;

grossus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser Bee]

  great/large, thick; coarse, gross;

gruis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crane; large bird; siege engine;

gruma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  surveyor's rod; (also groma);

grumus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little heap (of soil);

grundio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grunt like a pig;

grunnio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grunt like a pig;

grunnitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grunting of a pig;

grus*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  crane (machine);

grus*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crane; large bird; siege engine;

gry*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  scrap, crumb;

gryllographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  caricaturist; cartoonist;

gryllus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cricket; grasshopper; cartoon, comic illustration; caricature (Cal);

grypho*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval myth --- veryrare Med]

  griffin;

gryps*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  griffin;

grypus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  griffin;

guarra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  war; retaliation, feud;

gubernaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  helm, rudder, steering oar of ship; helm of "ship of state"; government;

gubernatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  steering, pilotage; direction, control; management;

gubernator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  helmsman, pilot; one who directs/controls;

gubernatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  helmsman, pilot (female); she who directs/controls;

gubernium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Eccl]

  helm, rudder, steering oar of ship; government; management;

gubernius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  helmsman, pilot; one who directs/controls; manager;

guberno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  steer, drive, pilot, direct, manage, conduct, guide, control, govern;

guerra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  war; retaliation, feud;

guilda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  guild; association; guild meeting; guild-house;

gula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throat, neck, gullet, maw; palate, appetite;

gulda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  guild; association; guild meeting; guild-house;

Gulielmus*

  m., N2.1 name [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  William; (French based);

gulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gluttonous;

gumia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  glutton; gourmand;

gummi*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  gum, vicid secretion from trees;

gumminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  gummy, full of gum;

gummis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  gum, vicid secretion from trees;

gummitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  application of gum;

gunna*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skirt;

guoma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  instrument for taking bearings to fix lines of orientation; (surveying);

gurculio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early agri --- common L&S]

  grain-worm/weevil; weevil;

gurges*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  whirlpool; raging abyss; gulf, the sea; "flood", "stream";

gurgulio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  windpipe;

gurgustium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hut, hovel;

gustatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  taste, sense of taste; tasting;

gusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  taste, sip; have some experience of; enjoy;

gustus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tasting, appetite; draught of water;

gutta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drop, spot, speck;

guttatim*

  adv. [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  drop-by-drop;

gutter*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon ELD]

  throat, neck; gullet; (reference to gluttony/appetite); swollen throat, goiter;

guttula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little drop;

guttur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  throat, neck; gullet; (reference to gluttony/appetite); swollen throat, goiter;

guttur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  throat, neck; gullet; (reference to gluttony/appetite); swollen throat, goiter;

gutturalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  guttural;

guttus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  jug;

gwerra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  war; retaliation, feud;

gymnasiarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  master of a gymnasium;

gymnasium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  secondary school;

gymnasium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sports center;

gymnastica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gymnast (female);

gymnasticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gymnastic;

gymnicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gymnastic;

gynaecearium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal Greece veryrare SrcZ]

  women's apartment/quarters; seraglio/harem;

gynaecearius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal Greece veryrare L&S]

  overseer of seraglio/harem;

gynaeceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  women's apartment/quarters in Greek house;

gynaeciarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal Greece veryrare SrcZ]

  women's apartment/quarters; seraglio/harem;

gynaecium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  women's apartment/quarters in Greek house;

gynaecius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal Greece veryrare L&S]

  overseer of seraglio/harem;

gynaecologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  gynecology;

gynaecologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  gynecologist;

gynaeconitis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  women's apartment/quarters in Greek house;

gypsatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plastered; covered with gypsum; (slave) chalked for sale;

gypso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cover with gypsum;

gypsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gypsum; plaster figure;

gyratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  rounded; made in form of a circle;

gyro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- common L&S]

  go around/about (thing); turn/wheel around/in a circle;

gyrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  circle, ring; circuit; course; circular course for training/racing horses;

ha*

  inter. [later --- --- frequent trans]

  Ah!; (distress/regret/pity, appeal/entreaty, surprise/joy, objection/contempt);

Habacuc*

  m., N9.9 name [--- eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  Habakkuk; (minor prophet); (book of Old Testament);

habena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thong, strap; whip; halter; reins (pl.); direction, management, government;

habeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  have, hold, consider, think, reason; manage, keep; spend/pass (time);

habetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  dullness;

habilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  handy, manageable; apt, fit;

habilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  ability; aptitude;

habilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  enable; make suitable;

habitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  habitable;

habitaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dwelling place; home, residence; habitation (Bee);

habitans*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  inhabitant; dweller;

habitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lodging, residence;

habitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dweller, inhabitant;

habitatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inhabiters; she who inhabits;

habito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  inhabit, dwell; live, stay;

habitualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  habitual; customary;

habitualiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  habitual;

habitudinalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  habitual; customary;

habitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  condition;

habituo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  habituate, bring into condition/habit (body); (PASS) be conditioned/in habit;

habitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  condition, state; garment/dress/"get-up"; expression, demeanor; character;

Habraeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Hebrew, Jewish;

habrodiaetus*

  m., N2.1 person [classical --- --- veryrare L&S]

  living delicately, epithet of the painter Parrhasius;

habrotonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  aromatic plant, southern-wood (medicine);

hac*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  here, by this side, this way;

Haceldama*

  n., N9.9 locale [--- eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  Akeldama; field of blood (Aramaic); potter's field;

hactenus*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  as far as this, to this place/point/time/extent, thus far, til now, hitherto;

Hadrianus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Hadrian (P. Aelius Hadrianus, Emperor, 117-138 AD); Adriatic;

Hadrianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Adriatic, of the Adriatic Sea; of the Emperor Hadrian;

Hadrumetinus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Africa veryrare L&S]

  Andrumetine, inhabitant of Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city in Africa/Byzacane);

Hadrumetinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Andrumetine, of/from Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city of Africa propria/Byzacene);

Hadrumetum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city of Africa propria, capital of province Byzacene);

Hadrumetus*

  f., N2.1 locale [--- --- Africa uncommon L&S]

  Andrumetum/Hadrumetum (city of Africa propria, capital of province Byzacene);

haedilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little kid/goat (female);

haedilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little kid/goat (female);

haedillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little kid/goat;

haedinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  kid's, of a kid;

haedulea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare Eccl]

  kid, young goat;

haedulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little kid, little young goat;

haedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

Haeduus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Haedui (pl.), also Aedui, a people of Cen. Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

haemorrhagia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  hemorrhage;

haemorrhois*

  f., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  poisonous snake (Pliny);

haemorrhoissus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval bio --- veryrare Eccl]

  hemorrhaging; having flow of blood; (menstrual?);

haemorroida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  hemorrhoid, pile; (also haemorrhoida);

haereditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  inheritance, possession; hereditary succession; generation; heirship;

haereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stick, adhere, cling to; hesitate; be in difficulties (sticky situation?);

haeresiarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  heresiarch, archheretic; founder/leader of a heresy;

haeresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  philosophical/religious school of thought/sect; heresy/heretical doctrine (L+S);

haeresis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  philosophical/religious school of thought/sect; heresy/heretical doctrine (L+S);

haereticus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  heretic; teacher of false doctrine (Dif);

haereticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  heretical, of/belonging to heretical religious doctrines;

haesitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hesitation, hesitating; stammering; resolution;

haesito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stick hesitate, be undecided; be stuck;

hagi*

  a, adj. [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy (Greek);

hagiographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  hagiography, lives of saints; sacred/holy writing;

hagiographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hagiographic;

hagiographus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  sacred/holy writer; hagiographer (Cal); author of lives of Saints;

hagiographus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl Greece uncommon Eccl]

  of/concerning sacred/holy writings;

hagion*

  , adj. [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy (Greek);

hagios*

  , adj. [medieval --- Greece veryrare Eccl]

  holy (Greek);

hahahae*

  inter. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Ha ha!; (laughter, derision);

hahahe*

  inter. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Ha ha!; (laughter, derision);

haicu*

  n., N4.2 thing [modern poet --- veryrare trans]

  haiku, formal short verse (popular in Japan);

halatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  breath; breathing;

halcycon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon ---]

  halcyon; kingfisher; sea birds (pl.);

haliaeetos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  sea-eagle, osprey;

halica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  emmer (wheat) grots; porridge/gruel made with these;

halicacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  made of emmer (wheat), grots; connected with emmer (wheat) production;

halicastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  early -ripening variety of emmer (wheat);

halito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  breathe;

halitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breath, steam, vapor;

hallec*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  herrings; a fish sauce; pickle;

Hallelujah*

  inter. [later eccl NearEast common Eccl]

  Halleluia, cry of joy and praise to God; (praise ye Jehovah);

hallucinator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  idle dreamer, silly fellow; one who is wandering in mind;

hallus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  big toe;

halmaturus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  kangaroo;

halo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  emit (vapor, etc); be fragrant;

halucinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wandering in mind, idle dream, delusion; idle/aimless behavior (w/mentis);

halucino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wander in mind, talk idly/unreasonably, ramble, dream; wander;

hama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bucket; water bucket; (esp. fireman's bucket);

hamadryas*

  f., N3.7 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wood-nymph, hamadryad, dryad;

hamatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hooked;

hamiota*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  angler;

hammonitrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Egypt Pliny L&S]

  natron (sesquicarbonate of soda) mingled with sand;

hamula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Def]

  small hook;

hamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hook; barb of an arrow; spike;

hannapus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  incense boat;

Hannibal*

  m., N3.1 name [early --- Africa common OLD]

  Hannibal; (Carthaginian general in 2nd Punic War);

hapalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  soft-boiled;

hara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pen, coop, pigsty;

harena*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sand, grains of sand; sandy land or desert; seashore; arena, place of contest;

harenaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  sandy;

harenaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sand pit;

harenaria*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sand-pit;

harenarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sand-pit;

harenarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  combatant in the arena, gladiator; teacher of mathematics (figures in sand);

harenarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to sand; or to the arena/amphitheater; [~ lapis => sandstone];

harenatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  sanding, plastering with sand; plastering, cementing;

harenatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  sand mortar;

harenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  sanded, covered/mixed with sand;

harenifodina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sand-pit;

harenivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wandering over sands;

harenosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sandy place;

harenosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sandy, containing sand (ground);

harenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  fine sand; a grain of sand;

haricolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  speak by divine inspiration or with second sight, prophesy, divine; (facetious?)

hariola*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  soothsayer, prophet; (female);

hariolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  utter prophecies; talk nonsense;

hariolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  soothsayer, prophet;

harmonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  harmony/concord; (between parts of body); melody, order of notes; coupling;

harmonica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  theory of music/harmony; harmonics; science of sound;

harmonice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  theory of music/harmony; harmonics; science of sound;

harmonice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  harmoniously;

harmonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  harmonious; of harmony/natural proportion; in unison; harmonic (Ecc);

harmonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  harmonium;

harpagatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hooked;

harpago*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hook; grappling iron;

harpastum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rugby;

harpax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drawing to itself; rapacious;

harpe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  curved sword, scimitar; sickle; marine bird of prey (unidentified);

harpyria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Harpy; rapacious person;

harum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plants of genus arum;

harundifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  reed-bearing;

harundinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  reed-bed; thicket/jungle/growth of reeds/rushes (L+S); stubble (Vulgate);

harundineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  reed-, of reeds; like a reed;

harundinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  full of reeds;

harundo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  reed, cane, fishing rod, limed twigs for catching birds; arrow shaft; pipe;

haruspex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soothsayer, diviner; inspector of entrails of victims;

haruspicina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  divination;

haruspicinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  concerned with divination;

harviga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ram for offering/sacrifice;

harvix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ram for offering/sacrifice;

Hasdrubal*

  m., N3.1 name [early --- Africa lesser OLD]

  Hasdrubal; (Carthaginian name, general brother of Hanninbal);

hasisum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hashish;

hasta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spear/lance/javelin; spear stuck in ground for public auction/centumviral court;

hastatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  spearman; soldier in unit in front of Roman battle-formation; its centurion;

hastatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  armed with spear/spears; first line of a Roman army (pl.);

hastile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spear shaft; spear; cane;

hastilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  on a (spear) shaft; supported by a shaft/staff;

hau*

  adv. [--- --- --- common ELD]

  not, not at all, by no means; not (as a particle);

hau*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  oh! ow! oh dear! goodness gracious! (used by women to express consternation);

haud*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ELD]

  not, not at all, by no means; not (as a particle);

hauddum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  not yet; not at all as yet;

haudquaquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by no means, in no way; not at all;

hauquaquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by no means, in no way; not at all;

haurio*

  ire, usi, ustum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  draw up/out; drink, swallow, drain, exhaust;

haustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pump;

haustus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink; draught; drawing (of water);

haut*

  adv. [--- --- --- common ELD]

  not, not at all, by no means; not (as a particle);

have*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hail!, formal expression of greetings;

havens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  willing, eager, anxious; covetous;

haveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hail!; (only IMP/INF); greeting/leaving; [have/ave => hail, farewell];

haveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common ELD]

  be eager/anxious (w/INF); desire, wish for, long after, crave;

he*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  he; (5th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as H);

hebdomada*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  7; group of seven; end of 7 day period; fever with 7 day period; each 7th day;

hebdomada*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  week, seven days; Jewish week, one Sabbath to next; weekly gathering/duty rota;

hebdomadarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  choir official serving for a week;

hebdomadarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  lasting a week;

hebdomas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  7; group of seven; end of 7 day period; fever with 7 day period; each 7th day;

hebdomas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common L&S]

  week, seven days; Jewish week, one Sabbath to next; weekly gathering/duty rota;

hebdomas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  7; group of seven; end of 7 day period; fever with 7 day period; each 7th day;

hebdomas*

  f., N3.7 thing [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  week, seven days; Jewish week, one Sabbath to next; weekly gathering/duty rota;

hebenius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  ebony-, of ebony;

hebenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ebony (wood or tree of genus Diospyrus);

hebenus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ebony (wood or tree of genus Diospyrus);

hebeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be blunt; be sluggish/inactive; grow dim/faint, die down; (of feelings);

hebes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blunt, dun; languid; stupid;

hebesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow blunt or feeble;

hebeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  blunt, deaden, make dull/faint/dim/torpid/inactive (light/plant/senses), weaken;

hebetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Saxo]

  sluggishness, sloth, inertness; dullness; dimness (color/light); feebleness;

Hebraea*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Hebrew/Jewish woman;

Hebraeus*

  m., N2.1 group [later eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  Hebrew, Jew; the Hebrews (pl.);

Hebraeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Hebrew, Jewish;

Hebraice*

  adv. [later eccl NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Hebrew, in Hebrew, in Hebrew language;

Hebraicis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Hebrew, Jewish;

Hebraicus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Hebrew, Jewish;

hebria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wine vessel;

hecatolitrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hectoliter; 100 hundred liters;

hecatombe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- eccl Greece veryrare OLD]

  hecatomb; large public sacrifice; (100 oxen/animals); sacrifice w/many victims;

hecatometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hectometer; 100 meters;

hectarea*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hectare; 100 meters square;

Hector*

  m., N3.1 name [archaic --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  Hector; (chief Trojan hero);

hedera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ivy;

hederacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  ivy-; of ivy; ivy-coloured;

hedonismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  hedonism;

hedonisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hedonist;

hedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- lesser trans]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

hedychrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fragrant ointment;

Hegumen*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  Hegumen, Basilian monastery superior; abbot (of second class abbey); prior;

hei*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Ah! Woe!, oh dear, alas; (exclamation expressing anguish, grief or fear);

heia*

  inter. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  how now!, Ha, Good, see! (of joy); see!, Quick! (of urgency/astonishment);

hejulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  wail; lament;

Heli*

  inter. [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  My God; [~ ~ lemma sabacthani => My God, my God why hast thou forsaken me];

helica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  winding;

helicopterum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  helicopter;

helleborum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hellebore (plant); (considered a remedy for madness);

helleborus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hellebore (plant); (considered a remedy for madness);

hellenismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Hellenism;

hellenisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Hellenistic;

helluatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  debauch; revel; gluttony, gormandizing;

helluo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  spend immoderately (eating/luxuries); be a glutton/gormandize; squander;

helluo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  glutton, gourmand; squanderer; one who spends immoderately on eating;

helops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fish; (perhaps sturgeon);

heluo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spend immoderately (eating/luxuries); be a glutton, gormandize; squander;

heluo*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  glutton, gourmand; squanderer; one who spends immoderately on eating;

helvella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  small pot-herb;

Helvetia*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- France lesser trans]

  Switzerland;

Helvetius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Helvetii (pl.), tribe in Central Gaul (Switzerland); (Caesar's "Gallic War");

Helvetius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/connected with the Helvetii (pl.), a people of Cen. Gaul (Switzerland);

helxine*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  prickly plant (Pliny);

hem*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  what's that? (surprise/concern); Ah!/alas! (unhappiness); there/here! (wonder);

hemera*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  day;

hemerodromus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  special courier, express;

hemicillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  mule;

hemicrania*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  migraine;

hemicyclium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  semicircle (of seats);

hemiditonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later drama --- uncommon SrcW]

  hemiditone, half ditone; minor third;

hemina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  measure of capacity; (about half a pint);

heminarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  quarter pint, half hemina, quarter sextarius; vessel/present of that measure;

hemiolion*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one-and-a-half; consisting of three halves as much;

hemiolios*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one-and-a-half; consisting of three halves as much;

hemisphaerion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  hemisphere; half globe; hemispherical sundial;

hemisphaerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  hemisphere; half globe; hemispherical sundial;

hemitonion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  semi-tone; interval of halftone; [foramina ~iorum => holes for catapult ropes];

hemitonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  semi-tone; interval of halftone; [foramina ~iorum => holes for catapult ropes];

hemorrhoissa*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval bio --- veryrare Eccl]

  one hemorrhaging;

hemorrhoissus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval bio --- veryrare Eccl]

  hemorrhaging; having flow of blood; (menstruating?);

hendecasyllabus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  verses consisting of eleven syllables (pl.);

hendecasyllabus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  verses consisting of eleven syllables;

heortologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  science of feasts;

hepatitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  hepatitis;

heptas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- science Greece uncommon Eccl]

  seven (Greek);

hepteris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  galley with seven banks of oars;

hera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mistress; lady of the house; woman in relation to her servants; Lady;

herba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq ---]

  herb, grass;

herbaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  grassy; grass-colored(Pliny);

herbagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  right of pasturage;

herbesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  grow into blades or stalks;

herbicidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  herbicide;

herbidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grassy;

herbifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of grass or herbs; bearing magical or medicinal plants;

herbipotens*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  skilled in herbs;

herbisectrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lawn mower;

herbosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grassy;

herbula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little herb;

hercisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  divide an inheritance;

hercle*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  By Hercules!; assuredly, indeed;

herctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inheritance; [herctum ciere => to divide an inheritance];

hercule*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by Hercules!; assuredly, indeed;

Hercules*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Hercules (Greek hero of great strength);

here*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yesterday;

hereditarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of inheritance; inherited, hereditary;

hereditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  inheritance, possession; hereditary succession; generation; heirship;

heredito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  inherit;

heremita*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Bee]

  hermit, eremite; anchorite; recluse;

heremiticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Def]

  solitary, secluded, recluse; living like a hermit;

heremus*

  m., N2.1 where [medieval --- --- common Bee]

  wilderness, wasteland, desert;

heremus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- common Bee]

  waste, desert;

hereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 [late --- --- common SrcW]

  stick, adhere, cling to; hesitate; be in difficulties (sticky situation?);

heres*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  heir/heiress;

hereticus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser L&S]

  heretic; teacher of false doctrine (Dif);

hereticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser L&S]

  heretical, of heretical religious doctrines;

heri*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yesterday;

herinacius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  hedgehog (of genus Erinaceus); porcupine (of genus Hystrix) (Ecc);

herma*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  metallic bust serving as reliquary; (head of Hermes on quadrangular pillar);

hermaphroditus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hermaphrodite;

hermeneutica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hermeneutics; art/science of interpretation (esp. of Scripture);

hermeneuticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hermeneutic, hermeneutical; concerned w/interpretation (esp. of Scripture);

Hermes*

  m., N1.7 name [--- myth Italy common OLD]

  Hermes; (Greek god Hermes = Roman Mercury); herm (pillar with bust of Hermes);

hermetice*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hermetically; tightly;

hermeticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hermetic; air-tight;

hermitonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon Eccl]

  semi-tone; interval of halftone; [foramina ~iorum => holes for catapult ropes];

herniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  ruptured;

Herodes*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Herod; (Greek name, used by ruling family of Judea);

herodio*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bird (unidentified); perh. stork; little owl; heron (Douay);

herodius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bird (unidentified); perh. stork; little owl; heron (Douay);

heroicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  heroism;

heroicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heroic, epic;

heroina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  heroine (mythical);

heroina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  demigoddess, heroine;

heroine*

  f., N1.6 person [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  heroine (mythical);

herois*

  f., N3.9 person [--- myth --- common OLD]

  heroine (mythical);

heros*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hero; demigod;

heros*

  m., N3.6 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hero; demigod; (only sing.);

herous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heroic;

herus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  master, lord; owner, proprietor;

hesitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hesitation, hesitating; stammering; resolution;

Hesperia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Italy, the western land;

hesperius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  western;

Hesperus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  evening-star;

hesternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  of yesterday;

hetaeria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  society, guild, fraternity; brotherhood;

hetaeriarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  official of cofraternity;

hetairia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  secret society;

heterogeneus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  heterogeneous;

heterogenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  heterogeneity;

heterosexualis*

  is, e, adj. [modern bio --- uncommon Eccl]

  heterosexual;

heth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  het; (8th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as CH);

hethanim*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Ethanim; ancient Hebrew seventh month; (meaning flowing rivers);

heu*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  oh! ah! alas! (an expression of dismay or pain);

heuristicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  heuristic;

heus*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hey!, ho!, ho there!, listen!;

Heva*

  f., N1.1 name [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  Eve;

hexagonon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  hexagon, six-sided figure;

hexagonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  hexagon, six-sided figure;

hexameter*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  hexameter line; verse in hexameter;

hexameter*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- lesser OLD]

  hexameter; with six metrical feet; (of verse);

hexametrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  hexameter line; verse in hexameter;

hexametrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  hexameter; with six metrical feet; (of verse);

hexapeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  height (measure of length);

hexaphorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  six-man litter;

hexas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- science Greece veryrare Eccl]

  six (Greek);

hexeris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  galley with six banks of oars;

hiacinthina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  amethyst; dark-colored precious stone;

hiacinthinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/belonging to hyacinth; hyacinth-colored/violet/blue/sapphire/purple;

hiatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - opening/cleft/fissure/split/crevice; (maybe rude); chasm; wideopen jaw/expanse;

  - hiatus; action of gaping/yawning/splitting open; greedy desire (for w/GEN);

hibernaculum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winter quarters;

hibernalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  wintry; stormy, of/for winter time/rainy season;

Hibernia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Britian uncommon OLD]

  Ireland;

hiberno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spend the winter; be in winter quarters;

hibernum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winter camp (pl.); winter quarters;

Hibernus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- Britian veryrare Eccl]

  Irishman; the Irish (pl.);

hibernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wintry; stormy, of/for winter time/rainy season; [hiberno => in winter];

hibiscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  marsh mallow; (Althea officinalis); (shrubby herb, grows near salt marshes);

hibiscus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  marsh mallow; (Althea officinalis); (shrubby herb, grows near salt marshes);

hibix*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  ibex; wild goat (Douay/KJames);

hibrida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hybrid;

hic*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  this; these (pl.); (also DEMONST);

hic*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  here, in this place; in the present circumstances;

hiemalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wintry; stormy; of/for winter time/rainy season;

hiemans*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  stormy, raging; wintry; frozen, cold;

hiemo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winter, pass the winter, keep winter quarters; be wintry/frozen/stormy;

hiemps*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winter, winter time; rainy season; cold, frost; storm, stormy weather;

hiems*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  winter, winter time; rainy season; cold, frost; storm, stormy weather;

hier*

  a, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sacred/supernatural; (Greek);

hiera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drawn contest; (the prize being awarded to a god);

hierarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  bishop; hierarch, member of hierarchy;

hierarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  hierarchy; governing body of Church;

hierarchicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- common Def]

  hierarchal; concerning/belonging to/coming from holy authority/hierarchy;

hieraticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  hieratic, pertaining to sacred uses;

Hieremias*

  m., N1.8 name [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  Jeremiah; (Hebrew prophet); book of Bible);

Hiericuntinus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  of/from/pertaining to Jericho; (city in Palestine); (Hebrew);

Hiericus*

  f., N3.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Jericho; (city in Palestine); (Hebrew);

hieroglyphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hieroglyph;

hieron*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sacred/supernatural; (Greek);

hieronica*

  m., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  winner in (religious festival) games;

Hieronymus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl Italy common Def]

  Jerome; (St., 340-420, Doctor of the Church, produced Vulgate Bible);

hieros*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sacred/supernatural; (Greek);

Hierosolimitanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  of Jerusalem;

Hierosolyma*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  Jerusalem (Hebrew);

Hierosolymum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  Jerusalem (pl.) (Hebrew);

hierotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  reliquary;

Hierurgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Mess, liturgy, sacred rite;

hierus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sacred/supernatural; [hiera botane => vervain, medicinal/sacred plant];

Hierusalem*

  n., N9.9 locale [archaic eccl NearEast lesser Sou]

  Jerusalem (Hebrew);

hilaresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be/become cheerful/joyful;

hilaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cheerful, lively, light-hearted;

hilarisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be/become cheeerful/joyful;

hilaritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cheerfulness, lightheartedness;

Hilarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Hilarian feast (pl.), Feast of the Hilaria (Joy/Cybele/Great Mother) 25 March;

Hilarius*

  m., N2.5 name [later --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  Hilary; (St./Bishop of Poitiers, ~300-368, "De Trinitate", "De Synodis");

hilaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cheer, gladden; give cheerful appearance to;

hilarulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gay, cheerful;

hilarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cheerful, lively, light-hearted;

hilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trifle; (with negative) not a whit, not in the least;

hin*

  n., N9.9 thing [later science NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  hin (Hebrew liquid measure, little less than 5 liters); (Vulgate Exodus 29:40);

hinc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  from here, from this source/cause; hence, henceforth;

Hinduismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Hinduism;

hinnio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neigh;

hinnitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighing;

hinnuleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fawn; young of the deer;

hinnulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hinny (offspring of she-ass and stallion OLD); fawn; roe deer (KJames);

hinnus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  mule;

hinulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon SrcW]

  hinny (offspring of she-ass and stallion OLD); fawn; roe deer (KJames);

hio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be wide open, gape; be greedy for; be open-mouthed (with astonishment, etc);

hippagogus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  transports (pl.) for cavalry;

Hippo*

  m., N3.1 locale [--- --- Africa veryrare Eccl]

  Hippo (town in north Africa);

hippocampus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sea-horse;

hippocentaurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- myth --- uncommon CAS]

  centaur;

hippodromos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hippodrome racecourse;

hippomanes*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - discharge of mares in heat; (used for love potion); plant to put mares in heat;

  - small black membrane on forehead of foal; (for love potion/to arouse passion);

Hipponensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- Africa veryrare Eccl]

  of/from Hippo (town in north Africa);

hippotoxota*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mounted archers (pl.);

hippurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fish, perhaps goldfish;

hippurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gilt-head fish;

hircinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of a goat; goat-like;

hircus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  he-goat;

hirnea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  jug; hernia/rupture; (esp. enlarged scrotum as result of scrotal hernia);

hirneacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  having hernia/rupture/enlarged scrotum;

hirneosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  having hernia/rupture/enlarged scrotum;

hirniacus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- veryrare SrcW]

  having hernia/rupture/enlarged scrotum;

hirniosus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- veryrare SrcW]

  having hernia/rupture/enlarged scrotum;

hirsutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rough, shaggy, hairy, bristly, prickly; rude;

hirtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hairy/shaggy, covered with hair/wool; thick growth (plants); rough/unpolished;

hirudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leech;

hirundininus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  swallow-; of swallows;

hirundo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swallow; martin; small bird; flying fish;

hisco*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (begin to) open, gape; open the mouth to speak;

hisopum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

hisopus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

Hispane*

  adv. [--- --- Spain veryrare OLD]

  in Spanish manner;

Hispania*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Spain common OLD]

  Spain; Spanish peninsula;

Hispanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Spain lesser OLD]

  Spanish, of Spain;

hispidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rough, shaggy, hairy; bristly; dirty;

hissopum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

hissopus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

historia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  history; account; story;

historialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  historical;

historialiter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  historically;

historicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  historical;

historiographus*

  m., N2.1 person [later drama --- uncommon L&S]

  history-writer;

histriatus*

  a, um, adj. [later tech --- veryrare SrcW]

  chamfered/fluted/grooved (Douay); w/knobs/bosses/studs/protuberances (K.James);

histricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  of actors;

histrio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  actor; performer in pantomime;

histronia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dramatic art; assume character of actor;

hiulcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gaping, having the mouth wide open, insatiable, greedy; cracked; disconnected;

hocceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hockey;

hocusque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to this degree/pitch;

hodie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  today, nowadays; at the present time;

hodiernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  today's, of/belonging to today; present, existing now; [~ die => on this day];

hoedilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  little kid/goat (female);

hoedillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little kid/goat; (term of endearment);

hoedinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  kid's, of a kid;

hoedulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little kid, little young goat;

hoedus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  kid, young goat; two stars in constellation Auriga (Charioteer), "The Kid";

holisatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon ---]

  HOLISATR; (some kind of foodstuff, eg herb);

holitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of herbs; [w/forum => vegetable market];

holocaustoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  whole burnt offering, sacrifice wholly consumed by fire; holocaust; (Hebrew);

holocaustosis*

  f., N3.7 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  whole burnt offering, sacrifice wholly consumed by fire; holocaust; (Hebrew);

holocaustosis*

  f., N3.9 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare Sou]

  whole burnt offering, sacrifice wholly consumed by fire; holocaust; (Hebrew);

holocaustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  whole burnt offering, sacrifice wholly consumed by fire; holocaust; (Hebrew);

holocautom*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  whole burnt offering, sacrifice wholly consumed by fire; holocaust; (Hebrew);

holosericum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  silk; velvet;

holosericus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  all silk, made entirely of silk; (Erasmus);

holoverus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quite real; wholly of purple;

holus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vegetables; cabbage, turnips, greens; kitchen/pot herbs; edible grass (Cal);

holusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vegetables (in depreciatory sense);

homagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  homage;

homicida*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  murderer, homicide; killer of men (applied to epic heroes);

homicidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  homicide, murder;

homileticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  homiletics (pl.); art of preaching;

homileticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  of homilies; of preaching;

homilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  homily;

homiliarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  collection of homilies;

homo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  man, human being, person, fellow; [novus homo => nouveau riche];

homoeoteleuton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  like-ending; rhyme;

homogeneitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  homogeneity;

homogeneus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  homogeneous;

homogium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  homage;

homographus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  autograph; entirely autograph, wholly written by one's own hand;

homoiousius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  similar, resembling, of like substance;

homologus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  counterpart; homologue;

homoousius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  consubstantial, of same subtance;

homosexualis*

  is, e, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  homosexual;

homosexualis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [modern --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  homosexual (person);

homosexualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  homosexuality;

homullus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little man, manikin;

homuncio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little man, manikin;

Homuncionita*

  m., N1.1 group [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Homuncionite (pl.); (Christian sect considering Jesus as man only);

homunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little man, manikin;

honestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  honor, integrity, honesty; wealth (Plater);

honeste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  honorably; decently;

honesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  honor (with); adorn, grace;

honesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  be earnest/serious/grave;

honestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  distinguished, reputable, respected, honorable, upright, honest; worthy;

honor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  honor; respect/regard; mark of esteem, reward; dignity/grace; public office;

honorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  honorific, conferring honor; honored; honorable, that procures honor/esteem;

honorabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  honorably;

honorarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  stipend; honorarium; reimbursement;

honorarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complimentary, supplied voluntarily;

honorate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  honorably, with honor; in honorable fashion; decently (Ecc); nobly;

honoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  honored/respected/esteemed/distinguished; honorable; conferring honor;

honorificatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  honorable; that does honor; conferring honor;

honorifice*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  honorably; respectfully; with honor/respect;

honorificentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  honoring; doing of honor;

honorifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  honor; do honor to; confer honor;

honorificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  honorific; that does honor; conferring/showing honor;

Honorius*

  m., N2.1 name [later legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Honorius; (Emperor Flavius Honorius 395-423);

honoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  respect, honor;

honorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conferring honor;

honos*

  m., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  honor; respect/regard; mark of esteem, reward; dignity/grace; public office;

hoplomachus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gladiator;

hora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hour; time; season; [Horae => Seasons];

horalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hourly;

horarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  daily schedule;

horarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  timetable;

horarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  pertaining to hours; timely )Cal);

hordeaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley;

hordeacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley;

hordearius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; [~ pira => pears ripening w/barley];

hordeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley (the plant or the grain from it); barley-corn;

hordiaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; (used as term of contempt);

hordiacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; (used as term of contempt);

hordiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common L&S]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; [~ pira => pears ripening w/barley];

Horeb*

  n., N9.9 locale [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  Sinai, Horeb; (mountain of Moses and burning bush);

horia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  small fishing boat;

horizon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  horizon; line on celestial sphere corresponding to horizon;

horizontalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Med]

  horizontal;

horizontaliter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Med]

  horizontally;

horminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  clary-herb; sage (Pliny);

hormonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  hormone;

hornotinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of this year, this year's;

hornus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  this year's; born/produced in the current year;

horologiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  watchmaker;

horologion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl Greece uncommon Eccl]

  horologion (in Eastern Church, book of prayers/hymns for daily hours);

horologium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clock, sundial;

horoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon SrcZ]

  vision;

horrendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  horrible, dreadful, terrible;

horreo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  dread, shrink from, shudder at; stand on end, bristle; have rough appearance;

horresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dread, become terrified; bristle up; begin to shake/tremble/shudder/shiver;

horreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  storehouse; barn;

horribilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awful, horrible, terrible; monstrous; rough;

horridulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat rough, unadorned;

horridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wild, frightful, rough, bristly, standing on end, unkempt; grim; horrible;

horrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awful, horrible, dreadful; frightening, chilling, exciting terror;

horrificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awful, horrible, dreadful; frightening, chilling, exciting terror;

horripilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  bristling (of hair);

horripilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become bristly/hairy; be shaggy (L+S); shudder/shake (Sou); pierce (Douay);

horrisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sounding dreadfully;

horror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shivering, dread, awe rigidity (from cold, etc);

hortalitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare SrcY]

  garden;

hortamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  encouragement;

hortamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  exhortation, encouragement, incitement;

hortatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  encouragement; exhortation;

hortativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of encouragement;

hortator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inciter; encourager, exhorter; urger (sight/sound) of horses in chariot races;

hortatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  cheering, comforting; encouraging;

hortatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  encouragement, urging;

hortensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  grown in gardens; belonging to/in a garden;

hortensium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  garden herb;

hortensius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  grown in gardens; belonging to/in a garden;

Hortius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Horace/Horatio; (Roman gens name); (H. Cocles held bridge; Q. H~ Flaccus, poet);

Hortius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Horace/Horatio; Roman gens; (H. Cocles held bridge) (Q. H~ Flaccus, poet);

horto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  encourage; cheer; incite; urge; exhort;

hortulanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  gardener;

hortulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small/little garden; park (pl.); pleasure grounds;

hortus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  garden, fruit/kitchen garden; pleasure garden; park (pl.);

Hosanna*

  inter. [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Hosanna, "God save", a cry of praise (Hebrew);

Hosianna*

  inter. [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Hosanna, "God save", a cry of praise (Hebrew);

hospes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  host; guest, visitor, stranger; soldier in billets; one who billets soldiers;

hospes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of relation between host and guest; that hosts; that guests; foreign, alien;

hospita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  female guest; hostess, wife of host; landlady; stranger, alien;

hospitale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hospital; guesthouse, guestroom;

hospitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or for a guest; hospitable;

hospitalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hospitality, entertainment of guests;

hospitaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in a hospitable manner;

hospitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hospitality, entertainment; lodging; guest room/lodging; inn;

hospito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  play/act as host; offer hospitality; put up guests/lodgers;

hospito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be a guest; lodge; stay; put up as a guest/lodger;

hospitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hospitable/harboring, affording hospitality; received as guest; foreign/alien;

hostia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  victim, sacrifice; sacrificial offering/animal;

hostiaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  vessel for hosts (consecrated bread/wafers);

hosticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to an enemy, hostile;

hostilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- lesser ---]

  hostile, enemy; of/belonging to an enemy; involving/performed by an enemy;

hostilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  hostility, enmity;

hostiliter*

  adv. [--- war --- common OLD]

  in an unfriendly/hostile way, in the manner of an enemy;

hostimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  compensation, requital;

hostio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  requite, recompense;

hostis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enemy (of the state); stranger, foreigner; the enemy (pl.);

HS*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sesterce (abb.), 2 1/2 asses; (IIS/HS = one+one+semi);

hu*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  what (Hebrew); (food from God for wandering Jews); [man hu => what is this];

huc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  here, to this place; to this point;

huccine*

  adv. [--- --- --- common Eccl]

  so far; to this point;

hucusque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thus far, to this point, up to this time; hitherto; to this extent;

hue*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hither, to the person speaking/indicated; so far, to this point/place/degree;

hui*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whee!, wow!; sound of surprise or approbation not unlike "whee";

humanismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Eccl]

  humanism;

humanista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  humanist;

humanisticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Eccl]

  humanist; humanistic;

humanitarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  humanitarian;

humanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  human nature/character/feeling; kindness/courtesy; culture/civilization;

humaniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  reasonably, moderately; in manner becoming a man; in kindly/friendly manner;

humanitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kindly, reasonably; moderately; in manner becoming man; in the way of humans;

humano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  make human; (in PASSIVE of the incarnation of Christ);

humanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  human affairs (pl.), concerns of men; events of life;

humanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  human; kind; humane, civilized, refined; [~ hostiae => human sacrifice];

humecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  moisten;

humectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  moist;

humens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moist, wet;

humerale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cape, protective shoulder cover; outer robe; ecclesiastic humeral; amice;

humerulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  side;

humerus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  upper arm, shoulder;

humi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on/to the ground;

humicubatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  humicubation, lying on ground as penance;

humiditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - lowness (status/position/rank); shortness; insignificance, unimportance;

  - degradation, debasement; humiliation; submissiveness, subservience; humility;

humidum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swamp;

humidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  damp, moist, dank, wet, humid;

humiliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  humiliation, humbling;

humilio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  humble; abase; humiliate (Def);

humilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  low, lowly, small, slight, base, mean, humble, obscure, poor, insignificant;

humilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - insignificance/unimportance/degradation/debasement/humiliation; commonplaceness;

  - lowness (position/rank); shortness; humbleness; submissiveness; humility (Bee);

humiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abjectly, in a submissive manner; low, at low elevation; humbly, meanly (Cas);

humo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inter, bury;

humor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fluid, liquid, moisture, humor; [Bacchi ~ => wine];

humus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ground, soil, earth, land, country;

hundredum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcZ]

  hundred (name of land area or court);

hutesium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  pursuit; hue and cry;

hyacinthina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  amethyst; dark-colored precious stone;

hyacinthinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to hyacinth; hyacinth-colored/violet/blue/sapphire/purple;

hyacinthos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  iris; (prob. not hyacinth); sapphire; blue-dyed cloth (Souter);

hyacinthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  iris; (prob. not hyacinth); sapphire; blue-dyed cloth (Souter);

hyaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hyena;

hyalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glass;

Hyas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  five stars (pl.) in Taurus associated with rainy weather;

hybernalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  wintry; stormy, of/for winter time/rainy season;

hybrida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hybrid;

hydolatria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  idolatry; (JFW guess);

hydolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  idol; (JFW guess);

hydoneus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval legal --- veryrare ---]

  innocent; unchallengeable; court-worthy; authentic;

hydoneus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  suitable, fit, proper; sufficient for, able; (JFW guess);

hydra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  water-serpent, snake;

hydrargyrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mercury;

hydraulicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hydraulic;

hydraulus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  water organ;

hydria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  water-pot; (esp. ornamental and used for temple offerings);

hydrocarboneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrocarbon;

hydrogenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrogen;

hydrographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrography;

hydrographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrographic;

hydrologicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrologic;

hydromel*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  mead; honey-water; (beverage of fermented honey and water); hydromel;

hydromel*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mead; honey-water; (beverage of fermented honey and water); hydromel;

hydromeli*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  mead; honey-water; (beverage of fermented honey and water); hydromel;

hydromellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  mead; honey-water; (beverage of fermented honey and water); hydromel; wort;

hydropicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  dropsical, suffering from dropsy;

hydropisis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  dropsy;

hydroplanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  seaplane;

hydrops*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dropsy;

hydrops*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  dropsy;

hydrosphaera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrosphere;

hydrostatica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrostatic;

hydrostaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrostatic;

hydrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  water-snake; snake; the constellation Hydra;

hygiena*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hygiene;

hygienicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hygienic;

hygrologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hydrology;

hygrometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  hygrometer;

hylomorphismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Eccl]

  theory of matter and form in Scholastic philosophy;

Hymen*

  m., N9.9 name [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Greek wedding chant/refrain; (personified as a god); marriage, wedding, match;

Hymenaeos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Greek wedding chant/refrain; (personified as a god); marriage, wedding, match;

Hymenaeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Greek wedding chant/refrain; (personified as a god); marriage, wedding, match;

hymera*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  day;

hymnarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  hymnal, collection of hymns, hymn-book;

hymnicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  of hymns;

hymnizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sing hymns; worship in song;

hymnodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  singing of hymns;

hymnologion*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval eccl Greece veryrare Eccl]

  hymnal, hymn-book (in Greek rite);

hymnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  hymn;

hyoscyamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  henbane; (annual herb Hyoscyamus niger);

hypaethros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  open temple;

hypaethrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  open building;

hypaethrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  uncovered;

hypallage*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  rhetorical figure; interchanged relations between things;

hypate*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  bass string (instrument); lowest note of tetrachord; notes of lowest tetrachord;

hypaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  deepest/lowest string/note; (of tetrachord);

hyperbaton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  transposition of words;

hyperbola*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  hyperbole (math.);

hyperbolaeos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  notes/strings in highest pitch tetrachord; highest tetrachord in 2-octave scale;

hyperbolaeus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  extreme;

hyperbole*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  exaggeration, hyperbole, overstatement;

hyperboleus*

  f., N2.1 thing [later drama --- uncommon Sou]

  notes/strings in highest pitch tetrachord; highest tetrachord in 2-octave scale;

hyperbolice*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  excessively; hyperbolically; with exaggeration;

hyperbolicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  excessive, overstrained, hyperbolical/hyperbolic; insolent (Latham);

hypercatalectus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  faulty verse; verse ending in syllable; verse with one extra foot;

hyperdulia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  superior veneration; veneration due Blessed Virgin Mary;

hypermetricus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  over/exceeding a meter;

hypertrophia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypertrophy; enlargement of part/organ, excessive growth/development;

hypnosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypnosis;

hypnotismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [modern science --- veryrare Eccl]

  hypnotism;

hypnotista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypnotist;

hypnotizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypnotize;

hypocauston*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  system of hot-air channels for heating baths;

hypocaustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon trans]

  system of hot-air channels for heating baths; room heated from below; (Erasmus);

hypochondria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypochondria;

hypochondriacus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypochondriac;

hypocrisis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  hypocrisy, pretended sanctity; mimicry, imitation of speech/gestures;

hypocrita*

  m., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  actor; mime accompanying actor's delivery w/gestures (L+S); hypocrite;

hypocrites*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  actor; mime accompanying actor's delivery w/gestures (L+S); hypocrite;

hypodiaconus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  subdeacon;

hypodiaconxus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  subdeacon; (Erasmus);

hypodidascalus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  under-teacher, under-master;

hypodorius*

  a, um, adj. [later drama --- uncommon Sou]

  hypodorian (scale in music); type of music;

hypogaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crypt; vault; underground chamber/room;

hypogeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  crypt; vault; underground chamber/room;

hypogeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  underground;

hypolydius*

  a, um, adj. [later drama --- uncommon Sou]

  hypolydian (scale in music); type of music;

hypomnema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  memorandum, note;

hypophrygius*

  a, um, adj. [later drama --- uncommon Sou]

  hypophrygian (scale in music); type of music;

Hypostasis*

  m., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  Substance; Person of the Trinity;

hypostasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  basis, foundation; single substance; rational single substance, person;

hypostaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  hypostatic, pertaining to the person;

hypotenusa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  hypotenuse;

hypotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  security for a loan or debt;

hypothecarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  concerning security for loan/debt; [actio ~=>suit on claim to property pledged];

hypotheco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mortgage;

hypothesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hypothesis;

hypotheticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  hypothetician; mathematician who proceeds hypothetically;

hypotheticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  hypothetical;

hypozonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  underskirt;

hyrax*

  m., N3.1 thing [modern agri --- veryrare Eccl]

  hyrax, rock badger, rock rabbit; (previously classified as Rodentia);

hysginum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  dark-red dye (Pliny);

hysopum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

hysopus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

hyssopum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

hyssopus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic herb; (perh. various species of origanum); Hyssopus officinalis (L+S);

hysteria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hysteria;

hystericus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hysterical;

hysterologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  hysteron proteron, preposterous rhetorical figure, last phrase comes first;

i*

  pron. demons [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  (w/-dem ONLY, idem, eadem, idem) same, the same, the very same, also;

iacinthina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  amethyst; dark-colored precious stone;

iacinthinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of/belonging to hyacinth; hyacinth-colored/violet/blue/sapphire/purple;

iambeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  iambic, composed of iambi;

iambicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  writer of iambic (satiric) verse;

iambicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  iambic, composed of iambi;

iambus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- common OLD]

  iambus, metrical foot (one short-one long); iambic trimeter (as invective);

ianus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  arcade, covered passage;

ibex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  ibex; (species of wild mountain goat w/large ridged recurved diverging horns);

ibi*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  there, in that place; thereupon;

ibidem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in that very place; at that very instant;

ibis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  ibis; (sacred Egyptian bird);

ibis*

  f., N3.9 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  ibis; (sacred Egyptian bird);

ibis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  ibis; (sacred Egyptian bird);

ibiscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  marsh mallow; (Althea officinalis); (shrubby herb, grows near salt marshes);

ibix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  ibex; (species of wild mountain goat w/large ridged recurved diverging horns);

ichneumon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri Egypt lesser OLD]

  ichneumon; parasitic fly; [Herpestes ichneumon => weasel-like Egyptian animal];

ichnographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  plan (drawing);

ichnographice*

  adv. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  planned; with aid of plan;

icio*

  cere, ici, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hit, strike; smite, stab, sting; [foedus ~ => conclude/make a treaty, league];

ico*

  cere, ci, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hit, strike; smite, stab, sting; [foedus ~ => conclude/make a treaty, league]);

icon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  giving an exact image (of work of art); life-size (L+S); of an image;

iconastasis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  iconostasis, partition separating sanctuary from body of Greek church;

iconismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  specification of identifying marks on person; representation by image; imagery;

Iconoclasta*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl Greece uncommon Eccl]

  Iconoclast; image-breaker; one who opposes veneration of images;

Iconomachus*

  m., N2.1 group [later eccl Greece uncommon Eccl]

  Iconoclasts (pl.); those who oppose veneration of images;

icosaedron*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  icosahedron; (solid figure with 20 sides);

ictericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  jaundiced;

ictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- poet --- veryfreq ---]

  blow, stroke; musical/metrical beat; measure (music);

Id*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Ides (pl.), abb. Id.; 15th of month, March, May, July, Oct., 13th elsewhen;

idcirco*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on that account; therefore;

idea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  idea; eternal prototype (Platonic philosophy);

idealismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  idealism;

idealista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  idealist;

idealisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  idealistic;

ideirco*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  therefore, for that reason;

identicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  identical;

identidem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  repeatedly; again and again, continually;

identificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  identification;

identifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  identify;

identitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  identity?; IDENTITAT;

ideo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  therefore, for the reason that, for that reason;

ideologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ideology;

ideologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ideological;

idioma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  idiom;

idiota*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ignorant/uneducated man;

idipsum*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  together; forthwith; completely; that very thing; [~ sapere => be of one mind];

Idithum*

  m., N9.9 person [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  Idithun (Hebrew); choir leader

idolatra*

  m/f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  idolater, idol worshipper;

idolatres*

  m/f., N1.7 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  idolater, idol worshipper;

idolatria*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  idolatry, idol worship;

idolatria*

  m/f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  idolater, idol worshipper;

idoleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  idol-temple; idolatry, paganism (Souter);

idolicus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  of/belonging to idols/image of pagan god, idol-; idolatrous; heretical; pagan;

idolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  idol-temple, temple for an idol/pagan god; idolatry, paganism (Souter);

idololatres*

  m., N1.7 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  idolater, idol worshipper;

idololatria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  idolatry, idol worship;

idololatricus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  sacrificed to idols;

idololatrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  worship an idol;

idololatris*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  idolatress, idol worshipper (female);

idololatrix*

  , adj. [late eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  sacrificed to idols;

idolon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  specter, apparition; image, form; idol (eccl.), image of pagan god;

idolothyton*

  n., N2.8 thing [late eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  food offered to idols; something sacrificed to idols/images of false/pagan gods;

idolothytum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  food offered to idols; something sacrificed to idols/images of false/pagan gods;

idolothytus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  of/pertaining to sacrifices to idols; concerning idolatry (Souter);

idolotitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  something that has been sacrificed to idols/images of false/pagan gods;

idolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  specter, apparition; image, form; E:idol, image of pagan god;

idolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  idol-temple; idolatry, paganism (Souter); fetish (Cal);

idonee*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  suitably; satisfactorily, in a satisfactory manner; appropriately; adequately;

idoneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - suitable, appropriate, adequate, having right qualities; qualified, able; apt;

  - substantial, solvent; having money to meet obligations, backed by resources;

idos*

  n., N9.9 thing [early --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  form; visible aspect of object;

Idus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Ides (pl.), abb. Id.; 15th of month, March, May, July, Oct., 13th elsewhen;

iens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  going; (PRES PPL of eo);

igitur*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  therefore (postpositive), so/then; consequently; accordingly; well/in that case;

ignarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ignorant; unaware, having no experience of; senseless; strange;

Ignatius*

  m., N2.1 name [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  Ignatius;

ignavia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  idleness, laziness; faintheartedness;

ignavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lazy/idle/sluggish; spiritless; cowardly, faint-hearted; ignoble, mean; useless;

ignesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take fire, kindle; become inflamed (with passion);

igneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fiery, hot; ardent;

igniculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little fire, flame, spark;

ignifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bearing or containing fire;

ignigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  born of fire;

ignio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ignite; make red-hot;

ignipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fiery-footed;

ignipotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  god/ruler of fire, potent in fire; applied to Vulcan;

ignis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fire, brightness; passion, glow of passion;

ignistitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cease-fire;

ignitabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lighter;

ignitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  containing fire;

ignobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ignoble; unknown, obscure; of low birth;

ignobilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obscurity, want of fame; low birth;

ignominia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disgrace, ignominy, dishonor;

ignominiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disgraced; disgraceful;

ignorans*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ignorant (of), unaware, not knowing; ignorant of Christian truth (Souter);

ignoranter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ignorantly; unintentionally/not knowingly, unconsciously (Souter); unexpectedly;

ignorantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ignorance; lack of knowledge; absence of data on which to make judgment;

ignorantio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  ignorance; lack of knowledge; absence of data on which to make judgment;

ignoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ignorance; lack of knowledge; absence of data on which to make judgment;

ignoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  not know; be unfamiliar with; disregard; ignore; be ignorant of;

ignosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pardon, forgive (with DAT);

ignotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  unknown, strange; unacquainted with, ignorant of;

IIvir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  - two man board/court (usu. pl.); (equip fleet/build temple); member thereof;

  - special criminal court; keepers of Sibylline books; colony chief magistrates;

ile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  groin, private parts; side of body from hips to groin (pl.), loin; guts;

ilex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  holm-oak, great scarlet oak, tree or wood; its acorn;

iliacus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  colic-sufferer;

iliacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  colicky;

ilicet*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  you may go/off with you; it's over; at once; [~ malam crucem => to Hell with];

ilico*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on the spot; immediately;

ilict*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  you may go, off with you (dismissal); it's all over/up (dismay); at once;

iligneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  oaken; of helm oak;

ilignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the holm-oak, great scarlet oak, or its wood;

Ilion*

  n., N2.8 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Ilium, Troy;

illabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slide/glide/flow (into), move smoothly; fall/sink (on to);

illaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  work (at); (w/DAT);

illac*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that way;

illacrimabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unlamented; inexorable;

illacrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weep over/at (with DAT); shed tears; water (eyes);

illacrimo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weep over/at (with DAT); shed tears; water (eyes);

illaesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uninjured; inviolate;

illaetabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  joyless;

illaqueo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take in a snare; ensnare, entangle;

illatebro*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hide in a corner;

illatinismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bad Latin;

illatinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bad Latin-writing;

illatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Sou]

  - bring in; burial; stuffing (w/food); conclusion; assumption; payment (fine);

  - contribution/pension; tribute/tax; offering/sacrifice; petition; offer (oath);

illatro*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  bark;

ille*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  that; those (pl.); also DEMONST; that person/thing; the well known; the former;

illecebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  allurement, enticement, means of attraction; incitement; enticement by magic;

illecebrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very enticing; seductive;

illecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  entice, attract, allure;

illegalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  illegal;

illegitima*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  female bastard;

illegitimus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  bastard;

illepidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lacking grace or refinement;

illex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lawless, obeying no laws;

illex*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one who entices/allures; decoy;

illex*

  , adj. [later --- --- common Saxo]

  false, fraudulent;

illibatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  intact, undiminished, kept/left whole/entire; unimpaired;

illiberalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ill-bred, ignoble, unworthy/unsuited to free man; niggardly/mean/ungenerous;

illiberalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stinginess, meanness, lack of generosity;

illiberaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stingily, meanly, ungenerously; in manner unworthy of free man;

illic*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  in that place, there, over there;

illicio*

  cere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  allure, entice;

illicitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forbidden, unlawful, illicit;

illico*

  adv. [later --- --- frequent Eccl]

  immediately; on the spot, in that very place;

illido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strike/beat/dash/push against/on; injure by crushing; drive (teeth into);

illigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bind, fasten, tie up;

illim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  thence, from there; from that place/source/quarter;

illinc*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  there, in that place, on that side; from there;

illinio*

  ire, nevi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  smear on; spread on; besmear;

illino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smear over; anoint;

illiteratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unlettered; illiterate; (illitteratus);

illitteratissimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  unlettered; illiterate; unwritten;

illo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  there, thither, to that place/point;

illoc*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  there, thither, to that place/point/topic; [hoc ..~ => this way and that];

illotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unwashed; dirty;

illuc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  there, thither, to that place/point;

illuceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  illuminate, shine on;

illucesco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin to dawn;

illudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mock, ridicule, speak mockingly of; fool, dupe; use for sexual pleasure;

illuminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  glory, illustriousness; enlightening (Ecc); lighting/illumination;

illuminator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  illuminator;

illumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  illuminate; color;

illumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  illuminate, give light to; light up; reveal/throw light on; brighten (w/color);

illunius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  moonless;

illusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  irony; mocking, jeering; illusion; deceit;

illusor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scoffer; mocker;

illusorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ironical; of a scoffer/mocking character;

illustre*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  with clarity; clearly, distinctly, perspicuously (L+S);

illustris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bright, shining, brilliant; clear, lucid; illustrious, distinguished, famous;

Illustris*

  m., N3.3 person [late legal --- uncommon other]

  Illustrious, title of highest officers of late empire; (above Spectabiles);

illustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  illuminate, light up; give glory; embellish; make clear, elucidate; enlighten;

illutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unwashed; dirty;

illuvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dirt, filth; filthy condition;

illyricianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Balkans lesser L&S]

  Illyrian; from Illyricum/NE Adriatic/Dalmatia/Croatia/Albania;

Illyricum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Illyricum; territory NE of Adriatic; Slovenia/Croatia region, Dalmatia/Albania;

ilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  groin, private parts; area from hips to groin (pl.), loin; guts/entrails;

imaginarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imaginary;

imaginatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imagination, fancy;

imaginativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  imaginative;

imagino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imagine, conceive, picture to oneself;

imago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  likeness, image, appearance; statue; idea; echo; ghost, phantom;

imaguncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small image; statuette;

imbecillis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  weak/feeble; delicate (plant); fragile; ineffective; lacking in power/resources;

imbecillitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weakness, feebleness; moral/intellectual weakness;

imbecillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  weak/feeble; delicate (plant); fragile; ineffective; lacking in power/resources;

imbellis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unwarlike; not suited or ready for war;

imber*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rain, shower, storm; shower of liquid/snow/hail/missiles; water (in general);

imberbis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beardless;

imberbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  beardless;

imbibo*

  bere, bi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drink in, imbibe; assimilate; absorb into one's mind, conceive;

imbito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  enter;; go into;

imbrex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tile;

imbrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rain-bringing, rainy;

imbuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wet, soak, dip; give initial instruction (in);

imitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be imitated;

imitamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  imitation; copy;

imitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imitating, imitation;

imitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  imitation, copy, mimicking;

imitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who imitates or copies;

imitatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female imitator;

imito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  imitate/copy/mimic; follow; make an imitation/reproduction; resemble; simulate;

imito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  imitate/copy/mimic; follow; make an imitation/reproduction; resemble; simulate;

immaculabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that cannot be stained; unable to be stained/blemished/defiled;

immaculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  immaculate/unstained/spotless/without blemish; undefiled/pure/chaste; blameless;

immadesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become wet or moist;

immanis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  huge/vast/immense/tremendous/extreme/monstrous; inhuman/savage/brutal/frightful;

immanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brutality, savage character, frightfulness; huge/vast size; barbarity; monster;

immansuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  savage;

immarcescibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unfading; unwithering;

immaterialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  immaterial;

immaturus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unripe, immature, untimely;

immediatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  absolute (contraries), non-mediated; next;

immedicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incurable;

immemor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  forgetful (by nature); lacking memory; heedless (of obligations/consequences);

immemorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unmentionable; indescribable;

immemoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  forgetfulness, unmindfulness;

immemoratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  things (pl.) not told/related; things not mentioned;

immemoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unmentioned; hitherto untold; not yet related, new (L+S);

immensum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  to an enormous extent/degree;

immensurabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  immeasurable;

immensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  immeasurable, immense/vast/boundless/unending; infinitely great; innumerable;

immerens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undeserving (of ill treatment), blameless;

immergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dip; plunge; (se immergere (with in + acc.) = to plunge into, to insinuate;

immerito*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unjustly; without cause;

immeritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  undeserving; undeserved, unmerited;

immersabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unsinkable, that cannot be sunk;

immetatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unmeasured;

immigratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  immigration;

immigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  move (into);

immineo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  threaten, be a threat (to); overhang, be imminent; with DAT;

imminuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  diminish; impair; abbreviate (Col);

immisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mix in, mingle; confuse;

immiserabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unpitied;

immisericorditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unmercifully;

immisericors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unmerciful;

immissarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reservoir;

immissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  insertion/engrafting, action of putting/sending in, of allowing to enter;

immistrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  unit (of electricity);

immistus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  mixed; unmixed; (= immixtus);

immitis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cruel, rough, harsh, sour; rude, rough; severe, stern; inexorable; savage;

immitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  send in/to/into/against; cause to go; insert; hurl/throw in; let go/in; allow;

immixtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  mixed; unmixed; (vpar of immisceo = mixed; late ADJ form = unmixed);

immo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  no indeed (contradiction); on the contrary, more correctly; indeed, nay more;

immobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - immovable; immobile; fixed/unalterable; unmoving/motionless/unchanging;

  - unwieldy/cumbersome; imperturbable/emotionally unmoved; steadfast; slow to act;

immobilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Sou]

  insensibility (is/can not be moved); firmness/constancy/steadfastness; inertia;

immobiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  immovably, without movement; changelessly, unalterably, constantly, fixedly;

immoderatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  excess;

immoderatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unlimited, immoderate, disorderly;

immodeste*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  extravagantly;

immodestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  want of restraint;

immodestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unrestrained, extravagant;

immodicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beyond measure, immoderate, excessive;

immodulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inharmonious;

immolaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for a sacrifice;

immolatitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for a sacrifice;

immolitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  built up, erected;

immolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sacrifice, offer (victim) in sacrifice; sprinkle with sacred meal; immolate;

immorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  die (in a particular place, position, etc) (w/DAT);

immorsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bitten, stimulated;

immortalifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  immortalize;

immortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  immortal, not subject to death; eternal, everlasting, perpetual; imperishable;

immortalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  immortal, god;

immortalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  immortality; divinity, being a god; indestructibility; permanence; remembrance;

immotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unmoved, unchanged; immovable; inflexible;

immugio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bellow; resound inwardly; roar in/on;

immulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  offering;

immunditia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dirtiness/untidiness; foulness (moral); lust/wantonness; dirty conditions (pl.);

immundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dirty, filthy, foul; (morally); unclean, impure; untidy/slovenly/squalid; evil;

immunio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  strengthen (garrison);

immunis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  free from taxes/tribute, exempt; immune;

immunitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  immunity, freedom from taxes;

immunitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unfortified; unpaved;

immunius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfortified;

immurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  murmur, mutter (at or to);

immusulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  immusul; vulture or falcon or sea-eagle; disputed in ancient times;

immutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unchangeable/unalterable; (rarely) liable to be changed;

immutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  change, alteration, process of changing; substitution/replacement;

immutilatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  maimed; mutilated; L:unmutilated;

immuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change, alter, transform;

imo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  no indeed (contradiction); on the contrary, more correctly; indeed, nay more;

imp*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  emperor (abb.); general; ruler; commander (-in-chief);

impacatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not pacified;

impaciencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common OLD]

  impatience; inability/unwillingness to endure/bear; impassivity/lack of emotion;

impacificus*

  a, um, adj. [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  not peaceful, not inclined to peace;

impages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  crosspiece; batten (on door, etc.); framework/border around panel of door;

impar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  unequal (size/number/rank/esteem); uneven, odd; inferior; not a match (for);

imparatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not prepared; unready;

imparilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inequality; difference;

impartio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bestow, impart, give a share (of); communicate (w/DAT); (=impertio);

impassibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  passionless; incapable of passion/suffering; insensible;

impassibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incapacity for suffering, impassibility; apathy, insensibility (Def);

impassibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without passion;

impastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unfed, hungry;

impatiencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common OLD]

  impatience; inability/unwillingness to endure/bear; impassivity/lack of emotion;

impatiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  impatient/intolerant (of); not moved to action by feeling; unbearable;

impatientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  impatience; inability/unwillingness to endure/bear; impassivity/lack of emotion;

impavidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fearless, intrepid;

impedimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hindrance, impediment; heavy baggage (of an army) (pl.);

impedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hinder, impede, hamper, obstruct, prevent from (w/ne, quin, or quominus);

impeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hindered/obstructed/encumbered/hampered; difficult/impeded; inaccessible;

impello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive/persuade/impel; urge on/action; push/thrust/strike against; overthrow;

impendeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  overhang, hang over; threaten; be imminent, impend; (w/DAT);

impendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  expense, expenditure, payment; cost, outlay;

impendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expend, spend; devote (to);

impenetrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  impenetrable;

impensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expense, outlay, cost;

impense*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without stint; lavishly, exceedingly, greatly, very much; eagerly, zealously;

impensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  immoderate, excessive;

imperator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  emperor; general; ruler; commander (-in-chief);

imperatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to a general/commanding officer; imperial;

imperatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  command, order;

imperceptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  imperceptible;

imperceptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unperceived;

impercussus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not struck;

imperditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not slain; undestroyed;

imperfectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  imperfection;

imperfectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unfinished, incomplete; imperfect; not complete in every respect; undigested;

imperfossus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unpierced; unstabbed;

imperialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  imperial; of the (Roman) emperor;

imperialismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  imperialism;

imperialista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  imperialistic;

imperialisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  imperialistic;

imperiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  powerful, domineering, masterful; dictatorial, imperious;

imperitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inexperience, ignorance;

imperito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  command, govern;

imperitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unskilled, inexperienced (in); unfamiliar, ignorant (of) (w/GEN);

imperium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  command; authority; rule, supreme power; the state, the empire;

imperiuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  by which no one swears falsely;

impermissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  forbidden;

impermutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  unchangeable;

impero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  order, command, levy; rule (over) (w/DAT);

imperscrutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  impenetrable; inscrutable;

impersonalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  impersonal;

imperterritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fearless;

impertio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bestow, impart, give a share (of); communicate (w/DAT);

imperturbabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  undisturbable; cannot be disturbed;

imperturbatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undisturbed, calm;

impervius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impassable, not to be traversed;

impetibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  insufferable;

impetiginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  suffering from impetigo; (pustular skin disease, scaly skin eruption);

impetigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  impetigo; (pustular skin disease, scaly skin eruption); (also on bark of fig);

impetitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Saxo]

  action of attacking/assaulting/assailing; (also as legal term);

impeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attack, assail; rush upon (L+S); accuse;

impetrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  easy to achieve or obtain;

impetrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  seek by auspices;

impetro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  obtain/procure (by asking/request/entreaty); succeed/achieve/be granted; obtain;

impetus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  attack, assault, charge; attempt; impetus, vigor; violent mental urge, fury;

impexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncombed;

impietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  failure in duty or respect, etc;

impiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  active, energetic;

impigre*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  actively, energetically,smartly;

impilium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sock;

impingo*

  gere, pegi, pactum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrust, strike or dash against;

impinguo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fatten, make fat/sleek; become fat/thick; anoint (with oil) (Douay);

impio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  render impervious; stain with sin;

impirius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  fiery;

impius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wicked, impious, irreverent; showing no regard for divinely imposed moral duty;

implacabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relentless, irreconcilable;

implacatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not appeased, in satiable;

implacidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restless, unquiet;

implacito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  implead; be pleaded against;

implano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deceive, delude; lead astray;

implantatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  implementation; implanting; putting in;

implanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  implant; put in; add; plant; establish;

implastratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval tech --- veryrare Med]

  wall-plastering;

impleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fill up; satisfy, fulfill; fill, finish, complete; spend (time);

implexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  involved, entwined;

implicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  entanglement; interweaving; involvement;

implicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  entangled, confused, obscure; implicated, involved;

implicite*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intricately;

implicitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  entangled, confused, obscure; implicated, involved;

implico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - implicate; involve/engage/entangle/embroil; interweave/fold/twine w/itself;

  - entwine/enfold/envelop/encircle; wrap up inside; embrace; enclose; hem in;

  - interweave/interlace/intertwine; clasp/grasp (L+S); unite/join/mix;

  - perplex/confuse/confound/complicate; take hold (disease);

  - (PASS) be intimately associated/connected/related/bound; be a tangle/maze;

implico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - implicate; involve/engage/entangle/embroil; interweave/fold/twine w/itself;

  - entwine/enfold/envelop/encircle; wrap up inside; embrace; enclose; hem in;

  - interweave/interlace/intertwine; clasp/grasp (L+S); unite/join/mix;

  - perplex/confuse/confound/complicate; take hold (disease);

  - (PASS) be intimately associated/connected/related/bound; be a tangle/maze;

imploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  appeal to, invoke; beg, beseech, implore; ask for help/favor/protection;

implumis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfledged;

impluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rain; rain upon;

impluvium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  basin in atrium floor to receive rain-water from roof;

impoene*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without punishment; safely; (= impune);

impolite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  roughly, crudely;

impolitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rough, unpolished;

impollutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undefiled;

impono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  impose, put upon; establish; inflict; assign/place in command; set;

importo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring in, convey; import; bring about, cause;

importunitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  persistent lack of consideration for others; relentlessness;

importunus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inconvenient; annoying; rude; monstrous, unnatural; ruthless, cruel, hard;

importuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having no harbors;

impos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not in control/possession (of mind w/animi/mentis, demented); not responsible;

impositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  application (of name to thing); E:of hands;

impossibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  impossible;

impostor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deceiver; impostor;

impostus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  placed; set upon; (alt vpar of impono);

impotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  powerless, impotent, wild, headstrong; having no control (over), incapable (of);

impotentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weakness; immoderate behavior, violence;

impraegno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [later bio --- uncommon L&S]

  impregnate; make pregnant;

impraesentiarum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in present circumstances, for the present;

impransus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  without breakfast, fasting;

imprecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  calling down of curses; imprecation, invoking evil/divine intervention;

impreco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call down/upon, invoke; pray for; utter curses;

impressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - push, thrust, assault, onslaught; emphatic pronunciation; squashing/squeezing;

  - impression, impressed mark; mark by pressure/stamping; edition of book (Cal);

impressionismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  impressionism;

impressionista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  impressionist;

impressorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  printing company;

impressorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of printing;

imprimeo*

  ere, mui, mitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  print (a book);

imprimis*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  in the first place, first, chiefly; especially, above all, more than any other;

imprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impress, imprint; press upon; stamp;

imprisonamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  imprisonment;

imprisono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  imprison;

improbitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wickedness unscrupulousness, dishonesty; shamelessness; want of principle;

improbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disapprove of, express disapproval of, condemn; reject;

improbulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  somewhat audacious/impudent; somewhat wicked (Cas);

improbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wicked/flagrant; morally unsound; greedy/rude; immoderate; disloyal; shameless;

improcerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small, low of stature;

improdictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not postponed;

improfessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unprofessed; undeclared;

impromptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not ready;

improperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat hurried, slow;

improperium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  taunt; insulting reproach (Def); bitterly sarcastic remark;

impropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blame (person); reproach (with), taunt, upbraid (L+S);

impropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hasten into, enter hastily;

improportionabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  unproportionate, not proportionate, out of proportion, disproportionate;

improportionabilit*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  not proportionally, out of proportion;

improportionaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  not proportionally, out of proportion;

improportionatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  unproportionate, not proportionate, out of proportion, disproportionate;

improprius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unsuitable; inappropriate;

impropugnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  undefended;

improsper*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unfortunate;

improspere*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unfortunately;

improtectus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  undefended; unprotected;

improvidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  improvidence; lack of foresight;

improvidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  improvident; thoughtless; unwary;

improvisatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  improvisation;

improvisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  unforeseen/unexpected; [de improviso => unexpectedly/suddenly, without warning];

imprudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ignorant; unaware; unintentional, unsuspecting; foolish/incautious/unthinking;

imprudenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rashly, unwisely; carelessly, unmindfully; unintentionally, without design;

imprudentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ignorance; lack of knowledge/thought/awareness/judgment/foresight/intention;

impubes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  below age of puberty, under age, youthful; beardless; chaste/virgin/celibate;

impubis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  below age of puberty, under age, youthful; beardless; chaste/virgin/celibate;

impudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shameless, impudent;

impudenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shamelessly, impudently;

impudentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shamelessness; effrontery;

impudicitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sexual impurity (often of homosexuality);

impudicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shameless; unchaste; flaunting accepted sexual code;

impugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fight against, attack, assail;

impulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  external pressure; influence; incitement;

impulsivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  impulsive;

impulsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  instigator;

impulsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shock, impact; incitement;

impune*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with impunity; without punishment/retribution/restraint/consequences/harm;

impunis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unpunished;

impunitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impunity; freedom from punishment; safety;

impunite*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with impunity; without punishment/restraint; safely, unharmed; freely;

impunitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unpunished, unrestrained, unbridled; safe, secure, free from danger;

impuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  vile, infamous;

impure*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  basely, shamefully, vilely, infamously; impurely;

impuritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impurity; foulness;

impuritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impurity; foulness;

impurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unclean, filthy, foul; impure; morally foul;

imputabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  imputable; attributable, ascribable; blameworthy, reprehensible, culpable;

imputabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  imputability; responsibility; culpability;

imputatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  entry in account; charge, accusation (Ecc);

imputatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  untrimmed; unpruned;

imputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - charge, enter as debt/credit; take into account; impute, ascribe; lay to charge;

  - claim credit/recompense for; make a favor a cause for obligation;

imputribilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptible, not liable to decay;

imputribiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptibly;

imus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inmost, deepest, bottommost, last; (inferus); [~ vox => highest treble];

in*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  in, on, at (space); in accordance with/regard to/the case of; within (time);

in*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  into; about, in the mist of; according to, after (manner); for; to, among;

ina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fiber; sinew, tendon; strip; papyrus/paper fiber;

inabruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unbroken; not broken off (L+S);

inabsolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unfinished; incomplete; imperfect;

inaccedendus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inaccessible;

inaccensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unkindled, spontaneous, not kindled; P:not inflamed (L+S);

inaccessibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inaccessible; unapproachable; not approached by any rival;

inaccessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inaccessible; unapproachable; not approached by any rival;

inadfectatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  natural, unaffected;

inadsuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unaccustomed;

inadunatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval drama --- uncommon ---]

  disunited; disjointed (from medieval aduno, to unite);

inadustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unsinged; not scorched;

inaedifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  build (in a place); wall up;

inaequabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  uneven/broken (ground); unequal/varying in amount/rate/etc;

inaequabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lack of uniformity; irregularity;

inaequabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unevenly; without regularity or uniformity;

inaequalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  uneven; unequal; not smooth/level (surface); irregular (shape); patchy/variable;

inaequalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  irregularity of shape/distribution; patchiness/unevenness; inequality; inequity;

inaequaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unevenly, w/irregular outline/distribution; unequally; w/disparity of treatment;

inaequo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  make equal; make level; make even (L_S);

inaestimabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - priceless, beyond all price; inestimable; not to be reckoned in money;

  - undeserving of valuation (phil.); not to be judged, unaccountable; valueless;

inaestimatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  not rated; untaxed;

inaestuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rage;

inalbesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become pale;

inalbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  whiten; brighten;

inamabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disagreeable, unattractive;

inamaresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become bitter/distasteful;;

inamarico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  embitter;

inambitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unpretentious;

inambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  walk up and down;

inamoenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cheerless; disagreeable; unlovely;

inane*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  empty space/expanse/part of structure, hollow, void; space devoid of matter;

inanilogista*

  m., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blabberer, one that talks nonsense;

inaniloquum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vain-talking, that talks in vain; that blabbers/talks nonsense;

inaniloquus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vain-talking;

inanimale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lifeless/inanimate things (pl.);

inanimans*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lifeless/inanimate things (pl.);

inanimans*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lifeless, inanimate; without/deprived of/not endowed with breath;

inanimatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  lifeless, inanimate; without/deprived of/not endowed with breath;

inanimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  emptiness;

inanimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - lifeless, inanimate; without/deprived of/not endowed with breath;

  - filled with life; (from Greek);

inanimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lifeless, inanimate; without/deprived of/not endowed with breath;

inanio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  empty;

inanis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  void, empty, hollow; vain; inane, foolish;

inanloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  vain talk;

inaquosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  arid/desert/dry places (pl.);

inaquosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  arid, dry, lacking water;

inaratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unplowed, untilled;

inardesco*

  cere, rsi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kindle, take fire; become glowing;

inargento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  overlay with silver;

inaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  plow in; cultivate;

inartificiale*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  inartificially; not by rule;

inartificialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  inartificial; not according to rule/principles of art; made without skill;

inaspectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unseen;

inassuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unaccustomed;

inattenuatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undiminished, unimpaired;

inaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hear of; learn;

inauditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unheard (of ), novel, new;

inauguralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  inaugural;

inauguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take omens by the flight of birds; consecrate by augury;

inauris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  ear rings (pl.); ornaments worn in ears; ear drops (L+S); nose ring (Souter);

inauro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gild, make rich;

inauspicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  without auspices;

inausus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not ventured, unattempted, undared;

inbecillis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  weak/feeble; delicate (plant); fragile; ineffective; lacking in power/resources;

inbecillitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weakness, feebleness; moral/intellectual weakness;

inbecillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  weak/feeble; delicate (plant); fragile; ineffective; lacking in power/resources;

inbellis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unwarlike, peaceful, unfit for war;

inbibo*

  bere, bi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drink in, imbibe; assimilate; absorb into one's mind, conceive;

inbito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  enter;; go into;

incaeduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not felled, not cut down (of woods);

incalesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow hot; become heated;

incallidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not shrewd, simple;

incandesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow warm, be heated, glow, become red-hot;

incanesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn gray or hoary;

incantamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare ELD]

  charm;

incantamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- lesser L&S]

  charm; spell;

incantatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  enchantment; spell; incantation (Def); (false) statement (Souter);

incantator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  enchanter, wizard; magician, soothsayer (Souter);

incantatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon ELD]

  enchantress; witch;

incanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sing; say over; consecrate with spells;

incanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quite gray, hoary;

incapabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incomprehensible; that cannot be taken in (Latham);

incapabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incomprehensibility; inconceivability;

incapacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  incapacity; disqualification;

incapacito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bridle; put a halter on; halter, muzzle (L+S); fetter, entangle; make ass of;

incapax*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incapable; indestructible; indissoluble;

incapiabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  impregnable;

incarceratious*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  incarceration; imprisonment; shutting up in prison, jailing;

incarceratus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  prisoner;

incarceratus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  imprisoned, incarcerated, confined, shut up in prison, jailed;

incarcero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  imprison, incarcerate, confine, shut up in prison, jail;

incardinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  incardination; incorporating clergyman into diocese/church; raise to cardinal;

incardinatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare other]

  incardinatus, one (clergy) who has right to succeed to a church;

incardino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  incardinate; become member of diocese (clergy); raise to cardinal;

incarnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- common Def]

  incarnation, embodiment; union of divine and human in Christ;

incarnatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- common Eccl]

  incarnate; flesh-like/flesh-colored (Cal);

incarno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- common L&S]

  make incarnate, make into flesh; (PASS) be made flesh, become incarnate;

incaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  make incarnate, make into flesh; (PASS) be made flesh, become incarnate;

incassum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  in vain; uselessly; without aim/purpose/effect; to no purpose;

incastigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unchastised;

incautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incautious; unexpected;

incautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incautious, off one's guard, unprotected;

incedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  advance, march; approach; step, walk, march along;

inceleber*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  not celebrated; not famous;

incelebratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unrecorded;

incenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  without dinner, dinerless; not having dined; without having supped (Erasmus);

incendiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  arsonist; fire-raiser; incendiary;

incendiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  fire-, fire-raising, incendiary; [~ avis => firebird];

incendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - fire, conflagration; fiery heat; fiery passion/love/hostility; arson (Latham);

  - incendiary missile; meteor; P:flames (pl.); [annonae ~ => high price of grain];

incendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - set on fire; set fire to, kindle, burn; cause to flame/burn; keep fire burning;

  - scorch; make fiery hot (fever/thirst); light up; cause to glow; intensify;

  - inspire, fire, rouse, excite, inflame; provoke, incense, aggravate;

incensarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  censer, vessel in which incense is burnt; thurible;

incensatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  instrument playing; X:enchantment; E:incensing, perfuming with incense (Ecc);

incensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  firing, burning, igniting, act of setting on fire;

incensitus*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  unassessed, not assessed; unregistered, not registered/enrolled in census;

incenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  burn incense;

incensor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who kindles/sets fire to/lights beacons (L+S); inciter, instigator;

incensorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  censer, vessel in which incense is burnt; thurible;

incensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  incense; sacrifice (w/incense/burning victims); lighting (L+S); setting fire;

incensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  incense; fire;

incensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  unassessed, not assessed; unregistered, not registered/enrolled in census;

incensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ardent, impassioned; radiant, glowing; inflamed, fiery, burning, hot (L+S);

incentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later drama --- veryrare L&S]

  instrument playing; X:enchantment;

incentivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  playing the tune; (of the right-hand tube in pair of pipes - other modulates);

incentor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  precentor/choir director; leads congregation singing; starts/sets tune; inciter;

inceps*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  subsequently; thereafter;

inceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  start, beginning; undertaking, enterprise;

incepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  begin; undertake; attempt;

inceptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beginning, undertaking;

incerno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sift; scatter with sieve;

incero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  smear over; E:attach wax tablet to;

incerto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  render uncertain;

incertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  uncertain; unsure, inconstant, variable; doubtful;

incessabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incessant, unceasing;

incessanter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incessantly, unceasingly;

incesso*

  sere, sivi, sum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assault, attack; reproach, abuse;

incessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  walking; advance; procession;

incesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pollute, defile;

incestuose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  incestuously; lewdly;

incestuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  incestuous; lewd;

incestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unchaste; unholy, unclean, religiously impure, polluted, defiled, sinful, lewd;

inchoamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  starting place; first principles (pl.); rudiments; elements;

inchoo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  begin/start (work); set going, establish; draft/sketch/outline; enter upon;

incidens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  incidental;

incidentalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  incidental, secondary;

incidentaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  incidental;

incidenter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  incidentally;

incidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval science --- lesser Med]

  incident/occurrence/happening; incidence (light ray); appurtenance;

incidentium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval science --- lesser Med]

  incidents/occurrences (pl.); remarks/observations; matters involved;

incido*

  dere, di, casum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  happen; fall into, fall in with, meet; fall upon, assail;

incido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cut into, cut open; inscribe, engrave inscription; break off;

inciens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pregnant; with young;

incilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ditch, trench;

incilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  blame, scold;

incineratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  incineration;

incinero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  burn to ashes;

incingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gird (with); wrap (tightly) round (with);

incino*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sing;

incipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  begin; start, undertake;

incipisso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  begin; (archaic form of incipio);

incircum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  round about; (L+S calls it PREP);

incircumcisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  absence of circumcision;

incircumcisus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  uncircumcised male, one w/foreskin intact; (still) a sinner;

incircumcisus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  uncircumcised; w/foreskin intact (Souter); uncorrected/uncleansed; sinning;

incircumscripte*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  without limitation; infinitely; incomprehensibly;

incircumscriptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Def]

  boundless/infinite; incapable of being limited/circumscribed/measured/deceived;

incircumscriptus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- lesser Def]

  infinite, boundless; uncircumscribed; incomprehensible, unfathomable;

incisim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in short clauses;

incisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  clause (Collins);

incitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incentive, stimulus;

incitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ardor, enthusiasm;

incitatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  starter;

incitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fast-moving, aroused, passionate; [equo incitato => at full gallop];

incito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enrage; urge on; inspire; arouse;

incitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rushing, headlong;

incivilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  impolite; uncivil;

inciviliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  discourteously;

inclamito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abuse; scold;

inclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cry out (to), call upon; abuse, revile;

inclemens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harsh;

inclementer*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harshly, severely;

inclementia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harshness;

inclinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  act of leaning, tendency, inclination;

inclino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bend; lower; incline; decay; grow worse; set (of the sun); deject;

inclinus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  leaning; (Douay);

inclitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  celebrated, renowned, famous, illustrious, glorious;

includo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shut up/in, imprison, enclose; include;

inclutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  celebrated, renowned, famous, illustrious, glorious;

inclytus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  celebrated, renowned, famous, illustrious, glorious;

incogitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inconsiderate; inconceivable;

incogitans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inconsiderate, thoughtless;

incogitantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thoughtlessness;

incogitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unstudied (passive); inconsiderate (active);

incognitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unknown; not known; untried, untested;

incohamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  starting place; first principles (pl.); rudiments; elements;

incoho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  begin/start (work); set going, establish; draft/sketch/outline; enter upon;

incola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inhabitant; resident, dweller; resident alien; foreigner (Plater);

incolatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  residence (in a town) without citizenship; status of resident alien; (exile?);

incolatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  unfiltered, unstrained; unpurified;

incolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  live, dwell/reside (in); inhabit; sojourn;

incolo*

  lere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  live, dwell/reside (in); inhabit; sojourn;

incolomis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  unharmed, uninjured; alive, safe; unimpaired; (= incolumis);

incolumis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unharmed, uninjured; alive, safe; unimpaired;

incolumitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  safety;

incomitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unaccompanied;

incommatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  imperfect state;

incommendatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not entrusted; without protector;

incommensurabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  immeasurable;

incommode*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disastrously, unfortunately;

incommoditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disadvantage, inconvenience, importunity; importunity; misfortune;

incommodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inconvenience, obstruct, hinder; be inconvenient/troublesome, cause difficulty;

incommodum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  disadvantage, inconvenience, setback, harm, detriment; defeat/disaster; ailment;

incommodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  inconvenient, troublesome, annoying; disadvantageous; disagreeable; disobliging;

incommutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unchangeable; immutable;

incommutabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  unchangeableness;

incommutabiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  without change;

incomparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incomparable; cannot be equaled;

incomparabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incomparably;

incompatibilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  incompatible;

incompatibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  incompatibility;

incompertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not known;

incompetens*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  insufficient;

incomposite*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in a clumsy/disorganized manner; awkwardly; irregularly;

incompositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clumsy, disorganized, not in formation (troops); (good) unaffected, neutral;

incomprehensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  incomprehensible, inconceivable; endless; that cannot be overtaken;

incomptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disheveled; untidy; unpolished;

incomtaminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unpolluted;

inconcessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forbidden;

inconcilio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  win over by trickery; embarrass;

inconcinnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awkward; clumsy;

inconcussus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unshaken, firm;

inconditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rough, crude; uncivilized; disordered, not disciplined;

inconfusibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that cannot be embarrassed/abashed/confused; that cannot be mingled (Souter);

inconfusibliter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without confusion/embarrassment;

inconfusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  undismayed; not disconcerted; not embarrassed (L+S); unconfused;

incongrue*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unsuitably; inconsistently;

incongruens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inconsistent, not in accord, not agreeing;

incongruus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inconsistent; incongruous; unsuitable;

inconrupte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  honestly, uprightly, without being influenced by bribes; correctly/faultlessly;

inconruptela*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  incorruptibility, imperishability;

inconruptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptible, imperishable;

inconruptibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptibility, imperishability;

inconruptibiliter*

  adv. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptibly, imperishably;

inconruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptibility, imperishability;

inconruptivus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptible, imperishable;

inconruptorius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptible, imperishable;

inconruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  intact, uncorrupted, unspoiled/untainted; genuine; pure; chaste; imperishable;

inconsequens*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inconsequent; not logically connected;

inconsequenter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inconsequentially; illogically;

inconsequentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  inconsequence; lack of logical connection;

inconsiderantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inconsideration;

inconsideratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thoughtless, inconsiderate; unadvised, reckless (passive);

inconstabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  unreliable;

inconstabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  helplessness;

inconstabilitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  not standing firmly; trembling (Souter); indecision (Vulgate);

inconstabilitus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  unstable;

inconstans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  changeable, fickle;

inconstanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  irregularly, inconsistently, capriciously, irresolutely; not evenly/steadily;

inconstantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  changeableness fickleness;

inconsulte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rashly, ill-advisedly, incautiously; without due care and consideration;

inconsultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rash, ill-advised, thoughtless, injudicious; unconsulted, not asked;

inconsummabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Med]

  incompleteable, impossible of completion;

inconsummatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  nonconsumation; incompleteness;

inconsummatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  incomplete;

inconsumptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unconsumed, undiminished;

incontaminabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  undefileable;

incontanter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  without hesitation/hesitating; (Erasmus);

incontentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not stretched; untuned;

incontinens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intemperate;

inconveniens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not suiting, dissimilar;

inconvenienter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unsuitably; ill-matchedly; inconveniently;

inconvenientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inconsistency;

incoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boil in or down; boil;

incorporalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  incorporeal; intangible; immaterial; not having body/substance; unearthly;

incorporatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  incorporating, embodying; incorporation (w/public funds); paying into treasury;

incorporeus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon ---]

  incorporeal; intangible; immaterial; not having body/substance; unearthly;

incorrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unamended, unimproved;

incorrigibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  incorrigible;

incorrigibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  incorrigibility;

incorrupte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  honestly, uprightly, without being influenced by bribes; correctly/faultlessly;

incorruptela*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  incorruptibility, imperishability;

incorruptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptible, imperishable;

incorruptibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptibility, imperishability;

incorruptibiliter*

  adv. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptibly, imperishably;

incorruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptibility, imperishability;

incorruptivus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptible, imperishable;

incorruptorius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptible, imperishable;

incorruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  intact, uncorrupted, unspoiled/untainted; genuine; pure; chaste; imperishable;

incrassatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fattened;

incrasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon Def]

  fatten; make thick/stout;

increbresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become stronger or more intense; spread;

incredibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  incredible; extraordinary;

incredulitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disbelief, incredulity; unbelief (Christian sense) (Souter);

incredulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unbelieving, disbelieving, incredulous; disobedient;

incrementabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  increasingly;

incrementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  growth, development, increase; germ (of idea); offshoot; advancement (rank);

increpatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common Def]

  rebuke; chiding; reproof;

increpito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chide, utter (noisy) reproaches at;

increpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rebuke, chide, reprove; protest at/indignantly, complain loudly/scornfully;

increpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rattle, snap, clash, roar, twang, make noise; (alarm/danger); strike noisily;

increpo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rebuke, chide, reprove; protest at/indignantly, complain loudly/scornfully;

increpo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rattle, snap, clash, roar, twang, make noise; (alarm/danger); strike noisily;

incresco*

  cere, evi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow (in or upon); grow, swell, increase, be augmented; be swollen;

incruentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  not stained with blood; bloodless, without shedding of blood; w/no casualties;

incruentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  not stained with blood; bloodless, without shedding of blood; w/no casualties;

incrusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cover (with a layer), coat, line, daub; give an ornamental layer to, encrust;

incubatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  brooding; incubation; lying on eggs; L:unlawful possession;

incubito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  lie upon; brood;

incubo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brood; (rare alt. perf/vpar for incubo);

incubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lie in or on (w/DAT); sit upon; brood over; keep a jealous watch (over);

incudo*

  dere, di, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hammer out;

inculco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  force upon, impress, drive home;

inculpatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unblamed, blameless;

inculte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roughly, uncouthly, coarsely; without refinement/manners/style;

incultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  want of cultivation or refinement, uncouthness, disregard;

incultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncultivated (land), overgrown; unkempt; rough, uncouth; uncourted;

incumberamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  encumberment; misfortune, annoyance, mishap, trouble; Satanic temptation;

incumbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  encumber;

incumbo*

  bere, bui, bitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lean forward/over/on, press on; attack, apply force; fall on (one's sword);

incumbramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  incumberment; misfortune, annoyance, mishap, trouble; Satanic temptation;

incumbro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  obstruct; block;

incunabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  apparatus of the cradle (pl.); one's earliest years; birthplace;

incunabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  early (<1500) printed books (pl.); (Cal);

incunctabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that admits of no delay;

incunctabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without delay/hesitation; unhesitatingly; unwaveringly;

incunctanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  without hesitation;

incunctatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  not delaying/hesitating;

incuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  uncared for, unhealed;

incuria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carelessness, neglect;

incuriose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carelessly, negligently, indifferently;

incuriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  careless/negligent; indifferent; paying no attention, off guard, unsuspecting;

incurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run into or towards, attack, invade; meet (with); befall;

incurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run into or towards, attack, invade; meet (with); befall;

incursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  onrush, attack, raid; incursion;

incursito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rush upon; attack;

incurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike/run/dash against, attack; make raids upon;

incursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assault, attack; raid;

incurvesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bend down;

incurvicervicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with crooked neck;

incurvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make crooked or bent; cause to bend down;

incurvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crooked, curved;

incus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anvil; (also medical for the inner ear bone);

incuso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accuse, blame, criticize, condemn;

incustoditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not watched over; unsupervised;

incutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike on or against; instill;

indagatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  act of tracking down/searching out; investigation;

indagator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tracker, searcher, one who tracks down; investigator, explorer (Cas);

indagatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tracker, searcher (female); investigator, explorer;

indagatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of hunting/tracking down/searching out; investigation;

indago*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  track down, hunt out; search out, try to find/procure by seeking; investigate;

indago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ring of huntsmen/nets/troops/forts; encircling with snares; tracking down;

indamnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  uncondemned; (= indemnatus);

indaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hear of; learn; (archaic form of inaudio);

inde*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thence, thenceforth; from that place/time/cause; thereupon;

indebitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that is not owed, not due;

indecens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unbecoming, unseemly, unsightly;

indecenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unbecomingly;

indeclinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unchanged, firm;

indecor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inglorious, shameful; unbecoming, unseemly; ugly;

indecoris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inglorious, shameful; unbecoming, unseemly; ugly;

indecoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disgrace;

indecorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unbecoming; disgraceful;

indefectibiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  inexhaustibly; unfailingly;

indefectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inexhaustible; undiminished; unfailing; unexhausted, unweakened (Ecc);

indefensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undefended; defenseless;

indefessus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unwearied; indefatigable;

indeficiens*

  , adj. [later --- --- lesser ---]

  unfailing;

indefletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwept;

indeflexus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unchanged; unbent;

indejectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not thrown down;

indelebilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imperishable;

indelibatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  uninjured, undiminished;

indemnatas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  security from financial loss;

indemnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncondemned;

indemnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  uninjured; suffering no damage/loss; suffering no loss of wealth/property;

indemutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unchangeable;

indentitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  identity;

independens*

  , adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  independent;

independenter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  independently;

independentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  independence;

indeploratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwept, unlamented;

indeprensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undiscovered;

indesertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not forsaken;

indesinenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  incessantly, ceaselessly;

indestrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  untouched, unhurt;

indetonsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unshorn;

indevitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unavoided;

indevotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  lack of religion; irreligion; hostility to/disregard of religion;

index*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hand/needle of a watch;

index*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sign, token, proof; informer, tale bearer;

India*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  India; (ill-defined region of Asia);

indicativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  indicative;

indicatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  indicating;

indicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  evidence (before a court); information, proof; indication;

indico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  point out, show, indicate, expose, betray, reveal; inform against, accuse;

indico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  declare publicly; proclaim, announce; appoint; summon;

indictio*

  f., N3.1 person [later war --- veryrare Vul]

  men forming a levy;

indictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  imposition (of duties); duty/tax imposed, impost; declaration of war;

indictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  valuation/value/price; indicating/setting/rating value;

indictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not said/mentioned; (~ cause, without the case's being pleaded); unheard;

Indicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Indian;

indidem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from the same place, source or origin;

indies*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  from day to day; (= in dies);

indifferens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  indifferent; neither good nor bad; unconcerned;

indifferenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  indifferently;

indigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  native;

indigens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  indigent, needy; not self-sufficient; poor; destitute;

indigenus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  native; son of the soil;

indigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  native, indigenous; sprung from the land;

indigeo*

  ere, gui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  need, lack, require (w/GEN or ABL);

indiges*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  indigent, needy; in want of, needing; poor; destitute;

Indiges*

  m., N3.3 person [--- myth --- common L&S]

  hero elevated to god after death as patron deity of country; Aeneas;

indigestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disordered, confused, chaotic; jumbled;

Indigis*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deified heroes (pl.), tutelary/protective deities (local not foreign gods);

indignabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  indignant, furious;

indignanter*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  indignantly;

indignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  indignation; anger; angry outburst;

indigne*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - undeservedly; unjustly; unworthily; unbecomingly; shamefully; outrageously;

  - dishonorably (L+S); indignantly; [~ fero => be indignant at; resent/take ill];

indignitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vileness, baseness, shamelessness; outrageousness; indignity, humiliation;

indigniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  undeservedly; unjustly; unworthily;

indigno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  deem unworthy, scorn, regard with indignation, resent, be indignant;

indignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  unworthy, undeserving, undeserved; unbecoming; shameful; intolerable; cruel;

indigus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having need (to); lacking; needy;

indiguus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  needing; in want;

indiligens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  careless, negligent; inattentive; neglected, not cared for;

indiligenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  carelessly, negligently; inattentively;

indiligentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  negligence, want of care; want of concern (for);

indipisco*

  cere, -, deptum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overtake; acquire;

indirectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  not direct; (L+S - false reading of inde recte);

indireptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unpillaged;

indisciplinate*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  disorderly, in an undisciplined manner;

indisciplinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  want of discipline;

indisciplinatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  undisciplined, without discipline;

indisciplinosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  undisciplined, without discipline;

indiscrete*

  adv. [later --- --- lesser Bee]

  indiscriminately, unwisely, indiscreetly; alike (L+S);

indiscretim*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  indiscriminately; without distinction; alike (L+S);

indiscretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indistinguishable; used indiscriminately; alike/equal; not divided/separable;

indiscriminatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  indiscriminately; without distinction; alike (L+S);

indiserte*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not eloquently;

indisertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not eloquent;

indispositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  disorderly, confused;

indissimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  not unlike;

indissolubilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  indestructible/imperishable; that cannot be dissolved/loosened/untied (knot);

indissolubilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  indestructibility; indissolubility;

indissolubiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  indestructibly; imperishably;

indissolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  indestructible/imperishable; that cannot be dissolved/loosened/untied (knot);

indistinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not separated; indistinct, obscure; unpretentious;

indistinguibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  indistinguishable;

individualis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  individual;

individualismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  individualism;

individualista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  individualist;

individualisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  individualist;

individualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  individuality;

individuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  atom;

individuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  indivisible, inseparable;

indivisibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  indivisible, inseparable;

indivisibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  indivisibility;

indivisibiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  in indivisible condition;

indivisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later gram --- uncommon Sou]

  indivisible item; that cannot be divided;

indivisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undivided, not split/cloven; indivisible; held in common/jointly/in equal parts;

indo*

  dere, dedi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put in or on; introduce;

indocilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unteachable, ignorant;

indoctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  untaught; unlearned, ignorant, untrained;

indolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  freedom from pain;

indoles*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  innate character; inborn quality;

indolesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feel pain of mind; grieve;

indomabilis*

  is, e, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  untamable;

indomitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  untamed; untamable, fierce;

indormio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleep (in or over);

indotatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not provided with a dowry;

indotia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  truce (pl.), armistice, cessation of hostilities; respite, period of grace;

indubitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  indisputable, indubitable, not admitting to doubt;

indubitanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  indubitably, indisputably, beyond all doubt;

indubitate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  indisputably, beyond all doubt;

indubitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unquestionable, certain, indisputable; undoubted; not hesitated over, confident;

indubito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  have misgivings (about);

indubius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not doubtful, certain;

induco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lead in, bring in (performers); induce, influence; introduce;

inductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leading or bringing in; application;

indulgens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indulgent; kind, mild; gracious; bestowing favor; partial/addicted to (doing);

indulgenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  indulgently; leniently; graciously; kindly; so as to show favor;

indulgentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  leniency, concession, pardon; kindness, gentleness; favor bounty; indulging;

indulgentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- frequent Eccl]

  indulgence, remission before God of temporal punishment for sin;

indulgeo*

  ere, lsi, ltum, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  indulge; be indulgent/lenient/kind; grant/bestow; gratify oneself; give in to;

indulgitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  leniency, concession, pardon; kindness, gentleness; favor bounty; indulging;

indultarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  person having an indult (leave/permission from Church superior);

indultivus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  indult; grant; leave; permission;

indultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  indulgence; permission, grace, favor; indult (Ecc); release from obligation;

indultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  dispensation; privilege granted for something not permitted by Church law;

indultus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  leave; permission;

indumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  garment, robe; something put on; (mask, sauce);

induo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  put on, clothe, cover; dress oneself in; [se induere => to impale oneself];

induoia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  truce (pl.), armistice, cessation of hostilities; respite, period of grace;

indupeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hindered/hampered; difficult/impeded; inaccessible; (= impeditus);

induresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harden, set, become hard/tough/robust; become firmly established/inflexible;

induro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make hard;

Indus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Indian, inhabitant of India; (applied to mahout/elephant driver);

Indus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Indus (river);

Indus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  Indian, from/of/belonging to India; of Indian ivory; [dens ~ => Indian ivory];

indusiatus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  undergarment-wearing;

indusium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  outer tunic; shirt (Ecc); woman's undergarment (L+S); shift;

industria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  industry; purpose/diligence; purposeful/diligent activity; purposefulness (pl.);

industrialis*

  is, e, adj. [modern --- --- lesser Eccl]

  industrial;

industrializatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  industrialization;

industrie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  industriously; diligently; assiduously; vigorously;

industriose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  industriously; diligently; assiduously; vigorously;

industriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very active; industrious;

industrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  industrious, diligent; active; zealous; assiduous;

industrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  industrious, diligent; active; zealous; assiduous;

indutia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  truce (pl.), armistice, cessation of hostilities; respite, period of grace;

indutio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  grant stay; E:clothe in monk's habit;

Indutiomarus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Inductiomarus; (Gaul of Treveri, opponent of Caesar);

indutrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  model;

induvia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  clothing, garb, clothes; (induvie ferree = armor);

inebrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  intoxicate, make drunk; saturate/drench (with any liquid);

inedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fasting, starvation;

inedicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  unexplainable; inexplicable;

inedicibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unspeakable; inexpressible (Nelson);

ineditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  not published, unknown;

ineffabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indescribable, ineffable, cannot be described/expressed w/words; unpronouncable;

inefficax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - useless, ineffectual, unavailing, achieving nothing;

  - invalid (legal), inoperative; not potent/efficacious (remedies), ineffective;

inelegans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lacking in taste; clumsy, infelicitous;

ineluctabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from which there is no escape;

inemendabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unamendable; incorrigible;

inemorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  die amid/in/at; die in contemplation of; (w/DAT);

inemptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not bought;

inenarrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  indescribable;

ineo*

  nire, nivi, nitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  enter; undertake; begin; go in; enter upon; [consilium ~ => form a plan];

ineptio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  play the fool, trifle;

ineptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  silly, foolish; having no sense of what is fitting;

inequito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ride upon; ride over;

inergia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  energy; efficiency; (med. form of energia);

inermis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unarmed, without weapons; defenseless; toothless, without a sting;

inermus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unarmed, without weapons; defenseless; toothless, without a sting;

inerrans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not wandering, fixed;

inerro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wander; ramble;

iners*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  helpless, weak, inactive, inert, sluggish, stagnant; unskillful, incompetent;

inertia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ignorance; inactivity; laziness, idleness, sloth;

inerudite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ignorantly; crudely; without learning;

ineruditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  want/lack of learning/education; ignorance (Vulgate Sirach 4:25/30);

ineruditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  uninformed, uneducated; illiterate; ignorant;

inesco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  entice; fill with food;

inestimabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  inestimably; incalculably;

inevitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unavoidable;

inevolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unopened, not rolled out (papyrus scroll); unread;

inevulsibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inseparable; that cannot be torn away;

inexcitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unmoved, quiet;

inexcusabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inexcusable;

inexercitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  untrained, unpracticed;

inexhaustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unexhausted;

inexorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inexorable, relentless;

inexpectatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unforseen; (= inexspectatus);

inexperrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not awakened;

inexpertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inexperienced (in), untried;

inexpiabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  implacable; inexpiable, unatoneable; that cannot be evaded by expiatory rites;

inexplebilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insatiable; that cannot be sated/filled; impossible to satify;

inexpletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unfilled, insatiate;

inexplicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - inextricable, that cannot be unraveled; inescapable; impassable (roads);

  - baffling, unsolvable; incurable; involved/complex; inexplicable; unexplainable;

inexploratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unexplored; not investigated;

inexpugnabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impregnable, unconquerable, invincible;

inexpugnabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  irrefutably;

inexpugnalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  impregnable (town/fort); unassailable (position); invincible; industructible;

inexspectatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  invincible; unconquerable;

inexstinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that is never extinguished;

inexstinguibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unquenchable, inextinguishable;

inexsuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insurmountable, invincible, unsurpassable;

inextinguibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unquenchable, inextinguishable;

inextricabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impossible to disentangle or sort out;

inexuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insurmountable, invincible, unsurpassable;

infabre*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without art, crudely, unskillfully, rudely;

infabricatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwrought, unfashioned;

infacetia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crudity (pl.);

infacetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coarse, boorish;

infacundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unable to express oneself fluently, not eloquent; slow of speech (COMP);

infallibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  infallible, not liable to err or lead into error;

infallibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  infallibility (in knowledge);

infallibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon Def]

  infallibly; in an unfailing manner; inevitably;

infamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  disgrace, dishonor; infamy;

infamis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  notorious, disreputable, infamous;

infamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring into disrepute; defame;

infandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unspeakable, unutterable; abominable, monstrous;

infans*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  infant; child (Bee);

infans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speechless, inarticulate; new born; childish, foolish;

infantaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  woman who looks after babies; woman fond of infants (L+S); murderess of infants;

infantarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  man who looks after babies; sacrificers (pl.) of infants;

infantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  infancy; inability to speak;

infanticidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  infanticide; child-murder; baby-killing;

infantilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  infantile;

infantiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  childishly;

infantula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  baby girl;

infantulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  baby boy; little babe; little infant;

infarctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  heart attack;

infatigabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  indefatigable;

infatigabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  indefatigably;

infatuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  make a fool of;

infaustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unlucky, unfortunate; inauspicious;

infectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfinished, undone, incomplete; infecta re = without having accomplished it;

infecunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  barrenness;

infecundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfruitful, infertile;

infelicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  misfortune;

infeliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unfortunately; without good luck; without success;

infelicito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make unhappy;

infelico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make unhappy;

infelix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  unfortunate, unhappy, wretched; unlucky, inauspicious; unproductive (plant);

infenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  treat in a hostile manner;

infensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hostile, bitterly hostile, enraged;

infer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  below, beneath, underneath; of hell; vile; lower, further down; lowest, last;

infercio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stuff; stuff with;

inferia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  offerings to the dead (pl.);

infernale*

  n., N3.4 where [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  infernal regions (pl.), Hell;

infernalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- frequent L&S]

  infernal, of/like Hell, Hellish; belonging to the lower regions; nether, lower;

inferne*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  underneath, below, on the lower side; infernally;

infernum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lower regions (pl.), infernal regions, hell;

infernus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inhabitants of the lower world (pl.), the shades; the damned; Hell (Bee);

infernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lower, under; underground, of the lower regions, infernal; of hell;

infero*

  rre, ntuli, illatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring/carry in, import; advance, bring/march/step/move foward; impel, urge;

  - inflict/cause/inflict/impose/inspire (w/DAT); [bellum inferre => make war on];

  - put/throw/thrust in/on, insert; bury/inter; pay; charge as expense; append;

infero*

  rre, ntuli, nlatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring/carry in, import; advance, bring/march/step/move foward; impel, urge;

  - inflict/cause/inflict/impose/inspire (w/DAT); [bellum inferre => make war on];

  - put/throw/thrust in/on, insert; bury/inter; pay; charge as expense; append;

inferus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  those below (pl.), the dead;

inferus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  below, beneath, underneath; of hell; vile; lower, further down; lowest, last;

infervefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cause to boil;

infervesco*

  cere, vui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  grow hot;

infeste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dangerously, savagely; in a hostile manner; belligerently;

infesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  vex (w/attacks), harass, molest; make unsafe, disturb; infest; damage, impair;

infestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unsafe, dangerous; hostile; disturbed, molested, infested, unquiet;

inficetia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crudity (pl.);

inficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  corrupt, infect, imbue; poison; dye, stain, color, spoil;

inficio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deny; refuse to acknowledge as true; withhold; disown; repudiate (claims);

infidelis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  treacherous, disloyal;

infidelitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faithlessness; inconstancy;

infidibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  funnel (for pouring liquids); hopper (in mill);

infidigraphus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faithless, treacherous;

infidus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  writing without faith; writing faithlessly;

infigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fasten (on), fix, implant, affix; impose; drive/thrust in;

infimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring down to the lowest level; weaken, enfeeble; refute, invalidate, annul;

infimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lowest, deepest, furtherest down/from the surface; humblest; vilest, meanest;

infindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cleave; plow a path into;

infinitarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having unlimited powers (of a magistrate);

infinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  limitless extent; infinity; the Infinite;

infinitesimalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  infinitesimal;

infinitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  infinity;

infinitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  boundless, unlimited, endless; infinite;

infio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  begin (to do something); begin to speak; (infit is only classical example);

infirme*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weakly, faintly; cravenly; not powerfully/effectively/dependably/soundly;

infirmis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  weak/fragile/frail/feeble; unwell/sick/infirm;

infirmitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  weakness; sickness;

infirmiter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  weakly/feebly; without energy/support/power; not firmly/effectively; not very;

infirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weaken; diminish; annul; (PASS) be ill (Bee);

infirmum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  weak parts (pl.);

infirmus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  patient, one who is sick/infirm;

infirmus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - fragile/frail/feeble; unwell/sick/infirm;

  - weak (military); mild/irresolute; powerless/ineffectual; unsound/untrustworthy;

infitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  denial; L:defend action;

infitialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  negative, negatory; containing a denial;

infitiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  denial;

infitio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deny; not confess/acknowledge; withhold; disown; repudiate (claim); contradict;

inflammabilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  flammable;

inflammatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  inflammation; action of setting ablaze, kindling;

inflammatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excited; inflamed; set on fire;

inflammo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  set on fire, inflame, kindle; excite;

inflatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  inflation, swelling/blowing/puffing (up); flatulence; inflammation; insolence;

inflatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inflated, puffed up; bombastic; turgid;

inflecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend; curve; change;

inflectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unmourned; not wept for;

infletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unmourned, not wept for;

inflexibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unbendable; inflexible;

inflexio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  modification, adaption; bending/curving (action);

infligo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  knock or dash (against); inflict, impose;

inflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  blow into/upon; puff out;

influentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  influence;

influo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow into; flow;

infodio*

  dere, infodi, ossum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bury, inter;

informaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  data processing;

informatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  information;

informis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  formless, shapeless; deformed; ugly, hideous;

informitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unshapeliness; ugliness;

informo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shape, form; fashion; form an idea of;

infortunatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfortunate;

infortunium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  misfortune, punishment;

infra*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  below, on the under side, underneath; further along; on the south;

infra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  below, lower than; later than;

infractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  broken; humble in tone;

infrascriptus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  below-written;

infremo*

  mere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bellow, roar;

infrenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not using a bridle;

infrendo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gnash the teeth (usually in anger);

infrenis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not bridled; unrestrained;

infreno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bridle;

infrenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not bridled; unrestrained;

infrequens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not crowded; below strength; present only in small numbers;

infrequentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insufficient numbers; depopulated condition (of a place);

infricatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rubbed-in; (alt. vpar of infrico);

infrico*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rub in;

infrigido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  chill; cool;

infringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break, break off; lessen, weaken, diminish, dishearten; overcome, crush;

infrio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  rub into; strew upon;

infrons*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  leafless; having no trees/foliage;

infructuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unfruitful, unproductive;

infrunite*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  senselessly; in profusion (Souter);

infrunitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  unfit for enjoyment, tasteless, senseless;

infucatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  colored;

infula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  band; fillet; woolen headband knotted with ribbons;

infulcio*

  ire, lsi, ltum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cram; cram in;

infulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  shine in; lighten;

infulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  invest/vest with mitre/episcopal insignia; put on vestments; adorn w/halo;

infumus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lowest, deepest, furtherest down/from the surface; humblest; vilest, meanest;

infundabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  unwarrantably; unjustly, for no good reason;

infundibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  funnel (for pouring liquids); hopper (in mill);

infundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pour in, pour on, pour out;

infusco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  darken; corrupt;

infusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pouring-in; flowing;

ingemesco*

  cere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  groan/moan (begin to) at/over; cry w/pain/anguish/sorrow; creak/groan (object);

ingemino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  redouble; increase in intensity;

ingemisco*

  cere, mui, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  groan/moan (begin to) at/over; cry w/pain/anguish/sorrow; creak/groan (object);

ingemo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  groan/moan/sigh (at/over); utter cry of pain/anguish; creak/groan (objects);

ingenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  implant;

ingeniarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  engineer;

ingeniatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  naturally inclined; adapted by nature;

ingeniculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kneel;

ingeniose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cleverly, ingeniously;

ingeniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clever, ingenious; naturally suited (to); having natural abilities/talents;

ingenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- lesser Bee]

  trick, clever device;

ingenium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nature, innate quality; natural disposition/capacity; character; talent;

ingeno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  engender; instill by birth;

ingens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  not natural, immoderate; huge, vast, enormous; mighty; remarkable, momentous;

ingenuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  status/quality of free-born person; nobility of character, modesty, candor;

ingenuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  natural, indigenous; free-born; noble, generous, frank;

ingerentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  interference;

ingero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  carry in, throw in; heap; force/thrust/throw upon;

ingigno*

  nere, genui, genitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  engender; instill by birth;

inglorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obscure, undistinguished;

ingluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gullet, jaws; gluttony;

ingrate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unpleasantly, without pleasure/delight/gratitude; ungratefully; thanklessly;

ingratiis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  against wishes (of); unwillingly;

ingratis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  against the wishes (of ); unwillingly;

ingratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unpleasant; ungrateful; thankless;

ingravesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow heavy; increase in force or intensity;

ingravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  aggravate, make worse, weigh down, oppress, molest;

ingredientium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ingredient;

ingredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  advance, walk; enter, step/go into; undertake, begin;

ingressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entry; going in/embarking on (topic/speech); point of entry, approach; steps;

ingruo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advance threateningly; make an onslaught on; break in, come violently, force;

inguen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  groin; the sexual organs, privy parts;

ingurgito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pour in liquid in a flood; engulf/plunge in; immerse in (activity); glut/gorge;

ingustatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  untasted;

inhabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  difficult to handle; not fitted, awkward;

inhabilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  disqualify; incapacitate;

inhabitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  uninhabitable;

inhabitantis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  inhabitant, dweller, occupant;

inhabito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dwell in, inhabit, occupy; wear (garments) (L+S);

inhaeredito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  appoint an heir;

inhaeredo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  appoint an heir;

inhaereo*

  ere, esi, esum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stick/hold fast/to, cling, adhere, fasten on; haunt, dwell in; get teeth in;

inhaeresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin to adhere, become attached/embedded/glued together; become stuck/fixed;

inhaesitanter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  unhesitatingly;

inhalatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  inhalation;

inhalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  breathe; breathe on;

inheredito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  appoint an heir;

inheredo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  appoint an heir;

inhianter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  greedily; eagerly; with open mouth;

inhibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restrain, curb; prevent;

inhio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gape, be open mouthed with astonishment; covet, desire;

inhonestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dishonor;

inhoneste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shamefully; dishonorably;

inhonesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disgrace;

inhonestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shameful, not regarded with honor/respect; degrading (appearance);

inhonorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unhonored; not conferring honor on a person; without honor (Souter);

inhonorate*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  dishonorably(?);

inhonoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dishonoring; dishonor (Vulgate);

inhonoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not honored;

inhonoris*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unhonored, without honor;

inhonoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dishonor;

inhonorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dishonored;

inhorreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stand on end; bristle up; shiver all over;

inhorresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bristle up; quiver, tremble, shudder at;

inhospitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inhospitable;

inhospitalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fear/hatred of strangers;

inhospitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not welcoming strangers, not providing shelter/subsistence; inhospitable;

inhumanatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  being-made-man; incarnation;

inhumanatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  made man; incarnate;

inhumane*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rudely, discourteously; heartlessly, unfeelingly; inhumanly;

inhumanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  churlishness;

inhumanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rude, discourteous, churlish; unfeeling, inhuman; uncultured; superhuman;

inhumatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unburied;

inibi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in that place/number/activity/connection/respect; at that point in time;

inicio*

  cere, njeci, njectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hurl/throw/strike in/into; inject; put on; inspire, instill (feeling, etc);

inidoneitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unfitness;

inidoneus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unfit; unsuitable;

inimicitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfriendliness, enmity, hostility;

inimico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  make enemies;

inimicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enemy (personal), foe;

inimicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  unfriendly, hostile, harmful;

inimitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inimitable;

ininnasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be born in;

iniquitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfairness, inequality, unevenness (of terrain);

iniquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unjust, unfair; disadvantageous, uneven; unkind, hostile;

initiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  original/founding members (of society);

initialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  initial, original, relating to beginning; primary;

initio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  initiate (into); admit (to) with introductory rites;

initium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  beginning, commencement; entrance; [ab initio => from the beginning];

initus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entry, start;

injecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  apply; lay on;

injicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  hurl/throw/strike in/into; inject; put on; inspire, instill (feeling, etc);

injucundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unpleasant;

injudicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undecided;

injungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  enjoin, charge, bring/impose upon; unite; join/fasten/attach (to);

injuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unsworn;

injuria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  injury; injustice, wrong, offense; insult, abuse; sexual assault;

injurio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  injure; do injury; wrong, do wrong;

injurio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  injure; do injury; wrong, do wrong;

injuriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wrongful, insulting;

injurius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unjust, harsh;

injuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  not to swear;

injurose*

  adv. [medieval legal --- uncommon ---]

  wrongfully(Collins);

injurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unjust; lawless;

injussu*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without (the) orders (of ) (w/GEN);

injussus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without orders, unbidden, voluntary, of one's own accord;

injussus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unbidden, voluntary, of one's own accord; without orders/command; forbidden;

injustitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  injustice; severity;

injustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unjust, wrongful; severe, excessive; unsuitable;

inlabefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unshaken, firm;

inlabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slide/glide/flow (into), move smoothly; fall/sink (on to);

inlaboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  work (at); (w/DAT);

inlacessitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unattacked, unprovoked;

inlacrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weep over/at (with DAT); shed tears; water (eyes);

inlacrimo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weep over/at (with DAT); shed tears; water (eyes);

inlaesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unhurt, uninjured;

inlagatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  inlawry; return from outlawry;

inlagatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  inlaw; one accepted back from outlawry;

inlago*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  inlaw; return to law from outlawry; reverse outlawry of person;

inlatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Sou]

  - bring in; burial; stuffing (w/food); conclusion; assumption; payment (fine);

  - contribution/pension; tribute/tax; offering/sacrifice; petition; offer (oath);

inlaudatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unpraised, obscure; not to be praised, bad;

inlautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwashed, unclean;

inlecebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  allurement, attraction, charm; a decoy bird;

inlecebrose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  attractively, enticingly;

inlecebrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  attractive, enticing;

inlectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  enticement;

inlectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unread;

inlepide*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inelegantly, rudely;

inlepidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inelegant, rude, unmannerly;

inlex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lawless, obeying no laws;

inlex*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one who entices/allures; decoy;

inlibatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  intact, undiminished, kept/left whole/entire; unimpaired;

inliberalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ill-bred, ignoble, unworthy/unsuited to free man; niggardly/mean/ungenerous;

inliberalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stinginess, meanness, lack of generosity;

inliberaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stingily, meanly, ungenerously; in manner unworthy of free man;

inlicitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sham bidder at an auction, a puffer, shill;

inlicitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not allowed, illegal;

inlido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strike/beat/dash/push against/on; injure by crushing; drive (teeth into);

inlimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  free from mud, clean;

inlino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smear over; anoint;

inliquefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  molten, liquefied;

inlitteratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ignorant, illiterate;

inlocabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unable to be placed (for marriage);

inlotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwashed, unclean;

inluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  illuminate, shine on;

inluminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  glory, illustriousness; enlightening (Ecc); lighting/illumination;

inlumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  illuminate, give light to; light up; reveal/throw light on; brighten (w/color);

inlusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  irony; mocking, jeering; illusion; deceit;

inlusor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scoffer; mocker;

inlusorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ironical; of a scoffer/mocking character;

inlustre*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  with clarity; clearly, distinctly, perspicuously (L+S);

inlustris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bright, shining, brilliant; clear, lucid; illustrious, distinguished, famous;

inlustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  illuminate, light up; give glory; embellish; make clear, elucidate; enlighten;

inlutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwashed, unclean;

inmaculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser Sou]

  immaculate/unstained/spotless/without blemish; undefiled/pure/chaste; blameless;

inmanis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  huge/vast/immense/tremendous/extreme/monstrous; inhuman/savage/brutal/frightful;

inmanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brutality, savage character, frightfulness; huge/vast size; barbarity; monster;

inmediatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  absolute (contraries), non-mediated; next;

inmemor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  forgetful (by nature); lacking memory; heedless (of obligations/consequences);

inmemoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  forgetfulness, unmindfulness;

inmemoratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  things (pl.) not told/related; things not mentioned;

inmemoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unmentioned; hitherto untold; not yet related, new (L+S);

inmensum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  to an enormous extent/degree;

inmensurabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  immeasurable;

inmensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  immeasurable, immense/vast/boundless/unending; infinitely great; innumerable;

inmeritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undeserving; undeserved, unmerited;

inmissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  insertion/engrafting, action of putting/sending in, of allowing to enter;

inmitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  send in/to/into/against; cause to go; insert; hurl/throw in; let go/in; allow;

inmobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - immovable; immobile; fixed/unalterable; unmoving/motionless/unchanging;

  - unwieldy/cumbersome; imperturbable/emotionally unmoved; steadfast; slow to act;

inmodicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  beyond measure, immoderate, excessive;

inmolaticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for a sacrifice;

inmolatitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/for a sacrifice;

inmortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  immortal, not subject to death; eternal, everlasting, perpetual; imperishable;

inmortalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  immortal, god;

inmortalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  immortality; divinity, being a god; indestructibility; permanence; remembrance;

inmunditia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dirtiness/untidiness; foulness (moral); lust/wantonness; dirty conditions (pl.);

inmundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dirty, filthy, foul; unclean. impure;

inmunis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  free from taxes/tribute, exempt; immune;

inmutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unchangeable/unalterable; (rarely) liable to be changed;

inmutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  change, alteration, process of changing; substitution/replacement;

innabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that cannot be swum;

innascibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Sou]

  state of being unable to be born;

innasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be born (in or on);

innato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swim (in or on); swim (into); float upon;

innatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  natural, inborn;

innavigabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unnavigable;

innecessitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern --- --- veryrare ---]

  non-necessity (JFW);

innecto*

  tere, exui, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tie, fasten (to); devise, weave (plots);

innito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lean on, be supported by (with ABL);

innito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lean/rest on (w/DAT), be supported by (w/ABL);

inno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swim or float (in or on); sail (on);

innocens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  harmless, innocent; virtuous, upright;

innocentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  harmlessness; innocence, integrity;

innoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  harrow in;

innocuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  innocent; harmless;

innotesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become known, be made conspicuous;

innovatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  renewal; alteration; innovation;

innovatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  renewed; altered;

innovo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  alter, make a innovation in; renew, restore; return to a thing (L+S);

innoxius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harmless, innocuous; unhurt, unharmed;

innubilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unclouded, clear;

innubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 +dat [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marry (into a family);

innubus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unmarried;

innuleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  fawn; young of the deer;

innumerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  innumerable, countless, numberless; without number; immense;

innumeralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  countless, innumerable;

innumerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  innumerable, countless, numberless; without number; immense;

innuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nod or beckon (to);

innuptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unmarried;

innutrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  nourish;

innutritus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  nourished; unnourished;

inobaudientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  disobedience;

inobaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disobey; not listen/pay attention; (in+obaudio);

inobauditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  disobedience;

inobedibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  disobedient;

inobediens*

  f., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  disobedience;

inobediens*

  , adj. [later eccl --- common Sou]

  disobedient;

inobedienter*

  adv. [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  disobediently;

inobedientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  disobedience;

inobedientiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  disobedient person;

inobedio*

  ire, nboedivi, nboeditum, V3.4 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  disobey; not listen/pay attention;

inobedus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  disobedient;

inoblitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mindful;

inoboedibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  disobedient;

inoboediens*

  f., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  disobedience;

inoboediens*

  , adj. [later eccl --- common Sou]

  disobedient;

inoboedienter*

  adv. [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  disobediently;

inoboedientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  disobedience;

inoboedientiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  disobedient person;

inoboedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  disobey; not listen/pay attention;

inoboedus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  disobedient;

inobrutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not overwhelmed;

inobservabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  difficult to trace;

inobservantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  negligence, carelessness;

inobservatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unobserved;

inocciduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  never setting;

inoffensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  free from hindrance; uninterrupted;

inofficiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undutiful, disobliging;

inolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  odorless, without smell;

inolesco*

  cere, evi, litum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow in or on;

inominatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inauspicious, unlucky;

inopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lack, need; poverty, destitution, dearth, want, scarcity;

inopinabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inconceivable; G:surprising; paradoxical;

inopinabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unexpectedly;

inopinans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unaware, off guard; unexpected, not expecting;

inopinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unexpected, unforeseen, surprising;

inopiniabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  not to be supposed; inconceivable;

inopinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unexpected;

inops*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weak, poor, needy, helpless; lacking, destitute (of), meager;

inoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not brought forward and heard;

inordinaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  irregularly; at irregular intervals; without regard for rules;

inordinate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irregularly; at irregular intervals; without regard for rules;

inordinatim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  irregularly; at irregular intervals; without regard for rules;

inordinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  disorder;

inordinatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  disorder;

inordinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - disordered, not arranged; irregular; disorderly, not legal;

  - occurring irregularly; in confusion; W:not in formation (troops);

inormis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  immoderate; enormous;

inornate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  plainly; with lack of (stylistic) ornament;

inornatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unadorned; uncelebrated;

inpaciencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common OLD]

  impatience; inability/unwillingness to endure/bear; impassivity/lack of emotion;

inpages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  crosspiece; batten (on door, etc.); framework/border around panel of door;

inpar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  unequal (size/number/rank/esteem); uneven, odd; inferior; not a match (for);

inpassibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  passionless; incapable of passion/suffering; insensible;

inpassibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  incapacity for suffering, impassibility; apathy, insensibility (Def);

inpassibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without passion;

inpatiencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common OLD]

  impatience; inability/unwillingness to endure/bear; impassivity/lack of emotion;

inpatientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  impatience; inability/unwillingness to endure/bear; impassivity/lack of emotion;

inpedimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hindrance, impediment; heavy baggage (of an army) (pl.);

inpedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  hinder, impede, hamper, obstruct, prevent from (w/ne, quin, or quominus);

inpeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hindered/obstructed/encumbered/hampered; difficult/impeded; inaccessible;

inpello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive/persuade/impel; urge on/action; push/thrust/strike against; overthrow;

inpendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  expense, expenditure, payment; cost, outlay;

inpensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  expense, outlay, cost;

inpensus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  immoderate, excessive;

inperfectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  imperfection;

inperfectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unfinished, incomplete; imperfect; not complete in every respect; undigested;

inperialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  imperial; of the (Roman) emperor;

inpetiginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  suffering from impetigo; (pustular skin disease, scaly skin eruption);

inpetigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  impetigo; (pustular skin disease, scaly skin eruption); (also on bark of fig);

inpeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  attack, assail; rush upon (L+S); accuse;

inpetro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obtain/procure (by asking/request/entreaty); succeed/achieve/be granted; obtain;

inpinguo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fatten, make fat/sleek; become fat/thick; anoint (with oil) (Douay);

inpius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wicked, impious, irreverent; showing no regard for divinely imposed moral duty;

inplano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deceive, delude; lead astray;

inplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - implicate; involve/engage/entangle/embroil; interweave/fold/twine w/itself;

  - entwine/enfold/envelop/encircle; wrap up inside; embrace; enclose; hem in;

  - interweave/interlace/intertwine; clasp/grasp (L+S); unite/join/mix;

  - perplex/confuse/confound/complicate; take hold (disease);

  - (PASS) be intimately associated/connected/related/bound; be a tangle/maze;

inplico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - implicate; involve/engage/entangle/embroil; interweave/fold/twine w/itself;

  - entwine/enfold/envelop/encircle; wrap up inside; embrace; enclose; hem in;

  - interweave/interlace/intertwine; clasp/grasp (L+S); unite/join/mix;

  - perplex/confuse/confound/complicate; take hold (disease);

  - (PASS) be intimately associated/connected/related/bound; be a tangle/maze;

inpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impose, put upon; establish; inflict; assign/place in command; set;

inpos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not in control/possession (of mind w/animi/mentis, demented); not responsible;

inpotens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  powerless, impotent, wild, headstrong; having no control (over), incapable (of);

inpotentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  weakness; immoderate behavior, violence;

inprecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  calling down of curses; imprecation, invoking evil/divine intervention;

inpressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - push, thrust, assault, onslaught; emphatic pronunciation; squashing/squeezing;

  - impression, impressed mark; mark by pressure/stamping; edition of book (Cal);

inprimis*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  in the first place, first, chiefly; especially, above all, more than any other;

inprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  impress, imprint; press upon; stamp;

inprobitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wickedness unscrupulousness, dishonesty; shamelessness; want of principle;

inprobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disapprove of, express disapproval of, condemn; reject;

inprobulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  somewhat audacious/impudent; somewhat wicked (Cas);

inprobus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wicked/flagrant; morally unsound; greedy/rude; immoderate; disloyal; shameless;

inpropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blame (person); reproach (with), taunt, upbraid (L+S);

inpropero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hasten into, enter hastily;

inproportionabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  unproportionate, not proportionate, out of proportion, disproportionate;

inproportionabilit*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  not proportionally, out of proportion;

inproportionaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  not proportionally, out of proportion;

inproportionatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  unproportionate, not proportionate, out of proportion, disproportionate;

inprovisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unforeseen/unexpected; [de improviso => unexpectedly/suddenly, without warning];

inprudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ignorant; unaware; unintentional, unsuspecting; foolish/incautious/unthinking;

inprudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ignorant; unaware; unintentional, unsuspecting; foolish/incautious/unthinking;

inprudenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rashly, unwisely; carelessly, unmindfully; unintentionally, without design;

inprudentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ignorance; lack of knowledge/thought/awareness/judgment/foresight/intention;

inpubes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  below age of puberty, under age, youthful; beardless; chaste/virgin/celibate;

inpubis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  below age of puberty, under age, youthful; beardless; chaste/virgin/celibate;

inpudens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  shameless, impudent;

inpudenter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  shamelessly, impudently;

inpudentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  shamelessness; effrontery;

inpulsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  external pressure; influence; incitement;

inpune*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with impunity; without punishment/retribution/restraint/consequences/harm;

inpunis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  unpunished;

inpuritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impurity; foulness;

inpuritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impurity; foulness;

inputribilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  incorruptible, not liable to decay;

inputribiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  incorruptibly;

inquam*

  uii, -, V7.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  say (defective); (postpositive - for direct quote); [inquiens => saying];

inquam*

  uii, -, V7.2 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it is said, one says;

inquantum*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  in as much (JFW - widespread medieval);

inquies*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restless, impatient; full of tumult;

inquieto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  disturb, trouble, molest, harass; press legal claim against; fidget, twiddle;

inquietudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  disturbance, troubles; outbreak of disorder;

inquietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rest/sleep-less, finding/taking no rest; constantly active/in motion; unquiet;

inquilina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  inhabitant (female) of same house, tenant, lodger; inhabitant, denizen;

inquilinatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sojourn; inhabit place not of one's own;

inquilinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inhabitant of same house, tenant, lodger; inhabitant, denizen; type of serf;

inquinamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  impurity, filth, that which makes foul/impure; defilement (Erasmus);

inquinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pollution;

inquino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  daub; stain, pollute; soil; "smear";

inquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  examine, investigate, scrutinize; seek grounds for accusation; search, seek;

inquisicio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thoughtlessness; inconsiderateness; carelessness;

inquisitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  search, hunting out; inquiry, investigation; spying; collecting evidence;

inquisitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  investigator, researcher; who inquires/collects evidence; inspector (goods);

inradiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  illumination;

inrasus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unshaved;

inrationabile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unreasoning creatures; dumb animals;

inrationabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irrational, unreasoning;

inrationabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irrationally, unreasoningly;

inrational*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unreasoning creature;

inrationalis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irrational, unreasoning;

inraucesco*

  cere, usi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  become hoarse;

inrecogitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thoughtlessness; inconsiderateness;

inrecordabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  not to be remembered;

inrecuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  irreparable; unalterable; irrecoverable;

inrecusabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  not to be refused; that cannot be refused;

inrecusabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without possibility of refusal;

inreductibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  irreducible; unable to be reduced;

inreformabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unchangeable; unalterable;

inrefragabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unavoidable; irresistible; incontrovertible/incontestable/indisputable;

inrefragabiliter*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unavoidably; irresistibly; incontestably; undeniably;

inrefrenabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  uncontrollable; unquenchable;

inregressibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  from which there is no return;

inregularis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  irregular;

inregularitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  irregularity; impediment (to reception/exercise of sacred orders);

inreligatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unfastened, unbound, unmoored; not fastened/bound/moored;

inreligiose*

  adv. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  impiously; blasphemously; irreligiously;

inreligiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  irreligious; impious;

inremeabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  along or across which one cannot return;

inremediabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fatal; irredeemable; beyond cure; for which there is no remedy;

inremissibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unpardonable, irremissible; unremitting; of which there is no remission/pardon;

inremunerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that cannot be repaid/compensated/remunerated;

inremuneratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unrewarded; unremunerated; unpaid;

inreparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irreparable, irrecoverable (loss/damage); irretrievable;;

inrepertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not discovered;

inreprehensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irreprehensible, not blameworthy; irreproachable; not liable to reproof/blame;

inreprehensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unblamed, blameless;

inrepticius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  surreptitious;

inreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  creeping in;

inrequietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  restless, troubled;

inresectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not cut, uncut;

inresolutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not loosed, not slackened;

inretortus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not turned or twisted back;

inreverens*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irreverent; disrespectful;

inreverenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  disrespectfully;

inreverentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  want of respect, irreverence;

inrevocabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  irrevocable/unalterable; that can't be summoned/held/drawn back/undone/reversed;

inrevocabilus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  irrevocable/unalterable; that can't be summoned/held/drawn back/undone/reversed;

inrevocatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not called back;

INRI*

  m., N9.8 name [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  I.N.R.I. (Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum); Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews;

inrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laugh at, ridicule;

inridicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without wit; unwittingly; unamusingly;

inrigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  watering, irrigation;

inrigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  water/irrigate; inundate/flood; refresh; wet/moisten; diffuse, shed (sensation);

inriguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  watering, irrigating; refreshing; watered, soaked;

inrisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  derision; mockery;

inritamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  incitement, incentive;

inritator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instigator, prompter; provoker, inciter;

inritatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inciter, she who incites;

inritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ineffective, useless, invalid; in vain;

inrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  imposing of a fine or penalty;

inrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  impose/inflict (penalty/burden); demand/propose/call for (penalties/fines);

inrumator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who submits to fellatio; who practices beastly obscenity (L+S); vile person;

inrumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  force receptive male oral sex; treat in a shameful manner; abuse; defile;

inrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  invade; break/burst/force/rush in/upon/into, penetrate; intrude on; interrupt;

inruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rush/dash/run in/upon/headlong, attack/charge; throw self on; enter eagerly in;

inruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- frequent OLD]

  intrude/encroach/invade, force way in; demolish (Souter); cause to collapse;

inruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unbroken, unsevered;

insalubris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unhealthy;

insalutatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ungreeted;

insanabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incurable; irremediable;

insane*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  madly, insanely, wildly; extravagantly;

insania*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insanity, madness; folly, mad extravagance;

insanio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be mad, act crazily;

insaniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  madly, insanely, wildly; extravagantly;

insanum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  immensely, enormously, exceedingly;

insanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mad, raging, insane, demented; frenzied, wild; possessed, inspired; maddening;

insatiabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insatiable;

insatiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unsatisfied;

inscendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  climb on, ascend, mount;

insciens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unknowing, unaware;

inscientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ignorance;

inscitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ignorance;

inscitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ignorant; uninformed;

inscius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not knowing, ignorant; unskilled;

inscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  write on/in; inscribe, brand; record as; entitle;

inscriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inscription;

inscrutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  inscrutable, entirely mysterious, unfathomable; unknowable;

insculpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carve (in or on), engrave; engrave on the mind;

inseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut/incise; make incision in; make by cutting; cut into/up (L+S); dissect;

inseco*

  are, xi, -, V1.1 [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tell; tell of; relate (L+S); declare; pursue the narration;

insectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hostile pursuit; criticism;

insecticidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  insecticide;

insecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pursue with hostile intent; pursue with hostile speech, etc;

insecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pursue with hostile intent; pursue with hostile speech, etc;

insedabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  incessantly;

insemel*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  at once;

insenesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow old in; wane;

insensatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  irrational;

insensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  insensible; unfeelable;

inseparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inseparable, that cannot be separated/divided;

inseparabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inseparably; constant, always (Sax);

inseparatus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  not separate; unseparated;

insepultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unburied;

insequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  follow/come after; attack; overtake; pursue (hostile); come after (time);

insequo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tell; tell of; relate (L+S); declare; pursue the narration; tell me about it;

insero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  plant, sow; graft on; put in, insert;

inserto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrust in, introduce;

inservio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 +dat [--- --- --- common L&S]

  be serviceable (L+S); be attached/submissive to; treat with deference;

inservio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 +dat [--- --- --- common OLD]

  serve the interests of; take care of, look after, pay attention/be devoted to;

inservo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  attend to; observe attentively;

insibilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  hiss; whistle;

insicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stuffing; minced meat;

insideo*

  ere, di, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - sit (at/on); sit (on) a horse; be seated; (things) rest/lie upon; lie heavy;

  - be situated in/on; inhabit (area); lie in ambush (in); be troublesome (to);

insideo*

  ere, di, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  be fixed/stamped in; adhere to; grip; take possession of; hold/occupy;

insidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  ambush/ambuscade (pl.); plot; treachery, treacherous attack/device; trap/snare;

insidiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one lying in ambush/wait (attack/rob); lurker; who plots/sets traps; deceiver;

insidio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - lie in wait (to rob/assault; lie in ambush; make treacherous attack (on); plot;

  - lay traps; act to catch person out; wait and watch; be on lookout (for); lurk;

insidio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - lie in wait (to rob/assault; lie in ambush; make treacherous attack (on); plot;

  - lay traps; act to catch person out; wait and watch; be on lookout (for); lurk;

insidiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  treacherous/deceitful; stealthy/insidious; hazardous; full of hidden dangers;

insidiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  treacherously; deceitfully; cunningly; stealthily; insidiously;

insido*

  dere, sedi, sessum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sit/settle on; occupy/seize, hold (position); penetrate, sink in; merge into;

insido*

  dere, di, sessum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sit/settle on; occupy/seize, hold (position); penetrate, sink in; merge into;

insigne*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mark, emblem, badge; ensign, honor, badge of honor;

insignio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mark with a characteristic feature; distinguish;

insignio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mark; distinguish;

insignis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  conspicuous, manifest, eminent, notable, famous, distinguished, outstanding;

insile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  treadle (pl.) of a loom; (or perhaps leash-rods);

insilio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  come/leap upon/in; leap/spring up/at; attack/throw oneself upon; bound; mount;

insilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  come/leap upon/in; leap/spring up/at; attack/throw oneself upon; bound; mount;

insillo*

  lere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leap into or on;

insimul*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  together; in company; at the same time (L+S); at once (Ecc);

insimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accuse, charge; allege;

insincerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corrupt; not genuine;

insinuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  ingratiating; beginning speech currying favor with judge;

insinuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  push in, work in, creep in, insinuate;

insipidus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tasteless; insipid;

insipiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foolish;

insipienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foolishly;

insipientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foolishness;

insipio*

  pere, pui, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  throw in;

insipio*

  pere, pui, itum, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  act foolishly;

insipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  throw in;

insisto*

  tere, stiti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stand/tread upon, stand, stop; press on, persevere (with); pursue, set about;

insiticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inserted into; engrafted;

insitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grafting (of trees); place of graft; grafting time; graft, engrafted plant;

insitivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grafted; spurious;

insito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  graft;

insitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grafter;

insitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inserted, incorporated, attached; grafting (plant); innate;

insociabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intractable, implacable;

insolabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inconsolably;

insolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - haughty, arrogant, insolent; immoderate, extravagant;

  - unaccustomed; unusual; against custom;

insolenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  haughtily, arrogantly, insolently; immoderately; unusually, contrary to custom;

insolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfamiliarity; strangeness; haughtiness; extravagance;

insolesco*

  cere, evi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  become overbearing; grow proud/haughty/insolent; change, become manly (L+S);

insolidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soft, tender;

insolitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unaccustomed;

insolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  place in the sun;

insolubilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  incontestable (evidence); that cannot be repaid/loosed/refuted/destroyed;

insomnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleepless;

insomnium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wakefulness; vision, dream;

insono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a loud noise; sound; resound;

insons*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guiltless, innocent; harmless;

insopitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unsleeping, wakeful;

insordesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become gloomy;

inspargo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sprinkle upon; (= inspergo);

inspectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inspection, visual examination; investigation, inquiry; action of looking into;

inspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  look at, observe; look on, watch;

insperans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not expecting;

insperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unhoped for, unexpected, unforeseen;

inspergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sprinkle upon;

inspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  examine, inspect; consider, look into/at, observe;

inspico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sharpen to a point;

inspiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inspiration; act of breathing in (Souter); breath of life; soul (without body);

inspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inspire; excite, inflame; instill, implant; breathe into; blow upon/into;

inspoliatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not plundered;

inspuo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  spit upon;

insquequo*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  until;

instabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unsteady, shaky; unstable; inconstant;

instans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eager; urgent; present;

instanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  vehemently; violently; urgently, insistently;

instantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  earnestness; insistence/urgency; concentration; being present/impending;

instar*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  image, likeness, resemblance; counterpart; the equal/form of (w/GEN);

instauratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renewal, repetition;

instaurativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  renewed, repeated;

instauro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renew, repeat, restore;

insterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread or strew on; cover (with); lay over;

instigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  urge on; incite, rouse;

instillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pour in drop by drop, drop in;

instimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  goad on;

instinctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  instigator;

instinctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inspiration; instigation;

instinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roused, fired; infuriated;

instita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  band on a dress;

institio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  standing still;

institor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shopkeeper, peddler; who displays (thing) as if for sale;

institoria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shopkeeper, peddler; (female);

institorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  shopkeeping, business of shopkeeper;

institorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  suit by manager against owner for incurred loss; commercial, of agent/broker;

instituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  set up, establish, found, make, institute; build; prepare; decide;

institutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  institution; arrangement; instruction, education;

institutionalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  institutional;

institutor*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  founder; creator;

institutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  custom, principle; decree; intention; arrangement; institution; habit, plan;

insto*

  are, iti, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pursue, threaten; approach, press hard; be close to (w/DAT); stand in/on;

instrenuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inactive, lazy;

instrepo*

  pere, pui, pitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a loud noise;

instructivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  instructive;

instructor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who equips/arranges; preparer/arranger;

instructus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  equipment, apparatus;

instructus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  equipped, fitted out, prepared; learned, trained, skilled; drawn up/arranged;

instrumentalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  instrumental;

instrumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tool, tools; equipment, apparatus; instrument; means; document (leg.), deed;

instruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  construct, build; prepare, draw up; fit out; instruct, teach;

insuadibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unpersuadable; adamant, immovable;

insuavis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  harsh, disagreeable, unpleasing; sour, not sweet; unpleasant in taste/smell;

insubidus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stupid; foolish;

insudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sweat/perspire; sweat on (w/DAT); sweat at (task);

insuefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well trained;

insuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become accustomed (to); accustom;

insuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unused/unaccustomed to (w/GEN/DAT), unusual;

insufficiens*

  , adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  insufficient;

insufficientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  insufficiency;

insufflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blow/breathe in, insufflate; (w/breath of life);

insuflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  blow/breathe in, insufflate; (w/breath of life);

insula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  island; apartment house;

insulanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  islander;

insulinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  insulin;

insulio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  come/leap upon/in; leap/spring up/at; attack/throw oneself upon; bound; mount;

insulsitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  unattractiveness; dullness, stupidity;

insulsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boring, stupid;

insulta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  assault, attack;

insultatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  insult; insulting remark/action; mockery; assault, attack (Latham);

insulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - leap/jump/spring (in/on); dance/trample (on); enter with a leap;

  - insult; behave insultingly, mock/scoff/jeer (at); assault/attack (Latham);

insultuosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  insulting;

insultus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  assault, attack;

insum*

  nesse, nfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be in/on/there; belong to; be involved in;

insumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spend, expend/employ (money/time/effort), devote; consume, take in/up; assume;

insuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sew up (in), sew (on or in);

insuper*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  above, on top; in addition (to); over;

insuper*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  above, on top; in addition (to); over;

insuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insurmountable; unconquerable;

insupo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  throw in;

insurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rise up; rise up against;

insusurro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  insinuate; suggest; whisper;

intabesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pine away; melt away;

intactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  untouched, intact; untried; virgin;

intaminabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  undefilable; that cannot be defiled/sullied/contaminated/tainted;

intaminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  undefiled; untainted; unstained; unsullied;

intantum*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  in so much (JFW - widespread medieval);

intectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncovered; naked; open;

integellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unharmed;

integer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- war --- lesser ---]

  fresh troops (pl.);

integer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  untouched, entire, whole, complete; uninjured, sound, fresh (troops), vigorous;

intego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover; cover over;

integrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  integral (math.);

integralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  integral; complete;

integrasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  break out afresh;

integratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  integration;

integre*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  honestly, irreproachably; free from moral shortcomings; faultlessly; wholly;

integrismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fundamentalism;

integrista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fundamentalist;

integritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soundness; chastity; integrity;

integro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renew; refresh; integrate (Cal);

integumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  covering, shield, guard;

intellectibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  intelligible;

intellectualis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  intellectual, of the mind or understanding;

intellectualiter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  intellectually, according to the intellect;

intellectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  comprehension/understanding; recognition/discerning; intellect; meaning/sense;

intelleg*

  intellege, exi, -, V8.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  understand; realize;

intellegens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intelligent; discerning;

intellegentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intelligence; intellect; understanding;

intellegibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  intellectual; capable of appreciation by mind;

intellego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  understand; realize;

intelligentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intelligence;

intelligo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  understand; realize;

intemeratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undefiled/unstained/unsullied/pure; chaste, pure from sexual intercourse;

intemperans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  headstrong, lacking self-control; licentious, lewd; extreme, bad-tempered;

intemperanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without self-control/restraint; immoderately, excessively, violently;

intemperantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - extravagance, excess, lack of self-control/restraint; violence; incontinence;

  - immoderation, unrestrained use (of)/indulgence (in); licentiousness; arrogance;

intemperate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  immoderately, intemperately;

intemperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  intemperate, untempered, immoderate; inclement (L+S); unmixed (w/vinum);

intemperia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  intemperateness (weather, pl.); folly;

intemperies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lack of temperateness (of weather, etc); outrageous behavior;

intempestivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  untimely, ill timed; unreasonable;

intempestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unseasonable stormy, unhealthy; nox intempesta the dead of night;

intemptatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  untried;

intendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hold out; stretch, strain, exert;

intensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stretch, extension; spasm; tautness, tension; straining, concentration; aim;

intensitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  intensity;

intensivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  intensive;

intensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eager/intent, closely attentive; strict; intense, strenuous; serious/earnest;

intente*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  attentively, with concentrated attention, intently;

intentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stretch, extension; spasm; tautness, tension; straining, concentration; aim;

intentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Vul]

  thought; purpose, intention;

intentionalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  intentional;

intentionaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  intentionally;

intento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  point (at); point (weapons, etc) in a threatening manner, threaten;

intentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  eager/intent, closely attentive; strict; intense, strenuous; serious/earnest;

intepeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be lukewarm;

intepesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become warm;

inter*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  between, among; during; [inter se => to each other, mutually];

interactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  interaction;

interamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  woodwork (pl.) of a ship;

interaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  gut; intestine;

interaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  interior;

intercalarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intercalary (inserted month in calendar); of insertion, to be inserted;

intercalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insert (day or month) in the calendar, intercalate; postpone;

intercapedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  intermission; interruption, continuity break; interval/pause/delay/respite; gap;

intercedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intervene; intercede, interrupt; hinder; veto; exist/come between;

interceptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  usurper, embezzler;

intercessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intervention; veto (of a magistrate);

intercessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mediator; one who vetoes;

intercido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut through, sever;

intercido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  happen; perish; fall from memory, cease to exist;

intercino*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sing between;

intercipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut off; intercept, interrupt; steal;

intercludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut off; blockade; hinder, block up;

intercolumnium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  space between two columns;

intercurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run in between;

intercursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interposition;

intercus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  under the skin; [w/aqua => dropsy];

interdico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forbid, interdict, prohibit; debar (from);

interdictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prohibition; provisional decree of a praetor;

interdie*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  in the daytime; by day;

interdiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the daytime, by day;

interdius*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in the daytime; by day; (archaic form of interdiu);

interductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  interpunctuation; point inserted in writing; hyphen (Cal);

interdum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sometimes, now and then;

interea*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  meanwhile;

interemo*

  mere, mi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  do away with; kill, cut off from life; extinguish; put an end to, destroy;

intereo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  perish, die; be ruined; cease;

interequito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ride among or between;

interfectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  slaughter; act of killing; fatal end of an illness (Souter);

interfector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  killer, murderer; assassin; destroyer (Souter);

interfectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  murdereress; assassin (female);

interficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  kill; destroy;

interfio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  begin (to do something); begin to speak; (infit only classical example);

interfluo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow between or through;

interfo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  interrupt, interpose; break in conversation; speak between/while other speaking;

interfulgens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shining or gleaming among;

interfusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poured/flowing/spread out between, suffused here and there;

intergerivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  common;

interibi*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  meanwhile, in the meantime;

intericio*

  cere, rjeci, rjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put/throw between; interpose; insert; introduce;

interim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  meanwhile, in the meantime; at the same time; however, nevertheless;

interimisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  interim;

interimo*

  mere, mi, remptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  do away with; kill, cut off from life; extinguish; put an end to, destroy;

interior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  inner, interior, middle; more remote; more intimate;

interior*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  those (pl.) within; those nearer racecourse goal; inland/further from sea;

interitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ruin; violent/untimely death, extinction; destruction, dissolution;

interjaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lie between;

interjacio*

  cere, aeci, aectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put/throw between; interpose; insert; introduce;

interjectio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  insertion; placing between; G:interjection;

interjectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying between;

interjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  put/throw between; interpose; insert; introduce;

interlabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glide/flow between; slip/give way at intervals;

interlaqueatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  interlaced; combined;

interlino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  smear between; erase fully;

interloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- legal --- common OLD]

  interrupt, speak between, intersperse remarks; issue interlocutory decree;

interluceo*

  ere, uxi, ctum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  shine forth;

interludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  interlude, play, episode; game between them, game of cat and mouse (Z);

interludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  play between/together;

interlunium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  change of moon, time of new moon;

interluo*

  uere, uxi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow between;

intermedius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  intermediate;

intermenstruum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  period between two lunar months; time of the new moon; the new moon (L+S);

intermenstruus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  interlunar, occurring between two lunar months; at time of the new moon (L+S);

intermeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go between; flow through;

intermico*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  glitter among; glitter forth;

interminabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  unending;

interminabiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  unendingly;

interminatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  forbidden w/threats; menaced/threatened; endless, infinite, unbound (Ecc);

intermino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  utter threats (to check/alter action); forbid w/threats; threaten, menace (L+S);

intermisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intermingle, mix, mix among, mingle;

intermissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intermission; pause;

intermitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interrupt; omit; stop; leave off (temporarily); leave a gap;

intermorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perish, die; pass out; die off/out;

intermuralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  between walls;

internasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow between or among;

internationalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  international;

internatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  residency;

internecinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  murderous, deadly;

internecio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slaughter, massacre; extermination, total destruction of life; cause of such;

internecivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  murderous, deadly (quarrels); devastating (disease); fought to the death (war);

internicio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slaughter, massacre; extermination, total destruction of life; cause of such;

internicivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  murderous, deadly (quarrels); devastating (disease); fought to the death (war);

internista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  internist; specialist in internal medicine;

interniteo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shine forth; shine among;

internodium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  space between two joints in the body;

internosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distinguish between; pick out;

internuntius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intermediary, go between;

internuntius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  intermediary;

internus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inward, internal; domestic;

interordinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  two-row space; space between two rows;

interpellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interruption in speaking;

interpello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interrupt, break in on; interpose an objection; disturb, hinder, obstruct;

interpolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  furbish, vamp up; falsify;

interpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insert, introduce; admit; allege; interpose; (interponere se = to intervene);

interpositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  insertion, inclusion, introduction, placing between; insertion, parenthesis;

interpres*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interpreter, translator;

interpretamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  explanation; interpretation;

interpretatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interpretation; meaning;

interpreto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  explain/expound; interpret/prophesy from (dream/omen); understand/comprehend;

interpreto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - explain/expound; interpret/prophesy from (dream/omen); understand/comprehend;

  - decide; translate; regard/construe; take view (that); interpret to suit self;

interpunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Cal]

  punctuation;

interpunctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  interpunctuation;

interquiesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rest awhile;

interrado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  decorate with intaglio/incised carvings/engraving; embossed (L+S); scraped;

interrasilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  decorated/carved in intaglio/incised carvings/engraving; rake/break up ground;

interregnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interregnum (time between kings/reigns);

interrete*

  n., N3.4 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Internet;

interretialis*

  is, e, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Internet-derived;

interretiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Internet user;

interrex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who holds office between the death of a supreme magistrate and the appoint;

interritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unafraid, fearless;

interrivatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drawing off of water between two places;

interrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interrogation, inquiry, questioning;

interrogatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  short argument;

interrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- veryfreq ---]

  ask, question, interrogate, examine; indict; go to law with, sue;

interrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive a gap in, break up; cut short, interrupt;

interruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  interruption; discontinuity, break; aposiopesis (rhetoric);

intersaepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate; block;

interscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut down; cut through, sever;

interseco*

  cere, cui, ctum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cut apart; divide;

intersero*

  rere, evi, situm, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sow; plant;

intersitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  interposed;

interspersus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  strewn; sprinkled;

interspiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  between breath-fetching;

interspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fetch breath; admit air;

interstinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  spotted, speckled;

interstinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  separate; extinguish; kill;

interstitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  pause, respite; distinction, difference;

interstitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  gap; partition;

intersum*

  resse, rfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be/lie between, be in the midst; be present; take part in; be different;

intersum*

  resse, rfui, V5.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it concerns, it interests;

intertextus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  interwoven;

intertributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  contribution;

intertrigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chafing (of skin);

intertrimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  loss, damage;

interula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  underwear worn by both sexes; inner garment (Erasmus);

interulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  underwear; [w/tunica => undergarment worn by both sexes];

interusurium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  accumulating interest; interest in the meantime;

intervallatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  having intervals;

intervallo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  take at intervals;

intervallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  interval, space, distance; respite;

intervenio*

  ire, interveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come between, intervene; occur, crop up;

intervenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inter-venal space; space between veins of minerals;

interventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intervention; occurrence of an event;

interverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  embezzle, cheat; turn upside down/inside out; reverse, invert, overturn, upset;

interviso*

  sere, si, sum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  look at, visit;

intervolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fly between; fly among;

intestabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  detestable, infamous;

intestatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having made no will, intestate;

intestina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intestines;

intestinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  internal; domestic, civil;

intexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weave (into), embroider (on); cover by twining; insert (into a book, etc);

inthronizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  enthronement;

inthronizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  enthrone;

intibum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endive or chicory;

intibus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endive or chicory;

intime*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intimately, cordially, deeply, profoundly;

intimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  tell, tell about, relate, narrate, recount, describe;

intimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  inmost; most secret; most intimate;

intingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dip/plunge in; saturate, steep; cause to soak in; color (w/cosmetics);

intinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dip/plunge in; saturate, steep; cause to soak in; color (w/cosmetics);

intitubabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  firm, unwavering;

intitulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  entitle, give a name to;

intolerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unable to endure, impatient (of ); insufferable;

intolerandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insupportable, insufferable; unbearable, intolerable; physically unendurable;

intolerans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  insufferable, unbearable; unable to endure; impatient (of); intolerant (later);

intoleranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  impatiently; insufferably, unbearably; intolerably;

intolerantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  impatience; intolerance, lack of tolerance;

intono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thunder;

intono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thunder;

intonsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncut; unshaven, unshorn; not stripped of foliage;

intorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twist or turn round, sprain; hurl or launch a missile at;

intra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  within, inside; during; under;

intra*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  within, inside, on the inside; during; under; fewer than;

intractabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unmanageable, intractable;

intractatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not handled, unattempted;

intramuranus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  within the walls;

intransmeabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  impassable;

intransmutabil*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  immutability; unchangeability;

intransmutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  immutable; unchangeable;

intremisco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  begin to tremble;

intremo*

  mere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tremble, quake;

intrepidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undaunted, fearless, untroubled;

intributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contribution;

intricatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  complex;

intrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  entangle; embarrass;

intrinsecus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inward; internal (Souter);

intrinsecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  internally, on/in the inside; from within; inwards, to the inside;

intritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  not worn away, unexhausted;

intro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enter; go into, penetrate; reach;

intro*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  within, in; to the inside, indoors;

introcedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  enter;

introduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  introduce, bring/lead in;

introductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  innovation; introduction, preface, presentation (Red);

introeo*

  oire, oivi, oitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  enter, go in or into; invade;

introgredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  enter; go in; step in (L+S);

introitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entrance; going in, invasion;

intromitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  admit, let into, allow to come in; send/put in; introduce;

introrsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to within, inwards internally;

introrsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  within, inside, to within, inwards, inwardly, internally;

introrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break in;

introspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  examine; inspect; look upon;

introsum*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  to within, inwards, internally; (archaic form of introrsum);

introsus*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  within, inside, to within, inwards, internally; (archaic form of introrsus);

introversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  introversion, turning (thoughts) inward; contemplation of spiritual things;

intrusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  intrusion;

intrusor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  intruder;

intubum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endive or chicory;

intubus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endive or chicory;

intueo*

  ere, -, uitum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  look at; consider, regard; admire; stare;

intuitive*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  intuitively;

intuitivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  intuitive;

intumesco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swell up, become swollen; rise;

intumulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unburied;

intumus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inmost; intimate; secret; (also intimus);

intuo*

  uere, -, uitum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  look at; consider, regard; admire; stare; (alt. form of intueor);

inturbidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undisturbed, quiet;

intus*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  within, on the inside, inside; at home;

intutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  defenseless; unsafe;

inula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  plant elecampane;

inultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  unpunished, scot-free; acting with impunity; having no recompense, unavenged;

inumbro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cast a shadow;

inundatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flood;

inundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overflow, inundate, flood; swarm;

inungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  anoint (with); cover (food w/dressing); rub in (medicaments);

inunguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  anoint (with); cover (food w/dressing); rub in (medicaments);

inurbanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rustic, boorish, dull;

inuro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - burn, scorch; burn (off/away/hole); cauterize; curl (hair w/hot tongs); tinge;

  - burn in (w/hot iron), make imprint by burning; brand/impress (on/with); stamp;

  - impress indelibly; impose unalterably; paint by encaustic method;

inusitate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in an unusual manner; strangely;

inusitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unusual, uncommon; strange, unfamiliar; unwonted;

inustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  burned parts (pl.); burns;;

inustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  burned;

inutilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  useless, unprofitable, inexpedient, disadvantageous; harmful, helpless;

inutiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  uselessly, unprofitably; invalidly (legal); badly, harmfully; inexpediently;

invado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  enter, attempt; invade; take possession of; attack (with in +acc.);

invalesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strengthen, grow strong; increase in power/effectiveness/intensity/frequency;

invaletudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  infirmity;

invalidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  infirm, weak feeble ineffectual;

invasio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later war --- lesser L&S]

  attack; invasion;

inveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry/bring in, import; ride (PASS), drive, sail, attack;

invenditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  unsold;

invenio*

  ire, inveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  come upon; discover, find; invent, contrive; reach, manage to get;

inventarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  list; catalog; inventory;

inventio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  invention/discovery (action/thing); action of devising/planning; plan/stratagem;

inventor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inventor; author; discoverer;

inventrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inventress;

inventum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  invention, discovery;

invenustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unlovely, unattractive;

inverecundia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  immodesty;

inverecundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shameless, impudent;

invergo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tip/pour (liquids) upon; incline;

invertibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unchangeableness; immutability; unalterableness;

inverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn upside down; pervert; change;

invest*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unclothed;

investigabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - searchable, investigatable, that may be investigated/looked into; (+ opposite);

  - unsearchable/untraceable, not to be investigated/looked into;

investigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  search; inquiry, investigation; research;

investigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  investigate; search out/after/for; track down; find (by following game trail);

investio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  clothe; cover;

inveterasco*

  cere, avi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow old; become established/customary;

inveteratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inveterateness, permanence; persistentness; obstinateness;

inveteratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  old, inveterate, of long standing; hardened by age;

invetero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make old, give age to; grow old; become rooted;

invicem*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  in turn; by turns; reciprocally/mutually; [ab invicem => from one another];

invicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excite, exasperate, irritate;

invictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unconquered; unconquerable, invincible;

invidendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  enviable, arousing envy/jealousy; be envied;

invidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  jealous;

invidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  jealousy, envy;

invideo*

  ere, di, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  envy, regard with envy/ill will; be jealous of; begrudge, refuse;

invidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  hate/hatred/dislike; envy/jealousy/spite/ill will; use of words/acts to arouse;

invidiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so as to arouse hatred/odium/envy/hostility; jealously; with ill will;

invidiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arousing hatred/odium/envy; odious, invidious; enviable; envious, jealous;

invidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hateful, ill disposed, hostile, malevolent; envious, jealous, grudging;

invigilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stay awake (over); watch (over) diligently;

invincibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  invincible;

invincibiliter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  invincibly;

inviolabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sacrosanct, imperishable;

inviolate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inviolately

inviolatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  uninjured, unhurt; inviolable;

inviolaus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unhurt, unviolated, inviolable;

invisibil*

  , adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  invisible; spiritual;

invisitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unvisited, unseen;

inviso*

  sere, si, sum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go to see, visit; watch over;

invisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hated, detested; hateful, hostile;

invitabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  place that invites; (Erasmus);

invitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inducement;

invitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  invitation;

invitatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  inviting; invitatory; of/pertaining to invitation;

invito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  invite, summon; challenge, incite; encourage; attract, allure, entice;

invituperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unblamable;

invitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  reluctant; unwilling; against one's will;

invius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impassable; inaccessible;

invoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call upon, invoke; pray for;

involgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make known; publish abroad;

involo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly into or at, rush upon; seize on;

involucrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wrap, cover; envelope (Cal);

involuntarie*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  involuntarily;

involuntarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  involuntary;

involuntas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unwillingness; reluctance; disinclination;

involvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wrap (in), cover, envelop; roll along;

invorto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn upside down; pervert; change;

invulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make known; publish abroad;

invulnerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  invulnerable;

invulneratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unwounded;

Io*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  Yo!; Hurrah! (ritual exclamation of strong emotion/joy); Ho!; Look!; Quick!;

iodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  iodine;

iogurtum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  yogurt;

Ion*

  f., N9.9 name [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  Isis; daughter of Inachus;

Ion*

  f., N3.1 name [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  Isis; daughter of Inachus;

Ionicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Ionic/Ionian; (architectural order, dialect/style, meter, lascivious dance);

iota*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  iota; tenth letter of Greek alphabet; (transliterate as I);

iotacismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  iotacism; doubling of letters; excessive repetition of iota/other Greek vowels;

ioth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  yod; (10th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as Y);

ipse*

  pron. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  himself/herself/itself; the very/real/actual one; in person; themselves (pl.);

ipsimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  master;

ipsissimus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  own very self;

ira*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  anger; ire, wrath; resentment; indignation; rage/fury/violence; bad blood;

iracunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  angrily, irately; irritably; passionately; w/anger; w/proneness to anger;

iracundia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  irascibility, hot temper; passion; resentment; anger; wrath (Ecc);

iracunditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  angrily, irately; irritably; passionately; in a quick-tempered manner;

iracundus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  angry; hot-tempered; enraged; furious;

irascibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irascible, choleric;

irasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  get/be/become angry; fly into a rage; be angry at (with DAT); feel resentment;

irate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  angrily; indignantly; furiously;

iratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  angry; enraged; furious; violent (L+S); raging; angered;

irenacentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  proneness/readiness/inclination/disposition//propensity to anger; anger/choler;

irenaceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  hedgehog;

irenarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  provincial judge;

irenismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pacifism;

irinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  extract of iris root;

irinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/derived from the iris plant/root;

iris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  hedgehog;

Iris*

  f., N3.3 name [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Iris (messenger of the gods, goddess of the rainbow); rainbow;

iris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  iris (plant)i; preparation of iris root; iridescent stone;

Iris*

  f., N3.1 name [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Iris (messenger of the gods, goddess of the rainbow); rainbow;

iris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  iris (plant)i; preparation of iris root; iridescent stone;

irnea*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  jug; kind of jug;

irneacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- inscription OLD]

  having hernia/rupture/enlarged scrotum;

irneosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  having hernia/rupture/enlarged scrotum;

iro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  get/be/become angry; fly into a rage; be angry at (with DAT); feel resentment;

ironia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  irony;

ironice*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  ironically;

irradiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  illumination; irradiation (Cal);

irradio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval science --- uncommon Nel]

  beam forth;

irrationabile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unreasoning creatures; dumb animals;

irrationabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irrational, unreasoning;

irrationabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irrationally, unreasoningly;

irrational*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unreasoning creature;

irrationalis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irrational, unreasoning;

irrecogitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- frequent OLD]

  search, hunting out; inquiry, investigation; spying; collecting evidence;

irrecogitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thoughtlessness; inconsiderateness;

irrecordabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  not to be remembered;

irrecuperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  irreparable; unalterable; irrecoverable;

irrecusabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  not to be refused; that cannot be refused;

irrecusabiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  without possibility of refusal;

irreductibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  irreducible; unable to be reduced;

irreformabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unchangeable; unalterable;

irrefragabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unavoidable; irresistible; incontrovertible/incontestable/indisputable;

irrefragabiliter*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  unavoidably; irresistibly; incontestably; undeniably;

irrefrenabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  uncontrollable; unquenchable;

irregressibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  from which there is no return;

irregularis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- lesser Eccl]

  irregular;

irregularitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  irregularity; impediment (to reception/exercise of sacred orders);

irreligatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unfastened, unbound, unmoored; not fastened/bound/moored;

irreligiose*

  adv. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  impiously; blasphemously;

irreligiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  irreligious; impious;

irremeabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  along or across which one cannot return;

irremediabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fatal; irredeemable; beyond cure; for which there is no remedy;

irremissibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unpardonable, irremissible; unremitting; of which there is no remission/pardon;

irremunerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that cannot be repaid/compensated/remunerated;

irremuneratus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unrewarded; unremunerated; unpaid;

irreparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  irreparable, irrecoverable (loss/damage); irretrievable;;

irrepertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not found, undiscovered;

irrepo*

  pere, psi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  creep in or into; steal into; insinuate oneself (into);

irreprehensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irresprehensible, not blameworthy; irreproachable; not liable to reproof/blame;

irreprehensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blameless, not blamed; not censured;

irrepticius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  surreptitious;

irreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  creeping in;

irrequietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unquiet; restless; disquieting;

irretio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entangle; catch in a net;

irreverens*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  irreverent; disrespectful;

irreverentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disrespect;

irrevocabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  irrevocable/unalterable; that can't be summoned/held/drawn back/undone/reversed;

irrevocabilus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  irrevocable/unalterable; that can't be summoned/held/drawn back/undone/reversed;

irrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ridicule, mock, make fun of; laugh at;

irridicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without wit; unwittingly; unamusingly;

irrigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  water/irrigate; inundate/flood; refresh; wet/moisten; diffuse, shed (sensation);

irriguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  watering; well watered;

irrimator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who submits to fellatio; vile person (L+S); (term of abuse); (rude);

irrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  force receptive male oral sex; treat in shameful manner; abuse; defile; (rude);

irrisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  derision; mockery;

irrisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mocker, scoffer;

irrisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mockery; laughingstock;

irritabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  easily provoked, sensitive;

irritamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incentive, stimulus;

irritamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incentive, stimulus;

irritatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incitement, provocation;

irritator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instigator, prompter; provoker, inciter;

irritatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inciter, she who incites;

irrito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excite; exasperate, provoke, aggravate, annoy, irritate;

irritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ineffective, useless; invalid, void, of no effect; in vain;

irrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  impose/inflict (penalty/burden); demand/propose/call for (penalties/fines);

irroro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wet with dew; besprinkle, water; rain on;

irrotulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  enrollment;

irrotulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  enroll;

irrugio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cry loudly;

irrumator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who submits to fellatio; vile person (L+S); (term of abuse); (rude);

irrumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  force receptive male oral sex; treat in shameful manner; abuse; defile; (rude);

irrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  invade; break/burst/force/rush in/upon/into, penetrate; intrude on; interrupt;

irruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rush/dash/run in/upon/headlong, attack/charge; throw self on; intrude/encroach;

irruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  intrude/encroach/invade, force way in; demolish (Souter); cause to collapse;

irruo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  rush into; invade;

irruptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  attack, sally, assault; violent/forcible entry;

is*

  pron. pers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  he/she/it/they (by GENDER/NUMBER); DEMONST: that, he/she/it, they/them;

Isai*

  m., N9.8 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Isaiah (abb.), Book of the Bible;

ischiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  that has hip pains;

ischiadicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  of hip-gout; of pains in hip;

ischium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  hip joint;

isicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stuffing; minced meat;

Islamicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Islamic;

Islamismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Islam;

isocheles*

  , adj. [medieval science Greece uncommon Med]

  isosceles (triangle); having two equal sides;

isochronismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  isochronism; taking place in equal time; P:w/equal time between stresses;

isochronus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  isochronous; of equal duration; taking place at the same time;

isosceles*

  , adj. [later science Greece uncommon other]

  isosceles (triangle); having two equal sides;

isoscelles*

  , adj. [later science Greece uncommon Sou]

  isosceles (triangle); having two equal sides;

Israel*

  m., N3.1 name [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Israel/Jacob; Israelites, decedents of Israel; people of God;

Israelita*

  m., N1.1 group [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Israelite;

Israelitis*

  f., N3.1 person [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Israelite woman;

Israhel*

  m., N3.1 name [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Israel/Jacob; Israelites, decedents of Israel; people of God;

Israheles*

  m., N3.1 name [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Israel/Jacob; Israelites, decedents of Israel; people of God;

Israhelita*

  m., N1.1 group [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Israelite;

Israhelitis*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Israelite woman;

isse*

  pron. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  himself/herself/itself; the very/actual one; (endearment/colloquial of ipse);

istac*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  there, that way; in that way, in such a way;

iste*

  pron. demons [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  that, that of yours, that which you refer to; such;

isthmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  isthmus; strait;

isti*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  there, in that place; where you are; herein, in this affair;

istic*

  pron. demons [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that of yours/mentioned by you/at hand;

istic*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  there, over there, in that place; where you are; herein, in this affair;

istimodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  such, of that kind/type/manner;

istinc*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from (over) there, thence; from where you are; on the other side; from here;

istiusmodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  such, of that kind/type/manner;

isto*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thither, to you, to where you are; in that matter; to the point you reached;

istoc*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thither, that way, yonder;

istuc*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thither, to you, to where you are; in that direction; to that subject/point;

ita*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thus, so; therefore;

Italia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy veryfreq ---]

  Italy;

Italica*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Cal]

  italic print;

Italicus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Italians (pl.);

italicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of Italy, Italian;

Italus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy frequent ---]

  Italian;

italus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of Italy, Italian;

itaque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  and so, accordingly; thus, therefore, consequently;

itaque*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  and so, therefore;

item*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  likewise; besides, also, similarly;

iter*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  journey; road; passage, path; march [route magnum => forced march];

iteratio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  repetition (Collins);

itero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  do a second time; repeat; renew, revise;

iterum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  again; a second time; for the second time;

ithyphallicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ithyphallic; special-metric;

itidem*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in the same manner/way, just so; likewise, similarly, also;

itiner*

  n., N3.2 thing [early --- --- lesser ---]

  journey; road; passage, path; march [route magnum => forced march];

itinerans*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcJ]

  itinerant;

itinero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  travel; go on eyre/judge's circuit;

itus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  going, gait; departure;

ixon*

  n., N2.8 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  ringtail; (bird); (female hen-harrier, formerly thought distinct species OED);

jacca*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  jacket;

jaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lie; lie down; lie ill/in ruins/prostrate/dead; sleep; be situated;

jacio*

  cere, jeci, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  throw, hurl, cast; throw away; utter;

Jacob*

  m., N9.9 name [classical eccl --- common L&S]

  Jacob;

jactans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  arrogant; boastful; proud; exaltant;

jactanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arrogantly;

jactantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boasting, ostentation;

jactatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaking; boasting; showing off;

jactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  throwing; (Erasmus);

jactito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon other]

  mention; bandy; (Col);

jacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  throw away, throw out, throw, jerk about; disturb; boast, discuss;

jactura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loss; sacrifice; expense, cost; throwing away/overboard;

jactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throwing, hurling, cast, throw;

jaculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  javelin thrower;

jaculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw a javelin; hurl, cast; shoot at;

jaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  javelin; dart;

jaculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thrown, darting;

jam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  now, already, by/even now; besides; [non ~ => no longer; ~ pridem => long ago];

jamdudum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ELD]

  long ago/before/since; a long time ago; this long time; immediately, at once;

jamjam*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  already; now;

jamjamque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  just now, at this very moment; already, now, just;

jampridem*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  long ago/since; well before now/then; for a long time now/past;

Jan*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  January (month/mensis understood); abb. Jan.;

janitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doorkeeper, porter; janitor;

janitrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  poetress;

janthinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  violet-colored;

janua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  door, entrance;

Januarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  January (month/mensis understood); abb. Jan.;

Janus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Janus, Roman god of gates and doorways (with two faces); gate (Ecc);

jasminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  jasmine;

jaspis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jasper;

jecur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  liver; (food, medicine, drug, for divination, as seat of feelings);

jecur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  liver; (food, medicine, drug, for divination, as seat of feelings);

jecusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  little liver;

jejunitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  hunger, emptiness; meagerness, poverty;

jejunium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  fasting/fast (day); Lent; hunger; leanness; [caput jejunius => Ash Wednesday];

jejuno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  fast; abstain form;

jejunus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fasting, abstinent, hungry; dry, barren, unproductive; scanty, meager;

Jemineus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Benjamite, of the tribe of Benjamin; descendant of Benjamin;

jentaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  breakfast;

jento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  breakfast;

Jerusalem*

  n., N9.9 locale [archaic eccl --- lesser ---]

  Jerusalem (Hebrew);

Jesuita*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Jesuit;

Jesuiticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Jesuit-, of the Jesuits;

Jesus*

  m., N4.3 name [--- eccl --- veryfreq ---]

  Jesus;

Joannes*

  m., N3.3 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  John;

jobeleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  year of the jubilee among Jews; (slaves freed and property reverts); 50th year;

jobileus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  year of the jubilee among Jews; (slaves freed and property reverts); 50th year;

jocabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  jesting, joking; making jokes;

jocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  joke, jest;

jocinerosus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  liverish, with bad/ailing liver;

joco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  joke, jest; say in jest; make merry;

joco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- common L&S]

  joke, jest; say in jest; make merry;

jocose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jokingly, jocosely;

jocosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  humorous, funny, droll; sportive; factious; full of jesting/jokes/fun;

jocularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laughable;

joculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jest; joke;

jocunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pleasantly; delightfully; pleasingly, gratifyingly, agreeably;

jocundiatas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  charm, agreeableness, pleasing quality; pleasantness/amiability; favors (pl.);

jocunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  charm, agreeableness, pleasing quality; pleasantness/amiability; favors (pl.);

jocundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  please, delight; feel delighted; take delight;

jocundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pleasant/agreeable/delightful/pleasing (experience/person/senses); congenial;

jocur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  liver; (food/medicine/divination/seat of feelings);

jocur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  liver; (food/medicine/divination/seat of feelings);

jocus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  joke, jest; sport;

jocusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  little liver;

jod*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  jod; (tenth letter of Hebrew alphabet);

Jovis*

  m., N3.3 name [--- eccl Italy common OLD]

  Jupiter; (Roman chief/sky god); (supreme being); heavens/sky (poetic);

jub*

  jube, ussi, -, V8.2 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  order/tell/command/direct; enjoin/command; decree/enact; request/ask/bid; pray;

juba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mane of a horse; crest (of a helmet);

jubar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  radiance of the heavenly bodies, brightness; first light of day; light source;

jubatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having mane, crest;

jubelaeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  year of the jubilee among Jews; (slaves freed and property reverts); 50th year;

jubeo*

  ere, ussi, ussum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  order/tell/command/direct; enjoin/command; decree/enact; request/ask/bid; pray;

jubilaeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  year of the jubilee among Jews; (slaves freed and property reverts); 50th year;

jubilarius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  jubilee-, of a jubilee;

jubilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wild/loud shouting; whooping; jubilation/rejoicing (Ecc); gladness; retirement;

jubilatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wild/loud shouting; whooping; jubilation/rejoicing (Ecc); gladness; retirement;

jubilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shout/sing out/joyfully, rejoice; invoke with/let out shouts/whoops, halloo;

jubilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wild/joyful shout/cry; whoop of joy; halloo; shepherd's song (L+S);

jubilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  joyful melody;

juctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  together, side-by-side; in succession, consecutively;

jucunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pleasantly; delightfully; pleasingly, gratifyingly, agreeably;

jucunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  charm, agreeableness, pleasing quality; pleasantness/amiability; favors (pl.);

jucundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  please, delight; feel delighted; take delight;

jucundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pleasant/agreeable/delightful/pleasing (experience/person/senses); congenial;

Juda*

  m., N9.9 name [classical eccl --- common L&S]

  Judah; Jude; Judas; a son of Jacob; tribe of Judah;

Judaea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Jewess, Jewish woman;

Judaea*

  f., N1.1 locale [archaic --- NearEast frequent L&S]

  Judea; Israel; Canaan; Palestine;

Judaeus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast lesser L&S]

  Jew, Jewish person; the Jews (pl.);

Judaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  of/relating to the Jews, Jewish; of/originating/stationed in Judea (troops);

Judaicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  of/relating to the Jews, Jewish; of/originating/stationed in Judea (troops);

Judaismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late eccl NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Judaism;

Judaizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  live in the Jewish manner; keep the law, keep kosher?;

Judas*

  m., N1.8 name [--- eccl NearEast lesser Eccl]

  Judas; Jude;exquisit exquisit ADJ 1 1 POS X X X D X sought out, exquisite, excellent;

Judes*

  m., N1.7 name [classical eccl --- common L&S]

  Judah; Jude; Judas; a son of Jacob; tribe of Judah;

judex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryfreq ---]

  judge; juror;

judicalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  judicial; forensic; of/relating to law courts/administration; of jury service;

judicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  judicial enquiry, act of deciding case; question/point at issue; opinion;

judiciarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common CAS]

  of a court of justice, judicial;

judicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - trial, legal action/process; court/tribunal; courts; administration of justice;

  - judgment/sentence/verdict; judging; jurisdiction/authority; opinion/belief;

judico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- lesser ---]

  judge, give judgment; sentence; conclude, decide; declare, appraise;

juditium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later legal --- veryfreq SrcZ]

  - trial, legal action/process; court/tribunal; courts; administration of justice;

  - judgment/sentence/verdict; judging; jurisdiction/authority; opinion/belief;

jugalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yoked together; nuptial;

juger*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  jugerum (area 5/8 acre/length 240 Roman feet); acres/fields/broad expanse (pl.);

jugerum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  jugerum (area 5/8 acre/length 240 Roman feet); acres/fields/broad expanse (pl.);

jugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  continual; ever-flowing;

jugiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  continually, unendingly; in unbroken succession; continuously; constantly (Bee);

juglans*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  walnut tree; walnut (nut);

jugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  marry; join (to);

jugosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mountainous;

jugulans*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  walnut tree; walnut (nut);

jugulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kill by slitting the throat; butcher, kill, murder, slay; cut the throat;

jugulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throat, neck; collarbone;

jugulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throat, neck; collarbone;

jugum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  yoke; team, pair (of horses); ridge (mountain), summit, chain;

Jul*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  July (month/mensis understood); abb. Jul.; renamed from Quintilis in 44 BC;

Julianus*

  m., N2.1 name [later legal --- uncommon trans]

  Julian; (Flavius Claudius Julianus emperor 361-363 AD);

julis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  rock-fish (Pliny);

Julius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  Julius; (Roman gens name); (C. ~ Caesar 102-44 BC);

Julius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - Julius; Roman gens/family; (C. ~ Caesar 102-44 BC); of a/the Julians;

  - July (month/mensis understood); abb. Jul.; renamed from Quintilis in 44 BC;

julus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant-down; woolly part of plant (Pliny);

jumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mule; beast of burden;

Jun*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  June (month/mensis understood); abb. Jun.;

junceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  made of rushes;

junctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  both together; successively;

junctura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  joint; association;

junctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  connected in space, adjoining, contiguous; closely related/associated;

juncus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rush;

jungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  join, unite; bring together, clasp (hands); connect, yoke, harness;

junior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  younger (COMP of juvenis);

junior*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  younger man, junior; (in Rome a man younger than 45);

juniperus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  juniper;

Junius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  June (month/mensis understood); abb. Jun.;

Juno*

  f., N3.1 name [archaic eccl Italy frequent ---]

  Juno; (Roman goddess, wife of Jupiter);

Jupiter*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl Italy uncommon OLD]

  Jupiter; (Roman chief/sky god); (supreme being); heavens/sky (poetic);

Juppiter*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl Italy veryfreq OLD]

  Jupiter; (Roman chief/sky god); (supreme being); heavens/sky (poetic);

juramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  oath;

jurandum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  oath;

juratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  being under oath, having given one's word, pledged; sworn loyalty; conspired;

jure*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by right, rightly, with justice; justly, deservedly;

jureconsultus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  lawyer, jurist; (also two words);

jureiuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  swear an oath;

jureperitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  skilled or experienced in the law;

jurgator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  quarrelsome person;

jurgatorus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quarrelsome;

jurgatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  quarrelsome woman;

jurgium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  quarrel/dispute/strife; abuse/vituperation/invective; L:separation (man+wife);

jurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quarrel, scold;

juridicialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to right or justice;

juridicus*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  judge; administrator of justice;

juridicus*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  judiciary;

jurisconsultus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  lawyer, jurist; (also two words);

jurisdictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jurisdiction, legal authority; administration of justice;

jurisperitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  skilled or experienced in the law;

juro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  swear; call to witness; vow obedience to; [jus jurandum => oath]; conspire;

jurulentus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  juicy; not dried;

jus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - gravy; broth; soup; sauce;

  - law; legal system; code; right; duty; justice; court; binding decision; oath;

juscellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  broth; soup;

jusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  broth;

jusjurandum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  oath;

jussio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  order, command; magistrate's order; requisition;

jussum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  order, command, decree, ordinance, law; physician's prescription;

jussus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  order, command, decree, ordinance; [only ABL S => by order/decree/command];

juste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  justly, rightly, lawfully, legitimately, justifiably; properly, honorably;

justico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  justify; L:bring to justice;

justificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  justification; due formality; doing right (Def); cleansing of injustice;

justificatus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  justified; made just; vindicated;

justifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  act justly towards, do justice to; justify/make just; forgive/pardon; vindicate;

Justinianus*

  m., N2.1 name [later legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Justinian; (Emperor Justinian 527-565);

justitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  justice; equality; righteousness (Plater);

justitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cessation of judicial and all public business, due to national calamity;

justum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  justice; what is fair/equitable/right/due/proper; funeral rites/offerings;

justus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  just, fair, equitable; right, lawful, justified; regular, proper;

jusum*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  down, downwards;

juvamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  help, aid; assistance;

juvenalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  youthful, young;

juvenaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  youthfully, like a youth;

juvenca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  young cow, heifer; girl;

juvencus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  young bull; young man;

juvenesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow up; grow young again, regain youth;

juvenilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  youthful;

juvenis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  youthful, young;

juvenis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  youth, young man/woman;

juveno*

  are, -, iuvenatum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  act like a youth, be impetuous;

juventa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  youth;

juventas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  youth;

juventus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  youth; the age of youth (20-40), young persons; young men, knights;

juvo*

  are, i, tum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  help, assist, aid, support, serve, further; please, delight, gratify;

juvo*

  are, i, tum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it pleases/delights; it is enjoyable; it is helpful;

juxta*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nearly; near, close to, near by, hard by, by the side of; just as, equally;

juxta*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  near, (very) close to, next to; hard by, adjoining; on a par with; like;

juxtapositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  juxtaposition;

juxtim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nearby, in close proximity, close together, side-by-side; equally;

juxtim*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  next to, beside;

K*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Kaeso/Caeso (Roman praenomen); (abb. K.);

kadamitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  loss, damage, harm; misfortune/disaster; military defeat; blight, crop failure;

Kaeso*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Kaeso/Caeso (Roman praenomen); (abb. K.);

Kal*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Kalends (pl.), 1st of month; abb. Kal./Kl.; day of proclamation, interest due;

kalator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  personal attendant, servant, footman; servant of a priest;

kalatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  pertaining to a servant of a priest;

Kalenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  Kalends (pl.), 1st of month; abb. Kal./Kl.; day of proclamation, interest due;

kalendarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  calendar; ledger/account book (for monthly interest payments);

kalo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  announce, proclaim; summon, convoke, call forth/together;

kalumnia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  sophistry, sham; false accusation/claim/statement/pretenses/objection; quibble;

kalumniator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  false accuser; pettifogger, chicaner; perverter of the law; carping critic;

kalumniatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  false accuser/claimant (female);

kapitularium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  head/poll-tax or levy;

kaput*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  head; person; life; leader; top; source/mouth (river); capital (punishment);

kardo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hinge; pole, axis; chief point/circumstance; crisis; tenon/mortise; area; limit;

Karthago*

  f., N3.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Carthage;

karus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  dear, beloved; costly, precious, valued; high-priced, expensive;

katafractarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  mail-clad/armored soldier;

katafractarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  wearing mail, armored;

Kl*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Kalends (pl.), 1st of month; abb. Kal./Kl.; day of proclamation, interest due;

koppa*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  archaic Greek letter koppa;

kum*

  kumi, kumum, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  arise; (Aramaic); (Mark 5:41);

Kyrie*

  m., N9.9 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Oh Lord (Greek vocative);

L*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Lucius (Roman praenomen); (abb. L.);

labarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later war --- veryrare L&S]

  Labarum; Roman military standard; Constantine's banner of cross w/monogram XP;

labasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall to pieces, break up; waver; yield;

labda*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  lambda (Greek letter); (used as a symbol for fellatio);

labdacismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  speaking fault (esp. with letter L);

labecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stain, blemish; slight stain; minor disgrace;

labefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make unsteady/totter; loosen, shake; subvert (power/authority); weaken resolve;

labefacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shake; cause to waver; make unsteady, loosen; undermine;

labefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- lesser ---]

  be made unsteady; be loosened/shaken; be subverted; (labefacio PASS);

labellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - bowl; basin; sink;

  - lip;

Labeo*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Labeo; (Roman cognomen); one who has large/blubber lips (L+S);

labes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  landslip/subsidence; disaster/debacle; fault/defect/blot/stain/blemish/dishonor;

labia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  lip; (alt. form of labium);

labiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with/having large lips;

labium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lip; flange;

labo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  totter, be ready to fall; begin to sink; give way; waver, decline, sink; err;

labo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  slip, slip and fall; slide, glide, drop; perish, go wrong;

labor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - labor/toil/exertion/effort/work; task/undertaking; production; childbirth;

  - preoccupation/concern; struggle/suffering/distress/hardship/stress; wear+tear;

laborator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  laborer; workman;

laboratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  laboratory;

laborifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bearing labor;

laboriose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laboriously;

laboriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laborious, painstaking;

laboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  work, labor; produce, take pains; be troubled/sick/oppressed, be in distress;

labos*

  m., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - labor/toil/exertion/effort/work; task/undertaking; production; childbirth;

  - preoccupation/concern; struggle/suffering/distress/hardship/stress; wear+tear;

labrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - bowl; large basin/vat; tub/bathing place; teasel (prickly plant/genus Dipsacus);

  - lip (of person/vessel/ditch/river), rim, edge;

labrusca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild vine;

labruscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruit if the wild vine, wild grape;

labyrintheus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a labyrinth;

labyrinthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  labyrinth, maze;

lac*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  milk; milky juice of plants; spat/spawn (of oyster);

lacer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mangled, torn, rent, mutilated; maimed, dismembered;

laceratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mangling; tearing;

laceratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  female lacerator/mangler/mutilator; cruel critic; draining life blood (Souter);

lacerna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  open mantle/cloak; (fastened at the shoulder);

lacero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mangle; slander, torment, harass; waste; destroy; cut;

lacerta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lizard; Spanish mackerel;

lacertosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  muscular, brawny;

lacertus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent ---]

  upper arm, arm, shoulder; (pl.) strength, muscles, vigor, force; lizard;

lacesso*

  sere, sivi, situm, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provoke, excite, harass, challenge, harass; attack, assail;

lachrima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear; exuded gum/sap; bit of lead; quicksilver from ore; weeping (pl.); dirge;

lachrimula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little tear;

lachruma*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear; exuded gum/sap; bit of lead; quicksilver from ore; weeping (pl.); dirge;

lachryma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear; exuded gum/sap; bit of lead; quicksilver from ore; weeping (pl.); dirge;

lacinia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - edge/fringe/hem of garment; strip/rag of cloth; fringe/protuberance/border/flap;

  - small group; garments (pl.), dress;

laciniatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in small groups;

laciniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fringed, having jagged edges; well-clothed, wrapped up;

lacrima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  tear; exuded gum/sap; bit of lead; quicksilver from ore; weeping (pl.); dirge;

lacrimabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mournful; tearful;

lacrimabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  breaking into tears, weeping;

lacrimalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of tears, lachrymal;

lacrimifer*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tear-making; lachrymatory;

lacrimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shed tears, weep;

lacrimo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shed tears, weep;

lacrimosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tearful, weeping; causing tears;

lacrimula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little tear;

lacruma*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear; exuded gum/sap; bit of lead; quicksilver from ore; weeping (pl.); dirge;

lacryma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tear; exuded gum/sap; bit of lead; quicksilver from ore; weeping (pl.); dirge;

lact*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  milk; milky juice of plants; spat/spawn (of oyster);

lactans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  giving milk, lactating;

Lactantius*

  m., N2.5 name [late --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  Lactantius; (Christian apologist, ~250-~325, "Divinarum Institutionum");

lactarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  milk food; (Erasmus);

lactatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enticement, inducement; allure;

lacte*

  n., N3.4 thing [early --- --- frequent OLD]

  milk; milky juice of plants; spat/spawn (of oyster);

lactens*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suckling, unweaned animal suitable for sacrifice;

lactens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suckling, unweaned; full of milk/sap, juicy; prepared with milk; milky white;

lactesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  become milky;

lacteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  milky; milk-white; [~ orbis or circulus => Milky Way];

lacticinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  milk-food, food prepared w/milk; dish prepared w/milk and eggs (pl.);

lacticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lactic; of/pertaining to milk;

lacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entice, lead on, induce; wheedle, cajole, dupe;

lactuca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lettuce;

laculatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  girded; moated?;

lacuna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pit/hollow/cavity/depression; pool; gap/deficiency; [~ legis => gap in the law];

lacunar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  paneled ceiling;

lacuno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  panel, work in panels, do paneling;

lacunosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  full of hollows or gaps;

lacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  basin/tank/tub; lake/pond; reservoir/cistern/basin, trough; lime-hole; bin; pit;

lacus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  basin/tank/tub; lake/pond; reservoir/cistern/basin, trough; lime-hole; bin; pit;

ladanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  resinous juice (from shrub lada); ladanum;

laedo*

  dere, esi, esum, V3.1 [--- poet --- frequent ---]

  strike; hurt, injure, wound; offend, annoy;

laena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woolen double cloak;

laesio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  injury, harm, hurt; part of speech to injure opponent's case (rhetoric), attack;

laetabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gladdening, welcome; that may be rejoiced at; joyful;

laetabundus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greatly-rejoicing;

laetans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rejoicing;

laetatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rejoicing; joy;

laete*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  joyfully, gladly; luxuriantly/lushly/abundantly; in rich/florid style;

laeter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  left;

laetifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fertilize, enrich, make fruitful (land); delight, cheer, gladden, rejoice;

laetificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  gladdening, joyful, joyous; luxuriant, fruitful (plants);

laetitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  joy/happiness; source of joy/delight; fertility; fruitfulness; floridity;

laeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gladden, cheer; be glad/joyful, rejoice (medieval);

laeto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be glad/joyful/delighted; rejoice; be fond (of), delight in; flourish (on/in);

laetrosum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  on the left;

laetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - happy/cheerful/joyful/glad; favorable/propitious; prosperous/successful;

  - luxuriant/lush/rich/sleek; fertile (land); teeming/abounding; pleasing/welcome;

laeva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  left hand;

laevorsum*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on the left hand;

laevorsus*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on the left hand;

laevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  left, on the left hand; from the left; unpropitious, unfavorable, harmful;

laganum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cake;

lagena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flask/flagon; bottle w/narrow neck; big earthen jar w/handles; pitcher (Douay);

lageos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  Greek kind of vine;

lagoena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flask/flagon; bottle w/narrow neck; big earthen jar w/handles; pitcher (Douay);

lagois*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  bird, perhaps heathcock/grouse;

lagona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flask, flagon, bottle with narrow neck; (esp. wine); pitcher (Douay);

laguena*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  flask, flagon, bottle with narrow neck; (esp. wine); pitcher (Douay);

laguenos*

  m., N2.6 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  flask, flagon, bottle with narrow neck; (esp. wine); pitcher (Douay);

laguncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small/little flask/bottle; (for wine);

laicalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  lay, common; of the laity/people; not priestly/in orders/consecrated;

laicalis*

  m., N3.3 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  layman, one not belonging to the priesthood/in orders;

laicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  lay state; religious condition of things not consecrated/priestly/in orders;

laiciso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  laicize; make lay, reduce to lay state; secularize, make (office) lay tenable;

laicus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common L&S]

  layman, one not belonging to the priesthood/in orders;

laicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  lay, common; of the laity/people; not priestly/in orders/consecrated;

lama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bog, slough;

lama*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  llama;

lambo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lick; lap/lick/suck up, absorb; wash/bathe; surround; fondle/caress (L+S); fawn;

lambo*

  bere, bui, bitum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- frequent L&S]

  lick; lap/lick/suck up, absorb; wash/bathe; surround; fondle/caress (L+S); fawn;

lamed*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  lamed/lameth; (12th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as L);

lamella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  small metal piece (eg. coin, plate);

lamenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wailing, weeping, groans, laments;

lamentabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doleful; lamentable;

lamentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mournful; sorrowful;

lamentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lamentation, wailing;

lamento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  lament; utter cries of grief; bewail; lament for; complain that;

lamento*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lament; utter cries of grief; bewail; lament for; complain that;

lamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wailing (pl.), weeping, groans, laments;

lameth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  lamed/lameth; (12th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as L);

lamia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - witch; bogey/demon; female monster (eats children/child's blood); vampire (Cas);

  - kind of shark; sort of flatfish (L+S); species of owl; jackal (Souter);

lamina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  plate; veneer; thin sheet of metal/other material; (blade); money/cash;

lamma*

  adv. [--- eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  why; (Aramaic);

lammina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  plate; veneer; thin sheet of metal/other material; (blade); money/cash;

lamna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  plate; veneer; thin sheet of metal/other material; (blade); money/cash;

lampada*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lamp/lantern; light/torch/flame/flambeau/link; firebrand; meteor (like torch);

lampadarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  chandelier; lamp-stand, support for lamps;

lampadarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lamp/torch bearer; link-boy; chandelier; lamp-stand, support for lamps (Ecc);

lampas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lamp/lantern; light/torch/flame/flambeau/link; firebrand; meteor (like torch);

lampas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lamp/lantern; light/torch/flame/flambeau/link; firebrand; meteor (like torch);

lana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wool; fleece; soft hair; down; trifles;

lanarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wool-worker;

lanatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolly; covered in wool; woolen; made of wool; wool-like; downy (plants);

lancea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war Spain common OLD]

  lance; long light spear;

lancinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tearing in/to pieces, rending, mangling;

lancino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tear in/to pieces, rend (apart), mangle;

lanciola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war Spain common OLD]

  small lance;

landica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  clitoris; (rude);

laneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolen, made of wool; resembling wool (appearance/texture);;

languefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make languid/inactive/weak/faint;

langueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be tired; be listless/sluggish/unwell/ill; wilt, lack vigor;

languesco*

  cere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become faint or languid or weak, wilt;

languide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faintly, feebly; slowly, spiritlessly;

languidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat faint, limp;

languidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faint, weak; dull, sluggish, languid; spiritless, listless, inactive; powerless;

languor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faintness, feebleness; languor apathy;

laniena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  butcher's shop;

lanificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woodworking, spinning, weaving;

laniger*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  ram;

laniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wool-bearing, fleecy; woolly;

lanio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tear, mangle, mutilate, pull to pieces;

lanista*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manager of a troop of gladiators, trainer;

lanitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wool;

lanius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  butcher;

lanna*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ear-lobe;

lanosus*

  a, um, adj. [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  woolly;

lanterna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lantern; lamp (L+S); torch;

lanternarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lantern-bearer;

lantgravius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  landgrave (German); a superior Count;

lanugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  down, youth;

lanx*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  plate, metal dish, tray, platter, charger; pan of a pair of scales;

laophoron*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bus;

lapathium*

  n., N2.2 thing [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sorrel; (archaic form of lapthum);

lapathum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sorrel;

lapathus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sorrel;

lapicida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stone-cutter; quarryman;

lapidaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  of stone;

lapidarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stone-cutter;

lapidarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/concerning stone-cutting/quarrying; [litterae ~ => block capital letters];

lapidesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become stone; petrify;

lapideus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of stone; stony;

lapidicina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stone quarries (pl.);

lapido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw stones at; stone; [lapidat => it rains stones];

lapidosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stony, full of stones; gritty;

lapillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little stone, pebble; precious stone, gem, jewel;

lapis*

  f., N3.3 thing [early --- --- lesser ---]

  stone; milestone; jewel;

lapis*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stone; milestone; jewel;

lappa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bur; plants bearing burs;

lapsana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  charlock plant (Pliny);

lapsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tendency; inclination;

lapso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slip, Nose one's footing;

lapsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  gliding, sliding; slipping and falling;

laquear*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  paneled/fretted ceiling (usu. pl.); rafter, ceiling, panel;

laqueare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  paneled/fretted ceiling (usu. pl.); rafter, ceiling, panel;

laqueatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  paneled;

laqueum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noose, halter; snare, trap; lasso; bond, tie;

laqueus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noose; snare, trap;

Lar*

  m., N3.1 group [--- eccl Italy frequent OLD]

  Lares; (usu. pl.); tutelary god/gods of home/hearth/crossroads; home/dwelling;

lardum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lard, fat; bacon;

large*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exceedingly;

largificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bountiful, liberal;

largifluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flowing freely;

largiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  talkative;

largio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  give bountifully; lavish;

largio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grant; give bribes/presents corruptly; give generously/bountifully;

largitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  abundance (of) (w/GEN); bounty; liberality, munificence;

largiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in abundance, plentifully, liberally, much; greatly; has great influence;

largitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  generosity, lavish giving, largess; bribery; distribution of dole/land;

largitionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging to imperial treasury;

largitionalis*

  m., N3.3 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  treasury officer; official of imperial treasury;

largitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  liberal giver; briber;

largo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  enlarge;

largus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- frequent ---]

  lavish; plentiful; bountiful;

laridum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bacon;

larix*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  larch, larch tree;

laros*

  m., N2.6 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gull; ravenous sea bird (Vulgate); mew; common gull (Larus canus);

larua*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  evil spirit/demon/devil; horrific mask; model skeleton; ghost/specter/hobgoblin;

larualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  specter-like; deathly; resembling demon/evil spirit; ghostly (L+S);

larus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  gull; ravenous sea bird (Vulgate); mew; common gull (Larus canus);

larva*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  evil spirit/demon/devil; horrific mask; model skeleton; ghost/specter/hobgoblin;

larvalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  specter-like; deathly; resembling demon/evil spirit; ghostly (L+S);

larvo*

  are, -, uatum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bewitch; enchant;

lasania*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lasagna;

lasanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cooking-pot;

lasarpicifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  asafoetida-producing;

lascivia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  playfulness; wantonness, lasciviousness;

lascivio*

  ire, lascivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frisk; sport; run riot;

lascivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  playful; lustful, wanton; impudent, mischievous; free from restraint;

laser*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  plant-juice; (of plant laserpitium);

laserpicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  plant from which asafoetida was obtained;

lassesco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  become tired, grow weary;

lassitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weariness, exhaustion, faintness; lassitude;

lasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tire, weary, exhaust, wear out;

lassulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather tired;

lassus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tired, weary; languid;

late*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  widely, far and wide;

latebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hiding place, retreat, lair; subterfuge;

latebricola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lurker; brothel-frequenter;

latebros*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  secret, offering concealment, abounding in hiding places; hidden, lurking;

latebrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of lurking places; lurking in concealment;

latens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hidden, concealed; secret, not revealed; [in latenti => in secret];

latenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  secretly, privately; in concealment, without being seen/perceived;

lateo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lie hidden, lurk; live a retired life, escape notice;

later*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brick; brickwork/bricks; block; bar/ingot; tile (L+S); [~ lictro => mercury];

lateralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  lateral, of/on side of body;

lateramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pottery;

laterculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small brick, tile; (brick-shaped) block; hard cake/biscuit; parcel of land;

latericium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  brickwork;

latericius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  made of bricks;

latericulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small brick, tile; (brick-shaped) block; hard cake/biscuit; parcel of land;

laterna*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lantern; lamp (L+S); torch;

laterus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  having X sides (only with numerical prefix);

latesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - become broad (long-a);

  - hide oneself (short-a);

latex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  water; (any) liquid/fluid; running/stream/spring water; juice;

latibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hiding-place, den;

laticlavius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  senator; patrician; one who wears purple;

laticlavius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having broad crimson stripe;

latifolius*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  broad-leaved (Pliny);

latifundium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  large estate, farm;

Latina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram Italy lesser OLD]

  Latin (lingua/language); Latin Way (via); (road between Rome and Beneventum);

Latine*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in Latin; correctly, in good Latin; in plain Latin without circumlocution;

latinista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar gram --- veryrare Cal]

  Latinist;

Latinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  good Latin; L:Latin rights;

latinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  Latinity; pure Latin style; L:Latin Law;

latinizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  translate into Latin;

latino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  translate into Latin;

Latinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  Latin; of Latium; of/in (good/correct/plain) Latin (language); Roman/Italian;

latio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  right; proposal (of law); entering (payment); [suffragii ~ => right to vote]];

latio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  rendering (assistance/accounts);

latito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keep hiding oneself, remain in hiding, be hidden; lie low; lurk;

latitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  width, breadth, extent;

latitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  latitude;

Latius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Latin; of Latium (central Italy including Rome/Italy); Roman; Italian;

latomus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  quarryman; stonemason; hewer of stone (Douay);

lator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mover or proposer (of a law);

latrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  barker, one who barks;

latratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  barking/baying (of dogs); shouting, bawling; roaring (of the sea);

latraus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  barking;

latreuticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  pertaining to the worship of God;

latrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  latrine, privy; washing-place, bathroom;

latrinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  latrine, privy; washing-place, bathroom;

latro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bark, bark at;

latro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  robber, brigand, bandit; plunderer;

latrocinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brigandage, robbery, highway robbery; piracy, freebooting; villainy;

latrocino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  engage in brigandage or piracy;

latrunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  robber, brigand;

latus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wide, broad; spacious, extensive;

latus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  side; flank;

latusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little side;

laudabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  praiseworthy;

laudabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  excellency (a title of Comes Metallorum);

laudatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  commendation, praising; eulogy;

laudator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  praiser, one who praises; eulogist;

laudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  recommend; praise, approve, extol; call upon, name; deliver eulogy on;

laura*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl Egypt veryrare Eccl]

  monastery; settlement of anchorites in Egypt;

laurea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  laurel/bay tree; laurel crown/wreath/branch; triumph, victory; honor (poets);

laureata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  laurel wreathed dispatch announcing victory (pl.);

laureatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  crowning w/laurel;

laureator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  giver of crowns; (of laurel);

laureatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wearing/adorned w/laurel; laureate; [w/litterae => dispatch w/news of victory];

laurentius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  crowned w/laurel;

laureola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small laurel branch, sprig of bay; (announces victory); little laurel/victory;

lauretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  laurel grove; (esp. as proper name) place on Aventine Hill at Rome;

laureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  laurel-, of the laurel/bay tree; made of laurel (garlands); resembling laurel;

lauricomus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  covered with laurel foliage; laurel-haired (L+S); covered w/laurels (hill);

laurifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bearing/producing laurels; decked/crowned w/laurels; laurel-wreathed/crowned;

lauriger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bearing/producing laurels; decked/crowned w/laurels; laurel-wreathed/crowned;

laurinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  laurel-, of laurel; (oil);

laurus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  laurel/bay tree/foliage/sprig/branch (medicine/magic); triumph/victory; honor;

laurus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  laurel/bay tree/foliage/sprig/branch (medicine/magic); triumph/victory; honor;

laus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  praise, approval, merit; glory; renown;

laute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  elegantly, sumptuously, fashionably, finely; liberally;

lautitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elegance, splendor, sumptuousness, luxury;

lautium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  entertainment provided for foreign guests of the state of Rome; state banquet;

lautumia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stone-quarry (pl.), especially used as a prison;

lautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  elegant, fashionable; sumptuous/luxurious; fine, well turned out; washed/clean;

lava*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lava;

lavabilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  washable;

Lavabo*

  n., N9.9 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  Lavabo, ceremonial hand washing in liturgy;

lavabrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bath-tub;

lavacrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  bath;

lavandula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lavender;

lavatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  washing, bathing; bathing apparatus; bathing place;

lavatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  washer;

lavatrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  latrine, privy; washing-place, bathroom;

lavendulus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lavender-colored;

lavo*

  are, i, utum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wash, bathe; soak;

lavo*

  are, i, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wash, bathe; soak;

lavo*

  are, i, otum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wash, bathe; soak;

laxamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  respite, relaxation, mitigation, alleviation; opportunity; free space/time;

laxativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  laxative;

laxatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wide, large in extent, spacious; loose, slack, lax;

laxe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loosely, amply; without restraint; over a wide area, widely; on a large scale;

laxitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roominess, largeness;

laxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loosen, slaken, relax, weaken; expand, open up, extend;

laxus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - wide, spacious, ample, roomy; loose, not close packed; slack, not tight; lax;

  - unstrung; relaxed, at ease; unrestricted; breached/wide open; distant (time);

lazulinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  blue;

lea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  lioness;

leaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  lioness;

lebes*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- --- --- lesser ELD]

  copper cauldron, kettle; basin (washing); (prize in the Grecian games);

Lebnitica*

  f., N1.1 group [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  family of Libini; (son of Gerson, grandson of Levi);

lectica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  litter;

lecticarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  litter-bearer;

lecticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small litter;

lectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  reading (aloud); perusal; choosing; lecture (Bee); narrative;

Lectionarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  book of lessons for the Divine Office;

lectisterniator*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  couch-arranger;

lectisternium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  special feast of supplication to the gods, couches for them to recline upon;

lectito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  read repeatedly; be in the habit of reading;

lectiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  short/light reading; E:short lesson;

lector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  reader;

lectrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  female reader;

lectulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bed or couch;

lectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  chosen/picked/selected men (pl.);

lectus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bed, couch, lounge, sofa; bridal bed;

lectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chosen, picked, selected; choice, excellent; (pl. as subst = picked men);

lecythos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  oil flask/bottle/vessel;

lecythus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  oil flask/bottle/vessel;

lecythus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  oil flask/bottle/vessel;

leg*

  f., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  legion (abb.);

legalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  legal, of/concerned with law;

legalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  legal status; law-worthiness;

legatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  legatee;

legatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  embassy; member of an embassy; mission;

legator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  will-writer; testator;

legatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bequest, legacy;

legatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  envoy, ambassador, legate; commander of a legion; officer; deputy;

legifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  law-giving;

legio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  legion; army;

legionarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  legionary, of a legion;

legirupa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  law-breaker;

legirupio*

  m., N3.1 person [early legal --- veryrare L&S]

  law-breaker;

legisdoctor*

  m., N3.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  doctor/teacher of the law;

legislatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  giving of the law;

legislativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  legislative;

legislator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  legislator; law-giver; proposer of a law;

legisperitus*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  lawyer; one learned/expert in the law;

legitimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  recognition;

legitimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  legitimacy;

legitimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  legitimize;

legitimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lawful, right; legitimate; real, genuine; just; proper;

legiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small legion;

lego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  read; gather, collect (cremated bones); furl (sail), weigh (anchor); pick out;

lego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bequeath, will; entrust, send as an envoy, choose as a deputy;

leguleius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pettifogging lawyer;

legumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pulse, leguminous plant; pod-vegetable;

legumlator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common L&S]

  legislator; law-giver; proposer of a law;

lema*

  adv. [--- eccl NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  why; (Aramaic);

lema*

  inter. [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Eli Eli lama sabacthani/My God, my God why hast thou forsaken me Matthew 27:46;

Lemannus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Lake Geneva - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

lembus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small fast-sailing boat;

lemma*

  adv. [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  My God; [Heli Heli ~ sabacthani => My God, my God why hast thou forsaken me];

lemma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  theme, title; epigram;

lemniscatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ribboned;

lemniscus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ribbon;

lemniscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  heraldic label; ribbon (Nelson);

lemur*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  malevolent ghosts of the dead, specters, shades;

lena*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  procuress; brothel-keeper;

lenimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  alleviation, solace;

lenimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon CAS]

  alleviation, improvement, mitigation (Nelson); sop (Collins);

lenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - mitigate, moderate; alleviate, allay, assuage, ease, calm, placate, appease;

  - mollify; explain away, gloss over; beguile, pass pleasantly; abate;

lenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V6.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser SrcW]

  - mitigate, moderate; alleviate, allay, assuage, ease, calm, placate, appease;

  - mollify; explain away, gloss over; beguile, pass pleasantly; abate; (Kludge);

lenis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  gentle, kind, light; smooth, mild, easy, calm;

lenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smoothness; gentleness, mildness; lenience;

leniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  gently/mildly/lightly/slightly; w/gentle movement/incline; smoothly; moderately;

lenitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  softness; mildness; calmness;

leno*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brothel keeper; bawd; procurer, pimp; panderer;

lenocinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pandering; allurement, enticement; flattery;

lenocino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  work as a procurer; make up to, flatter;

lens*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- lesser ---]

  lentil; lentil-plant; S:lens (Cal);

lente*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slowly;

lentesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become sticky; relax;

lenticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lentil (plant/seed); lentil shape (convexo-convex)/lens-shaped vessel; freckle;

lentigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lentil-shaped spot; B:freckle;

lentiscifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  mastic-tree bearing;

lentiscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  mastic-tree;

lentiscus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  mastic-tree;

lentitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slowness in action; apathy;

lento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend under strain;

lentor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pliancy, flexibility; toughness; viscosity;

lentulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat slow;

lentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  clinging, tough; slow, sluggish, lazy, procrastinating; easy, pliant;

lenunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  skiff;

Leo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Leo (name of several Popes); priests (pl.) of Persian god Mithras;

leo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq ---]

  lion;

Leodium*

  n., N2.4 locale [scholar --- France uncommon trans]

  Liege;

leoninus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of a lion, leonine;

leopardalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri Africa inscription OLD]

  leopard; (believed to be hybrid from lion and panther);

leopardus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Africa inscription OLD]

  leopard; (believed to be hybrid from lion and panther);

lepas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  limpet;

lepide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  charmingly delightfully; wittily; fine, excellent (formula approbation);

lepidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  agreeable, charming, delightful, nice; amusing, witty (remarks/books);

lepor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  charm, pleasantness;

leporarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  warren; place where hares kept;

leporarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hare-; of a hare;

leporinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hare-; of a hare;

lepos*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  charm, grace; wit; humor;

lepra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  leprosy; various inflammatory skin diseases; psoriasis; (usu. pl.);

leprosus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [medieval bio --- uncommon Bee]

  leper; one inflicted with leprosy;

leprosus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  leprous; inflicted with various inflammatory skin diseases/psoriasis;

lepus*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hare;

lepusculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  young hare;

lesbianismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lesbianism, tribadism;

Lesbias*

  f., N3.7 person [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Lesbian woman, woman from the island of Lesbos; precious stone from Lesbos;

Lesbis*

  f., N3.7 person [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Lesbian woman, woman from the island of Lesbos;

Lesbium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Lesbian wine, wine from the island of Lesbos; vessel in embossed style;

Lesbius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  Lesbian, of Lesbos (Aegean island); type of sculptured decoration;

lesbius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  lesbian, tribade; (woman who engages in sexual activity with other women);

Lesbos*

  f., N2.6 locale [--- poet Greece uncommon OLD]

  Lesbos; (island in North Aegean, famous for lyric poetry of Sappho and wine);

Lesbous*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  Lesbian, of Lesbos (Aegean island);

Lesbus*

  f., N2.1 locale [--- poet Greece uncommon OLD]

  Lesbos; (island in North Aegean, famous for lyric poetry of Sappho and wine);

lessus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wailing; lamentation;

letalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deadly, fatal; lethal, mortal;

letania*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  litany;

Lethaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of Lethe; causing forgetfulness, of the underworld;

lethargicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  drowsy, lethargic person;

lethargus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  drowsiness, lethargy, coma;

lethum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  death; (usu. violent); Death (personified); manner of dying; P:destruction;

letifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deadly; fatal;

leto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kill;

letum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  death; (usu. violent); Death (personified); manner of dying; P:destruction;

leucacantha*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  white thorn (Pliny);

leucacanthos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  white thorn (Pliny);

leucaemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  leukemia;

leucaspis*

  , adj. [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  having white shields;

leunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  small/little lion; (as statue/carving);

levamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  alleviation, solace;

levamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  alleviation, mitigation, consolation;

levatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  relief, mitigation, alleviation, lessening, diminishing; lifting (action);

leviathan*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast lesser Eccl]

  leviathan, huge aquatic monster (Hebrew); serpent; crocodile; enormous thing;

leviculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather vain, light-headed;

levidensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thin, slight, poor;

levifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  smooth, make smooth; [w/linguam => deal decietfully w/tongue = lie/smooth talk];

levigatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smooth; slippery;

levigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - lighten; relieve;

  - smooth, make smooth, smooth out, remove roughness; pulverize; make small (L+S);

levis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  - light, thin, trivial, trifling, slight; gentle; fickle, capricious; nimble;

  - smooth; slippery, polished, plain; free from coarse hair/harsh sounds;

levisomnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lightly sleeping;

Levita*

  m., N1.1 group [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  deacon; Levite;

levitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  levity; lightness, mildness; fickleness; shallowness;

leviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lightly/gently/softly/quietly/mildly/slightly; groundlessly/thoughtlessly;

Leviticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Levitical, of/belonging to Levi/Levites;

levo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - lift/raise/hold up; support; erect, set up; lift off, remove (load); comfort;

  - undo, take off; release, rid; free from (worry/expense); refresh/restore;

  - lighten, lessen, relieve; reduce in force/potency; bring down (cost/prices);

  - alleviate (condition); make smooth, polish; free from hair, depilate;

levor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smoothness;

lex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq ---]

  law; motion, bill, statute; principle; condition;

lex*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  word; (Greek);

lexicalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  lexical;

lexicographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  lexicography;

lexicographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  lexicographical;

lexicographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  lexicographer;

lexicon*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  lexicon;

liana*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  liana; thick twining vine;

libamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink-offering; first fruits;

libamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  libation, offering to the gods;

libamenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink-offering; first fruits;

libanotis*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  rosemary (Pliny);

libatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  libation, sacrificial offering (esp. of drink);

libella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small silver coin, plumbline; level;

libellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  little/small book; memorial; petition; pamphlet, defamatory publication;

libens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  willing, cheerful; glad, pleased;

libenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  willingly; gladly, with pleasure;

libeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  it pleases, is pleasing/agreeable; (w/qui whatever, whichever, no matter);

liber*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  children (pl.); (sg. VOC) child;

liber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - free (man); unimpeded; void of; independent, outspoken/frank; free from tribute;

  - unconstrained, unrestrained, unencumbered; licentious; idle; w/abandon;

liber*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  book, volume; inner bark of a tree;

liberalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  honorable; courteous, well bred, gentlemanly; liberal; generous;

liberalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  liberalism;

liberalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  courtesy, kindness, nobleness; generosity; frankness; gift;

liberaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  graciously, courteously; liberally;

liberatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  liberation/setting free, release/deliverance (from) (debt); acquittal/discharge;

liberator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  liberator, deliverer; savior;

libere*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  freely; frankly; shamelessly;

libero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  free; acquit, absolve; manumit; liberate, release;

liberta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  freedwoman; ex-slave;

libertas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  freedom, liberty; frankness of speech, outspokenness;

libertina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  freedman;

libertinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  freedman;

libertinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a freedman;

liberto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  liberate; E:exempt;

libertus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  freedman; ex-slave;

libidino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gratify/indulge lust/passion;

libidinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lustful, wanton; capricious;

libido*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  desire/longing/wish/fancy; lust, wantonness; will/pleasure; passion/lusts (pl.);

Libitina*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  Libitina, goddess of funerals;

libitinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undertaker;

libo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nibble, sip; pour in offering/a libation; impair; graze, touch, skim (over);

Libo*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Libo; (Roman cognomen);

libra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  scales, balance; level; Roman pound, 12 unciae/ounces; (3/4 pound avoirdupois);

libramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  poise, balance;

libramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weight, counterpoise;

libraria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bookstore;

librariolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  copyist; scribe;

librarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  library (piece of furniture);

librarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bookcase; library;

librarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bookseller;

librarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  copyist, secretary; bookseller;

librarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of books;

libratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  level-making; horizontal position; hurling off;

libricola*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bibliophile;

librilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weighing a (Roman) pound;

libripens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  one who holds the balance (in ceremony of mancipium), man in charge of scales;

libritor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  artilleryman;

libro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  balance,swing; hurl;

libum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cake/pancake; consecrated cake (to gods on 50 birthday); liquid/drink offering;

liburna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war Balkans common OLD]

  light, fast-sailing warship; (Liburian/Illyrian/Croatian galley/brigantine);

liburnica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war Balkans common OLD]

  light, fast-sailing warship; (Liburian/Illyrian/Croatian galley/brigantine);

Liburnicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Balkans uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to the Liburian/Illyrian/Croatian people;

Liburnus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Balkans veryrare OLD]

  Liburian/Illyrian/Croatian (pl.) peoples;

Libya*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Libya (general term for North Africa); peoples (pl.) of Libya;

Libycus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Libyan; African;

Libye*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Libya (general term for North Africa); peoples (pl.) of Libya;

licens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bold, free, forward, presumptuous; uncurbed, unrestrained in conduct;

licenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  boldly/impudently; licentiously/loosely; freely; w/out restraint; extravagantly;

licentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  freedom, liberty; license, disorderliness; outspokenness;

licentio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  authorize, permit; dismiss;

licentiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unrestrained, unbridled; wanton, licentious; free;

liceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  it is permitted, one may; it is all right, lawful, allowed, permitted;

liceo*

  ere, cui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fetch (price); (with ABL or GEN);

liceo*

  ere, -, citum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bid on/for, bid, bid at auction; make a bid;

licet*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  although, granted that; (with subjunctive);

lichanos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama Greece veryrare OLD]

  second highest tetrachord note; (lychanos/lichanos);

lichen*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  lichen; liverwort?; skin disease, tetter, eczema, ringworm; gum/resin as cure;

liciatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weaver's beam;

Licinius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Licinian; of Licenius gens;

licitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bidding, offering of a price;

licitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lawful, permitted;

licium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thread; leash or heddle (in weaving);

lictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lictor, an attendant upon a magistrate;

lien*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  spleen; diseased/enlarged condition of the spleen;

lienis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  spleen; diseased/enlarged condition of the spleen;

lienosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  one suffering from a disorder of the spleen;

lienosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  affected by a disorder of the spleen;

liga*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  league; confederacy;

ligamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bandage; string, fastening, tie; nerve or ligament;

ligamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bandage;

ligator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bookbinder;

ligatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bookbinding;

Liger*

  m., N3.1 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Liger; the Loire, river in western Gaul;

ligia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  confederacy; league;

lignarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carpenter; timber merchant;

lignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  getting/collecting firewood;

lignator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who collects firewood;

ligneolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wooden;

ligneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wooden, wood-; woody, like wood, tough/stringy; [soleae ~ => worn by parricide];

ligno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  collect firewood;

lignosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wood-like; having kernel (Pliny);

lignum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - wood; firewood; trunk/stump/tree; timber; beam/post; wood (material); stave;

  - wood thing/part, writing-tablet, spear shaft; stone (of fruit), shell (nut);

lignum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  the Cross; staff, cudgel, club; gallows/stocks; [~ pedaneum => altar step];

ligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bind, tie, fasten; unite;

ligo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mattock; hoe;

ligula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shoe strap/tie; small spoon (Cal); [ligulas dimittere => leave untied];

ligurio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lick, lick up;

ligurius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ligure, precious gem; hard transparent gem, tourmaline? (L+S);

ligurrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lick, lick up;

ligustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  privet, white-flowered shrub;

ligyrius*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  ligure, precious gem; hard transparent gem, tourmaline? (L+S);

lilacinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lilac-colored;

lilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lily; "lily" trap;

lima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  file (carpenter's); polishing/revision (of a literary work);

limatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather polished, refined;

limatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  filing;

limatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  besmirch;

limax*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slug; snail;

limbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  border, edge; ornamental border of a robe;

limen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  threshold, entrance; lintel; house;

limes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  path, track; limit; strip of uncultivated ground marking boundary;

limino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  illuminate, light up;

limitaneus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  border-situated;

limitaris*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bordering;

limitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fixing; determination;

limito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  bound; limit (Nelson);

limitotrophus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  neighboring, bordering; [~ agri => lands to support/supply frontier troops];

limitrophis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  neighboring, bordering; [~ agri => lands to support/supply frontier troops];

limitrophus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  neighboring, bordering; [~ agri => lands to support/supply frontier troops];

limma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  semi-tone;

limo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  file; polish; file down; detract gradually from;

limonata*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lemonade;

limosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  miry, muddy; marshy, swampy;

limpidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clear;

limus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - apron crossed with purple, worn by attendants at sacrifice/by magistrates;

  - mud/mire; slime; filth/pollution; silt; crusted dirt; sediment of wine;

limus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  oblique, transverse; sidelong, sideways; askew, aslant; askance;

limusina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  limousine;

linamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  line (drawn/traced/geometric); outline of a figure; features, outlines of face;

linea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  string, line (plumb/fishing); [alba ~ => white line at end of race course];

lineamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  line (drawn/traced/marked/geometric); outlines (pl.) (figure/face), features;

lineatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lined;

lineo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  smear, plaster (with); seal (wine jar); erase/rub over; befoul; cover/overlay;

lineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  made of flax or linen;

lingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  lick; lick up (L+S);

Lingon*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Lingones (pl.), a people of W Cen. Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

lingua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tongue; speech, language; dialect;

linguista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  linguist;

linguistica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  linguistics;

linguisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  linguistic;

lingula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tongue of land;

lingulaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  chatterbox;

linguosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  talkative;

liniamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  line (drawn/traced/marked/geometric); outlines (pl.) (figure/face), features;

liniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing linen;

linio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smear, plaster (with); seal (wine jar); erase/rub over; befoul; cover/overlay;

lino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear, plaster (with); seal (wine jar); erase/rub over; befoul; cover/overlay;

linostimus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  linen-, of linen;

linquo*

  uere, iqui, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  leave, quit, forsake; abandon, desist from; allow to remain in place; bequeath;

linteamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  linen cloth;

linteatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  clothed in linen;

linteo*

  m., N3.1 person [early tech --- veryrare L&S]

  linen-weaver;

linteolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  piece/strip of linen; (esp. as used in medicine); bandage;

linter*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boat, skiff, small light boat; trough, vat;

linteum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  linen cloth; linen; sail; napkin; awning; bedsheet (Cal);

linteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  linen-, of linen;

lintriculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small boat;

linum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flax, linen cloth/thread; rope; fishing line; (hunter's/fisher's) net;

lipara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  emollient plaster; (also proper name);

lippio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  have sore eyes, be bleary-eyed;

lippus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having watery or inflamed eyes;

lipsanotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  storehouse for relics;

liquamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fluid, liquid; (esp. fish sauce/garum); liquid mixture (L+S); lye (late);

liquamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mixture; concoction;

liquatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  melting;

liquefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  melt, dissolve; liquefy; make (melody) clear and sweet (liquid);

liquefactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  liquefaction;

liquefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/become melted/dissolved/liquefied; (liquefacio PASS);

liqueo*

  ere, icui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be in molten/liquid state; be clear to a person; be evident;

liqueo*

  ere, ui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be in molten/liquid state; be clear to a person; be evident;

liqueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it is proven, guilt is established; [non ~ => not proven as a verdict/N.L.];

liquesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become liquid/fluid, melt, liquefy; decompose, putrefy; grow soft/effeminate;

liquidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  clear, limpid, pure, unmixed; liquid; flowing, without interruption; smooth;

liquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  melt; strain;

liquo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become liquid, melt away; dissolve (into tears); waste away; flow;

liquor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fluid, liquid;

lis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lawsuit; quarrel;

litania*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  litany;

litatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  favorable sacrifice;

Litaviccus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Litaviccus; (Aedui Gaul, led forces against Caesar);

litera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  letter (alphabet); (pl.) letter, epistle; literature, books, records, account;

literula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - letter of the alphabet; character, letter as written; education, one's ABC's;

  - little letter; elements of education (pl.), one's ABC's; note/brief letter;

  - literary compositions/activities (pl.); erudition, knowledge of books;

literum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  litter; bedding;

lithocolla*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  concrete;

lithographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lithograph;

lithostrotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mosaic;

lithostrotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inlaid with stones;

litigator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  litigant, one engaged in a lawsuit;

litigiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quarrelsome, contentions;

litigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quarrel; go to law;

lito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obtain/give favorable omens from sacrifice; make (acceptable) offering (to);

litoralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of the seashore;

litoreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the seashore;

litra*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  liter;

litrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  liter;

littera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  letter (alphabet); (pl.) letter, epistle; literature, books, records, account;

litteralis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  belonging/pertaining to writing/letters/books; epistolary; of reading/writing;

litterarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  literary; pertaining to writing; [ludus litterarius => an elementary school];

litterate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  literally, to the letter; in plain language; in a clear hand, w/plain letters;

litterate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  in cultivated/erudite manner; learnedly/scientifically/elegantly/cleverly;

litteratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  instruction in reading and writing; study of reading/writing/languages (Ecc);

litterator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  elementary schoolmaster, one who teaches the elements; (often disparagingly);

litteratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  grammatical;

litteratura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  - alphabet, system of letters; writing, use of letters; grammar/instruction in;

  - writing, literature; scholarship, what is learned from books, book-learning;

litteratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - learned, cultured, erudite, well versed in literature; inscribed w/letters;

  - marked/branded/tattooed w/letters (of slaves, as sign of disgrace);

litterosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  learned, cultured, erudite, well versed in literature;

litterula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - letter of the alphabet; character, letter as written; education, one's ABC's;

  - little letter; elements of education (pl.), one's ABC's; note/brief letter;

  - literary compositions/activities (pl.); erudition, knowledge of books;

littus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  shore, seashore, coast, strand; river bank; beach, landing place;

litura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  correction; erasure; blot, smear;

liturarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rough draft;

liturgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  liturgy;

liturgicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  of the liturgy; liturgic (Vatican);

litus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shore, seashore, coast, strand; river bank; beach, landing place;

lituus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curved staff carried by augurs; a kind of war-trumpet curved at one end;

livens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bluish; lead-colored; envious;

liveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be livid or discolored; be envious;

livesco*

  cere, vui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become livid; become black and blue; become envious;

lividulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather envious;

lividus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  livid, slate-colored; discolored by bruises; envious, spiteful;

livor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bluish discoloration (produced by bruising, etc); envy, spite;

lixa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  camp-follower;

lixivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  made into lye; pressed grape must;

lo*

  inter. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  Lo!; (magic word to cure bite of mad dog);

loba*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  straw of Indian millet; nightshade, strychnos;

lobia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare Sou]

  kidney bean;

lobia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lobby;

lobus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon Sou]

  hull, husk, pod; lobe (Latham);

loc*

  loce, locassi, -, V8.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  place, put, station; arrange; contract (for); farm out (taxes) on contract;

localis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  local; of/relating to place;

localiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  locally;

locarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rent;

locatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renting, hiring out or letting (of property);

locator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lessor, who lets out property; one who gives a contract; jobmaster (Erasmus);

locatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  concerned with leases;

locellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  casket, small box;

loco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  place, put, station; arrange; contract (for); farm out (taxes) on contract;

loco*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  for, in the place of, instead of;

loculamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  compartment; case; receptacle for holding things;

loculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compartmented, divided into compartments/cells;

loculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  compartmented, divided into compartments/cells;

loculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - spot, little/small place; compartment/pigeon-hole; coffin, bier (Vulgate);

  - compartmented box (pl.), money-box; school satchel, case for writing material;

locum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seat, rank, position; soldier's post; quarters; category; book passage, topic;

locum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common OLD]

  place, territory/locality/neighborhood/region; position/point; aim point; site;

locum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- common L&S]

  region, places (pl.); places connected with each other;

locumtenens*

  m., N3.3 person [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  lieutenant;

locuples*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  substantial, opulent, wealthy; rich in lands; rich, richly provided; trusty;

locupleto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enrich;

locus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  seat, rank, position; soldier's post; quarters; category; book passage, topic;

locus*

  m., N2.1 where [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - place, territory/locality/neighborhood/region; position/point; aim point; site;

  - part of the body; female genitals (pl.); grounds of proof;

locusta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  locust; crustacean, lobster (w/marina/maris);

locutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speech, act of speaking; style of speaking; phrase/expression; pronunciation;

lodix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  blanket, rug;

logarithmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  logarithm;

logicaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  logically;

logicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  logic (pl.);

logicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  logical;

loginquitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  distance, remoteness, isolation (Nelson); time-length (Redmond);

logion*

  n., N2.8 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon Sou]

  breastplate (oracular); priestly breastplate/pectoral; (of Jewish high priest);

logium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon Sou]

  breastplate (oracular); priestly breastplate/pectoral; (of Jewish high priest);

logos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  word; mere words (pl.), joke, jest, bon mot;

logus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  word; mere words (pl.), joke, jest, bon mot;

loliarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of darnel;

lolium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  darnel/lolium; (grass found as weed in grain); (mistakenly) cockle, tares;

lolligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  cuttle-fish;

lomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  face-cream (of bean-meal); face power, blue pigment; loment, bean-meal;

lomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  soap; (Cal);

Londinium*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- Britian uncommon L&S]

  London;

Londinum*

  n., N2.2 locale [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  London;

Londonium*

  n., N2.4 locale [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  London;

longaevitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  long life; (Erasmus);

longaevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  aged; of great age, ancient;

longaminus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  patient; long-suffering;

longanimis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  patient, long-suffering;

longanimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  patience, forebearance, long-suffering;

longanimiter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  patiently, with forebearance/long-suffering;

longe*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  far (off), distant, a long way; by far; for a long while, far (in future/past);

longinque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  far/long way (off), distant, at a distance; for a long while; longwindedly;

longinquitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distance, length, duration; remoteness;

longinquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  put far off, remove to a distance; put far away from (Souter);

longinquo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  far/long way (off), distant, at a distance; for/after a long while/interval;

longinquom*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  far/long way (off), distant, at a distance; for/after a long while/interval;

longinquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  remote, distant, far off; lasting, of long duration;

longitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  length;

longitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  longitude;

longiturnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  duration; length of days (Vulgate);

longiturnus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  long, of long duration; many (days) (Vulgate);

longule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather far, at a little distance;

longulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather long;

longurium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  long pole;

longurius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  long pole;

longus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  long; tall; tedious, taking long time; boundless; far; of specific length/time;

lophos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  crest; comb (chicken/cock);

loquacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  talkativeness;

loquaculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather talkative;

loquax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  talkative, loquacious;

loquela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speech, utterance;

loquella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speech, utterance;

loquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  speak, tell; talk; mention; say, utter; phrase;

loramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  strap;

lorarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flogger; harness-maker;

loratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bound with thongs;

lorea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  laurel/bay tree; laurel crown/wreath/branch; triumph, victory; honor (poets);

loreola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small laurel branch, sprig of bay; (announces victory); little laurel/victory;

loretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  laurel grove; (esp. as proper name) place on Aventine Hill at Rome;

loreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of thongs;

lorica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coat of mail; breastwork, parapet, fortification;

loricatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing a cuirass;

loripes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bandy-legged;

lorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  leather strap, thong; shoe strap; rawhide whip; dog leash; reins (usu. pl.);

lorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leather strap, thong; shoe strap; rawhide whip; dog leash; reins (usu. pl.);

lotium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  urine; (liquid for washing - urine used for bleaching); (rude/veterinary);

lotor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  laundryman;

lotos*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  lotus, flower of forgetfulness; water lily; trefoil; nettle-tree, pipe from it;

lotus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  lotus, flower of forgetfulness; water lily; trefoil; nettle-tree, pipe from it;

lotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  elegant, fashionable; sumptuous/luxurious; fine, well turned out; washed/clean;

lous*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lotus plant; nettle plant;

LS*

  m., N9.8 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  place for seal or signature; (locus sigilli);

lubens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  willing, cheerful; glad, pleased;

lubenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  willingly; gladly, with pleasure;

lubeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it pleases/is pleasing/agreeable; please/want/feel like; [w/qui => no matter];

lubidino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  gratify/indulge lust/passion;

lubido*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  desire/longing/wish/fancy; lust, wantonness; will/pleasure; passion/lusts (pl.);

lubrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make slippery; slip (especially morally) (Souter); render uncertain;

lubrico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  slip (morally);

lubricosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sticky; clayey;

lubricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  slippery; sinuous; inconstant; hazardous, ticklish; deceitful;

lucar*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  money set for public entertainment; sacred grove; forest tax (for actors L+S);

Lucas*

  m., N1.8 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Luke;

lucellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small or petty gain;

luceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - shine, emit light (heavenly body); dawn; cause to shine; be clear/evident;

  - sparkle/glitter/shine w/reflected light; be conspicuous in merit, excel;

  - be bright/resplendent; be visible, show up; [lucet => it is (becoming) light];

lucerna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oil lamp; midnight oil;

lucesco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  begin to shine; grow light (of the day), dawn; (usu. IMPERS);

lucesco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  it grows light, it is getting light, dawn is coming/breaking, day is breaking;

lucido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  elucidate;

lucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bright, shining; clear;

Lucifer*

  m., N2.3 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Lucifer, Satan;

lucifer*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  morning star, day star, planet Venus; bringer of light;

lucifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  light bringing;

lucifluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  light-streaming; glorious;

lucifugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  avoiding the light of day;

Lucina*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  Lucina, goddess of childbirth; childbirth;

lucinaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  lamp;

lucisco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  begin to shine; grow light (of the day), dawn; (usu. IMPERS);

lucisco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  it grows light, it is getting light, dawn is coming/breaking, day is breaking;

lucius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pike;

Lucius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Lucius (Roman praenomen); (abb. L.);

lucrativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gainful; L:bequeathed;

lucrifacio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gain, receive as profit;

lucrifio*

  fere, -, factum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gain; receive as profit; (passive form of lucrifacio);

lucrifuga*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  non-profiteer; one who shuns gains;

lucro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gain, win; make a profit (out of );

lucrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gainful, lucrative;

lucrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  gain, profit; avarice;

luctamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  struggling, exertion;

luctator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wrestler;

luctificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dire, calamitous;

luctisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sad-sounding;

lucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wrestle; struggle; fight (against);

luctuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mournful; grievous;

luctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  grief, sorrow, lamentation, mourning; cause of grief;

lucubra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  lamp;

lucubratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  night work; work-by-nightlamp; nocturnal study; "burning the midnight oil";

lucubro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  work by lamp-light, "burn the midnight oil"; make or produce at night;

luculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shining, bright, brilliant, splendid;

luculenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excellent; fine; beautiful;

lucumo*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one possessed; an Etrurian;

lucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  grove; sacred grove;

lucusta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  locust; crustacean, lobster(?) (w/marina/maris);

ludia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  actress; female gladiator;

ludibriosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scornful; full of mockery;

ludibrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mockery; laughingstock;

ludibundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having fun; cares free;

ludicer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  connected with sport or the stage;

ludicrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stage play; show; source of fun, plaything;

ludicrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  connected with sport or the stage;

ludificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mockery;

ludificator*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mocker; one who mocks;

ludifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make fun/sport of, treat as a plaything; trifle with;

ludifico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make fun/sport of, treat as a plaything; trifle with;

ludimagister*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  teacher; school-master;

ludio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  dancer; stage performer;

ludius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  dancer; stage performer;

ludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  play, mock, tease, trick;

ludus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  game, play, sport, pastime, entertainment, fun; school, elementary school;

luella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  expiation;

lues*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plague, pestilence; scourge, affliction;

Lugdunum*

  n., N2.2 locale [classical --- France uncommon Def]

  Lyons in France; Leyden (-Batava) in Belgium;

lugeo*

  ere, uxi, uctum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mourn, grieve (over); bewail, lament; be in mourning;

lugubre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mourning dress (as pl.);

lugubris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mourning; mournful; grievous;

lumbare*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  apron/girdle for the loins; loin-cloth (Souter);

lumbarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loin-cloth;

lumbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loins; loins as the seat of sexual excitement;

lumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  light; lamp, torch; eye (of a person); life; day, daylight;

luminare*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  car-light; projector lamp;

luminare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  window-shutter, window;

lumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  illuminate, give light to; light up; reveal/throw light on; brighten (w/color);

luminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bright;

luna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  moon; month;

lunaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lunar; pertaining to the moon;

lunatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crescent-shaped;

luno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make crescent-shaped, curve;

lunter*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  boat, skiff; (archaic form of linter);

luo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - pay; pay fine, compensate/atone; [poenam ~ => suffer punishment as expiation];

  - atone, make amends for, expiate; compensate; liberate/set free; redeem (debt);

  - fulfill (promise), make good; discharge (debt); avert (trouble) by expiation;

luo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wash, lave; cleanse, purge (L+S);

lupa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  she-wolf; prostitute;

lupanar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brothel;

lupatria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  term of abuse for a woman;

lupatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jagged toothed bit (pl.); club armed with sharp teeth;

lupatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  furnished with jagged/wolf's teeth/sharp points;

Lupercal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grotto on Palatine hill sacred to Lycean Pan; fertility festival of Lycean Pan;

Lupercus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  protector against wolves (Pan); priest in Lycean fertility festival (15 Feb);

lupinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lupin; fake money;

lupinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lupin; fake money;

lupinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to a wolf; made of wolf-skin;

lupio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  cry, utter the natural cry of the kite;

lupulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hops;

lupus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wolf; grappling iron;

lurchinabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eating greedily; guzzling, gorging; devouring;

lurcho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eat greedily; guzzle, gorge; devour (Ecc); eat voraciously (L+S);

lurcho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eat greedily; guzzle, gorge; devour (Ecc); eat voraciously (L+S);

lurcho*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glutton; gourmand; (also general form of abuse);

lurcinabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eating greedily; guzzling, gorging; devouring;

lurco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eat greedily; guzzle, gorge; devour (Ecc); eat voraciously (L+S);

lurco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eat greedily; guzzle, gorge; devour (Ecc); eat voraciously (L+S);

lurco*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glutton; gourmand; (also general form of abuse);

luridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sallow, wan, ghastly;

luror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ghastliness, paleness;

luscinia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nightingale;

lusciosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  purblind, dim-sighted;

luscitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  purblind, dim-sighted;

luscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one-eyed;

lusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  play; act of playing;

lusito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  amuse oneself; play (often); play sport (Erasmus);

lusor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  player; tease; one who treats (of a subject) lightly;

lusorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of playing;

lustralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relating to purification; serving to avert evil; [fons ~ => holy water font];

lustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - purify cermonially (w/procession), cleanse by sacrifice, expiate;

  - review/inspect, look around, seek; illuminate; traverse/roam/move over/through;

lustro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  haunt/frequent brothels;

lustro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  frequenter of brothels and similar haunts;

lustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - bog/morass/slough, muddy place; forest/wilderness/wilds, haunt of wild beasts;

  - den (usu. pl.) of vice/iniquity, place of debauchery; brothel;

  - purifying/cleansing ceremony; (by censors every 5 years); period of 5/4 years;

luteolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yellow;

luter*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hand basin; washing/bath tub; laver/brazen vessel for ablutions of priests;

lutesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become muddy;

Lutetia*

  f., N1.1 locale [later --- France uncommon trans]

  Paris; (city in Gaul/France);

luteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yellow; saffron; of mud or clay; good for nothing;

Lutheranismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Lutheranism;

Lutheranus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Lutheran;

luticipulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mudguard;

lutito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bedaub; bring into contempt;

lutosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  muddy;

lutulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  muddy; turbid; dirty; morally polluted;

lutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - mud, dirt, clay; (for modelling/building); [pro ~ => common as dirt];

  - weld/plant giving yellow dye (Reseda Luteola); the dye; yellow color; (long u);

lutus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mud, dirt, clay; (for modelling/building); [pro ~ => common as dirt];

lux*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  light, daylight, light of day; life; world; day; [prima luce => at daybreak];

luxatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  dislocation;

luxatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  dislocation;

luxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sprain (limb), dislocate; displace, force out of position; put out of joint;

luxuria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  luxury; extravagance; thriving condition;

luxuries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  luxury, extravagance, thriving condition;

luxurio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grow luxuriantly/rank; luxuriate; frisk/gambol; revel/run riot; indulge oneself;

luxurio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  grow luxuriantly/rank; luxuriate; frisk/gambol; revel/run riot; indulge oneself;

luxuriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  luxuriant, exuberant; immoderate; wanton, luxurious, self-indulgent;

luxus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  luxury, soft living; sumptuousness;

Lycaonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Lycaonia (district in southern Asia Minor between Galatia and Cilicia);

lycaonice*

  adv. [--- --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  in the dialect of Lycaonia (district in southern Asia Minor), in Lycaonian;

Lycaonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast veryrare OLD]

  Lycaonian, inhabitant of Lycaonia (district in southern Asia Minor);

lyceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram Greece uncommon OLD]

  gymnasium of Aristotle; Cicero's Tusculan gymnasium; high school (Ecc); college;

lychanos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama Greece veryrare OLD]

  second highest tetrachord note; (lychanos/lichanos);

lychnuchus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lamp-holder; lamp stand;

lychnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lamp (esp. one hung from the ceiling);

lycopersicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tomato;

lympha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  water; water-nymph;

lymphans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frenzied, frantic; distracted; deranged, crazy;

lymphaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frenzied;

lymphatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  frenzy, madness;

lymphatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frenzied, frantic; distracted; deranged, crazy;

lympho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  derange, drive crazy; (PASS) be in state of frenzy;

lyncurion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ligure/precious gem; hard transparent gem, tourmaline? (L+S); amber (OLD);

lyncurium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  ligure/precious gem; hard transparent gem, tourmaline? (L+S); amber (OLD);

lyncurius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  ligure/precious gem; hard transparent gem, tourmaline? (L+S); amber (OLD);

lynx*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  lynx; lynx skin/pelt; fictitious tree (invented to explain lyncurium/ligure);

lyra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lyre; lyric poetry/inspiration/genius; Lyra/the Lyre (constellation); lute/harp;

lyricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lyric;

lytrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ransom (pl.);

M*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - Manius (Roman praenomen); (abb. M'.);

  - Marcus (Roman praenomen); (abb. M.); (also) maximus, mille, milia, municipium;

macaronicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- veryrare Cal]

  of macaroni;

maccarono*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Cal]

  macaroni;

maccis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mace/macis; nutmeg spice; imaginary spice (OLD);

maccus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fool; clown in the Atellan farces;

macea*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  mace; club;

Macedo*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Macedonian, one from Macedonia; Macedonia, the territory; men Macedonian armed;

Macedonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Macedonia;

Macedonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Macedonian, of/from/belonging to Macedonia;

Macedonienis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  Macedonian, of/from/belonging to Macedonia;

Macedonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  Macedonian, of/from/belonging to Macedonia;

macellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provision-market;

macer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thin (men, animals, plants), scraggy, lean, small, meager; thin (soil), poor;

maceria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wall (of brick/stone); (esp. one enclosing a garden);

maceries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wall (of brick/stone); (esp. one enclosing a garden);

macero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make wet/soft, soak/steep/bathe; soften; wear down, exhaust; worry, annoy/vex;

macesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  become thin, grow lean, become meager/poor; wither/shrivel (of fruit);

machaera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  single-edged sword; Persian or Arab sword (late); weapon;

machina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  machine; siege engine; scheme;

machinalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  machine-like;

machinamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  siege-engine;

machinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  driver;

machinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  machine; engine (of war), mechanism, contrivance, artifice; trick, device;

machinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  engineer, one who devises/constructs machines; contriver of plots/events;

machino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devise; plot;

macia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  mace; club;

macies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leanness, meagerness; poverty;

macilentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thin, lean; meager (L+S);

macium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- veryrare Med]

  mace; club;

macresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become thin, waste away;

macrobioticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  macrobiotic;

macrocollum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  paper of the largest size;

macrocosmicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  macrocosmic;

macrocosmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  macrocosm; external universe;

macrologus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Med]

  great speaker;

macronosia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  prolonged illness;

macronozia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  prolonged illness;

macroscopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gnarl;

mactator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  slaughterer, one who slaughters/kills;

macte*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well done! good! bravo! (VOC of mactus, N implied) (macte S, macti P);

macti*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well done! good! bravo! (VOC of mactus, N implied) (macte S, macti P);

macto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  magnify, honor; sacrifice; slaughter, destroy;

mactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the Gods, worshiped, honored;

macula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spot, stain, blemish; dishonor; mesh in a net;

maculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spot; pollute; dishonor, taint;

maculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spotted; disreputable;

madefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wet/moisten, make wet/moist/drunk; soak/drench/steep; intoxicate/soak (w/drink);

madefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wet, soaked, stained;

madefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be moistened, be made wet; be soaked/drenched/steeped/drunk; (madefaci PASS);

madeo*

  ere, dui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be wet (w/tears/perspiration), be dripping/sodden;

madesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become wet/moist;

Madianitis*

  m/f., N3.9 group [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Madianite/Midianite, person from Madian/Midian;

Madianitis*

  , adj. [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Madianite/Midianite, of/from Madian/Midian; Madianitish;

madide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so as to be dripping/sodden/drenched/thoroughly wet; drunkenly;

madidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wet, moist; dripping, juicy; sodden, drenched; drunk, tipsy; steeped in;

maeander*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wavy line; river famous for winding path; roundabout ways/twists/turnings (pl.);

maeleth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later drama NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  harp, lute (Hebrew);

maena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  small sea-fish;

Maenas*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Bacchante, female votary of Bacchus; inspired/frenzied woman;

Maenas*

  f., N3.7 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Bacchante, female votary of Bacchus; inspired/frenzied woman;

maenianum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  balcony;

maerens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sad, melancholy; mournful, gloomy woeful, doleful; mourning, lamenting (L+S);

maereo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grieve, be sad, mourn; bewail/mourn for/lament; utter mournfully;

maeror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grief, sorrow, sadness; mourning; lamentation (L+S);

maeste*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sadly; mournfully; sorrowfully (Latham); with sadness (L+S);

maestifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  grieve, make sad/sorrowful, sadden;

maestificus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  saddening;

maestiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sadly; mournfully; sorrowfully (Latham); in a way to indicate sorrow (L+S);

maestitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sadness, sorrow, grief; source of grief; dullness, gloom;

maestitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sadness, sorrow, grief; source of grief; dullness, gloom;

maesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grieve, make sad; afflict (L+S);

maestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sad/unhappy; mournful/gloomy; mourning; stern/grim; ill-omened/inauspicious;

maevia*

  f., N1.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  anywoman (legal); Maevia, Roman proper name;

maevius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  anyman (legal); Maevius, Roman proper name; (wretched poet Virgil contemporary);

Magdalena*

  f., N1.1 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Magdalen;

magia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  magic; sorcery;

magicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  magic, magical;

magis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to greater extent, more nearly; rather, instead; more; (forms COMP w/DJ);

magister*

  m., N2.3 person [--- gram --- veryfreq ---]

  teacher, tutor, master, expert, chief; pilot of a ship; rabbi;

magisterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  master (academic title);

magisterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  office of superintendent/president/master/chief; instruction/control/governance;

magisterius*

  a, um, adj. [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  magisterial; official;

magistra*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  instructress;

magistratus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  magistracy, civil office; office; magistrate, functionary;

magma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unguent dregs (Pliny);

magnale*

  n., N3.4 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  great things (pl.); mighty works/deeds/words;

magnanemitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  magnanimity; generosity; highmindedness, loftiness of spirit;

magnanimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare OLD]

  magnanimity; generosity; highmindedness, loftiness of spirit;

magnanimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brave, bold, noble in spirit (esp. kings/heroes); generous;

magnas*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  great man; important person; magnate; vassal (Z); tenant-in-chief; baron;

magnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  great man; important person; magnate; vassal (Z); tenant-in-chief; baron;

magnes*

  m., N3.6 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  magnet, lodestone; inhabitants of Magnesia (pl.);

magnes*

  , adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  magnetic; of a magnet/lodestone; of Magnesia; [~ lapis => magnet, lodestone];

magnesium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  magnesium;

magneticus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- common L&S]

  magnetic;

magnetismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  magnetism;

magnetizabilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  magnetizable;

magnetizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  magnetize;

magnetophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  tape recorder;

magnetoscopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  video recorder;

magnificabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  splendidly, greatly, terrifically;

magnifice*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  splendidly, in fine/lordly manner/language; superbly; proudly/boastfully;

magnificenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  splendidly, in fine/lordly manner/language; superbly; proudly/boastfully;

magnificentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greatness; loftiness, nobleness; generosity; grandeur, splendor, luxury; pride;

magnifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  prize, esteem greatly; praise, extol;

magnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  splendid/excellent/sumptuous/magnificent/stately; noble/eminent; proud/boastful;

magniloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exalted diction; braggadocio;

magniloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boastful;

magnitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  size, magnitude, bulk; greatness. importance, intensity;

magnopere*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greatly, exceedingly; with great effort; very much; particularly, especially;

magnufice*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  splendidly, in fine/lordly manner/language; superbly; proudly/boastfully;

magnuficenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  splendidly, in fine/lordly manner/language; superbly; proudly/boastfully;

magnuficentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greatness; loftiness, nobleness; generosity; grandeur, splendor, luxury; pride;

magnufico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  prize, esteem greatly; praise, extol;

magnuficus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  splendid/excellent/sumptuous/magnificent/stately; noble/eminent; proud/boastful;

magnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - large/great/big/vast/huge; much; powerful; tall/long/broad; extensive/spacious;

  - great (achievement); mighty; distinguished; skilled; bold/confident; proud;

  - full/complete/utter/pure; intense; loud; at high price; notable/famous; old;

magonicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mayonnaise;

magus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wise/learned man; magician (Persian); astrologer;

magus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  magic, magical;

maharaia*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  maharaja;

maheleth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later drama NearEast veryrare Eccl]

  harp, lute (Hebrew);

mahemium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  mayhem;

Mahometanus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Moslem;

Mai*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  May (month/mensis understood); abb. Mai.;

Maius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  May (month/mensis understood); abb. Mai.;

maizium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  maize;

majalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  gelded/castrated hog/boar; barrow pig/hog; swine; (term of abuse);

majestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - majesty, dignity (of god/rank/position); majesty of people/state; sovereignty;

  - grandeur, greatness; dignity/majesty (of language); [crimen ~ => high treason];

majestativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  majestic;

majestuosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  majestic;

major*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ancestors (pl.);

major*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mayor;

majoritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  majority (the biggest number); greater size/rank;

Majuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  Majuma festival; mock sea fight on Tiber in May;

majuscula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  capital letter;

majuscule*

  adv. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  capitalized; with capital letter;

majusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat greater; little older;

mala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cheeks, jaws;

malachita*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  malachite;

malachiteus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  malachite-colored;

malacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calm; dead calm;

malacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soft, pliable; effeminate, delicate;

malagma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  emollient; poultice; mixture (of unguents) (Souter);

malagma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  emollient; poultice; mixture (of unguents) (Souter);

malagranata*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  pomegranate; (Vulgate spelling 2 Chron 3:16/4:13);

malagranatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- common L&S]

  pomegranate; (Vulgate spelling 2 Chron 3:16/4:13);

malaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  malaria;

male*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  badly, ill, wrongly, wickedly, unfortunately; extremely;

maledicax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  slanderous; abusive; scurrilous;

maledice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  slanderously; abusively; scurrilously;

maledicens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slanderous; abusive; scurrilous;

maledico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speak ill/evil of, revile, slander; abuse, curse;

maledictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  slander/abuse; evil speaking, reviling; curse/punishment/condemnation (Souter);

maledictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insult, reproach, taunt;

maledicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  slanderous; abusive; scurrilous; evil-speaking; (of persons/remarks);

malefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  do evil/wrong/harm/injury/mischief; act wickedly;

malefactor*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon ---]

  malefactor; wrongdoer, evildoer;

malefica*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  witch; sorceress;

malefice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wickedly; viciously; mischievously (L+S); maliciously (Ecc);

maleficentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  wickedness; viciousness; evil/evil-doing (L+S); ill conduct; injury, harm;

maleficio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  practice sorcery/black magic;

maleficium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crime/misdeed/offense; injury/hurt/wrong; fraud/deception (L+S); sorcery; pest;

maleficus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  criminal, wrongdoer; magician, enchanter, sorcerer (L+S);

maleficus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wicked, criminal, nefarious, evil; harmful, noxious, injurious; of black magic;

malefidus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  faithless;

malefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be injured; (malefacio PASS);

maleloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  slander;

malesuadus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ill-advising;

malevola*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  female enemy/foe/ill-wisher;

malevole*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  malevolently;

malevolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spiteful, malevolent; ill-disposed; disaffected (L+S); envious; malicious (Ecc);

malevolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ill-will/spite/malice; malevolence; dislike/hatred/envy (L+S); evil disposition;

malevolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  enemy/foe/ill-wisher; ill-disposed person;

malevolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spiteful, malevolent; ill-disposed; disaffected (L+S); envious;

malicorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  pomegranate rind; (used in medicine);

malifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  apple-bearing;

malificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wicked, criminal, nefarious, evil; harmful, noxious, injurious; of black magic;

malignans*

  m., N3.3 person [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  wicked/bad/malicious person; the wicked (pl.);

malignans*

  , adj. [later --- --- common L&S]

  wicked; malicious;

malignitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ill-will, spite, malice; niggardliness;

maligno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common L&S]

  malign; act/do/contrive maliciously; act badly/wickedly (Ecc);

maligno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- common L&S]

  malign; act/do/contrive maliciously; act badly/wickedly (Ecc);

malignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  spiteful; niggardly; narrow;

maliloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  evil-speaking; slander;

malitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ill will, malice; wickedness; vice, fault;

malitiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wickedly, craftily, roguishly, knavishly;

malitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wicked; crafty, roguish, knavish;

malivola*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  female enemy/foe/ill-wisher;

malivole*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  malevolently;

malivolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spiteful, malevolent; ill-disposed; disaffected (L+S); envious;

malivolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ill-will/spite/malice; malevolence; dislike/hatred/envy (L+S); evil disposition;

malivolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  enemy/foe/ill-wisher; ill-disposed person;

malivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spiteful, malevolent; ill-disposed; disaffected (L+S); envious;

malleator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hammerer, beater, he who pounds/hammers/beats;

malleatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hammered, beaten;

malleolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fire-dart; brush for burning (Vulgate Prayer of Azariah 1:23);

malleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hammer; mallet, maul; (also medical for the inner ear bone);

malluvia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  water in which the hands have been washed (pl.); water for washing hands (L+S);

malluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dish for washing (hands); wash-basin;

malo*

  lle, lui, -, V6.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  prefer; incline toward, wish rather;

malobathrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  plant, from which ointment was prepared;

malogranata*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  pomegranate;

malogranatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- common L&S]

  pomegranate;

maltum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  malt;

malum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - apple; fruit; lemon; quince;

  - evil, mischief; disaster, misfortune, calamity, plague; punishment; harm/hurt;

malus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mast; beam; tall pole, upright pole; standard, prop, staff;

malus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  apple tree;

malus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bad, evil, wicked; ugly; unlucky;

malva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mallow-plant;

malvaceus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mauve-colored;

Mam*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Mamereus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Mam.);

Mamereus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Mamereus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Mam.);

mamilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  breast, teat;

mamma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breast, udder;

mammale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mammal;

mammon*

  m., N3.9 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  riches, wealth; (gain of wickedness, quasi-personification of covetousness OED);

mammona*

  m., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  riches, wealth; (gain of wickedness, quasi-personification of covetousness OED);

mammonas*

  m., N1.8 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  riches, wealth; (gain of wickedness, quasi-personification of covetousness OED);

mamona*

  m., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  riches, wealth; (gain of wickedness, quasi-personification of covetousness OED);

mamonas*

  m., N1.8 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  riches, wealth; (gain of wickedness, quasi-personification of covetousness OED);

mamzer*

  m/f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bastard, one of illegitimate birth; whoreson (Souter); (Hebrew);

mamzer*

  , adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bastard, illegitimate;

man*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  manna; (food from God in Siani); [man/man hu => (Hebrew) what/what is this];

Manasses*

  m., N1.7 name [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Manasses; (son of Joseph in Vulgate Genesis);

manceps*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  contractor, agent;

mancipium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  possession; formal purchase; slaves;

mancipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfer, sell; surrender;

mancupium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  formal acceptance; possession; formal purchase; (mancipium);

mancus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maimed, crippled; powerless;

mancussus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  engraved, struck; [solidus mancusus => type of gold coin];

mancusus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  engraved, struck; [solidus mancusus => type of gold coin];

mandarinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  tangerine;

mandatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  order, command, commission; mandate; commandment;

mandibula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  jaw; (not exactly jawbone = maxilla);

mandibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  jaw; (not exactly jawbone = maxilla);

mando*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chew, champ, masticate, gnaw; eat, devour; lay waste;

mando*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  entrust, commit to one's charge, deliver over; commission; order, command;

mandorla*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  nimbus framing figure; (recent) lenticular/almond-shaped panel (art);

mandra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stall, cattle pen; a herd of cattle; a draughtboard;

mandragoras*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  mandrake; (plant used in medicine as soporific/sleep inducing);

manduco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chew, masticate, gnaw; eat, devour;

manduco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chew, masticate, gnaw; eat, devour;

manduco*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  glutton; gourmand; big eater;

mane*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  morning, morn; [multo mane => very early in the morning];

mane*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  in the morning; early in the morning;

MANE*

  MANEi, MANEum, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  MENE; (MENE TEKEL PHARES writing on the wall - Vulgate Daniel 5:25);

manentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  permanence; permanency;

maneo*

  ere, nsi, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  remain, stay, abide; wait for; continue, endure, last; spend the night (sexual);

manerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  manor; manor-house; [~ dominium => demesne manor];

manga*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  mango;

manganum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  manganese; W: mangonel/mangonneau (stone-casting machine of war);

mangifera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  mango tree;

mango*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  dealer (Collins);

manhu*

  n., N9.9 thing [later agri NearEast veryrare L&S]

  manna; (food from God for wandering Hebrews); [man hu => (Hebrew) what is this];

mania*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mania; craze;

maniacus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  maniac;

manibia*

  f., N1.1 thing [early war --- veryrare ---]

  general's share of the booty; prize-money; profits; (archaic form of manubia);

manica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleeves (pl.), long sleeves; gloves, gauntlets; armlets; handcuffs, manacles;

manicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having long sleeves;

manico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  come in the morning; rise/set out in the morning (Souter);

manicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little hand;

manicura*

  f., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  manicurist;

manifestarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flagrant (errors); caught in the act, caught redhanded (criminals);

manifestarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  plain; clear; evident;

manifestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  manifestation; manifesting; demonstration, revelation, display;

manifestative*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  demonstratively, revealingly;

manifestativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  manifestative; manifesting; demonstrative, reveling;

manifesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make visible/clearer/evident/plain; reveal, make known; disclose; clarify;

manifesto*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undeniably, red-handed, in the act; evidently, plainly, manifestly;

manifestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - detected, plainly guilty; flagrant, plain; caught in act/redhanded; undoubted;

  - clear, evident, plain, obvious; conspicuous, noticeable; unmistakable;

manioca*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cassava;

maniplus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maniple, company of soldiers, one third of a cohort; handful, bundle;

manipretium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wages, hire, reward;

manipularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to maniple; belonging to the ranks; private;

manipularis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soldier of a maniple; common soldier, private; marine; comrades (pl.);

manipulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in handfuls; in companies;

manipulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maniple, company of soldiers, one third of a cohort; handful, bundle;

manis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shades/ghosts of dead (pl.); gods of Lower World; corpse/remains; underworld;

Manius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Manius (Roman praenomen); (abb. M'.); one who has fallen on hard times;

Manlius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Manlian; of Manlius gens;

manna*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  manna; (food from God for Exodus Jews); food for the soul, divine support;

manna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  manna, vegetable juice hardened to grains (Pliny);

manna*

  n., N9.9 thing [later agri NearEast uncommon L&S]

  manna; (food from God for wandering Hebrews); [man hu => (Hebrew) what is this];

mannulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pony;

mannus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pony;

mano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow, pour; be shed; be wet; spring;

manometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  manometer;

mansio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lodging, stop; day's journey, stage; staying away; abode/quarters/home/dwelling;

mansionariatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  office of resident priest;

mansionarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  sexton/sacristan/custodian; holder of small benefice; lodging manager; resident;

mansito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spend the night, stay;

mansiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little/small home/dwelling;

mansuefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tame; civilize; make peaceful/quiet/docile;

mansuefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  become/be tamed/civilized/peaceful/docile; (mansuefacio PASS);

mansues*

  , adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  tame; mild, gentle; soft (L+S); tamed;

mansues*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tame; mild, gentle; soft (L+S); tamed;

mansuesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tame; become/grow tame; render/become mild/gentle/less harsh/severe;

mansueto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tame; make tame; subdue, soften (Souter); become subdued; restrain (Vulgate);

mansuetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tameness, gentleness, mildness; clemency;

mansuetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tame; mild, gentle; less harsh/severe;

mantele*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  handtowel; napkin; towel, cloth; tablecloth (L+S);

mantelium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  handtowel; napkin; towel, cloth; tablecloth (L+S);

mantelletum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  mantel covering the surplice of prelate; cape, cope;

mantellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cloak, mantel; handtowel (L+S); napkin; towel, cloth;

mantelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  handtowel; napkin; towel, cloth; cloak, mantel (L+S);

mantica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  traveling-bag, knapsack;

mantile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  handtowel; napkin; towel, cloth; tablecloth;

mantilium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  handtowel; napkin; towel, cloth; tablecloth;

mantum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Spanish cloak;

manualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fitted to the hand;

manubia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  general's share of the booty (pl.); prize-money; profits;

manubrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  haft, handle; handle-bar (Cal);

manucapio*

  pere, cepi, ptum, V3.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  go bail(for); undertake;

manufactus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hand-made; made by hand; made with hands;

manufestarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  flagrant (errors); caught in the act, caught redhanded (criminals);

manufesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make visible/clearer/evident/plain; reveal, make known; disclose; clarify;

manufesto*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undeniably, red-handed, in the act; evidently, plainly, manifestly;

manufestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - detected, plainly guilty; flagrant, plain; caught in act/redhanded; undoubted;

  - clear, evident, plain, obvious; conspicuous, noticeable; unmistakable;

manufollium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hand-ball;

manulearius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  maker of sleeved garments;

manuleatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  w/(long) sleeves; (persons) wearing long-sleeved tunics (sign of effeminacy);

manuleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  long sleeve;

manumissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  manumission, release from authority of manus; freeing of slave;

manumitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  release, free, set free/at liberty, emancipate;

manuplus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maniple, company of soldiers, one third of a cohort; handful, bundle;

manupretium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wages, hire, reward;

manus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hand, fist; team; gang, band of soldiers; handwriting; (elephant's) trunk;

manuscriptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  manuscript;

manuscriptus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hand-written;

manutergium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  towel;

manzer*

  m/f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  bastard, one of illegitimate birth; mongrel (Latham); (Hebrew);

manzer*

  , adj. [later eccl NearEast veryrare L&S]

  bastard, illegitimate; (Hebrew);

manzerinus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Med]

  bastard, one of illegitimate birth; mongrel (Latham); (Hebrew);

mapale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  huts (pl.) of African nomads; house of ill repute; follies, useless things;

mappa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  white cloth; napkin; handkerchief; cloth dropped as start signal; tablecloth;

mappula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  table-napkin;

maranatha*

  inter. [late eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  our Lord cometh; (Aramaic through Greek);

marca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal Germany common Med]

  mark; (German gold/silver weight, coin); (11th century = ~8 ounces, later ~1);

marcens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  withered/dropping; exhausted/weak/feeble; heavy (eyes); apathetic/languid/jaded;

marceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be enfeebled, weak or faint;

marcesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wither, shrivel up; fade/pine away; become weak/enfeebled/languid/apathetic;

marchio*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  marquis;

marchionatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  marquisate; office of marquis;

marchionissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  marchioness;

marcidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  withered/dropping/rotten; lacking rigidity; exhausted/weak; apathetic/languid;

marco*

  cere, cui, citum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be withered/flabby, droop/shrivel; flag/faint; be weak/enfeebled/idle/apathetic;

marcor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  decay; faintness;

marculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small hammer;

Marcus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Marcus (Roman praenomen); (abb. M.);

mare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sea; sea water;

margarinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  margarine;

margarita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pearl;

marginalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  marginal;

margino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provide with borders;

margo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  margin, edge, flange, rim, border; threshold; bank, retaining wall; gunwale;

Maria*

  f., N1.1 name [later eccl --- frequent ---]

  Mary;

marinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marine; of the sea; sea born;

marisca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  kind of large/inferior fig; hemorrhoids (pl.), piles;

mariscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of rush;

mariscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  kind of large/inferior fig;

marita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wife;

maritagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  marriage;

maritimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  maritime; of/near/by the sea; coastal; relating/used to sea; seafaring/naval;

marito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marry, give in marriage;

maritumus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  maritime; of/near/by the sea; coastal; relating/used to sea; seafaring/naval;

maritus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  husband, married man; lover; mate;

maritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nuptial; of marriage; married, wedded, united;

Marius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Marius; (Roman gens name); (C. Marius, consul around 100 BC);

Marius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Marius, Roman gens; (C. Marius, consul around 100 BC);

marlo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval agri --- lesser Med]

  apply clay; add marl to the soil;

marmelata*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  marmalade;

marmor*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  marble, block of marble, marble monument/statue; surface of the sea;

marmoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marbled; overlaid with marble;

marmoreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marble; of marble; marble-like;

marmus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marine; belonging to the sea;

Maro*

  m., N3.1 name [--- poet Italy common OLD]

  Maro; (Virgil's cognomen); mythical character; for outstanding poets (pl.);

marra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hoe;

Mars*

  m., N3.3 name [--- eccl Italy veryfreq ---]

  Mars, Roman god of war; warlike spirit, fighting, battle, army, force of arms;

marsupium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  purse;

marsuppium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  purse, pouch;

Mart*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  March (month/mensis understood); abb. Mart.;

Martialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to Mars;

martipanis*

  m., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  marzipan;

Martius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  March (month/mensis understood); abb. Mart.; of/belonging to Mars;

martyr*

  m/f., N3.6 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  martyr; witness; one who by his death bears witness to the truth of Christ;

martyrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  martyrdom; testimony w/one's blood of faith in Christ; martyr's grave/church;

martyrologium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  martyology; list of martyrs/saints (about 600 AD bearing name of St. Jerome);

Marxianus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Marxist;

Marxismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Marxism;

Marxista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Marxist;

mas*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  male (human/animal/plant); man;

mas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  male; masculine, of the male sex; manly, virile, brave, noble; G:masculine;

masculinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  masculine, of the male sex; of masculine gender (grammar);

masculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  male/masculine, proper to males; manly/virile; (large/coarse plants); (plugs);

masochismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  masochism;

masochista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  masochistic;

massa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- veryrare Med]

  mace; club;

massa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mass, bulk; heavy weight, load, burden; lump; kneaded dough;

massarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval war --- veryrare Med]

  mace-bearer;

Massieum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Massic wine;

masso*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  freemason;

massuelius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  mace; club;

massuerius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval war --- veryrare Med]

  mace-bearer;

masterbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  masturbator; one who defiles himself (L+S);

masterbio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Sou]

  masturbation;

masterbo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  masturbate; defile oneself (L+S);

mastex*

  f., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare Sou]

  mastic, gum/resin of Pistacia lentiscus/other trees;

mastice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  mastic, gum/resin of Pistacia lentiscus/other trees;

masticha*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mastic, gum/resin of Pistacia lentiscus/other trees;

mastiche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  mastic, gum/resin of Pistacia lentiscus/other trees;

mastichum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  mastic, gum/resin of Pistacia lentiscus/other trees;

mastigatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  whipping; punishment;

mastigia*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who deserves a whipping, rascal;

mastigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whip; scourge;

mastix*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  lash; punishment; anguish (Vulgate);

mastix*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mastic, gum/resin of Pistacia lentiscus/other trees;

mastruca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sheepskin;

masturbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Sex]

  masturbation;

masturbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  masturbator;

masturbo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  masturbate;

matara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  javelin, spear;

matellio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small pot, vessel;

mater*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mother, foster mother; lady, matron; origin, source, motherland, mother city;

matercula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  affectionate term for mother;

materia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - wood (building material), lumber, timber; woody branch/growth/part of tree;

  - material, matter, substance; food/fuel; breeding stock; topic, subject matter;

  - means, occasion, condition effecting action; latent ability/potential;

materialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  material; of/related to subject matter; of/belonging to matter;

materialismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  materialism;

materialista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  materialist;

materialisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  materialistic;

materialiter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  materially; according to the occasion;

materiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  timber merchant;

materiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  timber-, of/concerned with timber;

materiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  woodwork, carpentry; wooden structure; timbering; framework (Cal);

materiatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  woodwork, carpentry;

materies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - wood (building material), lumber, timber; woody branch/growth/part of tree;

  - material, matter, substance; food/fuel; breeding stock; topic, subject matter;

  - means, occasion, condition effecting action; latent ability/potential;

materio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  get timber;

maternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  maternal, motherly, of a mother;

matertera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  maternal aunt;

mathematica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mathematics; astrology;

mathematicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mathematician; astrologer;

mathematicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mathematical; astrological;

mathesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  maths; science; astrology;

matricalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of a matrix;

matricida*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  matricide;

matricidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slaying of a mother, matricide;

matricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  public register; list, roll;

matriculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fish (unidentified);

matrimonialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  matrimonial, of/belonging to marriage; [~ tabulae => wedding certificate];

matrimonialiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon trans]

  matrimonially;

matrimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  marriage; matrimony;

matrimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having mother living;

matrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  dam, female animal kept for breeding; parent tree; register, list;

matrona*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wife; matron;

matronalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or befitting a married woman;

matta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mat of rushes;

mattea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dainty dish;

mattya*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dainty dish;

matula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jar, vessel for liquids; chamber pot; blockhead;

maturatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  maturation;

mature*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quickly; at the right time; in time; early, prematurely;

maturesco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become ripe, ripen mature;

maturitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ripeness;

maturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ripen, hurry, make haste to, hasten;

maturrimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  early, speedy; ripe; mature, mellow; timely, seasonable;

maturus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  early, speedy; ripe; mature, mellow; timely, seasonable;

matutinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  early; of the (early) morning;

maumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  meow;

Mauricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Moorish; Mauretanian;

Maurus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Africa frequent OLD]

  Moor; (inhabitant of North Africa); Mauretanian;

Mausoleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Mausoleum (magnificent tomb of Mausolus); large/ornate tomb (esp. of Emperors);

Mavors*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Mars, Roman god of war; warlike spirit, fighting, battle, army, force of arms;

maxilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  jaw (viewed externally), lower part of the face; jaws/jaw-bones (usu. pl.);

maxillaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to the jaw; molar (teeth);

maximalista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  maximalist;

maxime*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  especially, chiefly; certainly; most, very much; (forms SUPER w/ADJ/ADV);

maximitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  greatness, size;

maximopere*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greatly, exceedingly, with great endeavor; very much; particularly, especially;

maximus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  greatest/biggest/largest; longest; oldest; highest, utmost; leading, chief;

maxume*

  adv. [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  especially, chiefly; certainly; most, very much; (forms SUPER w/ADJ/ADV);

maxumus*

  , adj. [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  greatest/biggest/largest; longest; oldest; highest, utmost; leading, chief;

mazer*

  m/f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare Med]

  bastard, one of illegitimate birth; mongrel (Latham); (Hebrew);

mazonomon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  charger, large dish;

mazonomus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  charger, large dish;

mazza*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- veryrare Eccl]

  mace; club;

mazzerius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval war --- veryrare Eccl]

  mace-bearer;

measurabilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Eccl]

  measurable;

meator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  traveler; passer-by; (of Mercury as messenger of gods L+S); (not meteor?);

meatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  movement along line, course/path; progress; line followed; channel; passage-way;

mecastor*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  by Castor!; (oath used by women);

mechanicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  engineer; mechanic; acrobat performing w/gymnastic apparatus;

mechanicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mechanical; of/concerned with machines/engineering;

mechanismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mechanism;

meddix*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal Italy uncommon CAS]

  Oscan magistrate;

medela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  cure, remedial treatment; healing, healing power (Sax); health;

medella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  cure, remedial treatment; healing, healing power (Sax); health;

medens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  physician, doctor;

medeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heal, cure; remedy, assuage, comfort, amend;

mediaevalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  medieval;

medians*

  , adj. [late --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  halved, divided in the middle;

mediante*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  by means of;

medianum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  (the) middle;

medianum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lounge, living room;

medianus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in-the-middle; middle;

mediastinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  drudge;

mediate*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  by means of;

mediator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mediator; intermediary, go between; middle man;

mediatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  mediator (female); intermediary, go between;

medica*

  f., N1.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  doctor (female), physician, healer;

medica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of clover; lucerne (Medicago sativa, resembles clover); (elecampane?);

medicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- lesser ---]

  curable;

medicamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  drug, remedy, medicine; cosmetic; substance to treat seeds/plants; dye;

medicamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser ---]

  drug, remedy, medicine;

medice*

  f., N1.6 person [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  doctor (female), physician, healer;

medicina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  art/practice of medicine, medicine; clinic; treatment, dosing; remedy, cure;

medicinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of the art/practice of medicine/healing, medical; [w/ars or res => medicine];

medico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- bio --- lesser ---]

  heal, cure; medicate; dye;

medico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- bio --- lesser ---]

  heal, cure;

medicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- common OLD]

  doctor, physician; fourth finger of the hand;

medicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  healing, curative, medical; [digitus ~ => fourth finger of the hand];

medidies*

  m., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  noon; midday; south; (meridies);

medie*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moderately; in a manner avoiding both extremely, moderate; ambiguous;

medietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  center/mid point/part; half; intermediate course/state; fact of being in middle;

medimnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- lesser ---]

  dry measure, Greek bushel (6 modii); measure of land in Cyrenaica;

medimnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- lesser ---]

  dry measure, Greek bushel (6 modii); measure of land in Cyrenaica;

medio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  halve, divide in the middle; be in the middle;

mediocris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - medium/average/intermediate; middling/fair/ordinary/moderate/tolerable; trivial;

  - commonplace; undistinguished; of humble station; mediocre; fairly small; minor;

mediocritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - moderateness (size/amount/degree); avoidance of extremes; intermediate way;

  - mediocrity; limited powers/ability; smallness; humbleness (of station);

mediocriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to moderate/subdued extent/degree, ordinarily/moderately/tolerably; not very;

medioximus*

  , adj. [later --- --- lesser ---]

  middlemost;

meditabundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  earnestly mediating/considering/reflecting; designing;

meditamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  preparation, practice;

meditamenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  training exercise;

meditatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  contemplation, meditation; practicing;

mediterraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inland, remote from the coast;

medito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- common Eccl]

  - consider/contemplate/ponder; meditate, think about; reflect on; devise/plan;

  - have in mind, intend; think out, prepare a speech; practice public speaking;

  - rehearse; go over, say to oneself; declaim, work over (song) in performance;

medito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - consider/contemplate/ponder; meditate, think about; reflect on; devise/plan;

  - have in mind, intend; think out, prepare a speech; practice public speaking;

  - rehearse; go over, say to oneself; declaim, work over (song) in performance;

meditullium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  middle, center, mid-point; interior, part of country remote from sea;

medium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  middle, center; medium, mean; midst, community, public; publicity;

medius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  mediator; one who stands in the middle, one who comes between;

medius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  middle, middle of, mid; common, neutral, ordinary, moderate; ambiguous;

medulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  marrow, kernel; innermost part; quintessence;

medullitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  inwardly, from depths of heart/mind; from the marrow;

megalophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  loudspeaker;

megestanis*

  m., N3.3 person [later legal --- lesser SrcW]

  nobles (pl.), grandees, magnates, leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries;

megestanus*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- lesser SrcW]

  nobles (pl.), grandees, magnates, leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries;

megistanis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  nobles (pl.), grandees, magnates, leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries;

megistanus*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- lesser SrcW]

  nobles (pl.), grandees, magnates, leaders; nobles of Parthia/eastern countries;

mehercle*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  By Hercules! assuredly, indeed;

mehercule*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by Hercules! assuredly, indeed;

mehercules*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by Hercules! assuredly, indeed;

meile*

  n., N3.4 thing [archaic --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thousand (men); thousands; (archaic plural of mille); [milia (passuum) => mile];

meio*

  eere, mixi, mictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  urinate, make water; ejaculate; (somewhat rude);

mel*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  honey; sweetness; pleasant thing; darling/honey; [luna mellis => honeymoon];

melancholicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having black bile, melancholy;

melanurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small edible sea-fish;

melicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lyric poet;

melicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  musical, lyrical;

melilotos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  clover (species of, Melilotus or Trifolium); melilotus; serta Campanica;

melilotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  clover (species of, Melilotus or Trifolium); melilotus; serta Campanica;

melimelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  honey apples (pl.);

melioratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  improvement;

melioro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- common L&S]

  improve; make better;

melisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  modulation in chant;

melismaticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  melodious;

melisphyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  balm;

melissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  balm;

melissophyllon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  balm;

Melita*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Malta (island); Mljet/Meleda (Adriatic island); some cities (L+S); sea-nymph;

Melite*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Malta (island); Mljet/Meleda (Adriatic island); some cities (L+S); sea-nymph;

meliuscule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat better, pretty well;

meliusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat better;

melleus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  honey-; of honey;

mellifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  honey-producing;

mellificus*

  a, um, adj. [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  honey-making;

mellitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sweetened with honey; honey-sweet;

mello*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  make honey; collect honey;

melo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  melon (esp. apple-shaped); [Melo => old name for river Nile];

melodes*

  m/f., N3.3 person [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  pleasant/charming singer;

melodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  melody; pleasant song;

melodrama*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  opera;

melodramaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  melodramatic; (theatrum melodramaticum = opera);

melodramatium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  operetta;

melodum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  poetry, songs (pl.);

melodus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- veryrare OLD]

  poets (pl.);

melongena*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  eggplant;

melopepo*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  watermelon;

melos*

  n., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- common L&S]

  song, tune, air, strain, lay, melody; hymn;

melota*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sheepskin;

melote*

  f., N1.6 thing [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sheepskin;

melotes*

  f., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sheepskin;

melotis*

  f., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sheepskin;

melum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  song, tune, air, strain, lay, melody; hymn;

melus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  song, tune, air, strain, lay, melody; hymn;

mem*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  mem; (13th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as M);

membrana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  membrane; skin; parchment;

membratim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  limb by limb;

membrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  member, limb, organ; (esp.) male genital member; apartment, room; section;

memiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  remembering; keeping in mind, paying heed to; being sure; recalling;

memin*

  -, memini, -, V2.1 perfdef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  remember (PERF form, PRES force); keep in mind, pay heed to; be sure; recall;

memor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  remembering; mindful (of w/GEN), grateful; unforgetting, commemorative;

memorabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  memorable; remarkable;

memorandum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  memorandum;

memord*

  -, memordi, -, V2.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bite; sting; hurt, pain; vex; (archaic perf. form of mordeo);

memoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  memory, recollection; history; time within memory [~ tenere => to remember];

memorial*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  memorial; records/memoranda (pl.); sign of remembrance, monument (Souter);

memoriale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  memorandum; memory;

memorialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  serving as a memorial; memorial; [w/liber => book of records/memoranda];

memorialis*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  historiographer royal, man employed in the emperor's secretarial bureau;

memoriola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  memory;

memoriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from memory;

memoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  remember; be mindful of (w/GEN/ACC); mention/recount/relate, remind/speak of;

mena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  small sea-fish;

Menapius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Menapii; Belgic (north Gallic) tribe;

menda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bodily defect, blemish; fault, error (usu. in writing);

mendaciter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  falsely,deceptively, mendaciously;

mendacium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lie, lying, falsehood, untruth; counterfeit, fraud;

mendaciunculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  white lie, fib, little untruth;

mendax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lying, false; deceitful; counterfeit;

mendicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begging;

mendicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  beggary;

mendico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beg for; be a beggar, go begging;

mendico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  beg for; be a beggar, go begging;

mendicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  poor as a beggar, beggarly; paltry, pitiful;

mendosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of faults, faulty; erroneous; prone to error;

mendum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bodily defect, blemish; fault, error (usu. in writing);

mens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mind; reason, intellect, judgment; plan, intention, frame of mind; courage;

mensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  table; course, meal; banker's counter;

mensalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  table-; of a table;

mensarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  money-changer, banker; treasury official;

mensis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  month;

mensor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  land-surveyor; surveyor of building-works;

menstrualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  liable to menstruate (monthly); in process of menstruation; lasting a month;

menstruatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  menstruation;

menstruo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  pollute; defile;

menstruo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  menstruate, have period; have monthly term;

menstruum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  monthly payment/term; menstrual discharge (usu. pl.); monthly sacrifices (L+S);

menstruus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  monthly; happens/done/paid every month; of/lasting for/consisting of a month;

mensula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  (small) table; banker's/money-changer's counter;

mensularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  banker, money-changer;

mensura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  measure; length, area, capacity;

mensuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  measure; estimate;

menta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mint; any cultivated mint;

mentastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wild mint (Pliny);

mentha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mint; any cultivated mint;

mentio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lie, deceive, invent; imitate; feign; pretend; speak falsely about;

mentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mention, making mention; calling to mind; naming;

mento*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  long-chin; one who has a long chin;

mentula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  male sexual organ; (rude); (used as a term of abuse);

mentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  chin; projecting edge (architecture);

meo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  go along, pass, travel;

mephitis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  noxious exhalation; malaria;

meracus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undiluted, neat;

mercantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  trade;

mercator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trader, merchant;

mercatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trade, commerce;

mercatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gathering for the purposes of commerce, market; fair;

mercedula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  low wages or rent;

mercenarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laborer, working man;

mercenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hired for wages; paid, hired;

mercennarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hired worker; mercenary;

mercennarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hired, mercenary;

merces*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pay, recompense, hire, salary, reward; rent, price; bribe;

mercimonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  goods, merchandise;

merco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trade; buy;

Mercuria*

  m., N1.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Mercury, Roman god of commerce, luck;

Mercurius*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Mercury (god);

merda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dung, excrement; (rude);

merenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  taste, collation;

merens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  merit-worthy; well-deserving;

mereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  earn; deserve/merit/have right; win/gain/incur; earn soldier/whore pay, serve;

mereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  earn; deserve/merit/have right; win/gain/incur; earn soldier/whore pay, serve;

meretricium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  art of courtesan; trade of harlot; association with courtesans;

meretricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to/typical of a courtesan/prostitute/harlot;

meretricula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  courtesan; (often derogatory); harlot;

meretrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  courtesan, kept woman; public prostitute; harlot;

merga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  two-pronged fork (pl.);

merges*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sheaf of wheat;

mergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dip, plunge, immerse; sink, drown, bury; overwhelm;

mergulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  diver, kind of sea bird; (small gull); wick of a lamp;

mergus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sea-bird; (probably gull);

meridianus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  meridian (geography);

meridianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of midday, noon; southern;

meridianus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  meridian;

meridiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  midday nap, siesta;

meridies*

  m., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noon; midday; south;

meridio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  take a siesta;

meridionalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  southern;

merito*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deservedly; rightly;

meritorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lodging (pl.);

meritorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hired;

meritum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  merit, service; value, due reward;

meritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deserved, due;

merops*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  bird, the bee-eater;

merso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dip (in), immerse; overwhelm, drown;

merula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blackbird; a dark-colored fish, the wrasse;

merum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wine (unmixed with water);

merus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  unmixed (wine), pure, only; bare, mere, sheer;

merx*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  commodity; merchandise (pl.), goods;

meschita*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mosque;

mese*

  f., N1.6 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon L&S]

  highest tetrachord note; middle-note (L+S); A-note; notes (pl.) above lowest;

meses*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  north-east wind;

meson*

  n., N9.9 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon L&S]

  middle-note;

mespila*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  medlar-tree (Pliny);

mespilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  medlar tree (Pliny);

Messala*

  m., N1.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Messala/Messalla; (Roman cognomen); [M. Valerius ~ Corvinus => orator];

Messalla*

  m., N1.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Messala/Messalla; (Roman cognomen); [M. Valerius ~ Corvinus => orator];

messis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  harvest, crop; harvest time;

messor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reaper, harvester;

mestitius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  of mixed race; mixed-blood; half-breed; mestizo; mongrel;

mesuagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  messuage, building with land and out-buildings;

meta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cone, pyramid; conical column, turning point at circus, goal; end, boundary;

metabolicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  metabolic;

metabolismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  metabolism;

metallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  metal; mine; quarry;

metamorphosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  metamorphosis, transformation; (pl.) a poem by Ovid;

metaphora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  metaphor;

metaphoricus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  metaphoric, metaphorical;

metaphrastes*

  m/f., N1.7 person [scholar gram --- uncommon Eccl]

  translator of a book;

metaphysica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  metaphysics;

metaphysicus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  metaphysician;

metaphysicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  metaphysical;

metaplasmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later gram --- veryrare L&S]

  metaplasm; grammatical change; irregularity; transposition of words/letters;

metastasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  metastasis;

metempsychis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  soul-migration; transmigration of soul;

metempsychosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  soul transmigration (from one body to another);

meteoricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  meteoric;

meteorologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  meteorology;

meteorologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  meteorological;

meteorologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  meteorologist;

meteorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  meteor;

methados*

  f., N2.6 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Eccl]

  method; mode of proceeding; way of teaching (L+S);

methanolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  methanol (wood alcohol);

methodice*

  adv. [scholar --- --- veryrare Med]

  methodically;

methodicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Med]

  methodical;

methodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trick, artifice; jest, joke (L+S);

methodologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  methodology;

methodos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  method; mode of proceeding; way of teaching (L+S);

methodus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  method; mode of proceeding; way of teaching (L+S); road (Latham);

methylicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  methyl;

metio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  measure, estimate; distribute, mete; traverse, sail/walk through;

meto*

  tere, essui, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reap; mow, cut off;

meto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  measure off, mark out;

metonymia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  metonymy; change of name; substitution of attribute for name;

metreta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  Greek liquid measure;

metricus*

  m., N2.1 person [late poet --- veryrare OLD]

  prosodist/prosodian, expert on prosody/meter;

metricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  metrical (music); of meter; rhythmic (pulse); of measure/measuring (L+S);

metropolis*

  f., N3.3 where [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  chief/capital city; city from which other cities have been colonized (L+S);

metropolita*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  metropolitan, bishop in metropolis/chief city; bishop of a metropolitan church;

Metropolitanus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  metropolitan, bishop in metropolis/chief city; bishop of a metropolitan church;

metropolitanus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  metropolitan, belonging to a metropolis/chief city;

metrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  measure; meter;

metuculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  timid; frightful;

metuens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fearing; afraid;

metuo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fear; be afraid; stand in fear of; be apprehensive, dread;

metus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fear, anxiety; dread, awe; object of awe/dread;

meus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  my (personal possession); mine, of me, belonging to me; my own; to me;

mica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  particle, grain, crumb;

micans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flashing, gleaming, sparkling, twinkling, glittering;

michina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  nostril;

mico*

  are, ui, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  vibrate, quiver, twinkle; tremble, throb; beat (pulse); dart, flash, glitter;

microbiologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  microbiology;

microbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  microbe;

microchartula*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  microfiche;

micrometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  micrometer; micron;

micropellicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  microfilm;

microphonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  microphone;

microscopicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  microscopic;

microscopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  microscope;

migale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  migale, shrew (Douay); ferret (King James); shrew-mouse/field-mouse (OED);

migma*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mixture; mixed/mingled provender; meslin/mixed grain;

migratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change of abode; move;

migro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transport; move; change residence/condition; go away; depart; remove;

migrus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  small, puny;

mil*

  , adj. [--- war --- lesser ---]

  military/soldier's; (abb. mil. for militum/militares); [tr. mil. => colonels];

miles*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  soldier; foot soldier; soldiery; knight (Latham); knight's fee/service;

miliardarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  multimillionaire;

miliardum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  billion; (ten to the ninth);

miliare*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  thousands (pl.); Roman mile (1000 paces);

miliarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  milestone, column resembling a milestone, the one at the Forum; a Roman mile;

miliarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thousands, comprising a thousand, 1000 paces long, weighing 1000 pounds;

milies*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thousand times; innumerable times;

milifolia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  milfoil; (plant w/divided leaves genus); common yarrow; water milfoil;

milifolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  milfoil; (plant w/divided leaves genus); common yarrow; water milfoil;

milio*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  million;

milionesimus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  millionth;

milipeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  millipede; woodlouse; (any similar insect);

militans*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval war --- uncommon Eccl]

  military man; soldier, warrior;

militans*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  militant;

militarie*

  adv. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  in a military or soldier-like manner; knightly (Latham);

militaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  military; of/used by the army/war/soldiers; martial; soldierly; warlike;

militaris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- war --- common L&S]

  military man; soldier, warrior;

militarismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Cal]

  militarism;

militaristicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  militaristic;

militariter*

  adv. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  according to military practice/discipline; in manner of a soldier, soldierly;

militarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  knighthood (pl.);

militarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  military; soldier-like; martial; soldierly; warlike;

militia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  military service/organization; campaign; war; soldiers (collectively), army;

militia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  military spirit; courage, bravery; the soldiery/military; any difficult work;

militiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  short/insignificant term of military service;

milito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- common OLD]

  serve as soldier, perform military service, serve in the army; wage/make war;

militus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  ground, milled (of grain);

milium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  millet;

milium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thousands (pl.);

mill*

  num. adverb [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thousand; a thousand; [mille passuum => thousand paces = a mile];

mille*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  thousand; thousands (men/things); miles; [~ passuum => thousand paces = 1 mile];

mille*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thousand; thousands (men/things); miles; [~ passuum => thousand paces = 1 mile];

mille*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thousand; a thousand; [mille passuum => thousand paces = a mile];

millefolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  milfoil plant (Pliny);

millennium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  millennium;

millensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  thousandth;

millensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  thousandth;

millenus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  thousandth;

millepeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  thousand-feet; millipede; hairy caterpillar;

milliare*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  mile; milestone; millennium; a thousand (of something);

milliarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  milestone, column resembling a milestone, one at the Forum; Roman mile;

milliarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thousands, comprising a thousand, 1000 paces long, weighing 1000 pounds;

milligrammum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  milligram;

millimetrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  millimeter;

Milo*

  m., N3.1 name [classical legal --- lesser L&S]

  Milo; (tribune Milo 57 BC, killed Clodius, defended by Cicero);

miluus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  kite/glede, bird of prey; fish (prob. gurnard); constellation (erroneous);

milvus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- common OLD]

  kite/glede, bird of prey; fish (prob. gurnard); constellation (erroneous);

mima*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  actress performing in mimes;

mimographus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  mimer; mime-composer;

mimula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  little actress;

mimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mime; farce; actor in mimes;

mina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science NearEast common OLD]

  Greek weight unit (100 drachma/one pound); its weight of silver (1/60 talent);

mina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  mine (exploding); (Cal);

mina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  threats (pl.), menaces; warning signs, evil omens/prognostications; pinnacles;

minaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  menacingly; in a threatening manner;

minagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  grain duty; duty on the sale of grain;

minaretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  minaret;

minax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  threatening; boding ill;

mineo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  project, overhang;

minera*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mine (layer);

minerale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval legal --- lesser Med]

  mineral; ore;

mineralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Def]

  mineral-, having the nature of mineral; obtained from the bowels of the earth;

mineralogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mineralogy;

Minerva*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  Minerva, Roman goddess of wisdom;

mingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make water, urinate;

mingo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make water, urinate;

miniator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  miniaturist;

miniatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  vermilion; scarlet; colored red with cinnabar (HgS); painted vermilion;

miniatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  miniature; midget;

miniatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  vermilion; scarlet; colored red with cinnabar (HgS); painted vermilion;

minimalista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  minimalist;

minister*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  attendant, servant, waiter; agent, aide; accomplice;

minister*

  m., N2.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  minister;

ministerialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ministerial;

ministerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ministry (of state);

ministerium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  office, attendance, service, employment, body of helpers; occupation, work;

ministra*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  female attendant;

ministral*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  official; E:obedientary;

ministro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  attend (to), serve, furnish; supply;

minitabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  threatening;

minito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  threaten (to), use threats; constitute a danger/threat; hold out as a threat;

minito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  threaten (to), use threats; constitute a danger/threat; hold out as a threat;

minium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  native cinnabar; red lead, vermilion;

minius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cinnabar-red; a river in Lusitania;

mino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  drive (animals); impel, push, force; threaten?;

mino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  threaten, speak/act menacingly; make threatening movement; give indication of;

minor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  those inferior in rank/grade/age, subordinate; descendants (pl.);

minoritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  minority (age);

minoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  reduce, make less;

minuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lessen, reduce, diminish, impair, abate;

minurrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  chirp, twitter; (of birds);

minurritio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  chirping/twittering; (of birds);

minus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  less; not so well; not quite;

minuscula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  minuscule;

minusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  somewhat smaller, rather small (size/extent); less important, minor;

minuta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  minute (measure of time);

minutal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  stew; dish of minced meat/food; ground meat (Cal); hamburger(?);

minutalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of minutes;

minutatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one bit at a time, bit by bit, little by little; singly, one by one; gradually;

minute*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in small pieces; in miniature scale; meanly, petty; nicely, w/discrimination;

minutia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smallness, fineness; minuteness; pettiness;

minutim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bit by bit; into small pieces; gradually;

minutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small, insignificant, petty;

mio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make water, urinate;

mirabile*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  miracle; wondrous deed; wonders (pl. Ecc); wonderful things; marvelous works;

mirabiliarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wonder-worker; miracle-worker;

mirabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wonderful, marvelous, astonishing, extraordinary; remarkable; admirable;

mirabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  strange; singular; E:glorious; E:miraculous; [~ dictu => wonderful to say];

mirabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  admirable quality; wonderfulness, marvelousness; admirableness;

mirabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  marvelously, amazingly/remarkably/extraordinarily; to an extraordinary degree;

mirabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wondering; astonished (at); full of wonder/astonishment (L+S);

miracula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  marvelously ugly woman;

miraculo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wonderfully;

miraculose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  miraculously;

miraculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wonder, marvel; miracle, amazing act/event/object/sight; amazement; freak;

miraculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  freakish, deformed (persons);

mirator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  admirer;

mire*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncommonly, marvelously; in an amazing manner; to a remarkable extent;

mirificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  wonderful creative power;

mirificentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  wonder, admiration;

mirifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  exalt, magnify, make wonderful;

mirificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wonderful; amazing;

miro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - be amazed/surprised/bewildered (at); look in wonder/awe/admiration at;

  - admire/revere; wonder; marvel at;

miro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - be amazed/surprised/bewildered (at); look in wonder/awe/admiration at;

  - admire/revere; wonder; marvel at;

mirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wonderful, strange, remarkable, amazing, surprising, extraordinary;

misanthropia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  misanthropy;

miscellaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hash (pl.), hotchpotch;

miscellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - hybrid, of mixed type/breed; assorted, miscellaneous; an inferior grape/wine;

  - mixed; [aes ~ => tablet with names of original holder of land and successors];

misceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mix, mingle; embroil; confound; stir up;

misellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poor, wretched;

miser*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wretched people (pl.);

miser*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  poor, miserable, wretched, unfortunate, unhappy, distressing;

miserabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wretched, miserable, pitiable;

miserandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pitiable, unfortunate;

miseratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pity, compassion;

miserator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  one who pities/has compassion; merciful person; commiserator;

misere*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wretchedly, desperately;

misereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pity, feel pity; show/have mercy/compassion/pity for (w/GEN);

misereo*

  ere, rui, rtum, V2.1 [late --- --- common OLD]

  pity, feel pity; show/have mercy/compassion/pity for (w/GEN);

misereo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it distresses/grieves me; I am moved to pity, I feel sorry for (w/me + GEN);

misereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pity, feel pity; show/have mercy/compassion/pity for (w/GEN);

misereo*

  ere, -, rtum, V2.1 dep [late --- --- common OLD]

  pity, feel pity; show/have mercy/compassion/pity for (w/GEN);

miseresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  have compassion (on/for) (w/GEN);

miseria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  misery, distress, woe, wretchedness, suffering;

misericordaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  mercifully;

misericordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pity, sympathy; compassion, mercy; pathos;

misericors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  merciful, tenderhearted;

misero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pity, feel sorry for; view with compassion; (vocal sorrow/compassion);

misero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pity, feel sorry for; view with compassion; (vocal sorrow/compassion);

misfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  do wrong to; harm, injure, hurt;

misinga*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  titmouse;

missa*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Mass (eccl.);

missibilis*

  is, e, adj. [later war --- veryrare L&S]

  throwable; missile;

missicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  discharged from military service;

missile*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  missile;

missilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be thrown, missile;

missio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mission, sending (away); dismissal, discharge (of soldiers); reprieve;

missionalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mission-derived;

missionarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  missionary;

missionarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  missionary;

missito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  send repeatedly;

missus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  messenger; legate;

missus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sending (away); dispatch; shooting, discharge of missiles;

misterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  mystery, secret service/rite/worship (usu. pl.); secret, things not divulged;

mistes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  initiate, one initiated in secret rites;

misticius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of mixed race; mixed-blood; half-breed; mestizo; mongrel;

mistitius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of mixed race; mixed-blood; half-breed; mestizo; mongrel;

mistus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mixed; (alternative VPAR of misceo);

misy*

  n., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  misy; copper ore/pyrite; sweet truffle or mushroom;

mitesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become/be/grow mild/soft/gentle/mellow/tame/civilized; soften;

Mithridates*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  Mithridates; (various kings of Pontus, esp. the Great beaten by Sulla/Pompey);

mitificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  alleviation;

mitigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soften; lighten, alleviate; soothe; civilize;

mitis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mild, meek, gentle, placid, soothing; clement; ripe, sweet and juicy;

mitra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  mitre (bishop/abbot); oriental headband/coif/turban/head-dress; rope/cable;

mitratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing the mitre;

Mitridates*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  Mithridates; (various kings of Pontus, esp. the Great beaten by Sulla/Pompey);

mitt*

  mitte, issi, -, V8.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  send, throw, hurl, cast; let out, release, dismiss; disregard;

mitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  send, throw, hurl, cast; let out, release, dismiss; disregard;

mitulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  edible mussel; shellfish mold (Cal);

mixticius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of mixed race; mixed-blood; half-breed; mestizo; mongrel;

mixtim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mixedly, in a mixed manner;

mixtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mixture, admixture; compound; process of mixing/mingling;

mixtitius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of mixed race; mixed-blood; half-breed; mestizo; mongrel;

mixtorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mixing;

mna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science NearEast common OLD]

  Greek weight unit (100 drachma/one pound); its weight of silver (1/60 talent);

mnemosynum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  souvenir, memorial;

Moabites*

  m., N1.7 group [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Moabite, inhabitant of Moab (land north of the Dead Sea);

Moabitis*

  f., N3.9 person [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Moabite woman, inhabitant of Moab (land north of the Dead Sea);

Moabitis*

  , adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Moabite, of Moab (land north of the Dead Sea);

mobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  movable; mobile; quick, active; changeable, shifting; fickle, easily swayed;

mobilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mobility, agility; speed; quickness of mind; inconstancy;

mobiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  quickly, rapidly, actively; changeably, inconstantly, in a fickle manner;

mobilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  set in motion;

modalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mode;

moderabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  controllable;

moderamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rudder; management, government;

moderatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moderation; self control; guidance; government, regulation;

moderator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  governor, master; user, one who restrains;

moderatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mistress, controller, manager (female); she who restrains/regulates/determines;

moderatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  controlled, restrained, moderate, temperate, sober;

modernista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  modernist;

modernitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  modernity;

modernum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  present things/institutions (pl.);

modernus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  modern;

modero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  check, slow down, control;

modero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  guide; control; regulate; govern;

modestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restraint, temperateness; discipline; modesty;

modestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restrained, mild; modest; reserved; disciplined;

modiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  corn-measuring; measuring by modii;

modicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  short/small time; short distance, little way; little, small amount;

modicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Bee]

  short/small time; short distance, little way; little, small amount;

modicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  moderate; temperate, restrained; small (Bee);

modificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  measuring; measure;

modificatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  measured;

modifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  limit; control; observe due measure;

modius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  peck; Roman dry measure; (about 2 gallons/8000 cc);

modo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  only, merely; just now/recently, lately; presently;

modo*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  but, if only; but only;

modulamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [later drama --- uncommon L&S]

  melody;

modulate*

  adv. [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  melodiously, in a musical manner;

modulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  modulation, inflection of tone; calculation of measurements from a standard;

modulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late drama --- common L&S]

  singing, playing; melody, song; rhythmic/regular measure; marching in time;

modulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  composer, one who makes up tunes; musician, director of music (L+S); measurer;

modulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sing; play; set to music;

modulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little measure;

modus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  manner, mode, way, method; rule, rhythm, beat, measure, size; bound, limit;

moecha*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  adulteress; slut; tart;

moecho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  commit adultery;

moechus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  adulterer;

moene*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  defensive/town walls (pl.), bulwarks; fortifications; fortified town; castle;

moenus*

  n., N3.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  service; duty/office/function; gift, tribute, offering; bribe; (archaic munus);

moerens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sad, melancholy; mournful, gloomy woeful, doleful; mourning, lamenting (L+S);

moereo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  grieve, be sad, mourn; bewail/mourn for/lament; utter mournfully;

moeror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grief, sorrow, sadness; mourning; lamentation (L+S);

moeste*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sadly; mournfully; sorrowfully (Latham); with sadness (L+S);

moestifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  grieve, make sad/sorrowful, sadden;

moestificus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  saddening;

moestiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sadly; mournfully; sorrowfully (Latham); in a way to indicate sorrow (L+S);

moestitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sadness, sorrow, grief; source of grief; dullness, gloom;

moestitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sadness, sorrow, grief; source of grief; dullness, gloom;

moesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grieve, make sad; afflict (L+S);

moestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  sad/unhappy; mournful/gloomy; mourning; stern/grim; ill-omened/inauspicious;

mola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  millstone; ground meal; mill (pl.) [salsa ~ => salted meal, for sacrifices];

molaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rock as large as a millstone used as a missile; molar tooth;

molctaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  fined, extracted as fine/penalty;

molecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  molecule;

molecularis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  molecular;

molendinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mill-house;

moles*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - large mass; rock/boulder; heap/lump/pile, bulk; monster; mole/jetty/dam/dike;

  - large structure/building; military structure, wall, ramp; causeway/embankment;

  - crowd, throng; heavy responsibility/burden; difficulty/danger; might/force;

moleste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  annoyingly; in a vexing/annoying/distressing/tiresome manner;

molestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trouble, annoyance;

molesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disturb, vex, annoy, worry, trouble;

molestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  annoying; troublesome; tiresome; [molestus esse => to be a worry/nuisance];

molimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  effort, vehemence; bulk; weight;

molimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exertion, labor;

molinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  miller;

molinula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- uncommon Cal]

  grinder; (molinula cafearia = coffee-grinder);

molio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  struggle, labor, labor at; construct, build; undertake, set in motion, plan;

molitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  grinding;

mollesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become soft; become gentle or effeminate;

molliculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soft, tender; effeminate;

mollificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mollification;

mollio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soften, mitigate, make easier; civilize, tame, enfeeble;

mollipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soft-footed;

mollis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - soft (cushion/grass); flexible/supple/loose/pliant; mild/tolerable; easy; calm;

  - weak; cowardly; unmanly; effeminate; womanish; pathic; tender (women/youths);

  - conciliatory/peaceful; complaisant; kindly; impressionable/sensitive; feeble;

  - tender, gentle; smooth, relaxing; languid (movement); amorous (writings);

molliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  calmly/quietly/softly/gently/smoothly/easily; w/out pain/anger/harshness; weakly

mollitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  softness, tenderness; weakness, effeminacy;

mollities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  softness, tenderness; weakness, effeminacy;

mollitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  softness, yielding quality; flexibility (voice); mildness/leniency; weakness;

molluscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mollusk;

molo*

  lere, lui, litum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grind;

molossus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- lesser Saxo]

  hunting dog/Molessian hound; (Molessia in Epirus); metrical foot of three long;

molta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  fine; penalty; penalty involving property (livestock, later money);

moltaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  fined, extracted as fine/penalty; of/concerning a fine (Cas);

molto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early legal --- inscription OLD]

  punish, fine; extract as forfeit; sentence to pay;

moly*

  n., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plant (white flower and black root) (mythical used by Odysseus against Circe);

momen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  movement; impulse; a trend;

momentaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a moment;

momentana*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  delicate scales for weighing gold/silver/coins;

momentaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  momentary, of brief duration; quick;

momentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  momentary/of brief duration/quick; temporary/short-lived; quick-acting (poison);

momentosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  momentary, of brief duration; quick, rapid;

momentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  moment, importance, influence; motion, movement; impulse, effort;

monacha*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  nun;

monachismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  monasticism; monastic life; monarchism Cal);

monachus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryfreq Eccl]

  monk;

monarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  monarch; absolute ruler;

monarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  monarchy; absolute rule;

monarchicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon Cal]

  monarchical;

monasterialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  monastic;

monasterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryfreq Eccl]

  monastery;

monasticus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  monastic;

monaules*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  flutist, player of single flute (monaulos); (also rude sexual reference);

monaulos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  single flute, flute w/single pipe; (also rude sexual reference);

monaulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  single flute, flute w/single pipe; (also rude sexual reference);

moneaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- veryrare Sou]

  plum; damson;

monedula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  jackdaw, daw; (Arbe turned into daw for betraying country for gold);

moneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  remind, advise, warn; teach; admonish; foretell, presage;

moneta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  money/coinage; die on which coin is struck, stamp; mint, temple striking coins;

monetabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  coinable?;

monetalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the mint;

monetarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  master of mint; minter/coiner; money-dealer;

monetarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging to mint; monetary;

moneto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  coin; mint;

monialis*

  f., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  nun;

monile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  necklace, collar; collar (for horses and other animals);

monimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  monument;

monitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  admonition, warning; advice;

monitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  counselor, preceptor; prompter;

monitorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  serves-to-remind;

monitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warning, command; advice, counsel;

monoceros*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  unicorn; (fabulous animal);

monocerotos*

  m., N2.6 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  unicorn; (fabulous animal);

monochordon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  monochord, instrument (1-string+soundboard); (by Guido in teaching); tonometer;

monochordum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare SrcZ]

  monochord, instrument (1-string+soundboard); (by Guido in teaching); tonometer;

monochromatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- Pliny L&S]

  one-color painting (Pliny);

monodicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  unique;

monogama*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  monogyny; monogamy; practice of having only one wife (at a time/ever);

monogamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  monogyny; monogamy; practice of having only one wife (at a time/ever);

monogenesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  monogenesis; origin from one pair;

monogenesis*

  f., N3.7 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  monogenesis; origin from one pair;

monogerminalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  monogerminal; monovular; of identical twins (from same egg);

monogrammon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sketched in outline; insubstantial, shadowy; jasper marked w/single line;

monogrammos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sketched in outline; insubstantial, shadowy; jasper marked w/single line;

monogrammus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sketched in outline; insubstantial, shadowy; jasper marked w/single line;

monographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  monograph;

monomachia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  duel;

monometer*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  monometric; of one meter;

monopodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  table with one foot;

monopolium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  monopoly, right of exclusive sale in a community;

monosolis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  single-soled;

monosyllaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  monosyllable;

monosyllabon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  monosyllable;

monosyllabus*

  a, um, adj. [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  monosyllabic;

monotheismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  monotheism;

monotheista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  monotheist;

monotheisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  monotheist;

mons*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mountain; huge rock; towering heap;

monstratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  exhibition (of art, of objects);

monstrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guide, demonstrator;

monstrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- lesser OLD]

  producing monsters/portents; monster-bearing (L+S); monstrous/horrid, misshapen;

monstrificus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  monstrous; strange;

monstrigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon L&S]

  monster-bearing; producing monsters;

monstriger*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon L&S]

  producing monsters/portents; monster-bearing (L+S); monstrous/horrid, misshapen;

monstro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  show; point out, reveal; advise, teach;

monstrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  monster; portent, unnatural thing/event regarded as omen/sign/portent;

monstruosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strange, monstrous, ill-omened;

montanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mountainous;

Montepessulanus*

  m., N2.1 locale [classical --- France veryrare SrcZ]

  Montpellier (in southern France);

monticola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mountain dweller; highlander; mountaineer;

monticolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mountain dwelling;

montivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wandering over the mountains;

montosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mountainous; (also montuosus);

montuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mountainous;

monumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  reminder; memorial, monument, tomb; record, literary work, history, book;

mora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  delay, hindrance, obstacle; pause;

moralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science Greece common OLD]

  moral; of philosophy, concerned w/ethics; concerned w/moral philosophy;

moralitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  morality, morals;

moraliter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  morally;

morator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delayer; loiterer;

moratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endowed with character or manners of a specified kind; gentle, civilized;

morbidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  diseased; unhealthy;

morbillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  measles;

Morbonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  Plagueville; [~ abeas => go to hell!];

morbosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sickly/unhealthy/diseased/prone to illness; morbidly lustful; keen on/mad about;

morbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sickness, illness, weakness; disease; distemper; distress; vice;

morchella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  morel;

mordacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  stinging, property of stinging; biting sarcasm (Erasmus);

mordaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sharply, bitingly, stingingly, caustically;

mordax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  biting, snappish; tart; cutting, sharp; caustic;

mordeo*

  ere, omordi, rsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bite; sting; hurt, pain; vex; criticize, carp at; eat, consume; bite/cut into;

mordicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gripping;

mordicus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by biting, with the teeth; tenaciously;

moribundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dying;

morigero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be compliant/indulgent to; gratify; humor;

morigero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be compliant/indulgent to; gratify; humor;

morigerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  compliant, indulgent; obliging;

morio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [early --- --- common OLD]

  die; expire, pass/die/wither away/out; decay; (FUT ACT PPL only, moriturus);

morio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - die, expire, pass/die/wither away/out; fail, come to an end; decay;

  - perish; become obsolete (word), fall into disuse; be forgotten;

  - become obsolete (word), fall into disuse; be forgotten; faint, languish;

  - become void/moot (lawsuit); be extinguished (fire/light), go out;

morio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fool, idiot kept as a laughing-stock; jester (Erasmus);

moro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  delay; stay, stay behind; devote attention to;

morologus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  talking like a fool;

morositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  peevishness, moroseness; G:pedantry;

morosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hard to please, persnickety;

morphologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  morphology;

morphologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  morphological;

mors*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  death; corpse; annihilation;

morsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bite, sting; anguish, pain; jaws; teeth;

mortalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mortal, transient; human, of human origin;

mortalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mortality; death;

mortariolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  small mortar;

mortarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mortar; bowl/trough in which materials are pounded/ground

morticinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  not slaughtered, of animal that died natural death/its flesh; of dead tissue;

mortifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deadly, fatal, death bringing; destructive;

mortificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  killing; death; (eccles.);

mortifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  kill; destroy; mortify, subdue, reduce to weakness;

mortual*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  funeral song, dirge;

mortuus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  corpse, the dead one; the dead;

mortuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  dead, deceased; limp;

morua*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cod;

morula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  brief delay;

morulus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  black; dark colored;

morum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mulberry; fruit of the black mulberry;

morus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  black mulberry tree;

moruta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cod;

mos*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  custom, habit; mood, manner, fashion; character (pl.), behavior, morals;

Mosa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Netherlands uncommon OLD]

  river Maas/Meuse, in Holland/France/Belgium;

Moses*

  m., N3.8 person [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Moses;

motetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  anthem (music);

motio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  motion, movement; shivering, ague; removal;

motivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  motive?; emotion? (effect of being moved);

motivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  stirred; moved;

moto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  set in motion, shake, stir, etc;

motorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  motorized (adj.);

motrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  motor;

motus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  movement, motion; riot, commotion, disturbance; gesture; emotion;

moveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  move, stir, agitate, affect, provoke, disturb; [movere se => dance];

mox*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  soon, next (time/position);

Moyses*

  m., N3.8 person [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Moses;

mozetta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  short cape;

mozzetta*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  short cape;

mucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sniveling; moldy, musty;

mucinnium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  handkerchief;

mucor*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  bread-mold; wine-must;

mucro*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sword, sword point, sharp point;

mucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mucus, snot; recess, innermost part of a house;

mugil*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sea fish; gray mullet; (used in punishing adulterers Juv. 10.317 L+S);

mugilis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sea fish; gray mullet; (used in punishing adulterers Juv. 10.317 L+S);

mugino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  loiter, dally;

mugio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  low, bellow; make a loud deep noise;

mugitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lowing, bellowing; roaring, rumble;

mula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  she-mule; mule;

mulceo*

  ere, lsi, lsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stroke, touch lightly, fondle, soothe, appease, charm, flatter, delight;

Mulciber*

  m., N2.3 name [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  surname of Vulcan; P:fire;

Mulciber*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  surname of Vulcan; P:fire;

mulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beat up, thrash, cudgel; worst, treat roughly;

mulcta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  fine; penalty; penalty involving property (livestock, later money);

mulctaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  fined, extracted as fine/penalty;

mulctaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  fined, extracted as fine/penalty;

mulctatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  imposition of fine;

mulcto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  punish, fine; extract as forfeit; sentence to pay;

mulctra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  milk pail, milking pail; milk in a milk pail (L+S);

mulctrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  milk pail, milking pail;

mulctrarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  milk pail, milking pail;

mulctrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  milk pail, milking pail;

mulgarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  milk pail, milking pail;

mulgeo*

  ere, lsi, lctum, V2.1 trans [late agri --- common L&S]

  milk (an animal); extract (milk);

mulgeo*

  ere, lsi, lsum, V2.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  milk (an animal); extract (milk);

muliebris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feminine, womanly, female; woman's; womanish, effeminate;

mulier*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  woman; wife; mistress;

mulierarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  womanish;

muliercula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little/weak/foolish woman; little hussy;

mulierositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  love of women;

mulierosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fond of women;

mulinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a mule, mulish;

mulio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  muleteer, mule driver, mule-skinner;

mullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  red mullet (fish);

mulomedicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mule-doctor;

mulsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  honeyed wine; (common Roman drink of honey mixed into wine);

mult*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  many women (pl.);

mult*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  many men/people (pl.); the common/ordinary people; the many; common herd;

multa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  fine; penalty; penalty involving property (livestock, later money);

multangulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  many-cornered;

multaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  fined, extracted as fine/penalty; of/concerning a fine (Cas);

multaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  fined, extracted as fine/penalty; of/concerning a fine (Cas);

multatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  imposition of fine;

multesimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very small;

multicanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  harmonious;

multicavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  porous;

multicellularis*

  is, e, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  multicellular;

multicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  splendid garment; transparent garment;

multicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  soft; splendid; transparent;

multicolor*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  many-colored;

multifariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in many places;

multifarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  many-fold;

multifidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  splintered;

multifluus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flowing copiously;

multiformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having many shapes;

multigener*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  various/varied, of many different kinds/sorts/types;

multigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of many different sorts;

multijugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  yoked many together; manifold, of many sorts;

multijugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  yoked many together; manifold, of many sorts;

multiloquax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  talkative;

multiloquium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  loquaciousness, excessive talking;

multiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  garrulous, talkative, that talks too much;

multimodis*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in many ways, variously;

multimodus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  various, manifold;

multiplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - having many twists/turns; having many layers/thicknesses, many deep; complex;

  - multitudinous, many at once/together; numerous; changeable/shifting; versatile;

multiplicabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  multiple, manifold;

multiplicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  multiplication; act of increasing in number/quantity; multiple;

multiplicator*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  multiplier (math.);

multiplicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  multiplicity; manifoldness;

multipliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in many different ways;

multiplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  multiply; repeat; increase (number/quantity/extent); have/use on many occasions;

multiplicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  compound, complex, composed of many elements;

multiscius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  much-knowing;

multitudo*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  multitude, great number; crowd; rabble, mob;

multivorancia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  gluttony;

multizonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  block of flats;

multo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  punish, fine; extract as forfeit; sentence to pay;

multo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  much, by much, a great deal, very; most; by far; long (before/after);

multot*

  num. adverb [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  many times;

multum*

  n., N2.2 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  many things (pl.); much; many;

multum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  much, greatly, plenty, very; more; most;

multus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  much, many, great, many a; large, intense, assiduous; tedious;

mulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mule;

mumia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mummy;

mundanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  inhabitant of the world; worldly person, cosmopolitan;

mundanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  worldly; of/belonging to the world/universe; mundane; of this world (Bee);

mundialis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  worldly, belonging to the world; mundane; of sacred vault of Ceres (OLD);

mundialiter*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  in the manner of the world;

mundializatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  internationalization;

munditia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cleanness, elegance of appearance, manners or taste;

mundities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cleanness, elegance of appearance, manners or taste;

mundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  clean, cleanse, make clean/tidy; (eccl. - ceremonially/spiritually);

mundus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  universe, heavens; world, mankind; toilet/dress (woman), ornament, decoration;

mundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  clean, cleanly, nice, neat, elegant, delicate; refined, pure;

munero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  give, present;

munero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  give, present;

municeps*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  citizen/native (of a municipium/municipality);

municipalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to/typical of/inhabiting/from a municipium; provincial (insult);

municipatim*

  adv. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  by municipalities/municipia, by free towns; as a municipality;

municipatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  citizenship;

municipatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  citizenship; fact of belonging to the same municipality (OLD);

municipiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  little municipality/municipium;

municipium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  township (administrative division);

municipium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  municipality, town; town subject to Rome but under its own laws; free town;

munifes*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who performs duties; soldier who does not have exemption from fatigues;

munificator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  gift-bestower;

munifice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  liberally, generously, munificently; unstintingly; bountifully (L+S);

munificens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  bountiful, generous, liberal, munificent;

munificentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bountifulness, munificence;

munificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - bountiful, liberal, generous, munificent; unstinted;

  - subject to tax/duty; dutiful, performing one's obligations;

munimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortification; defense;

munimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortification, bulwark; defense, protection;

munio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fortify; strengthen; protect, defend, safeguard; build (road);

munitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortifying; fortification;

munitiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later war --- veryrare L&S]

  small/little fortification/stronghold;

munitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who builds fortifications;

munitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  defended, fortified; protected, secured, safe;

munium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  duties (pl.), functions;

munus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  service; duty, office, function; gift; tribute, offering; bribes (pl.);

munusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small present or favor;

muraena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kind of eel, the moray or lamprey;

muralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of walls; of a (city) wall; turreted; mural;

muratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  walled, surrounded by walls;

murdrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  murder;

murelegus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  cat; (mouser);

murena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kind of eel, the moray or lamprey;

murex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  purple fish, shellfish which gave Tyrian dye; purple dye; purple cloth;

muria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brine, salt liquor, pickling;

muries*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  brine, salt liquor, pickling;

murilega*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  cat; (mouser);

murilegius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  cat; (mouser);

murilegus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  cat; (mouser);

murinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gray-mouse-colored

murmillo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gladiator who wore Gallic armor and fish-topped helmet; (usu. fought retiarius);

murmur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  murmur/mutter; whisper/rustle, hum/buzz; low noise; roar/growl/grunt/rumble;

murmur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  murmur/mutter; whisper/rustle, hum/buzz; low noise; roar/growl/grunt/rumble;

murmuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  grumbling, discontented muttering; uttering of low continuous cries;

murmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hum, murmur, mutter; roar;

murra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - fluorspar; agate?; highly prized mineral used for making vases;

  - myrrh (aromatic gum/ointment); tree source of myrrh (Commiphora schimperi);

murreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having color of myrrh, reddish-brown;

murus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wall, city wall;

mus*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mouse;

musa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  muse (one of the goddesses of poetry, music, etc.); sciences/poetry (pl.);

musaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  of the Muses; poetical;

musca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fly (insect); gadfly, bothersome person;

muscarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fly trap;

muscatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nutmeg;

muscidus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mossy;

muscipula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mouse trap;

muscipulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mouse trap;

muscosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mossy;

musculosus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- veryrare L&S]

  muscular;

musculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - little mouse, small rodent; common mouse; various (sea) creatures; mussel;

  - B:muscle; W:military shed, mantelet, "mousie"; small boat (mydion);

muscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moss;

musica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  music;

musicographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  composer;

musicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of/belonging to poetry or music, musical;

musino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  deliberate about;

musivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later drama --- veryrare L&S]

  mosaic;

musivus*

  a, um, adj. [later drama --- veryrare L&S]

  muse-like; artistic;

Muslimus*

  m., N2.1 group [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Moslem;

mussito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mutter/whisper, talk in subdued tones; keep quiet/say nothing (about);

musso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mutter/whisper (discontently); hum (bee); keep quiet (about); hem/haw; hesitate;

mustaceum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  must-cake, a sort of wedding cake;

mustaceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  must-cake, a sort of wedding cake;

mustela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weasel;

mustella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weasel;

mustes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  initiate, one initiated in secret rites;

musteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  must-like; of new wine; fresh/young;

mustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unfermented/partially fermented grape juice/wine, must;

mustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fresh, young; unfermented/partially fermented (wine);

Musulmanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Muslim;

mutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  changeable; inconstant;

mutabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  changeability, liability to change; fickleness; inconstancy;

mutabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with changeability of purpose; inconstantly;

mutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change, alteration; interchange, exchange;

mutatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  switch;

mutilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maim, mutilate; lop/cut/chop off, crop; cut short;

mutilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maimed, broken, mutilated; hornless, having lost/stunted horns;

mutinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  penis; (rude);

muto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  move, change, shift, alter, exchange, substitute (for); modify;

muto*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  penis; (rude);

muttio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mutter, murmur;

mutto*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  penis; (rude);

muttonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  penis; (rude);

mutuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  borrowing;

mutuens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  borrowing;

mutulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  projecting shelf/bracket; slab under corona of cornice, mutule, modillion;

mutunium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  penis; (rude);

mutuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  lend; exchange;

mutuo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  borrow, obtain on loan;

mutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dumb, silent, mute; speechless;

mutuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  borrowed, lent; mutual, in return;

myalgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  myalgia/myalgy; (morbid condition of a muscle); muscular rheumatism;

mydion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  small boat;

myocardium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  myocardium, muscular substance of the heart;

myoparo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  small piratical galley;

myoparon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  light naval vessel;

myopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  myopia;

myops*

  , adj. [medieval bio --- uncommon Cal]

  myopic;

myosotis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  forget-me-not;

myrepsicus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  aromatic; of/for unguents;

myriadalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  ten-thousand-fold;

myrias*

  n., N3.7 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  myriad, ten-thousand (the number);

myrica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tamarisk; (evergreen bush/shrub/tree);

myrice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  tamarisk; (evergreen bush/shrub/tree);

myriophllon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  milfoil; (plant w/divided leaves genus); common yarrow; water milfoil;

myriophllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  milfoil; (plant w/divided leaves genus); common yarrow; water milfoil;

myristica*

  f., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- veryrare Cal]

  nutmeger; (nutmeg grater?); (person from Connecticut is called nutmeger);

myrmillo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gladiator who wore Gallic armor and fish-topped helmet; (usu. fought retiarius);

myrobalanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  behen-nut; balsam (Pliny);

myropoeus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  perfumer;

myrra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  myrrh (aromatic gum/ointment); tree source of myrrh (Commiphora schimperi);

myrrha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  myrrh (aromatic gum/ointment); tree source of myrrh (Commiphora schimperi);

myrtetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  myrtle-grove;

myrteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  of myrtle;

myrtillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  blueberry;

myrtum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  myrtle-berry;

myrtus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  myrtle, myrtle-tree;

mysta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  initiate, one initiated in secret rites; priest at the mysteries (Cas);

mystagogus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  priest who showed sacred places to strangers;

mystax*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  moustache;

mysterion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- eccl --- common Eccl]

  mystery, secret service/rite/worship (usu. pl.); secret, things not divulged;

mysterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  mystery, secret service/rite/worship (usu. pl.); secret, things not divulged;

mysterius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  mysterious; of a mystery/secret rite;

mystes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  initiate, one initiated in secret rites; priest at the mysteries (Cas);

mystetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon Eccl]

  myrtle-grove;

mystice*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  mystically;

mysticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  things (pl.) pertaining to/used in sacred mysteries/rites;

mysticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  of/belonging to/used in sacred mysteries/rites; secret, mysterious; mystical;

mythic*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  mythic; of myth or fable; fabulous (L+S); mythical;

mythicon*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  mythic; of myth or fable; fabulous (L+S); mythical;

mythicos*

  , adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  mythic; of myth or fable; fabulous (L+S); mythical;

mythistoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fabulous narrative; tall tale;

mythistoricus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fabulous; mixed with fable;

mythologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mythological; of/belonging to mythology;

mythologicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mythological matters (pl.);

mythologicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mythological, mythologic, of mythology;

mythos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  myth; fable;

mythus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  myth; fable;

mytulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  edible mussel;

myxa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tree (genus Cordia); sebesten/it's plum-like fruit; lamp nozzle (L+S);

myxum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  sebesten, plum-like fruit (of tree, genus Cordia, formerly Sebestena);

myxus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  wick (of a lamp);

N*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Numerius (Roman praenomen); (abb. N./Num.);

nable*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  psaltery; (pl. 10/12 stringed instrument w/sounding board behind strings OED);

nablium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  psaltery; (10/12 stringed instrument w/sounding board behind strings OED);

nablum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  psaltery; (10/12 stringed instrument w/sounding board behind strings OED);

nadir*

  n., N9.9 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nadir;

nae*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  truly, indeed, verily, assuredly; (particle of assurance); (w/personal PRON);

naevus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mole (on the body); birthmark;

Naias*

  f., N3.7 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Naiad; water nymph; nymph;

Nais*

  f., N3.7 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Naiad; water nymph; nymph;

nam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  for, on the other hand; for instance;

namque*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  for and in fact, on the other hand; insomuch as (strengthened nam);

nancisco*

  cere, -, actum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obtain, get; find, meet with, receive, stumble on, light on;

nancisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  obtain, get; find, meet with, receive, stumble on, light on;

nanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dwarf;

naphtha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  naphtha; flammable/volitile petro-liquid;

naptha*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  naphtha; (Vulgate Prayer of Azariah 1:23); flammable/volitile petro-liquid;

narcissinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of the narcissus (flower);

narcissismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  narcissism;

narcissus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  narcissus (flower); son of Cephisus and Liriope; rich freedman of Claudius;

narcomania*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  addiction;

narcoticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  narcotic;

nardifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  producing/bearing nard (an aromatic plant);

nardinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wine flavored with nard (an aromatic plant);

nardinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to nard (an aromatic plant); resembling/smelling like nard; nard-;

nardum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unguent/balsam/oil of nard (an aromatic plant); the plant nard;

nardus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unguent/balsam/oil of nard (an aromatic plant); the plant nard;

naris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nostril; nose (pl.);

narrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that can be narrated;

narratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  narrative, story;

narratiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  short narrative;

narratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  narrative, story;

narro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  tell, tell about, relate, narrate, recount, describe;

narta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ski (instrument);

nartatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skiing (sport);

nartator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skier;

nartatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skiing;

narthecium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  box for perfumes and medicines;

narto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ski;

nasalizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nasalization;

nasciturus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  about to be born/come into being; should be born/rise; (FUT ACTIVE PPL nascor);

nasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - be produced spontaneously, come into existence/being; spring forth, grow; live;

  - be born/begotten/formed/destined; rise (stars), dawn; start, originate; arise;

nassa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  basket for catching fish; a trap, snare;

nassiterna*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  watering-can;

nasturcium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of cress;

nasus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent ---]

  nose; sense of smelling;

nasutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having long nose;

nata*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daughter; child;

natalicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  birthday party (pl.);

natalicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to birth;

natalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  natal, of birth;

natalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - birthday/anniversary; date of birth/founding/manufacture/origin; birthplace;

  - time of birth; horoscope; circumstances of birth; parentage (pl.), origins;

natatilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that can swim; swimmable;

natatilis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  swimming creature;

natator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swimmer;

natatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swimming;

natio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nation, people; birth; race, class, set; gentiles; heathens;

nationalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  national;

nationalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nationalism;

nationalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nationality;

natis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  buttocks (usu. pl.), rump;

nativitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  birth; nativity; (of Christ);

nativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  original; innate; natural; born;

nato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  swim; float;

natrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  water-snake; whip; a plant;

natura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nature; birth; character;

naturalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - natural, normal, typical, characteristic; innate, inherent; physical (science);

  - natural; (not adoptive, parents); (parts of body/genitals, excretory outlets);

naturalis*

  m., N3.3 person [later science --- lesser ---]

  physical/natural scientist; physicist; natural philosopher;

naturaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  naturally, normally; inherently, by nature; spontaneously; by human nature;

naturalizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  naturalization;

naturans*

  , adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  creative nature;

naturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  produce naturally;

natus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  son; child; children (pl.);

natus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  birth; age, years [minor natu => younger; major natu => older];

natus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  born, arisen; made; destined; designed, intended, produced by nature; aged, old;

nauarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  command of a ship/vessel;

nauarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  master/captain of a ship; skipper;

naucleria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late war --- veryrare L&S]

  command of a ship/vessel;

nauclericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  captain's, of/belonging to a ship's captain;

nauclerius*

  m., N2.1 person [later war --- veryrare SrcW]

  master of a ship/vessel;

nauclerius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  captain's, of/belonging to a ship's captain;

nauclerus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  captain of a ship; master/owner/skipper (L+S);

naucum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trifle; [non nauci habere => think nothing of];

naufragium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shipwreck;

naufrago*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be shipwrecked;

naufragus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shipwrecked; ruined; causing shipwreck;

naulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fare, passage money;

naupegus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  shipwright; ship builder;

nausea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nausea; seasickness;

nauseo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be sea-sick; feel sick;

nauseola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  squeamishness;

nausia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nausea; seasickness;

nausio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be sea-sick; feel sick;

nauta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sailor, seaman, mariner;

nauticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seamen (pl.), sailors;

nauticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nautical, naval;

navale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dock, shipway;

navalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  naval, of ships;

navanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  with zeal;

navicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small ship;

navicularia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  business of a ship-owner;

navicularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  of (small) ships;

navifragus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shipwrecking;

navigabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  navigable, suitable for shipping;

navigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sailing; navigation; voyage;

naviger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ship-bearing, navigable;

navigium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vessel, ship;

navigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sail; navigate;

navis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ship; [navis longa => galley, battleship; ~ oneraria => transport/cargo ship];

navita*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  sailor, seaman, mariner; (early, late, and poetic);

naviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  diligently; wholly;

navmachia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  mock sea battle staged as spectacle/game/exercise;

navmachiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  one who takes part in a mock sea battle staged as spectacle/game/exercise;

navmachiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  of a lake constructed for mock sea battles staged as spectacle/game/exercise;

navo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  do with zeal; [operam navare => do one's best];

navus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  active, industrious;

Nazara*

  f., N1.1 locale [late eccl NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Nazareth; city in Palestine; (home of the parents of Jesus);

nazaraeus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Nazarene;

Nazaraeus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Nazarite; man set apart to the service of God;

Nazarenus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Christ, the Nazarene;

Nazarenus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Nazarene, of/from/belonging to Nazareth; "Christian";

Nazareth*

  n., N9.9 locale [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Nazareth; city in Palestine; (home of the parents of Jesus);

Nazareus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Nazarene, of/from/belonging to Nazareth; "Christian";

Nazarus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common L&S]

  Nazarene, of/from/belonging to Nazareth; "Christian";

nazismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Nazism;

nazista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Nazi;

nazoreus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- veryrare SrcW]

  Nazarite; man set apart to the service of God; (1 Maccabees 3:49);

ne*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  not; (intro clause of purpose with subj verb); [ne....quidem => not even];

ne*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  truly, indeed, verily, assuredly; (particle of assurance); (w/personal PRON);

ne*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  that not, lest; (for negative of IMP);

nebrida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Ceres priest;

nebula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  mist, fog; cloud (dust/smoke/confusion/error); thin film, veneer; obscurity;

nebulo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rascal, scoundrel; worthless person;

nebulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  misty, foggy; characterized by/subject to/resembling mist, vaporous; obscure;

nec*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nor; and not, not, neither, not even;

nec*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nor, and..not; not..either, not even;

necdum*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  and/but not yet;

necessaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  connection (female), she closely connected by friendship/family/obligation;

necessarie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  necessarily; indispensably; as a necessary consequence;

necessario*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  unavoidably, without option; necessarily, of necessity; inevitably/unavoidably;

necessarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  necessities (pl.), what is needed; necessities of life;

necessarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  relative; connection, one closely connected by friendship/family/obligation;

necessarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - necessary/needed/essential/indispensable; vital/private (body part); close tied;

  - inevitable, fateful; urgent/critical; unavoidable/compulsory; natural (death);

necesse*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  necessary, essential; unavoidable, compulsory, inevitable; a natural law; true;

necessis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  necessary, essential; unavoidable, compulsory, inevitable; a natural law; true;

necessitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  need/necessity; inevitability; difficult straits; poverty; obligation; bond;

necessitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  obligation; bond, connection, affinity; compulsion; needs; poverty; relative;

necesso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  render/make necessary;

necessum*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  necessary; imperative; unavoidable, compulsory, inevitable; a natural law; true;

necessus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  necessary, imperative; unavoidable, compulsory, inevitable; a natural law; true;

neclectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  neglect; fact of taking no notice;

neclectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disregarded, not cared for, neglected, ignored; carelessly made/done;

neclegens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heedless, neglectful, careless; unconcerned, indifferent; slovenly; unruly;

neclegenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heedlessly, neglectfully, carelessly; unconcernedly, indifferently; slovenly;

neclegentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heedlessness, neglect; carelessness, negligence; coldness; disrespect;

neclego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disregard, neglect, ignore, regard of no consequence; do nothing about; despise;

necne*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  or not;

necnon*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nor; and not, not, neither, not even; and also, and indeed;

neco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  kill/murder; put to death; suppress, destroy; kill (plant); quench/drown (fire);

neco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kill/murder; put to death; suppress, destroy; kill (plant); quench/drown (fire);

necopinans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not expecting; unawares;

necopinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unexpected, unforeseen;

necopinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  unexpected; not expecting;

necopmus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unexpected, unforeseen;

necrocomium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  morgue;

necrologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  death;

necrosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  necrosis;

nectar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nectar, the drink of the gods; anything sweet, pleasant or delicious;

nectareus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sweet as nectar;

necto*

  tere, exui, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tie, bind;

necubi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lest anywhere/at any place; lest on any occasion; that nowhere;

necunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lest from anywhere;

nedum*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  still less; not to speak of; much more;

nefandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  impious, wicked; abominable;

nefarie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wickedly, impiously; nefariously, abominably; heinously;

nefarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  crime; wicked/impious/nefarious/heinous act;

nefarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wicked, evil, offending moral law; criminal, abominable; horrible/vile/foul;

nefarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  impious; nefarious; execrable; heinous; abandoned (Cas);

nefas*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sin, violation of divine law, impious act; [fas et nefas => right and wrong];

nefastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  contrary to divine law; [dies nefasti => days unfit for public business];

neg*

  nege, negassi, -, V8.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  deny, refuse; say ... not;

negatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  denial, refusal; negation (action); negative (Souter); betrayal;

negative*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  negatively; in the negative (Souter);

negativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  restraining, inhibiting (legal actions); denied/refused; negative (of words);

negator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  denier, one who denies; apostate;

negidius*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- uncommon ---]

  Negidius; fictional name in Law;

negito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deny or refuse repeatedly;

neglectim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  negligently;

neglectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  neglect; fact of taking no notice;

neglectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  disregarded, not cared for, neglected, ignored; carelessly made/done;

neglegens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  heedless, neglectful, careless; unconcerned, indifferent; slovenly; unruly;

neglegenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heedlessly, neglectfully, carelessly; unconcernedly, indifferently; slovenly;

neglegentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  heedlessness, neglect; carelessness, negligence; coldness; disrespect;

neglego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  disregard, neglect, ignore, regard of no consequence; do nothing about; despise;

negligenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  heedlessly, neglectfully, carelessly; unconcernedly, indifferently; slovenly;

negligentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  heedlessness, neglect; carelessness, negligence; coldness; disrespect;

negligo*

  gere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  disregard, neglect, ignore, regard of no consequence; do nothing about; despise;

nego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  deny, refuse; say ... not;

negotiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  business;

negotiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wholesale trader or dealer;

negotio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry on business; trade;

negotio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  do business, trade;

negotiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little business;

negotiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  active, occupied;

negotium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pain, trouble, annoyance, distress; work, business, activity, job;

Nehalannia*

  f., N1.1 name [later eccl Netherlands veryrare SrcZ]

  German goddess, worshiped by traders who sailed across the North Sea;

nemo*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  no one, nobody;

nemoralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to wood/forest, sylvan;

nemorensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of woods or groves; sylvan;

nemorivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forest-roving;

nemorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well-wooded;

nempe*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  truly, certainly, of course;

nemus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wood, forest;

nenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funeral dirge sung; incantation, jingle;

neo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spin; weave; produce by spinning;

neofitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- inscription L&S]

  newly planted; (of newly converted Christians);

neolithicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Neolithic;

neologismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  neologism;

neomenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  new moon;

neonatus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  new-born;

neophytus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  neophyte; (newly converted Christians);

neophytus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  newly planted; (of newly converted Christians);

neoplasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  neoplasm; tumor;

nepa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  scorpion; a crab;

nepiagogium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  children's garden;

nepos*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  grandson/daughter; descendant; spendthrift, prodigal, playboy; secondary shoot;

neptis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  granddaughter; female descendant;

Neptunus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl Italy lesser ---]

  Neptune; sea;

nequam*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wicked/licentious/depraved; bad/vile; naughty/roguish; worthless/useless;

nequando*

  adv. [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  lest, lest ever; never, not ever;

nequaquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  by no means;

neque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nor; and not, not, neither;

neque*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nor [neque..neque=>neither..nor; neque solum..sed etiam=>not only..but also];

nequedum*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  and/but not yet;

nequeo*

  uire, uivi, uitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be unable, cannot;

nequicquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in vain;

nequior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  more wicked/licentious/depraved/vile; worse; more useless/worthless; (nequam);

nequiquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  in vain;

nequis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lest any one;

nequissimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  most wicked/vile/licentious/worthless, good for nothing; (nequam SUPER);

nequiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  badly; wickedly;

nequitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wickedness; idleness; negligence; worthlessness; evil ways;

nequities*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wickedness; idleness; worthlessness; (equivalent to nequitia);

Nero*

  m., N3.1 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Nero; (cognomen of Claudian gens); (Nero Claudius Caesar -> Emperor, 54-69);

Nerva*

  m., N1.1 name [classical legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  Nerva; (Roman cognomen); [M. Cocceius Nerva => Emperor, 96-98 AD];

Nervius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Nervii (pl.); Belgic (north Gallic) tribe;

nervosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sinewy; vigorous;

nervulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  nerve, strength;

nervus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - sinew/muscle/nerve; hamstring; tendon (as material); stringed instrument (pl.);

  - strength; vigor, nerve, force, power; sexual power, virility; penis (rude);

nervus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  string/cord; bowstring; bow; (leather) thong; fetter (for prisoner); prison;

nescio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  not know (how); be ignorant/unfamiliar/unaware/unacquainted/unable/unwilling;

nescius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unaware, not knowing, ignorant;

nete*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  highest note in tetrachord; last/undermost string;

neu*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  or not, and not; (for negative of IMP); [neve ... neve => neither ... nor ];

neuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  - spirit; [pneuma sacrum/sanctum => Holy Spirit/Ghost];

  - prolonged/breathing notes in plainsong; plainsong notation signs;

neuma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval drama --- lesser Med]

  neume/neum; prolonged group of notes sung to single syllable (in plainsong);

neuronum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  neuron, nerve cell;

neuter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neither;

neutiquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  by no means, not at all; (ne utiquam);

neutralitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  neutrality;

neutralizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  neutralization;

neutralizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  neutralize;

neutro*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to neither side;

neutronium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  neutron;

neutrubi*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in neither place; neither way;

neve*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  or not, and not; (for negative of IMP); [neve ... neve => neither ... nor ];

nex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  death; murder;

nexilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woven together, intertwined;

nexo*

  xere, xi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tie together; bind together; (see also nectere);

nexum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  obligation between creditor/debtor; (pre-300 BC debtor bondman for non-payment);

nexus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one reduced to quasi-slavery for debt, bondsman;

nexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obligation between creditor and debtor;

ni*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  if ... not; unless; [quid ni? => why not?];

ni*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  if ... not; unless;

niceterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  reward of victory, prize;

nichelium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  nickel;

nichil*

  n., N9.9 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  nothing; no; trifle/thing not worth mentioning; nonentity; nonsense; no concern;

nichilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  nothing; nothingness, which does not exist; something valueless; no respect;

Nicomedia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Nicomedia (city), capital of Bithynia; (now Izmid/Izmit Turkey);

nicotinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nicotine;

nicto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blink;

nidificium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  nesting place;

nidifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  build a nest;

nidificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  nest-, concerned with the building of nests;

nidor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rich, strong smell, fumes;

nidulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little nest;

nidus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nest;

nigellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat black; (pre-classical and medieval); Nigellus (proper name);

niger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  black, dark; unlucky;

nigrans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  black, dark colored; shadowy; murky;

nigredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blackness;

nigreo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  grow dark; darken;

nigresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become black, grow dark;

nigrita*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  negro;

nigritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blackness; black color;

nigrities*

  f., N5.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blackness; black color;

nigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  be black; make black;

nihil*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  nothing; no; trifle/thing not worth mentioning; nonentity; nonsense; no concern;

nihildum*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nothing; nothing as yet; not a shred; less than nothing;

nihilismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nihilism;

nihilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  nothingness;

nihilominus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  never/none the less, notwithstanding, just the same; likewise, as well;

nihilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  nothing; nothingness, which does not exist; something valueless; no respect;

nil*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  nothing; no; trifle/thing not worth mentioning; nonentity; nonsense; no concern;

nilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  nothing; nothingness, which does not exist; something valueless; no respect;

nimbifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stormy;

nimbosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of/surrounded by rain clouds;

nimbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rainstorm, cloud;

nimietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  excess; superabundance; too great a number/quantity. redundancy (L+S);

nimio*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by a very great degree, far;

nimirum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  without doubt, evidently, forsooth;

nimis*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  very much; too much; exceedingly;

nimium*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  too, too much; very, very much, beyond measure, excessive, too great;

nimius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  excessive, too great;

Nineve*

  f., N1.6 locale [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Nineveh; (ancient capital of Assyria);

Ninevita*

  m., N1.1 group [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Ninivite, inhabitant of Nineveh (ancient capital of Assyria);

Nineviticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Ninivite, of/from Nineveh; (ancient capital of Assyria);

Ninevitus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Ninivite, of/from Nineveh; (ancient capital of Assyria);

ningo*

  gere, nxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  snow;

ningo*

  gere, nxi, -, V3.1 impers [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  it snows;

ninguis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  snow; drifts of snow (pl.);

ninguo*

  uere, nxi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  snow;

Ninive*

  f., N1.6 locale [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Nineveh; (ancient capital of Assyria);

Ninivita*

  m., N1.1 group [later --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Ninivite, inhabitant of Nineveh (ancient capital of Assyria);

Niniviticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Ninivite, of/from Nineveh; (ancient capital of Assyria);

Ninivitus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Ninivite, of/from Nineveh; (ancient capital of Assyria);

nisan*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Nisan, Jewish month; (1st in ecclesiastic year); (late January-early February);

nisi*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  if not; except, unless;

nisus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pressing upon/down; pressure, push; endeavor; exertion; strong muscular effort;

nitedula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  dormouse;

nitella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small mouse; dormouse;

niteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shine, glitter, look bright; be sleek/in good condition; bloom, thrive;

nitesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin to shine;

nitidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shining, bright;

nito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  press/lean upon; struggle; advance; depend on (with abl.); strive, labor;

nito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  press/lean upon; struggle; advance; depend on (with abl.); strive, labor;

nitor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  brightness, splendor; brilliance; gloss, sheen; elegance, style, polish; flash;

nitrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  full of nitron;

nitrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  name of various alkalis (esp. soda and potash but probably not nitre);

nivalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  snowy, snow-covered; snow-like;

niveus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  snowy, covered with snow; white;

Nivomagus*

  f., N2.1 locale [late --- Netherlands veryrare L&S]

  city of the Treveri, now Nijmegen, city in Holland;

nivosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of snow, snowy;

nix*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  snow;

nixo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  support oneself, rest/lean (on) (w/ABL); struggle/strive, exert oneself (W/INF);

nixus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  straining; the efforts of childbirth (pl.), travail;

no*

  are, avi, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  swim, float;

nobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - noble, well born; aristocratic; outstanding (in rank/deed); important/prominent;

  - famous, celebrated; well/generally known; remarkable, noteworthy (facts);

nobilis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nobles (pl.);

nobilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nobility/noble class; (noble) birth/descent; fame/excellence; the nobles; rank;

nobilito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make known/noted/renown; render famous/notorious; ennoble; make more majestic;

nocens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harmful; guilty; criminal;

noceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  harm, hurt; injure (with DAT);

nocivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  harmful, injurious; noxious;

noctesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grow dark;

noctiluca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  moon;

noctivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  night-wandering;

noctu*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  by night, at night;

noctua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little owl;

noctuabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  traveling by night;

nocturnalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  nocturnal;

nocturnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nocturnal, of night, at night, by night;

nocumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  nuisance;

nocuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hurtful, injurious;

nodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tie in a knot/knots;

nodosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tied into many knots, full of knots, knotty;

nodus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  knot; node;

nola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Nola (town in Campania); woman of Nola; (pun on nolo); bell (Erasmus);

nolo*

  lle, lui, -, V6.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be unwilling; wish not to; refuse to;

nomas*

  m., N3.7 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  nomad, esp. a Numidian; nomads (pl.), certain wandering pastoral tribes;

nomen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  name, family name; noun; account, entry in debt ledger; sake; title, heading;

nomenclator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one who address person by name; slave who announced guests/dishes; an official;

nomenclatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  assigning of names to things, nomenclature; mentioning things by name;

nomenculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one who address person by name; slave who announced guests/dishes; an official;

nominatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by name;

nominatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  naming; nomination (to an office);

nominativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nominative;

nominatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  naming; G:noun;

nomine*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in name only, nominally (ABL S of nomen);

nominetenus*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  nominal; so-called;

nominito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  name, term;

nomino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  name, call;

nomisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  coin/piece of money; coinage; token/voucher; medal (L+S); stamp; image on coin;

Non*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Nones (pl.), abb. Non.; 7th of month, March, May, July, Oct., 5th elsewhen;

non*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  not, by no means, no; [non modo ... sed etiam => not only ... but also];

Nona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Nones (pl.), abb. Non.; 7th of month, March, May, July, Oct., 5th elsewhen;

nonagensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  ninetieth;

nonagensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  ninetieth;

nonaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ninety;

nonanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of/belonging to ninth legion;

nondum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  not yet;

nongentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  nine hundredth;

nongentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  nine hundredth;

nongenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nine hundred;

nonne*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  not? (interog, expects the answer "Yes");

nonnemo*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  some persons, a few;

nonnihil*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  certain amount;

nonnihil*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in some measure;

nonnisi*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  not unless; not except; only (on specific terms);

nonnullus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  some (pl.), several, a few;

nonnullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  number of (pl.), some; several;

nonnullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  some, several, a few; one and another; considerable;

nonnumquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sometimes;

nonnunquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sometimes;

norma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carpenter's square; standard, pattern;

normativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  normal;

nos*

  pron. pers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  we (pl.), us;

noscito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recognize; be acquainted with;

nosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - get to know; learn, find out; become cognizant of/acquainted/familiar with;

  - examine, study, inspect; try (case); recognize, accept as valid/true; recall;

nosocomium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hospital;

nosocomus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  male nurse;

nostalgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nostalgia;

noster*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  our men (pl.);

noster*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  our;

nota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mark, sign, letter, word, writing, spot brand, tattoo-mark;

notabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  remarkable, notable;

notaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Cal]

  registration;

notariatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  notary's office;

notarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  notary;

notarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  writer of shorthand, stenographer;

notatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marking;

noteo*

  ere, tui, titum, V2.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  notify;

notesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become known; become famous;

nothus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  illegitimate (known father); cross-bred, mixed, mongrel; false, spurious;

notificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  notification;

notio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  judicial examination or enquiry;

notionalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  conceptual;

notionaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  conceptually;

notitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  notice; acquaintance;

noto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  observe; record; brand; write, inscribe;

notula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little mark;

notum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  notorious facts (pl.); scandal;

notus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  friends (pl.), acquaintances;

notus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  well known, familiar, notable, famous, esteemed; notorious, of ill repute;

Nov*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  November (month/mensis understood); abb. Nov.;

nov*

  -, novi, otum, V3.1 perfdef [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - know, know of; know how, be able (to); experience; (PERF form, PRES force);

  - know; be familiar/acquainted/conversant with/aware of; accept, recognize;

novacula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  razor;

novale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fallow/unplowed land; enclosed land; field; land/field cultivated first time;

novalis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fallow/unplowedland; enclosed land; field; land/field cultivated first time;

novamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  innovation;

novatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  substitution by stipulatio of new for existing obligation; renewing; renovation;

nove*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  newly, in new/unusual manner; recently/short time ago; finally/lastly; at last;

novella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  news (literary kind);

novello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  plant nurseries;

novellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  young, tender;

novem*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nine;

November*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  November; (9th month before Caesar, 11th after); abb. Nov.;

November*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  November (month/mensis understood); abb. Nov.; of/pertaining to November;

novenarius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ninefold, consisting of nine; having crosssection of 9 square feet, 3 by 3 feet;

novendecim*

  num. card [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nineteen;

novendialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lasting nine days; held on the ninth day after a person's death;

noverca*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stepmother;

noviciatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  novitiate; apprenticeship;

novicius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  beginner;

novicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  new, fresh; esp. of persons new to slavery;

novilunium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  new moon;

Noviomagus*

  f., N2.1 locale [late --- Netherlands veryrare L&S]

  city of the Treveri, now Nijmegen, city in Holland;

novissime*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lately, very recently; last, after all else; for last time; lastly; in the end;

novissimum*

  n., N2.2 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rear (pl.), those at the rear (the freshest troops);

novissimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  last, rear; most recent; utmost;

novitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - newness; strangeness/novelty/unusualness/rarity; unfamiliarity; freshness;

  - restored state (as new); being new appointed/promoted; surprise; modern times;

noviter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  recently, newly;

novitiatus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  novitiate;

novitius*

  m., N2.4 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  one newly come; novice (eccl.);

novitius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  novice-; of a novice;

novo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make new, renovate; renew, refresh, change;

Novomagus*

  f., N2.1 locale [late --- Netherlands veryrare L&S]

  city of the Treveri, now Nijmegen, city in Holland;

novus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  new, fresh, young; unusual, extraordinary; (novae res, f. pl. = revolution);

nox*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  night [prima nocte => early in the night; multa nocte => late at night];

noxa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hurt, injury; crime; punishment, harm;

noxalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  of injury done by person/other's animal; harm/damage/injury; power to harm;

noxia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crime, fault;

noxiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very harmful, noxious; full of guilt, vicious;

noxius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  harmful, noxious; guilty, criminal;

nubecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little cloud; a troubled expression;

nubeculatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  comic; (fabula nubeculata = comic strip);

nubes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - cloud/mist/haze/dust/smoke; sky/air; billowy formation (hair); swarm/multitude;

  - frown, gloomy expression; gloom/anxiety; mourning veil; cloud/threat (of war);

nubifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cloud capped; cloud bearing, that brings clouds;

nubigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cloud-born; (of the Centaurs);

nubilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marriageable;

nubilosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cloudy, foggy; murky;

nubilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clouds (pl.), rain clouds;

nubilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cloudy; lowering;

nubis*

  m., N3.3 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - cloud/mist/haze/dust/smoke; sky/air; billowy formation (hair); swarm/multitude;

  - frown, gloomy expression; gloom/anxiety; mourning veil; cloud/threat (of war);

nubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  marry, be married to;

nubs*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - cloud/mist/haze/dust/smoke; sky/air; billowy formation (hair); swarm/multitude;

  - frown, gloomy expression; gloom/anxiety; mourning veil; cloud/threat (of war);

nucatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nougat;

nucifrangibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nutcracker;

nuclearis*

  is, e, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  nuclear;

nucleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nucleus, inside of a nut, kernel; nut; central part; hard round mass/nodule;

nuditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  nakedness, bareness, nudity, exposure; bareness, want;

nudius*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  it is now the...day since; (always with ordinal numerals);

nudiustertius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  day before yesterday;

nudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lay bare, strip; leave unprotected;

nudus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nude; bare, stripped;

nuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trifles (pl.), nonsense; trash; frivolities; bagatelle(s);

nugacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  drollery, trifling playfulness;

nugator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who plays the fool; teller of tall stories;

nugatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trifling, worthless, futile, paltry;

nugigerulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clothes-dealer (in female finery);

nugivendus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clothes-dealer (in female finery);

nugo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  play the fool, talk nonsense; trifle;

nullatenus*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  not at all; in nowise, by no means;

nullibi*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  nowhere;

nullitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  non-existence;

nulliter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  not at all;

nullus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  no one;

nullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  no; none, not any; (PRONominal ADJ)

Num*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Numerius (Roman praenomen); (abb. N./Num.);

num*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  if, whether; now, surely not, really, then (asking question expecting neg);

numen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  divine will, divinity; god;

numerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  possible/easy to count;

numerarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  accountant, keeper of accounts; arithmetician;

numeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  calculation, reckoning, counting; paying out (money); payment; enumeration;

numerator*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  numerator (math.);

Numerius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Numerius (Roman praenomen); (abb. N./Num.);

numero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- science --- veryfreq OLD]

  count, add up, reckon/compute; consider; relate; number/enumerate, catalog; pay;

numero*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  quickly, rapidly; prematurely, too soon; too much(?);

numerose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  plentifully, in/with large numbers; into many parts; in many ways; rhythmically;

numerositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  multitude, great number; rhythm, harmony;

numerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - numerous/many, of many units/parts/people; multiple; manifold/varied; prolific;

  - plentiful/abundant/populous; harmonious/melodious/rhythmic/proportioned;

numerus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - number/sum/total/rank; (superior) numerical strength/plurality; category; tally;

  - rhythm/cadence/frequency; meter/metrical foot/line; melody; exercise movements;

numisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  coin/piece of money; coinage; token/voucher; medal (L+S); stamp; image on coin;

nummarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of/belonging to money; bribed with money, venal;

nummatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moneyed;

nummischedula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  banknote;

nummisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coin/piece of money; coinage; token/voucher; medal (L+S); stamp; image on coin;

nummularius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  kind of small-change state banker; (to change foreign currency and test coins);

nummularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  of/related to the changing of foreign currency;

nummulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little piece or sum of money;

nummus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coin; cash; money; sesterce;

numquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  never;

numquid*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  is it possible, surely ... not; can it be that; (question expecting negative);

nun*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  nun; (14th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as N);

nunc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  now, today, at present;

nuncia*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  female messenger; she who brings tidings (L+S);

nunciam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  here and now; now at last;

nunciatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  announcement of augur signs observed; notice/notification/laying of information;

nunciator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  announcer, he who lays information/stays neighbor's action; reporter; informer;

nunciatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  announcer (female), she who lays information/stays neighbor's action; informer;

nuncio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  announce/report/bring word/give warning; convey/deliver/relate message/greeting;

nuncium*

  n., N2.4 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  message, announcement; news; notice of divorce/annulment of betrothal;

nuncius*

  m., N2.4 person [late --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  messenger/herald/envoy; message (oral), warning; report; messenger's speech;

nuncius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  announcing, bringing word (of occurrence); giving warning; prognosticatory;

nuncupatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  solemn pronouncement (vow); naming/declaring; ramification; nomination; name;

nuncupatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dedicatory;

nuncupatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  dedication;

nuncupo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call, name; express;

nundina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  market day (pl.); traffic; [novem+dies => held every ninth day];

nundino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  buy or sell in the market; practice trade of a discreditable kind;

nundinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  period from one market-day to the next;

nunnullus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  some (pl.), several, a few;

nunquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at no time, never; not in any circumstances;

nunquid*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  is it possible, surely ... not; can it be that; (question expecting negative);

nuntia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  female messenger; she who brings tidings (L+S);

nuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  announcement of augur signs observed; notice/notification/laying of information;

nuntiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  announcer, he who lays information/stays neighbor's action; reporter; informer;

nuntiatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  announcer (female), she who lays information/stays neighbor's action; informer;

nuntiatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nunciature, representation of Pope by nuncio; office/term of nuncio;

nuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  announce/report/bring word/give warning; convey/deliver/relate message/greeting;

nuntium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  message, announcement; news; notice of divorce/annulment of betrothal;

nuntius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  messenger/herald/envoy; message (oral), warning; report; messenger's speech;

nuntius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  announcing, bringing word (of occurrence); giving warning; prognosticatory;

nuo*

  uere, ui, uitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nod;

nuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nod;

nuper*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  recently, not long ago; in recent years/our own time; (SUPER) latest in series;

nupta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bride;

nuptia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marriage (pl.), nuptials, wedding;

nuptialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a wedding or marriage, nuptial;

nurus*

  f., N4.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  daughter-in-law; prospective daughter-in-law; wife of grandson, etc. (leg.);

nusquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nowhere; on no occasion;

nutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tottering; insecure;

nutabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tottering; staggering;

nutamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bobbing; movement upwards and downwards;

nuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  waver, give way;

nutriamentus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  nourishment;

nutricius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tutor; foster-father;

nutricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  nourishing; suckling;

nutrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  nurse/suckle; raise/rear/bring up; nourish/promote growth/well being; cherish;

nutrico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  nurse/suckle; raise/rear/bring up; nourish/promote growth/well being; cherish;

nutricula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nurse;

nutrimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nourishment, sustenance;

nutrimens*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  food, nourishment;

nutrimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nourishment, sustenance;

nutrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - suckle. breast feed; nourish/feed/fuel, supply, build up; preserve, look after;

  - rear/raise; foster/encourage; tend/treat (wound/sick person); deal gently with;

nutrio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - suckle. breast feed; nourish/feed/fuel, supply, build up; preserve, look after;

  - rear/raise; foster/encourage; tend/treat (wound/sick person); deal gently with;

nutrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nurse;

nutus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nod; command, will; [ad nutum => instantly; with the agreement of];

nux*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nut;

nyctegreton*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  thorny oriental plant (reputed to become luminous at night);

nyctegretos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri NearEast Pliny OLD]

  thorny oriental plant (reputed to become luminous at night);

nycticorax*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  night raven;

nylonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  nylon;

nylonius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of nylon;

nympha*

  f., N1.1 person [--- myth Greece veryfreq OLD]

  nymph; (semi-divine female nature/water spirit); water; bride; young maiden;

nymphe*

  f., N1.6 person [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  nymph; (semi-divine female nature/water spirit); water; bride; young maiden;

o*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  Oh!;

ob*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  on account of, for the sake of, for; instead of; right before;

obaeratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  debtor;

obaeratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in debt;

obambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  walk up to, so as to meet; traverse;

obarmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arm;

obaro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plow up;

obaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  obey, listen to;

obba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beaker; decanter; city in Africa near Carthage;

obdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put before/against; shut, close, fasten;

obdormio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fall asleep;

obdormisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fall asleep; go to sleep; (w/reference to death);

obduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lead or draw before; cover/lay over; overspread; wrinkle; screen;

obductico*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  veiling; covering;

obductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of covering/veiling/enveloping; affliction/distress (Souter);

obducto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lead in rivalry;

obduresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be persistent, endure;

obduro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be hard, persist, endure;

obedens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obedient, compliant, submissive to authority/commands/word (of); under orders;

obedienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obediently, compliantly, without demur; willingly, readily (L+S);

obedientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obedience, compliance, submission to authority;

obedientiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare other]

  official; E:obedientiary; holder of office in monastery; (OED);

obedientio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  obedience, compliance, submission to authority;

obedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obey; listen/harken/submit (to); be subject/obedient/responsible/a slave (to);

obeliscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obelisk; critical mark (placed opposite suspected passages L+S); rose bud;

obelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late gram --- uncommon L&S]

  obelus, critical mark (spit-shaped put by suspected passages); obelisk; pivot;

obeo*

  bire, bivi, bitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  go to meet; attend to; fall; die;

obequito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ride up to;

obesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fat, stout, plump;

obex*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bolt, bar; barrier; obstacle;

obfendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - offend, give offense (to); displease/annoy/vex; trouble/upset, hurt (feelings);

  - strike/knock against; bump into; stumble upon; check, stop short; spoil/harm;

  - come upon, meet, find, encounter, be faced with; run aground; violate/wrong;

obfirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  secure; bolt, lock, fasten, bar; be determined/inflexible; persevere in;

obfringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  break up (ground) by cross-plowing;

obfusco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  darken; obscure; E:vilify;

obhaeresco*

  cere, esi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stick fast; adhere;

obicio*

  cere, bjeci, bjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  throw before/to, cast; object, oppose; upbraid; throw in one's teeth; present;

obiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  on the way, by the way, in passing;

obitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  approaching; approach, visit; setting (of the sun, etc), death;

objaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lie near by/at hand/opposite; lie in/block the way; lie exposed/at the mercy o;

objectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  taunting; casting aspersions; reproach (L+S);

objectivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  objectivity;

objectivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  objective (photo);

objectivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  objective;

objecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expose/throw (to); throw/put in the way; lay to one's charge, put before;

objectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  accusation, charge; S:object, something presented to the senses;

objectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  interposing; obstructing;

objectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  opposite;

objicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  throw before/to, cast; object, oppose; upbraid; throw in one's teeth; present;

objrasco*

  cere, -, biratum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be angry (with/at); grow angry at (Cas);

objurgator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rebuker;

objurgatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  reproachful, scolding;

objurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scold, chide, reproach;

oblanguesco*

  cere, ui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become feeble;

oblaqueatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  tree-root digging;

oblaqueo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  dig around tree-roots; E:surround, encircle;

oblatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  offer/offering (of something), tender, presentation; right to offer something;

oblatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  nagging woman;

oblatro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bark at (+DAT or +ACC);

oblectamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delight, pleasure, source of pleasure;

oblectamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delight, pleasure, source of pleasure;

oblectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delighting;

oblecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delight, please, amuse;

oblido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crush;

obligamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  band (for head); E:obligation? (as used in Tertullian);

obligatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obligation (legal/money); bond; being liable; mortgaging/pledging/guaranteeing;

obligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bind, oblige;

oblimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover/fill with mud; silt up; clog;

oblino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smear over;

obliquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slanting; oblique;

oblitero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to be forgotten/fall into disuse/to disappear; assign to oblivion;

obliterus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  forgotten; erased from memory;

oblitesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  conceal oneself;

oblittero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to be forgotten/fall into disuse/to disappear; assign to oblivion;

oblitterus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  forgotten; erased from memory;

oblitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forgetful (with gen.);

obliurgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reprimand, rebuke; action of reproving;

oblivio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  oblivion; forgetfulness;

obliviosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  oblivious, forgetful; causing forgetfulness;

oblivisco*

  cere, -, itum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  forget; (with GEN);

oblivium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forgetfulness, oblivion;

oblocutor*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  contradictor;

oblongus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  oblong;

obloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interpose remarks, interrupt;

oblucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  struggle against;

obmolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put in the way as an obstruction; block up;

obmurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  murmur in protest (at);

obmutesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lose one's speech, become silent;

obnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  growing on;

obnito*

  tere, -, ixum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrust/press against; struggle against, offer resistance; make a stand;

obnixe*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  resolutely; strenuously;

obnixie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  submissively, in a servile manner; in restricted manner, subject to hindrance;

obnixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  resolute, determined; obstinate;

obnoxietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  liability; dependence, interrelation, interrelationship (Red);

obnoxiosus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  submissive;

obnoxius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  liable; guilty;

obnubilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  darkening;

obnubilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  obscure, render dark/obscure; darken/cloud/fog (the mind); render unconscious;

obnubo*

  bere, upsi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  veil, cover (the head);

obnuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  announced bad omen; announcement of poor omen;

obnuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  announce adverse omens;

oboedens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obedient, compliant, submissive to authority/commands/word (of); under orders;

oboediens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obedient, submissive;

oboedienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obediently, compliantly, without demur; willingly, readily (L+S);

oboedientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obedience, compliance, submission to authority;

oboedientio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  obedience, compliance, submission to authority;

oboedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  obey; listen/harken/submit (to); be subject/obedient/responsible/a slave (to);

oboleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stink, smell of; present an odor, give forth a smell, betray oneself w/smell;

obolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal Greece common OLD]

  obol/obole/obolus, Greek coin or Greek weight (of 1/6 drachma); (a nickel?);

oborio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  arise, occur (thoughts); appear, spring/rise up before; well up (tears);

obortus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rising, flowing;

obprobrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reproach, taunt; disgrace, shame, scandal; source of reproach/shame;

obrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  creep up on/approach unawares/unobserved; sneak/drop in; pay surprise visit on;

obreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  creeping/sneaking up unseen; surprise; fraudulent/improper means of obtaining;

obrepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  creep up on, approach stealthily;

obretio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  catch in a net;

obrigesco*

  cere, gui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stiffen;

obrizum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pure gold (Vulgate); (also written obrizum aurum); fine gold (Ecc);

obrizus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  fine (gold); refined; assayed, tested (OLD);

obrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- legal --- veryrare L&S]

  abrogate; oppose passage of law; partly repeal law;

obruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cover up, hide, bury; overwhelm, ruin; crush;

obrussa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assay; test; assaying/testing of gold; [aurum ad ~ => tested/fine gold];

obrussus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fine (gold); refined; assayed, tested (OLD);

obruza*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  assay; test; assaying/testing of gold; [aurum ad ~ => tested/fine gold];

obruzus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fine (gold); refined; assayed, tested (OLD);

obrysum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  fine gold;

obrysus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  fine (gold); refined; assayed, tested (OLD);

obryza*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  standard gold; fine/pure gold (OLD);

obryzatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made of standard gold);

obryzum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pure gold; (also written obryzum aurum);

obsaepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enclose, seal up; block, obstruct;

obsaturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sate, glut;

obscaene*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  obscenely, so as to involve obscenity (of language), indecently, lewdly;

obscaenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indecency, obscenity (language); indecent/obscene behavior/figures; ill omen;

obscaenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - private parts (pl.), external sexual/excretory organs; excrement (L+S); urine;

  - foul/indecent/obscene/lewd language/utterances/behavior (pl.);

obscaenus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sexual pervert; foul-mouthed person;

obscaenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - repulsive, detestable; foul; indecent, obscene, lewd; (sexual/excretory things);

  - inauspicious/unpropitious; ill-omened/boding ill; filthy, polluted, disgusting;

obscene*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  obscenely, so as to involve obscenity (of language), indecently, lewdly;

obscenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indecency, obscenity (language); indecent/obscene behavior/figures; ill omen;

obscenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - private parts (pl.), external sexual/excretory organs; excrements (L+S); urine;

  - foul/indecent/obscene/lewd language/utterances/behavior (pl.);

obscenus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sexual pervert; foul-mouthed person;

obscenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - repulsive, detestable; foul; indecent, obscene, lewd; (sexual/excretory things);

  - inauspicious/unpropitious; ill-omened/boding ill; filthy, polluted, disgusting;

obscuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  darkening; obscuring;

obscuritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  darkness, obscurity unintelligibility;

obscuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  darken, obscure; conceal; make indistinct; cause to be forgotten;

obscurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - dim, dark, obscure; dusky, shadowy, only faintly/dimly seen; dingy; gloomy;

  - not/barely visible, hidden from sight; imperceptible; muted/muffled, inaudible;

  - little known, undistinguished/insignificant/humble/obscure (person); secret;

  - not open; vague/uncertain/dim/faint, poorly known; unclear; incomprehensible;

obsecratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  supplication, entreaty; public act of prayer;

obsecro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  entreat/beseech/implore/pray; (w/deity as object); [fidem ~ => beg support];

obsecundanter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  according to; in compliance with;

obsecundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  obey, show obedience; comply with, be compliant, humor; fall in with, follow;

obsequella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  compliance;

obsequens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  yielding; compliant;

obsequenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  compliantly; obediently; with deference;

obsequentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  obsequiousness; complaisance;

obsequiosus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  obsequent; compliant, yielding, obedient; complaisant;

obsequium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - compliance (act/form/sex/orders); consideration/deference/solicitude; services;

  - obedience/allegiance/discipline (military); tractability/docility (animals);

  - servility/subservience/obsequiousness; ceremony (Bee); attendance; retinue;

obsequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  yield to; humor;

obsero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bolt, fasten, place a bar across; bar, prohibit access to; shot off, enclose;

obsero*

  rere, evi, situm, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sow, plant; cover;

observatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  observation, attention, action of watching/taking notice; surveillance; usage;

observatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  observatory;

observito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common L&S]

  observe; watch carefully;

observo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  watch, observe; heed;

obses*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- war --- lesser ---]

  hostage; pledge, security;

obsessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- lesser ---]

  blockade, siege; obsession (Cal);

obsessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- lesser ---]

  besieger, frequenter;

obsetricium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later bio --- veryrare SrcW]

  midwifery/obstetric care (pl.);

obsetricius*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- uncommon SrcW]

  of/pertaining to a midwife/midwifery/obstetric care;

obsetrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later bio --- uncommon SrcW]

  assist in childbirth, perform the office of a midwife, provide obstetric care;

obsetrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later bio --- common SrcW]

  midwife;

obsideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 [--- war --- frequent ---]

  blockade, besiege, invest, beset; take possession of;

obsidialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with siege/blockade; [corona ~ => grass crown for raising siege];

obsidio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- lesser ---]

  siege; blockade;

obsidionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  of/connected with siege/blockade; [corona ~ => grass crown for raising siege];

obsidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- lesser ---]

  siege, blockade;

obsido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- war --- lesser ---]

  besiege; occupy;

obsignator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sealer, witness;

obsigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sign, seal;

obsisto*

  tere, stiti, stitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oppose, resist; stand in the way; make a stand against, withstand;

obsitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overgrown, covered (with);

obsolefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  degrade/abase; lower worth/dignity of; make common; wear out (L+S); spoil/sully;

obsolefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be degraded/sullied/abased; become worn out; (obsolefacio PASS);

obsolesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall into disuse, be forgotten about;

obsoletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  worn-out, dilapidated; hackneyed;

obsonator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  buyer of victuals; caterer;

obsonatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  catering; marketing;

obsonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  food; provisions, shopping; food w/bread; victuals (esp. fish);

obsono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  buy food, get/purchase provisions/(things for meal); go shopping; feast/banquet;

obsono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  buy food, get/purchase provisions/(things for meal); go shopping; feast/banquet;

obsorbeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  swallow; gulp down;

obstaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obstacle, obstruction; that which stands in the way;

obstantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obstruction; resistance; hindrance;

obstetricium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  midwifery/obstetric care (pl.);

obstetricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to a midwife/midwifery/obstetric care;

obstetrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  assist in childbirth, perform the office of a midwife, provide obstetric care;

obstetritius*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to a midwife/midwifery/obstetric care;

obstetrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- bio --- common OLD]

  midwife;

obstinate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  resolutely, obstinately;

obstinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  determination, stubbornness;

obstinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  firm, resolved, resolute; obstinate;

obstino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be determined on;

obstipesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be amazed;

obstipus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  awry, crooked, bent sideways or at an angle;

obstitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late bio --- common L&S]

  midwife;

obsto*

  are, iti, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  oppose, hinder; (w/DAT);

obstrepo*

  pere, pui, pitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roar against; make a loud noise;

obstringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  confine; involve; oblige, put under an obligation, bind, bind by oath;

obstructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  barrier; obstruction;

obstruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  block up, barricade;

obstupefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strike dumb (w/powerful emotion)/stun/daze/paralyze; befuddle/stupefy (w/drink);

obstupefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be astonished/dazed/paralyzed/stunned (w/emotion); (obstupefacio PASS);

obstupesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be stupefied; be struck dumb; be astounded;

obstupidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  stupefied; confounded;

obsum*

  besse, bfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hurt; be a nuisance to, tell against;

obsum*

  besse, offui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hurt; be a nuisance to, tell against;

obsuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sew up;

obsurdesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  become deaf; turn a deaf ear;

obtego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover over; conceal; protect;

obtemperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  obedience;

obtempero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obey; comply with the demands of; be submissive to; (w/DAT);

obtendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stretch/spread before/over; hide, envelop, conceal; plead as an excuse;

obtenebresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  grow dark;

obtenebricatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  darkened, made dark;

obtenebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  darken, make dark; obscure, conceal (Saxo);

obtentus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spreading before; cloaking, disguising, pretext;

obtero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crush; destroy; trample on, speak of or treat with the utmost contempt;

obtestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  earnest entreaty, supplication;

obtesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call to witness; implore;

obtexo*

  xere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  veil, cover, overspread; weave over;

obticeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  be silent;

obticesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meet a situation with silence;

obtineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  get hold of; maintain; obtain; hold fast, occupy; prevail;

obtingo*

  gere, igi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  befall, occur (to advantage/disadvantage); fall to as one's lot;

obtorpesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become numb; lose feeling;

obtorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend back; twist or turn;

obtrectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disparagement; detraction; verbal attack inspired by malice or spite;

obtrectator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  critic, disparager;

obtrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  detract from; disparage, belittle;

obtrunco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kill; cut down;

obtueeo*

  ere, -, eitum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  gaze at; perceive;

obtundo*

  dere, udi, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike, beat, batter; make blunt; deafen;

obtundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike, beat, batter; make blunt; deafen;

obturgesco*

  cere, rsi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swell up;

obturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stop up;

obtusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blunt; dull; obtuse;

obtutus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gaze; contemplation;

obumbro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overshadow, darken; conceal; defend;

obuncus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bent, hooked;

obustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having extremity burnt to form a point; scorched by burning;

obvallatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortified (Collins = VPAR obvallo);

obvenio*

  ire, obveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meet;

obverso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  appear before one; go to and fro publicly;

obversus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare other]

  enemy (pl.); (Collins);

obversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  opposite, facing; turned towards; on the opposite side of the world;

obverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn or direct towards; direct against;

obviam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the way; against;

obvio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meet (with dat.);

obvius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  in the way, easy; hostile; exposed (to);

obvolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wrap/muffle/cover up; cover (head/face) completely; wrap/wind (bandage) over;

occaeco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blind; blot out the light of day, darken; obscure, bury, conceal; seal/stop up;

occallesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become callous; acquire a thick skin;

occano*

  nere, nui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sound;

occasio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  opportunity; chance; pretext, occasion;

occasiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  opportunity;

occasus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  setting; [solis occasus => sunset; west];

occatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  harrowing;

occator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  harrower; one who harrows;

occecatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval bio --- veryrare Med]

  blindness;

occedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  go towards, meet;

occento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sing a serenade to; sing a lampoon against;

occidens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  west; region of the setting sun; western part of the world/its inhabitants;

occidens*

  , adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  connected with sunset/evening; western, westerly;

occidentalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to/connected with/coming from the west; westerly;

occidio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  massacre; wholesale slaughter;

occido*

  dere, di, casum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall, fall down; perish, die, be slain; be ruined/done for, decline, end;

occido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  kill, murder, slaughter, slay; cut/knock down; weary, be the death/ruin of;

occiduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  setting; westerly;

occino*

  nere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break in with a song or call; interpose a call; sing inauspiciously, croak;

occipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin;

occipitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  back of the head, occiput;

occiput*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  back of the head, occiput;

occisio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  murder, killing; slaughter;

occisor*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slayer;

occlamito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cry aloud; bawl out;

occludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shut up, close up;

occo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harrow (ground);

occubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lie (against/on top of); lie dead;

occulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trample down;

occulo*

  lere, lui, ltum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover; cover up, hide, cover over, conceal;

occultatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  concealment;

occulte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  secretly;

occultismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  occultism;

occulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hide; conceal;

occultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  secrecy; hiding;

occultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hidden, secret; [in occulto => secretly];

occumbo*

  bere, bui, bitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meet with (death); meet one's death;

occupatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  occupation, employment;

occupatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  occupied; busy;

occupo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  seize; gain; overtake; capture, occupy; attack;

occuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  occur, come about; happen;

occurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run to meet; oppose, resist; come to mind, occur (with DAT);

occurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run to meet; oppose, resist; come to mind, occur (with DAT);

occurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run repeatedly or in large numbers; mob; obstruct;

occursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meeting;

Oceanus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  Ocean;

ocellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  buttonhole;

ocellus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  (little) eye; darling;

Ocelum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Ocelum, city in Cisalpine Gaul (N. Italy);

ochraceus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ocher-colored;

ocimum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  herb, basil (Ocimim basilicum);

ocimus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  herb, basil (Ocimim basilicum);

ocinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  fodder herb; clover-like plant;

ocior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swifter, more speedy/rapid; sooner, prompter; appearing/occurring earlier;

ocis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swift/rapid, at speed; (COMP) arriving/appearing/occurring earlier/sooner;

ocissimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swiftest, most speedy/rapid; soonest, most prompt; appearing/occurring earliest;

ocrea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  greave, armor for leg below the knee; leg-covering;

ocreatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing greaves (armor for leg below the knee);

Oct*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  October (month/mensis understood); abb. Oct.;

octachordon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  octachord; 8-stringed;

octachordos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  octachord; 8-stringed;

octaedros*

  m/f., N2.6 thing [medieval science --- veryrare L&S]

  octahedron;

Octavius*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Octavius; name of Roman gens;

octavodecem*

  num. [later --- --- uncommon trans]

  eighteen;

octingentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  eight hundredth;

octingentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  eight hundredth;

octingenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  eight hundred;

octipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having eight feet;

octo*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  eight;

October*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  October; (8th month before Caesar, 10 th after); abb. Oct.;

October*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  October (month/mensis understood); abb. Oct.; of/pertaining to October;

octodecim*

  num. card [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eighteen;

octogenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consisting of eighty;

octogensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  eightieth;

octogensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  eightieth;

octoginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  eighty;

octoiugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  yoked eight together;

octonarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consisting of eight together;

octophoron*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  litter carried

octophoron*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  borne by eight;

octophoros*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  borne by eight;

octuplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  increased eightfold;

octuplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  eightfold penalty;

octuplus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  eightfold;

octussis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eight asses (money);

oculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having eyes; catching the eye, conspicuous;

oculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  eye;

od*

  -, odi, osum, V3.1 perfdef [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hate (PERF form, PRES force), dislike; be disinclined/reluctant/adverse to;

odeo*

  dire, divi, -, V6.1 trans [later --- --- common SrcW]

  hate; dislike; be disinclined/reluctant/adverse to; (usu. PREFDEF);

odibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  odious, hateful; that deserves to be hated;

odio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 trans [medieval --- --- common Def]

  hate; dislike; be disinclined/reluctant/adverse to; (usu. PREFDEF);

odiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  distastefully, repugnantly; so as to be tiresome/a nuisance;

odiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  distasteful. disagreeable, offensive; tiresome, boring, troublesome, annoying;

odium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - hate/hatred/dislike/antipathy; odium, unpopularity; boredom/impatience;

  - hatred (manifested by/towards group), hostility; object of hate/odium;

Odollames*

  m., N3.1 group [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  Adullamite; person from Adullam (in Judea, famous for refuge caves);

odontalgia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  toothache;

odontologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  dentistry;

odor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  scent, odor, aroma, smell; hint, inkling, suggestion;

odoramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perfume, spice, balsam;

odoramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  aromatic spice; perfume, spice, balsam, odoriferous substance (L+S);

odoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smelling; smell; sense of smell;

odoratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  smelling (action); sense of smell; smell (L+S);

odoratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smelling, having smell/odor/scent; fragrant/perfumed/sweet smelling;

odorifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fragrant, sweet smelling; producing/containing spices/perfumes (places/people);

odoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perfume, make fragrant;

odoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  smell out, scent; get a smattering (of );

odorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  odorous, fragrant; keen-scented;

oecologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ecology;

oecologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ecological;

oecologista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  environmentalist;

oeconomia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  arrangement, division; economy (Cal);

oeconomicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to domestic economy; orderly, methodical; economic;

oeconomus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  steward (Erasmus); arranger/manager;

oecosystema*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ecosystem;

oecumenicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  ecumenical;

oecumenismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  ecumenism;

oenanthe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  wild grape; thorny plant; mother of Ptolemy Epiphanes;

oenococtus*

  a, um, adj. [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stewed-in-wine;

oenophorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  basket for wine;

oephi*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  ephi/ephah, Jewish dry measure; (ten gomor, over twenty bushels);

oestrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gad-fly;

oesypum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cosmetic; grease from unwashed wool (used in medicine/cosmetics); (lanolin?);

ofella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bit, morsel;

offa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lump of food, cake;

offendiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  obstacle, stumbling block, hindrance; cause of offense (L+S);

offendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - offend, give offense (to); displease/annoy/vex; trouble/upset, hurt (feelings);

  - strike/knock against; bump into; stumble upon; check, stop short; spoil/harm;

  - come upon, meet, find, encounter, be faced with; run aground; violate/wrong;

offensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  offense, displeasure; offense to a person's feelings, resentment;

offensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  displeasure; accident;

offensiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slight displeasure or check;

offenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  knock/strike against, bump into;

offensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  offense;

offensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  collision, knock;

offensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  offensive, odious;

offero*

  rre, obtuli, oblatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  offer; present; cause; bestow;

offero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  offer; present; cause; bestow; (medieval form of offerre);

offertio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare SrcY]

  sacrifice of Mass;

offertoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Eccl]

  offering;

offertorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  offertory; place where offerings were brought; linen cloth for holding paten;

offerumenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  present; gift;

officialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  official (post-classical); connected with duty/office/service/obligation;

officialis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  official/servant attending a magistrate; an official; civil servant (Cal);

officiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  officer (military rank);

officina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  workshop; office;

officio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 +dat [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  block the path (of ), check, impede;

officiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dutiful, attentive; officious;

officium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  duty, obligation; kindness; service, office;

offigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fasten; drive in;

offirmatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  resolute; firm;

offirmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  secure; bolt, lock, fasten, bar; be determined/inflexible; persevere in;

offlecto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turn about;

offoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  choke, throttle;

offrenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  curbed; tamed;

offringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  break up (ground) by cross-plowing;

offucia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  paint, rouge; deceit;

offuco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  choke, throttle;

offulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine forth in the path of, appear; shine on;

offundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pour/spread over;

offuscatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  darkening, obscuring; vilifying, degrading (eccl.); surliness (Vulgate);

ogdoas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  eight; one of eight Aeons of Valentinus;

ogganio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  growl at;

oggannio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [medieval --- --- veryrare L&S]

  yelp; snarl, growl;

oggero*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  give; proffer;

oh*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oh! ah!;

ohe*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hey! hey there!;

oi*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  oh! ah!;

oiei*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  oh dear; (lamentation);

olea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  olive; olive-tree;

oleaginosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oily; oleaginous; greasy;

oleaginus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of the olive tree;

olearius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  oil-seller;

olearius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of or for oil;

oleaster*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild olive-tree;

olefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smell/detect odor of; get wind of/hear about; smell/sniff at; cause to smell of;

olefacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smell, sniff, perceive, detect; smell/sniff at;

oleiductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pipeline;

olens*

  , adj. [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  odorous; fragrant; stinking;

oleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smell of, smell like;

oleosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  oily (Pliny);

oleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  oil;

olfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smell/detect odor of; get wind of/hear about; smell/sniff at; cause to smell of;

olfacto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smell, sniff, perceive, detect; smell/sniff at;

olfactoriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little smelling/scent bottle; sweet ball (Douay);

olfactorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  smelling/scent bottle; nose-gay (L+S);

olfactorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  used to sniff at; (smelling/scent bottle); (nose-gay L+S);

olidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stinking;

oligarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oligarch;

oligarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oligarchy;

oligarchicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oligarchic;

olim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  formerly; once, once upon a time; in the future;

olitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vegetable-grower;

olitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pertaining to vegetables;

oliva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  olive; olive tree;

olivaceus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  olive-colored;

olivetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  olive-yard;

olivifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  olive-bearing;

olivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  olive-gathering; olive harvest;

olivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  olive-oil; wrestling;

olla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pot, jar;

olle*

  pron. adject [early --- --- lesser OLD]

  that; that person/thing; the well known; the former; those (pl.); (ille);

ollus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that; those; that person; that thing; (archaic form of ille/a/ud);

olor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swan; constellation Cygnus;

olorinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to swan/swans;

olus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vegetables; cabbage, turnips, greens; kitchen/pot herbs;

Olympia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece lesser L&S]

  Olympia;

Olympus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- Greece lesser L&S]

  Olympus; Mt Olympus in Greece; the gods; heaven;

olyra*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  spelt-like grain (Pliny);

omasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bullock's tripe;

omega*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon SrcW]

  omega; last letter of Greek alphabet; (transliterate as O); last; the end;

omen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  omen, sign; token;

omentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fat; entrails, bowels;

omino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forebode, presage;

ominosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foreboding, ominous;

omissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remiss; negligent;

omitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lay aside; omit; let go; disregard;

omne*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common CAS]

  all things (pl.); everything; a/the whole, entity, unit;

omnia*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in all respects;

omnifariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in every way; on every side; in all cases;

omnifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bearing everything;

omnigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of every kind;

omnimodis*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in every (possible) way;

omnimodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  always, in all circumstances;

omnimodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of every sort; of all sorts/kinds (L+S);

omnino*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entirely, altogether; [after negatives/with numerals => at all/in all];

omniparens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  parent or creator of all things;

omnipotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  all-powerful, omnipotent;

omnipotentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  almighty power; omnipotence;

omnipraesens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  omnipresent;

omnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq CAS]

  each, every, every one (of a number); all (pl.); all/the whole of;

omnis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent CAS]

  all men (pl.), all persons;

omniscientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  omniscience;

omnituens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  all-seeing;

omnivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wandering everywhere;

omnivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  willing everything;

omphacius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  juice of unripe fruit (olives or grapes);

onager*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild ass;

onerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of burden; [navis oneraria => transport/cargo ship];

onero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  load, burden; oppress;

onerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oppressive; burdensome; onerous;

onocentaurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- myth --- uncommon L&S]

  ass-centaur; (fabulous creature); impure person; monster (Douay);

onocrotalus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  pelican;

ontologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  ontology, study of being; metaphysics related to being/essence; (Scanlon);

onus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  load, burden; cargo;

onustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laden;

onycha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny SrcW]

  kind of mollusk;

onyche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of mollusk;

onychinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  onyx-, made of onyx marble; resembling/colored like onyx marble;

onyx*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - good yellowish marble; (prob. stalagmite limestone); (unguent) box/jar of this;

  - multicolored gem; variety of quartz; kind of razor-shell clam; female scallop;

opaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shade, overshadow;

opacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dark, shaded; opaque;

opella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little effort; trifling duties;

opera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  work, care; aid; service, effort/trouble; [dare operam => pay attention to];

operaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  worker (female), working woman, she who hires out her services;

operarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  laborer, worker, mechanic, one who works for hire;

operarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  laboring, working for hire; used in farm work (animals); used by laborers;

operatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  operation; working (of nature); activity; devotion to task; offering sacrifice;

operatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  grace, work of Holy Spirit; divine service; effect/result; almsgiving/charity;

operatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  surgical operation; (Cal);

operatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  operating; working;

operculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lid, cover;

operimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover, lid, covering;

operio*

  ire, rui, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  cover (over); bury; overspread; shut/close; conceal; clothe, cover/hide the head

operistitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  strike;

opero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- lesser ---]

  work; operate (math.);

opero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  labor, toil, work; perform (religious service), attend, serve; devote oneself;

operosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  painstaking; laborious; elaborate;

opertorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  blanket. covering for a bed;

opertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  secret; secret place;

opertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hidden; obscure, secret;

ophiomachus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  kind of locust; beetle; cricket; (interpretations of different Bibles);

ophites*

  m., N1.7 thing [late --- --- Pliny L&S]

  spotted marble (like a snake); (Pliny);

ophthalmia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  ophthalmia/ophthalmy/ophthalmitis; inflammation of (conjunctiva of) the eye;

ophthalmologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  ophthalmology, study of the eye;

ophthalmologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  ophthalmologist, eye doctor;

opicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  coarse; boorish;

opifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bringing help;

opifex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  workman;

opilio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  shepherd, herdsman (for sheep/goats); kind of bird;

opimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rich, fertile; abundant; fat, plump; [opima spolia => spoils from a general];

opinatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  supposition;

opinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  supposed; imagined;

opinio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  belief, idea, opinion; rumor (Plater);

opiniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  set in opinion;

opinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  abundance;

opino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  suppose, imagine;

opipare*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  splendidly, richly, sumptuously;

opiparus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  splendid, rich, sumptuous;

opisthotonon*

  , adj. [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  curved backwards; drawn backwards;

opisthotonos*

  f., N2.6 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  opisthotonos, body-curving disease; (spasms arch body backward); ~ tetanus;

opisthotonos*

  , adj. [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  curved backwards; drawn backwards;

opitulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [scholar eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  female-helper(JFW);

opitulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring aid to; help; bring relief to;

opium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  opium;

opopanax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  Opopanax plant, supposed to heal all diseases; panacea, heal-all;

oporotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  room for storing fruit;

oporothece*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  room for storing fruit;

oporteo*

  ere, tui, tuitum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  require (to be done), order;

oporteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  it is right/proper/necessary; it is becoming; it behooves; ought;

oportune*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  suitably; advantageously; conveniently, opportunely, favorably;

oportunitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  convenience, advantageousness; right time; opportuneness; opportunity, chance;

oportunus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  suitable; advantageous; useful, fit, favorable/opportune, ready; liable/exposed;

oppando*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spread/stretch out/in the way;

oppando*

  dere, di, assum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spread/stretch out/in the way;

oppansum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  covering; envelop;

oppassum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  covering; envelop;

oppedo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 +dat [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  break wind; insult;

opperio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wait (for); await;

oppeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meet, encounter; perish;

oppidaneus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a town;

oppidanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  townspeople (pl.);

oppidanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  provincial; of a small town;

oppido*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exceedingly, utterly, altogether;

oppidulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small town;

oppidum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  town;

oppilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stop up, block;

oppleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fill (completely); overspread;

oppono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  oppose; place opposite;

opportune*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  suitably; advantageously; conveniently, opportunely, favorably;

opportunismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  opportunism;

opportunitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  convenience, advantageousness; right time; opportuneness; opportunity, chance;

opportunus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  suitable; advantageous; useful, fit, favorable/opportune, ready; liable/exposed;

oppositus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  opposing; intervention;

oppositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  opposite; against;

oppressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  force; oppression; seizure; B:catalepsy;

oppressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pressure;

opprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  press down; suppress; overthrow; crush, overwhelm, fall upon, oppress;

opprobrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reproach, taunt; disgrace, shame, scandal; source of reproach/shame;

opprobro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  taunt, reproach;

oppugnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assault, siege, attack; storming;

oppugnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  attacker;

oppugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  attack, assault, storm, besiege;

oprepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  creep up on/approach unawares/unobserved; sneak/drop in; pay surprise visit on;

opreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  creeping/sneaking up unseen; surprise; fraudulent/improper means of obtaining;

oprepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  creep up on, approach stealthily;

ops*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  power, might; help; influence; resources/wealth (pl.);

opscaene*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  obscenely, so as to involve obscenity (of language), indecently, lewdly;

opscaenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indecency, obscenity (language); indecent/obscene behavior/figures; ill omen;

opscaenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - private parts (pl.), external sexual/excretory organs; excrement (L+S); urine;

  - foul/indecent/obscene/lewd language/utterances/behavior (pl.);

opscaenus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sexual pervert; foul-mouthed person;

opscaenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - repulsive, detestable; foul; indecent, obscene, lewd; (sexual/excretory things);

  - inauspicious/unpropitious; ill-omened/boding ill; filthy, polluted, disgusting;

opscene*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  obscenely, so as to involve obscenity (of language), indecently, lewdly;

opscenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indecency, obscenity (language); indecent/obscene behavior/figures; ill omen;

opscenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - private parts (pl.), external sexual/excretory organs; excrements (L+S); urine;

  - foul/indecent/obscene/lewd language/utterances/behavior (pl.);

opscenus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sexual pervert; foul-mouthed person;

opscenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - repulsive, detestable; foul; indecent, obscene, lewd; (sexual/excretory things);

  - inauspicious/unpropitious; ill-omened/boding ill; filthy, polluted, disgusting;

opsecro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  entreat/beseech/implore/pray; (w/deity as object); [fidem ~ => beg support];

opsecundanter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  according to; in compliance with;

opsecundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  obey, show obedience; comply with, be compliant, humor; fall in with, follow;

opsequium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - compliance (act/form/sex/orders); consideration/deference/solicitude; services;

  - obedience/allegiance/discipline (military); tractability/docility (animals);

  - servility/subservience/obsequiousness; ceremony (Bee); attendance; retinue;

opservatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  observation, attention, action of watching/taking notice; surveillance; usage;

opsono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  buy food, get/purchase provisions/(things for meal); go shopping; feast/banquet;

opsono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  buy food, get/purchase provisions/(things for meal); go shopping; feast/banquet;

opstetricium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  midwifery/obstetric care (pl.);

opstetricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to a midwife/midwifery/obstetric care;

opstetrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  assist in childbirth, perform the office of a midwife, provide obstetric care;

opstetritius*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/pertaining to a midwife/midwifery/obstetric care;

opstetrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- bio --- common OLD]

  midwife;

opstitrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late bio --- common L&S]

  midwife;

optabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  desirable, to be wished for; desired, longed for;

optatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wish; expression of a wish; act of wishing;

optatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wish, desire;

optatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  desired, wished for, welcome; chosen;

optempero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  obey; comply with the demands of; be submissive to; (w/DAT);

opticus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  optician;

opticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  optic;

optimas*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  aristocrat, patrician; wellborn; nobles/patricians/"Good men" adherent/partisan;

optimas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  aristocratic;

optimismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  optimism;

optimista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  optimist;

optimisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  optimistic;

optineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  get hold of; maintain; obtain; hold fast, occupy; prevail;

optingo*

  gere, igi, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  befall, occur (to advantage/disadvantage); fall to as one's lot;

optio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  adjutant, assistant, helper; junior officer chosen by centurion to assist;

optio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  option, (free) choice; power/act of choosing; right of hero to pick reward;

optivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  chosen;

opto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  choose, select; wish, wish for, desire;

optume*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  best; (SUPER of bene); most satisfactorily/aptly/wisely/favorably; certainly!;

optumus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  best; (bonus SUPER); most apt/wise/noble/kind/loyal; ideal; highest; strongest;

opulens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wealthy; rich in wealth/resources; well supplied; sumptuous, opulent, rich;

opulente*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  richly, sumptuously, opulently;

opulentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  riches, wealth; sumptuousness;

opulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wealthy; rich in wealth/resources; well supplied; sumptuous, opulent, rich;

opupa*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  hoopoe (bird of family Upupidae); pickax/crowbar; (birdlike); mattock/hoe (L+S);

opus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  need; work; fortifications (pl.), works; [opus est => is useful, beneficial];

opusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little work, trifle;

ora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shore, coast;

oraclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  oracle (place/agency/mouthpiece); prophecy; oracular saying/precept/maxim;

oraculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  oracle (place/agency/mouthpiece); prophecy; oracular saying/precept/maxim;

oralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oral;

orarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  napkin; handkerchief;

orarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  coasting, used along the coast;

oratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  speech, oration; eloquence; prayer;

oratiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little speech, short oration;

orator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  speaker, orator;

oratorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oratorically; in the manner of an orator;

oratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of an orator; oratorical;

oratrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  female supplicant;

oratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  request; entreaty;

orbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  bereaver; depriver of parents or children;

orbicularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  circular (of a planet);

orbiculatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  round, having circular shape; (as name of varieties of apple/pear);

orbiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  disk, small circular object/wheel/roller/figure/form; revolving drum; ring;

orbis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  circle; territory/region; sphere; [orbis terrarum => world/(circle of lands)];

orbita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wheel-track, rut; orbit;

orbitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bereavement; loss of a child; orphanhood; childlessness;

orbitosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  rutted; full of cart-ruts;

orbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bereave (of parents, children, etc), deprive (of);

orbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bereft, deprived,childless;

orca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pot or jar with a large belly and narrow neck; large sea mammal (grampus?);

orchas*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  species of olive;

orchestra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  area in front of stage; (Greek, held chorus; Roman, seats for senators/VIPs);

orchit*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  oblong olive;

orcivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  appointed (to position/office) under terms of a will; (of freedmen);

Orcus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  god of the underworld, Dis; death; the underworld;

orcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  Lower World; A:whale; (see also Orcus);

ordeaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley;

ordeacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley;

ordearius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; [~ pira => pears ripening w/barley];

ordeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley (the plant or the grain from it); barley-corn;

ordiaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; (used as term of contempt);

ordiacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; (used as term of contempt);

ordiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common L&S]

  barley-, of/connected to barley; [~ pira => pears ripening w/barley];

ordinabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  in good order; in orderly manner;

ordinamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  arrangement;

ordinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  regular, ordinary;

ordinate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in order/regular formation; in an orderly manner, methodically;

ordinatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in order/succession/sequence/good order; regularly, properly; symmetrically;

ordinator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  producer;

ordinatralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  of computer;

ordinatraliter*

  adv. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  by computer;

ordinatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  computer;

ordinatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare other]

  ordinatus, one (clergy) who has a church (versus cardinatus);

ordinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  well-ordered; appointed;

ordino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  order/arrange, set in order; adjust, regulate; compose; ordain/appoint (Bee);

ordio*

  ire, -, rsum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin;

orditus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  set up, laid down (warp of a web); undertaken, embarked upon, begun;

ordo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  row, order/rank; succession; series; class; bank (oars); order (of monks) (Bee);

orestes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Orestes; son of Agamennon and Clytaemnestra; play by Euripides; book by Varro;

Orestes*

  m., N3.3 person [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Orestes; son of Agamennon and Clytaemnestra; play by Euripides; book by Varro;

orexis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  craving, longing; appetite;

orfanus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  orphan;

organalis*

  is, e, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  organ-; of/pertaining to organ/instrument;

organarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  organist;

organic*

  a, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instrumental; concerned with or employing mechanical device or instrument;

organicon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instrumental; concerned with or employing mechanical device or instrument;

organicos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instrumental; concerned with or employing mechanical device or instrument;

organicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  musician, who plays musical instrument;

organicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  instrumental; concerned with or employing mechanical device or instrument;

organicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  organic;

organismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  organism;

organista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  organist;

organizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  organization;

organizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  organize;

organum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  organ; organ pipe; mechanical device; instrument; [~ hydraulicum=>water organ];

Orgetorix*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Orgetorix, chief of Helvetii, hostile to Caesar - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

orgium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  secret rites (of Bacchus) (pl.), mysteries; orgies;

oricalcinus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  made of brass, brass-; of a gold-colored metal;

oricalcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  brass, golden metal; yellow copper ore, "mountain copper"; brass objects (pl.);

orichalcinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  brass-, made of brass; in brass; of gold-colored metal;

orichalcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brass; golden metal; yellow copper ore, "mountain copper"; brass objects (pl.);

oricilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  earlobe;

oricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser ---]

  ear (part of body/organ of hearing); sense of hearing;

oricularius*

  m., N2.1 person [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  ear doctor/specialist, aurist; counselor;

oricularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/for the ear/ears; [medicus auricularius => ear specialist];

oriens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  daybreak/dawn/sunrise; east, sunrise quarter of the sky; the East/Orient;

oriens*

  , adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  rising (sun/star); eastern; beginning, in its early stage (period/activity);

orientalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  eastern, of/belonging to the east; easterly; oriental;

Orientalis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Easterner, one from the East; Oriental; (F) wild beasts hunting/exhibition;

orificium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  opening; orifice;

origa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  charioteer, driver; groom, ostler; helmsman; the Waggoner (constellation);

origanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oregano;

originalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  original; existing at/marking beginning; from which thing derives existence;

origo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  origin, source; birth, family; race; ancestry;

orio*

  rere, -, itum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - rise (sun/river); arise/emerge, crop up; get up (wake); begin; originate from;

  - be born/created; be born of, descend/spring from; proceed/be derived (from);

orio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - rise (sun/river); arise/emerge, crop up; get up (wake); begin; originate from;

  - be born/created; be born of, descend/spring from; proceed/be derived (from);

oriundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  descended; originating from;

ornamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  equipment; decoration; jewel; ornament, trappings;

ornate*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  richly, ornately; elaborately, with lavish appointments/literary embellishment;

ornatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  female adorner; hairdressing slave;

ornatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well equipped/endowed, richly adorned, ornate; distinguished, honored;

ornithoboscion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  enclosure for poultry or similar;

ornithon*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  enclosure for poultry or similar;

ornithotrophion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  enclosure for poultry or similar;

orno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  equip; dress; decorate, honor; furnish, adorn, garnish, trim;

ornus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ash-tree;

oro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beg, ask for, pray; beseech, plead, entreat; worship, adore;

oro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 [later --- --- uncommon ---]

  burn;

orphana*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  orphan girl;

orphanotrophium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  orphanage;

orphanus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  orphan;

orsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  words (pl.), utterance; undertakings, enterprises;

orsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  web (weaving); beginning, start; attempt (ACC P), undertaking, initiative;

orthodoxe*

  adv. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  in an orthodox manner;

orthodoxus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon trans]

  orthodox believer;

orthodoxus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  orthodox; believer;

orthogonaliter*

  adv. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  orthogonally;

orthographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  orthography, art of writing words correctly; elevation of a building;

orthopaeda*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  orthopedist, one who treats (skeletal) deformities (in children);

orthopaedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  orthopedics, science/treatment of (skeletal) deformities (in children);

orthopaedicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  orthopedic, relating to bodily deformities;;

orthopnoea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  breathing difficulty; asthma (Pliny);

orthopnoicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  asthmatic, of asthma;

orto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- lesser Med]

  procreate; give birth/rise to; beget; engender/produce/generate (offspring);

orto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- veryrare Med]

  procreate; give birth/rise to; beget; engender/produce/generate (offspring);

ortus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - rising (sun/star); sunrise, daybreak, dawn, east; the East; beginning/dawning;

  - birth; ancestry; coming into being; source; springing up (wind);

ortus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  descended/born/sprung (from w/ex/ab/ABL); [a se ~ => w/out famous ancestors];

ortygometra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bird (migrates with quail); corncrake/landrail; quail (L+S); quail-leader;

ortygometra*

  f., N1.8 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  bird (migrates with quail); corncrake/landrail; quail (L+S); quail-leader;

ortyx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant w/flowers in spikes; (also ortyx); (perh. haresfoot plantain);

ortyx*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- uncommon Sou]

  quail; (Souter);

oryx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  North African antelope/gazelle; wild goat (L+S); wild bull/ox (Vulgate);

oryza*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rice;

os*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mouth, speech, expression; face; pronunciation;

os*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bone; (implement, gnawed, dead); kernel (nut); heartwood (tree); stone (fruit);

os*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bones (pl.); (dead people);

Osanna*

  inter. [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Hosanna, "God save", a cry of praise (Hebrew);

oscen*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  bird which gives omens by its cry; song-bird;

oscillatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oscillating;

oscillatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  oscillator;

oscillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small face; (mask hung on trees); small mouth (in a seed);

oscillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  swing; (Cal);

oscitans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  listless; sluggish; sleepy;

oscitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gaping, yawning;

oscito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gape; yawn;

osculatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kissing; action of kissing;

osculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kiss; exchange kisses;

osculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  kiss; mouth; lips; orifice; mouthpiece (of a pipe);

Oscus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  Oscan; of the ancients of Campania;

ossarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  charnel-house; place for the bones of the dead;

osseus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bone-, made/consisting of bone; bone-like; bone rather than flesh, emaciated;

ossiculatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bone-by-bone;

ossiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small bone;

ossifraga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  - bird of prey; (prob. lammergyer/bearded vulture); sea eagle, osprey (Cas);

  - bone-breaker; (mutilator of children);

ossuarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  charnel-house; place for the bones of the dead;

ossuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  used for the bones of the dead;

ossuculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small bone;

ossum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bone; (implement, gnawed, dead); kernel (nut); heartwood (tree); stone (fruit);

ostendeo*

  ere, di, -, V2.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  show; reveal; make clear, point out, display, exhibit;

ostendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  show; reveal; make clear, point out, display, exhibit;

ostendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  show; reveal; make clear, point out, display, exhibit;

ostensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  presenting; exposing, exhibiting, action of exposing to view;

ostentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exhibition, display; showing off;

ostentator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  displayer; boaster;

ostento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  show, display; point out, declare; disclose, hold out (prospect);

ostentui*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  for a show; merely for show; as sign/indication or proof;

ostentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prodigy, marvel; occurrence foreshadowing future events, portent;

ostentus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  display, demonstration, advertisement; (DAT merely for show; as a sign);

ostiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  door tax;

ostiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Saxo]

  porter, doorkeeper; cleric of minor orders (lowest/fourth level from deacon);

ostiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  doorkeeper;

ostiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to door;

ostiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  door (small); ticket window (Cal);

ostium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  doorway; front door; starting gate; entrance (underworld); (river) mouth;

ostracismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ostracism;

ostrea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oyster, sea-snail;

ostreosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  rich in oysters;

ostreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oyster;

ostria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare Sou]

  oyster; sea-snail;

ostrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bearing oysters;

ostrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  purple;

ostrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  purple dye; purple color; material/garment/anything that has been dyed purple;

Otho*

  m., N3.1 name [classical legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  Otho; (Roman cognomen); [Silvius ~ => Emperor, 69 AD, year of the 4 Emperors];

otio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be at leisure, enjoy a holiday;

otiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little leisure;

otiosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  private citizen;

otiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  idle; unemployed, unoccupied, at leisure; peaceful, disengaged, free of office;

otis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  bustard; (Otis tarda, great bustard, largest European bird);

otitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  otitis, inflammation of the ear;

otium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  leisure; spare time; holiday; ease/rest/peace/quiet; tranquility/calm; lull;

otus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  horned/eared owl;

ovanter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  exultantly;

ovarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  ovary;

ovatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  ovation; minor triumph for an easy victory;

ovicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  little sheep; E:Christ's sheep; sheep of Christ's flock;

ovile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  sheepfold;

ovillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of sheep;

ovis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq ---]

  sheep;

ovo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rejoice;

ovulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  ovulation;

ovulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  ovum;

ovum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  egg; oval;

Oxonia*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- Britian uncommon trans]

  Oxford;

oxydatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  oxidization;

oxydo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  oxidize;

oxygarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  vinegar-garum sauce;

oxygenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oxygen;

oxyporus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quickly-passing; easily digested;

ozonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  ozone;

P*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Publius (Roman praenomen); (abb. P.);

p*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  people, nation; abb. p.; [p. R. => populus Romani];

pabillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  barrow;

pabulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foraging;

pabulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forager;

pabulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forage;

pabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fodder, forage, food for cattle; food/sustenance; fuel (for fire);

pacalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  associated with peace;

pacatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  friendly country;

pacatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  peaceful, calm;

paccator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  sinner;

paccatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  sin;

paciencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- frequent trans]

  - endurance/hardiness; patience/persistence; apathy; sufferance; hardship;

  - tolerance/forbearance; complaisance/submissiveness; submission by prostitute;

paciens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- frequent SrcW]

  - patient/long-suffering; tolerant/easy-going; submissive/liable/susceptible to;

  - hardy; able/willing to endure; capable of bearing/standing up to hard use;

pacienter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- common SrcW]

  patiently; with patience/toleration;

pacifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  that brings peace; (esp. of various gods); of olive/laurel peace symbols/tokens;

pacificator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  peace-maker;

pacificatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  peace-making; pacific;

pacifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make peace, conclude peace; grant peace; pacify, appease;

pacificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  making or tending to make peace;

pacifier*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bringing peace, peaceful;

pacisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a bargain or agreement; agree, enter into a marriage contract; negotiate;

pacisco*

  cere, -, ctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a bargain or agreement; agree, enter into a marriage contract; negotiate;

paco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pacify, subdue;

pactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bargain, agreement;

pactor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  negotiator;

pactum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bargain, agreement; manner;

pactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  agreed upon, appointed;

Padus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Po river;

paean*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hymn (usually of victory, to Apollo/other gods); Paean (Greek Apollo as healer);

paean*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hymn (usually of victory, to Apollo/other gods); Paean (Greek Apollo as healer);

paedagogia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pedagogy;

paedagogicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  educational;

paedagogus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slave, who accompanied children to school; pedagogue;

paederastes*

  f., N1.7 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pederasty;

paederos*

  m., N3.1 thing [late science --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone; A:bear's foot plant (Pliny);

paediater*

  m., N2.3 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  paediatrician, children's doctor;

paediatria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  paediatrics, medical science dealing with childhood diseases;

paedicator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sodomite, pedicstor;

paedico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  commit sodomy/pederasty with, practice unnatural vice upon;

paedico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perform anal intercourse; commit sodomy with;

paedophilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  child molestation;

paedophilus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  child molester;

paedor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  filth, dirt;

paelex*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mistress (installed as rival/in addition to wife), concubine; male prostitute;

paene*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nearly, almost; mostly;

paeninsula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  peninsula;

paenitentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  regret (for act); change of mind/attitude; repentance/contrition (Def); penance;

paeniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  displease; (cause to) regret; repent, be sorry; [me paenitet => I am sorry];

paeniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  it displeases, makes angry, offends, dissatisfies, makes sorry;

paenitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  regret; repentance (L+S);

paenula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hooded weatherproof cloak;

paenularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mantle-maker;

paenulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing a paenula;

paeon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  metrical foot, consisting of three short syllables and one long;

paeonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  healing; of the god of medicine;

paetulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  with a slight cast in the eyes, squinting;

paetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having cast in the eye, squinting slightly;

paga*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  district; county (equiv. to pagus);

paganicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rustic; belonging to village/country people; [pila ~ => feather stuffed ball];

paganismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  Pagan World;

paganitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  paganism;

paganum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  civilian affairs (pl.);

paganus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pagan; countryman, peasant; civilian (not soldier); civilians/locals (pl.);

paganus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pagan; of a pagus (country district); rural/rustic; civilian (not military);

pagatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  in every village; in a village manner Nelson);

pagella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little page;

pagencis*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  inhabitants of a district; country-folk, peasants;

pagensis*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  inhabitants of a district; country-folk, peasants;

pagina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  page, sheet;

paginula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little page;

pagus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  country district/community, canton;

pala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spade; shovel (Cal);

palaeographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  paleography, study of ancient writing/inscriptions;

palaeographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  paleographic, of the study/deciphering of ancient writing/inscriptions;

palaeontologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  paleontology, study of fossils/ancient life;

palaeopola*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  antiquarian;

palaeopolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  antiques store;

palaestra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  palaestra, wrestling school; gymnasium;

palaestrice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gymnastically;

palaestricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the palaestra, gymnastic;

palaestrita*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  superintendent of a palaestra;

palam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  openly, publicly; plainly;

palam*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  in presence of;

Palatinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Palatine; imperial; name of one of the hills of Rome, the Palatine;

Palatium*

  n., N2.4 locale [--- --- Italy frequent ---]

  Palatine Hill;

palatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  palate; sense of taste;

palea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chaff, husk;

palear*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dewlap (usu.pl.), fold of skin hanging from throat of cattle;

paleatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  chaff-mixed;

palifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  make evident;

Palile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Feast (pl.) of Pales (tutelary deity of sheep and herds) on 21 April;

palimpsestus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  palimpsest;

palinodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  recantation;

paliurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shrub, Christ's thorn;

palla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  palla, a lady's outer garment;

pallaca*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  concubine;

pallas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  olive tree; E:goddess Minerva/Athene;

pallens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  pale; greenish;

palleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be/look pale; fade; become pale at;

pallesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow pale; blanch; fade;

palliatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece uncommon CAS]

  clad in a pallium; (i.e. as a Greek, not togatus);.

pallidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat pale;

pallidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pale, yellow-green;

pallio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  disguise; cloak; palliate;

palliolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon CAS]

  little Greek cloak; a hood;

pallium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover, coverlet; Greek cloak;

pallolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small/little cloak; small Greek mantle;

pallor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wanness; paleness of complexion; pallidness;

palma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  palm/width of the hand; hand; palm tree/branch; date; palm award/first place;

palmaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  palm-wide; palm-, of palms; prize-worthy;

palmarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  masterpiece;

palmatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  embroidered with palm branches;

palmes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  young vine branch/shoot/sprig/sprout; vine, bough, branch;

palmetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  palm-grove;

palmeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hands-width; palm-, of palm;

palmifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  palm-bearing;

palmosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  full of palms;

palmula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oar;

palmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  palm of the hand; width of palm as unit of measure (4 inches); span (L+S);

Palmyra*

  f., N1.1 locale [archaic --- NearEast veryrare OLD]

  Palmyra, city in Syria;

palo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wander abroad stray; scatter; wander aimlessly;

palpator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  flatterer; stroker;

palpebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  eyelid;

palpito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throb, beat, pulsate;

palpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stroke; coax, flatter, wheedle;

palpo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stroke; coax, flatter, wheedle;

palpus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  soft hand; coaxing;

paludamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  general's cloak, of scarlet color;

paludatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing a military cloak;

paludester*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swampy; marshy;

paludismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  malaria;

paludosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fenny, boggy, swampy, marshy;

palum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stake/pile/pole/unsplit wood; peg/pin; execution stake; wood sword; fence (pl.);

palumbes*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wood-pigeon, ringdove; dupe, pigeon, mark, gull, one deceived/fooled/cheated;

palumbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wood-pigeon, ringdove; dupe, pigeon, mark, gull, one deceived/fooled/cheated;

palus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stake/pile/pole/unsplit wood; peg/pin; execution stake; wood sword; fence (pl.);

palus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  swamp, marsh;

paluster*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marshy; of marshes;

palux*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- Spain veryrare OLD]

  gold-dust, gold-sand; (?);

pampinarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  tendril-branch;

pampinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  of tendrils;

pampinatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  trimming (of vines);

pampineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/covered with vine shoots/foliage/tendrils;

pampino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  trim (vines);

pampinus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vine shoot, vine foliage;

Pan*

  m., N3.9 name [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Pan; Greek god of shepherds;

panacea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  plant (medicinal); panacea, heal-all; kind of savory; daughter of Aesculapius;

panaces*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plant, supposed to cure all diseases; panacea, heal-all; (species of Opoponax);

panaces*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plant, supposed to cure all diseases; panacea, heal-all; (species of Opoponax);

panarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  breadbasket;

panax*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  plant, supposed to cure all diseases; panacea, heal-all; (species of Opoponax);

panchrestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  good for everything;

panchristus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  good for everything;

pancratiastes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  wrestler (in Pancratium);

pancration*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gymnastic contest;

pancratium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gymnastic contest;

pancreas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pancreas;

pancreatitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pancreatitis, inflammation of the pancreas;

pandectes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- science --- veryrare OLD]

  encyclopedia, book of universal knowledge;

pandiculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  stretch oneself;

pando*

  dere, di, assum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  spread out [passis manibus => with hands outstretched];

pandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spreading round in a wide curve arched;

pane*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bread;

panegyris*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  fair;

pango*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- lesser ---]

  compose; insert, drive in, fasten; plant; fix, settle, agree upon, stipulate;

pango*

  gere, pegi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  compose; insert, drive in, fasten; plant; fix, settle, agree upon, stipulate;

pango*

  gere, pepigi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  compose; insert, drive in, fasten; plant; fix, settle, agree upon, stipulate;

panicium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  baked dough; anything baked; bread or cakes;

panicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  plant tuft; piece of thatch; B:swelling;

panicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Italian millet;

panicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  panicky;

panifex*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  baker, bread maker;

panifica*

  f., N1.1 person [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  baker (female), she who makes bread;

panificium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  making/baking of bread; baked bread/loves/cakes (pl.);

panis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bread; loaf;

panniculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little garment;

pannosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dressed in rags, tattered;

pannuceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ragged; wrinkled, shriveled;

pannucius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ragged; wrinkled, shriveled;

pannus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cloth, garment; charioteer's colored shirt; rags;

panoplia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare trans]

  equipment; (Erasmus);

pansa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  splay-footed;

pantex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  belly (usu. pl.), paunch, guts; bowels; of sausages;

pantheismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pantheism;

pantheisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pantheistic;

Pantheon*

  n., N2.8 thing [classical eccl Italy uncommon OLD]

  Pantheon, temple to all gods; (esp. rotunda temple by Agrippa in Rome);

panthera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leopard; the whole of a single catch made by a fowler;

Pantheum*

  n., N2.2 thing [classical eccl Italy uncommon OLD]

  Pantheon, temple to all gods; (esp. rotunda temple by Agrippa in Rome);

Panthus*

  m., N2.9 name [--- --- --- common G+L]

  Panthus, a priest of Apollo at Troy; used as a pseudonym;

pantomima*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female mime performer in a pantomime;

pantomimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mime performer in a pantomime;

panton*

  n., N2.8 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  everything;

pantopolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  department store;

Papa*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- frequent ---]

  pope;

papaia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  papaya/pawpaw (Carica papaya);

papainum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  papain enzyme; (ferment from papaya, aids digestion, meat tenderizer);

papalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  papal;

papas*

  m., N1.8 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  governor; tutor;

papas*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  governor; tutor;

papatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  papacy;

papaver*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poppy; poppy-seed;

papavereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of poppy, poppy-;

papilio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  butterfly, moth;

papilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nipple, teat, dug (of mammals);

papissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  popess, supposed female pope; (Joan);

papista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  papist;

pappo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  eat;

pappus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  woolly seed of certain plants;

papula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pimple, pustule;

papyraceus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of paper;

papyrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  papyrus-bearing;

papyrio*

  m., N3.1 where [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  papyrus marsh, place where papyrus grows abundantly;

papyrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  papyrus, the plant (reed); a garment or "paper" made from the papyrus plant;

papyrus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  papyrus, the plant (reed); a garment or "paper" made from the papyrus plant;

par*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - mate, spouse, partner; match, peer; person of same kind/rank/station/prestige;

  - equal, counterpart; companion/partner at dinner; adversary, opponent;

par*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pair, set of two; conjugal pair; pair of associates/adversaries/contestants;

par*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - equal (to); a match for; of equal size/rank/age; fit/suitable/right/proper;

  - equal in power/prestige/importance/rank/status/office/authority; comparable;

  - corresponding in degree, proportionate, commensurate (unlike qualities);

  - measuring up, adequate, matching; well-matched; fair, equitable, reasonable;

  - balanced/level; S:even, divisible by two; [~ facere => settle accounts];

parabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  procurable, easily obtainable;

parabola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comparison; explanatory illustration; parable (L+S), allegory; proverb; speech;

parabola*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  parabola (math.);

parabole*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comparison; explanatory illustration; parable (L+S), allegory; proverb; speech;

parabolicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  parabolic;

parabolois*

  , adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  paraboloid;

parabula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  comparison; explanatory illustration; parable (L+S), allegory; proverb; speech;

paracharactes*

  m., N1.7 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  counterfeiter;

paracharagma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  forged currency;

paracletus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  advocate, defender, protector, helper, comforter; (appellation for Holy Ghost);

paraclitus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  advocate, defender, protector, helper, comforter; (appellation for Holy Ghost);

paradisus*

  m., N2.1 where [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  Paradise, Garden of Eden; abode of the blessed; park, orchard; a town/river;

paradoxum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  paradox; philosophical paradoxes (pl.);

paragauda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lace-border; laced garment;

paragoge*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  word-lengthening; paragoge, addition of letter/syllable to word (for emphasis);

paragraphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  paragraph; paragraph-mark;

paragraphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  paragraph; paragraph-mark;

parali*

  a, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  seaside-growing (Pliny); that grows by the sea;

paralion*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  seaside-growing (Pliny); that grows by the sea;

paralios*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  seaside-growing (Pliny); that grows by the sea;

paralios*

  , adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  seaside-growing (Pliny); that grows by the sea;

parallaxis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  parallax;

parallelismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parallelism;

parallelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parallel (geography);

parallelus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  parallel (lines);

paralysis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- bio Greece common OLD]

  paralysis; any of several forms of paralysis; apoplexy; palsy (L+S);

paralysis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- bio Greece common OLD]

  paralysis; any of several forms of paralysis; apoplexy; palsy (L+S);

paralyticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio Greece uncommon OLD]

  paralytic, paralyzed person; palsied person (L+S);

paralyticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio Greece uncommon L&S]

  paralytic, paralyzed; palsied, struck with palsy (L+S);

paramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  apparel; adornment; ship's rigging;

paramese*

  f., N1.6 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare OLD]

  lowest note of tetrachord; next-to-middle-note; B-flat treble; ring finger;

parametrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parameter;

paranete*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  next-to-highest-note on certain tetrachords; lowest-string-but-one;

paraphrasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  paraphrase;

parapsis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parapsis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parasceve*

  f., N1.6 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  day of preparation, day before the Sabbath;

parasceves*

  f., N1.7 thing [later eccl --- veryrare trans]

  day of preparation, day before the Sabbath;

parasis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parasis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parasita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  female parasite;

parasitaster*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sorry parasite;

parasiticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  parasitic;

parasitus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guest; parasite;

parastatica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  square column; B:horse knee bone;

parastaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  square-columnar; of square columns;

paraster*

  m., N2.3 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  step-father;

paratragoedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  talk theoretically;

paratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prepared; ready; equipped, provided;

paraveredus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  extra post-horse; horse for special occasions;

Parca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Fate; one of the goddesses of fate;

parce*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sparingly, moderately; economically, frugally, thriftily, stingily;

parco*

  cere, cui, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  forbear, refrain from; spare; show consideration; be economical/thrifty with;

parco*

  cere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  forbear, refrain from; spare; show consideration; be economical/thrifty with;

parco*

  cere, peperci, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  forbear, refrain from; spare; show consideration; be economical/thrifty with;

parcometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parameter;

parcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sparing, frugal; scanty, slight;

pardus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  panther or leopard;

parens*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  parent, father, mother;

parens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  obedient;

parentale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Parentalia; festival for dead ancestors;

parentalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to parents;

parenthesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Cal]

  bracket;

parentheticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  inserted;

parento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perform rites at tombs; make appeasement offering (to the dead);

pareo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - obey, be subject/obedient to; submit/yield/comply; pay attention; attend to;

  - appear, be visible, be seen; be clear/evident (legal);

parhypate*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  next-to-lowest tetrachord note; second-top string/note, next to highest (L+S);

paries*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wall, house wall;

parietarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mural; of a wall;

parietina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  old walls (pl.), ruins;

parilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  like, equal;

parilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  equality; level to make fit;

pario*

  ire, peperi, itum, V3.4 [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bear; give birth to; beget, bring forth; produce, lay (eggs); create; acquire;

pario*

  rere, peperi, rtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  bear; give birth to; beget, bring forth; produce, lay (eggs); create; acquire;

pario*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  acquire (accounts); settle a debt; settle up;

parissumus*

  , adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  equal (to); a match for; of equal size/rank/age; fit/suitable/right/proper;

parisumus*

  , adj. [early --- --- inscription L&S]

  equal (to); a match for; of equal size/rank/age; fit/suitable/right/proper;

paritarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  equal;

paritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  equality; parity;

pariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  equally; together;

parito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make ready;

parlamentaris*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parliamentary;

parlamentarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parliamentary;

parlamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  discussion; conference/parley; parliament (Cal);

parliamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  discussion; conference/parley; parlor; parliament (Cal);

parma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small round shield;

parmatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  armed with the parma (small round shield);

parmula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little shield;

paro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  prepare; furnish/supply/provide; produce; obtain/get; buy; raise; put up; plan;

parocha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  supplying of necessaries (to traveling public officials); purveyance;

parochia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  parish; ecclesiastical district;

parochialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  parochial, of or belonging/pertaining to a parish;

parochianus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  parishioner; inhabitant of a parish;

parochus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  commissary; (person responsible to supply traveling officials w/shelter/food);

paroecia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  parish; ecclesiastical district;

paroecialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  parochial;

paroecianus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  parishioner;

paropsis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

paropsis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parosis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parosis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas);

parotis*

  f., N3.6 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  tumor near ear; bracket of hyperthyrum;

paroxysmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  paroxysm;

parricida*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  murderer of near relative (father?/parent); assassin of head of state, traitor;

parricidalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  parricidal, of/connected with parricide/murder of near relative; treasonous;

parricidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  parricide; murder of near relative; assassination (of head of state); treason;

pars*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  - part, region; share; direction; portion, piece; party, faction, side;

  - role (of actor); office/function/duty (usu. pl.); [centesima ~ => 1% monthly];

parsimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frugality, thrift, parsimony, temperance;

parthenice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (unknown);

parthenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant (several types);

Parthicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Parthian;

Parthus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Persia common OLD]

  Parthian; inhabitant of Parthia (country south of Caspian Sea);

partibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  divisible;

particeps*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sharer, partaker;

particeps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sharing in, taking part in;

participatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  participation, sharing (in); participle (grammar);

participialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  participle-like;

participialiter*

  adv. [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  participle-wise;

participio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  participation, sharing (in); participle (grammar);

participium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  participle;

participo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  share; impart; partake of; participate in;

particula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small part, little bit, particle, atom;

particularis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  particular; partial, of/concerning a (small) part;

particularismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  particularity; specific;

particularista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  particularist; one who is particular;

particularisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  particular;

particulariter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  particularly;

partim*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  partly, for the most part; mostly; [partim ... partim => some ... others];

partio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  share, divide up, distribute;

partio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  share, divide up, distribute;

partisanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  partisan;

partite*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with proper division of subject into its parts;

partitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distribution, share; classification, logical distinction; div. into sections;

partitura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  partition (music);

partum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gains, acquisitions; savings; what one has acquired/saved;

parturio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be in labor; bring forth; produce; be pregnant with/ready to give birth;

partus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  birth; offspring;

parum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  too/very little, not enough/so good, insufficient; less; (SUPER) not at all;

parumper*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for a short/little while; for a moment; in a short time; quickly, hurriedly;

parvipendo*

  dere, ependi, nsum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slight (Douay); pay little attention to, give little weight to;

parvissimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  small;

parvitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  smallness, minuteness; insignificance, unimportance;

parvolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tiny, little, young;

parvulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  infancy, childhood; small child, infant;

parvulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  very small, very young; unimportant; slight, petty;

parvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  small, little, cheap; unimportant; (SUPER) smallest, least;

pasca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  vinegar mixed in water; (field drink of Roman soldiers); (also for slaves);

Pascha*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Passover; Easter;

paschalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  of Easter; Paschal; of Passover;

pasco*

  cere, avi, stum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feed, feed on; graze;

pascua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  pasture, pasture-land; piece of grazing land;

pascuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  pasture, pasture-land; piece of grazing land;

pascuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  used/suitable for pasture/grazing/pasture-land;

passer*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sparrow;

passerculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little sparrow;

passibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  passible, capable of feeling/suffering/emotion; susceptible to sensations;

passibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  passiblity, capablity of feeling/suffering; susceptiblity to sensation/emotion;

passim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  here and there; everywhere;

passio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  suffering; passion; (esp. of Christ); disease (Bee);

passive*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  freely, indiscriminately; randomly; passively, in passive sense (Latham);

passivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  random, indiscriminate; passive, being acted on (Latham);

passum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raisin-wine;

passus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  step, pace; [mille passus -> mile; duo milia passuum => two miles];

passus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spread out; outstretched; dried;

pastillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lozenge;

pastinaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  parsnip; carrot; fish-of-prey (sting-ray?);

pastinatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  plants (pl.) cultivated by preparing (ground) by digging and leveling;

pastino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  prepare (ground) by digging and leveling;

pastoforium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  place in temple where image of deity was preserved and his servants abode;

pastoforius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priest (of Isis) who carried image of deity in little shrine to collect alms;

pastophorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  place in temple where image of deity was preserved and his servants abode;

pastophorius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priest (of Isis) who carried image of deity in little shrine to collect alms;

pastor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  shepherd, herdsman;

pastoralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pastoral;

pastoricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of/connected with herdsmen;

pastorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  shepherd's;

pastus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pasture, feeding ground; pasturage;

patefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - reveal/uncover/disclose/expose; bring to light; make known/visible; dissect;

  - open (up); (gates); clear, make available; deploy (troops); expose (to attack);

patefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be made known/opened/revealed/uncovered/disclosed/exposed; (patefacio PASS);

patella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small dish or plate;

patens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  open, accessible;

pateo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stand open, be open; extend; be well known; lie open, be accessible;

pater*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  father; [pater familias, patris familias => head of family/household];

patera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bowl; saucer;

paternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fatherly feeling/care; paternity; descendants of one father;

paternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  father's, paternal; ancestral;

patesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be opened/open/revealed; become clear/known; open; extend, spread;

pathicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sodomite, one who submits to anal sex;

pathicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  submitting to (anal) sex; lascivious (L+S); (of catamites/prostitutes/books);

pathologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  pathology;

pathologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pathological;

patibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  endurable; sensitive;

patibulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  yoked; pilloried;

patibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fork-shaped yoke; gibbet;

patiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - patient/long-suffering; tolerant/easy-going; submissive/liable/susceptible to;

  - hardy; able/willing to endure; capable of bearing/standing up to hard use;

patienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  patiently; with patience/toleration;

patientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  - endurance/hardiness; patience/persistence; apathy; sufferance; hardship;

  - tolerance/forbearance; complaisance/submissiveness; submission by prostitute;

patina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dish;

patinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skating;

patinator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skater;

patino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skate;

patinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skate;

patio*

  tere, -, assum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  suffer; allow; undergo, endure; permit;

pator*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  opening;

patrator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  accomplisher;

patria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  native land; home, native city; one's country;

patriarcha*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  patriarch; father/chief of a tribe; chief bishop, Patriarch;

patriarchatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  patriarchy;

patriarches*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  patriarch; father/chief of a tribe; chief bishop, Patriarch;

patriciatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  patrician status/dignity; patriciate; dignity of imperial court;

patricida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  patricide, one who kills his father; murderer of his own father;

patricius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  patrician; aristocrat;

patricius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  patrician, noble;

patrimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inheritance;

patrimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having father still living;

patrioticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of one's native land; in mother tongue;

patriotismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  patriotism;

patritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inherited from one's father;

patrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  father's, paternal; ancestral;

patrizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  take after one's father;

patro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accomplish, bring to completion;

patrocinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  protection, defense patronage, legal defense;

patrocino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  defend, protect;

patrona*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  protectress, patroness;

patronatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  status/position/rights of patron; patronage (L+S); [jus ~ => patronage rights];

patronus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  patron; advocate; defender, protector;

patronymicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of father's name; G:patronymic, derived from name of father/ancestor w/fix;

patruelis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a cousin;

patruelis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cousin;

patruus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - father's brother; paternal uncle; [~ magnus/major/maximus => gr/gr-gr/gr-gr-gr];

  - severe reprover; type of harshness/censoriousness/finding fault; "Dutch uncle";

patulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wide open, gaping; wide-spreading;

paucitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scarcity; paucity;

pauculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  not very much, a little; (only) a small number (pl.), few, a few;

paucum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  only a small/an indefinite number of/few things (pl.), a few words/points;

paucus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  only a small/an indefinite number of people (pl.), few; a few; a select few;

paucus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  little, small in quantity/extent; few (usu. pl.); just a few; small number of;

paulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little by little, by degrees, gradually; a small amount at a time, bit by bit;

paulisper*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  for (only) a short time/brief while;

paullatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little by little, by degrees, gradually; a small amount at a time, bit by bit;

paullisper*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for (only) a short time/brief while;

paullo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  by a little; by only a small amount; a little; somewhat;

paullulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little by little, by degrees, bit by bit, gradually; in small amounts;

paullulo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/bit; to a small extent, somewhat;

paullulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little bit, trifle; a little; (only a) small/little amount/quantity;

paullulum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; to small extent, somewhat; only a small amount/short while/distance;

paullulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

paullum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/small; (only a) small amount/quantity/extent; little bit/while; trifle;

paullum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/bit; to a small extent, somewhat; only a small amount/short while;

paullumper*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  for a short while/little bit;

paullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

paulo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  by a little; by only a small amount; a little; somewhat;

paululatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little by little, by degrees, bit by bit, gradually; in small amounts;

paululo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/bit; to a small extent, somewhat;

paululum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little bit, trifle; a little; (only a) small/little amount/quantity;;

paululum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; to small extent, somewhat; only a small amount/short while/distance;

paululus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

paulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/small; (only a) small amount/quantity/extent; little bit/while; trifle;

paulum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little/bit; to a small extent, somewhat; only a small amount/short while;

paulumper*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  for a short while/little bit;

Paulus*

  m., N2.1 name [later eccl --- frequent ---]

  Paul;

paulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

pauper*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poor man;

pauper*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  poor/meager/unproductive; scantily endowed; cheap, of little worth; of poor man;

pauperculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  poor;

pauperies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poverty;

paupero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  make poor, deprive;

paupertas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  poverty, need; humble circumstances;

paupertinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  poor; sorry;

pausa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cessation, end;

pausea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  olive species; olive with excellent oil;

pausia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  species of olive;

pauso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pause; halt; cease;

pauxillulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very small, very little;

pauxillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little;

pauxillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small, little;

pava*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  peacock;

pavefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  terrify; alarm; scare/frighten

pavefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be terrified/alarmed/scared/frightened; (pavefacio PASS);

paveo*

  ere, vi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be frightened or terrified at;

pavesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become alarmed;

pavicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rammer;

pavidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fearful, terrified, panicstruck;

pavimentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  paved (Collins); (VPAR of pavimentare);

pavimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pavement;

pavio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  beat, strike; push down;

pavito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be in a state of fear or trepidation (at);

pavo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  peacock;

pavor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fear, panic;

pavus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  peacock;

pax*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  peace; harmony;

paxillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  wooden pin/peg; small stake (L+S);

peccabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sinful;

peccabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sinfulness;

peccabundus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sinful;

peccadillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Med]

  peccadillo, minor indiscretion;

peccamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fault; E:sin;

peccatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wrongdoing, transgression, sin, wrong;

peccatissimus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  overloaded with sin; deeply mired in sin;

peccator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  sinner; transgressor;

peccatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sinful;

peccatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- common L&S]

  sinner/transgressor (female);

peccatrix*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  sinful; sinning;

peccatulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Med]

  peccadillo, minor indiscretion;

peccatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sin; moral offense; error, mistake; lapse, misdemeanor; transgression; wrong;

peccatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sin; moral offense; error, mistake; lapse, misdemeanor; transgression; wrong;

pecco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - sin; do wrong, commit moral offense; blunder, stumble; be wrong;

  - make mistake; make slip in speaking; act incorrectly; go wrong, be faulty;

pecorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rich in cattle;

pecten*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  comb; rake; quill (playing lyre); comb-like thing, pubic bone/region; scallop;

pecto*

  tere, exi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  comb; card (wool, etc);

pecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  comb; card (wool, etc);

pectunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  small scallop;

pectus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- veryfreq ---]

  breast, heart; feeling, soul, mind;

pectusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  breast; (breast of sacrificial animal as offering); little breast;

pecu*

  n., N4.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  herd, flock; cattle, sheep; farm animals (pl.); pastures (L+S); money;

pecuarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  herds of sheep or cattle (pl.);

pecuarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cattle-breeder, grazier; farmers of the public pastures (pl.);

pecuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of sheep or cattle;

pecuinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beast-like; of cattle;

peculator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  embezzler of public money;

peculatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  embezzlement of public money or property;

peculiaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  personal/private/special/peculiar/specific, one's own; singular/exceptional;

peculiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  furnished with money; provided with property;

peculiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wealthy; with private property;

peculium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small savings; private property;

pecunia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq ---]

  money; property;

pecuniarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of money, pecuniary;

pecuniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rich, wealthy; profitable;

pecus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  cattle, herd, flock;

pecus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sheep; animal;

pedale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pedal;

pedalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  measuring a foot;

pedamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  prop, stake; (for vines);

pedamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  prop, stake; (for vines);

pedarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a foot; [senatores pedarii => senators of inferior rank];

pedatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  space/extent of a foot; prop of a vine;

pedatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  attack; charge;

pedeplanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ground floor;

pedes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  foot soldier, infantryman; pedestrian, who goes on foot; infantry (pl.);

pedes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  on foot;

pedester*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - infantry-, of foot-soldiers; walking; on foot/land; pedestrian;

  - pedestrian; prosaic, commonplace; prose-;

pedetemptim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  step-by-step; feeling one's way; gradually, cautiously;

pedetemtim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  step-by-step; feeling one's way; gradually, cautiously;

pedica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shackle, fetter; snare;

pedicator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sodomite;

pedico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perform anal intercourse; commit sodomy with;

pediculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lousy;

pediculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little foot; A:foot-stalk;

pedicura*

  f., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  podiatrist;

pedifollis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  football-/soccer-, footballing;

pedifollis*

  m., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  football;

pedifollium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  soccer;

pediseca*

  f., N1.1 person [early --- --- common OLD]

  female attendant; waiting woman, waitress; handmaiden;

pedisecus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- common OLD]

  male attendant, manservant; follower on foot; footman, page; lackey;

pedisecus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that follows on foot; (like an attendant); follow on the heels of/immediately;

pedisequa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  female attendant; waiting woman, waitress; handmaiden;

pedisequus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  male attendant, manservant; follower on foot; footman, page; lackey;

pedisequus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that follows on foot; (like an attendant); follow on the heels of/immediately;

pedissequa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  female attendant; waiting woman, waitress; handmaiden;

pedissequus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  male attendant, manservant; follower on foot; footman, page; lackey;

pedissequus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  that follows on foot; (like an attendant); follow on the heels of/immediately;

peditatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  infantry;

Pedius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Pedius; (gens name); any/fictitious name (law); [Q Pedius => Caesar's nephew];

Pedius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Pedius, Roman gens; [Q ~ =>Caesar's nephew, lex ~ =>law trying Caesar's killer];

pedum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shepherd's crook;

pegma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  bookcase; bookshelf; scaffold, movable platform, stage fixture; scaffolding;

peiorativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pejorative;

peioresceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  get worse;

peioro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aggravate;

peiuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swear falsely; perjure oneself; (see also peiero);

pejeratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hurt/offended by false oath; (jus pejeratum => false oath);

pejero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swear falsely; swear false oath; lie;

pejerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perjured;

pejuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hurt/offended by false oath; (jus pejuratum => false oath);

pejuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swear falsely; swear false oath; lie;

pejurosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perjured;

pelagius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marine, of the sea;

pelagus*

  n., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sea; the open sea, the main; (-us neuter, only sing.);

pelamis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  young/small tunny; (less than one year old L+S);

pelamys*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  young/small tunny; (less than one year old L+S);

Pelasgus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  ancient Greek;

pelex*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mistress (installed as rival/in addition to wife), concubine; male prostitute;

pelicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  concubinage, living together;

pellacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  enticement; seduction; attraction;

pellax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seductive, glib;

pellectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reading through;

pellego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  read over/through (silent/aloud); scan, survey, run one's eyes over; recount;

pellex*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  mistress (installed as rival/in addition to wife), concubine; male prostitute;

pelliceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  skin-, made of skins;

pellicio*

  cere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attract/draw away; allure/seduce/entice/captivate; coax/induce/wheedle/win over;

pellicio*

  cere, cui, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attract/draw away; allure/seduce/entice/captivate; coax/induce/wheedle/win over;

pellicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  skin-, made of skins/furs;

pellico*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  attract/draw away; allure/seduce/entice/captivate; coax/induce/wheedle/win over;

pellicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  skin, hide;

pellis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  skin, hide; pelt;

pellitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  covered with skins;

pello*

  lere, epuli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beat; drive out; push; banish, strike, defeat, drive away, rout;

pelluceeo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  transmit/admit/emit light; be transparent; shine through/out; be apparent;

peloris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  mussel; giant mussel (L+S); large edible shellfish; clam (Cal);

pelta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crescent-shaped shield;

peltasta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soldier armed with the pelta (small light shield);

peltastes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soldier armed with the pelta (small light shield);

peltatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  armed with the pelta (crescent-shaped shield);

pelusia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  blouse;

pelvis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shallow bowl or basin;

pena*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- common SrcZ]

  penalty, punishment; revenge/retribution; [poena dare => to pay the penalty];

penarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of or for provisions;

Penas*

  m., N3.1 group [--- eccl Italy frequent OLD]

  Penates; (usu. pl.); gods of home/larder/family; home/dwelling; family/line;

penatiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl Italy uncommon CAS]

  carrying the Penates;

pendeo*

  ere, ependi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hang, hang down; depend; [~ ab ore => hang upon the lips, listen attentively];

pendo*

  dere, ependi, nsum, V3.1 [--- legal --- veryfreq ---]

  weigh out; pay, pay out;

pendulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pendulum;

pendulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hanging, hanging down, uncertain;

penecostas*

  f., N3.7 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  fifty; the number fifty; (7 Sundays after Easter); (Jewish 50th day of omer);

penecoste*

  f., N1.6 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  Pentecost/Whitsunday; (7th Sunday after Easter); 50 days; Jewish harvest feast;

penes*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the power of, in the hands of (person); belonging to;

penetentiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  confessor; penitentiary;

penetrabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that can be pierced; penetrable; piercing;

penetrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inner part of a place; inner shrine; sanctuary of the household gods;

penetrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  innermost parts/chambers/self (pl.); spirit, life of soul; gimlet (Latham);

penetralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inner, innermost;

penetranter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  deeply, penetratingly, searchingly;

penetratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  piercing; penetration;

penetro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  enter, penetrate;

penicillinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  penicillin;

penicillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  painter's brush or pencil; style;

peniculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brush (of ox/horse tail); painter's brush; sponge; diminutive of penis (L+S);

penis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  male sexual organ, penis; (sometimes rude); a tail;

penitentialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare Med]

  penitent;

penitentiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  confessor; penitentiary;

peniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [medieval --- --- lesser SrcZ]

  displease; (cause to) regret; repent, be sorry; [me paenitet => I am sorry];

peniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  do penance;

peniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 impers [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  it displeases, makes angry, offends, dissatisfies, makes sorry;

penitrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  innermost parts/chambers/self (pl.); spirit, life of soul; gimlet (Latham);

penitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  inner, inward;

penitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  inside; deep within; thoroughly;

penna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  feather, wing;

pennatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winged;

penniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  feathered, winged;

pennipes*

  , adj. [--- myth --- uncommon CAS]

  wing-footed;

pennipotens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  birds (pl.);

pennipotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  able to fly, winged;

pennula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little wing;

pensilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  hanging, pendant (Collins);

pensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  payment, installment, pension; paying out; rent; measured weight; recompense;

pensitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  payment/compensation; expense (L+S); valuable/precious thing; pension (Douay);

pensito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weigh/ponder/consider; compare (with); pay/be subject to tax; bring in income;

penso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  weigh (out); pay/punish for; counterbalance, compensate; ponder, examine;

pensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  allotment for weaving, wool given to be spun/woven; task/stint; homework;

pentachordum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  5-stringed instrument;

pentachordus*

  a, um, adj. [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  5-stringed (instrument);

pentacontarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [later war --- veryrare L&S]

  pentacontarch, commander of fifty men; (platoon commander);

pentameter*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  pentameter; five metric feet;

pente*

  n., N9.9 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  musical fifth;

pentecontarcus*

  m., N2.1 person [later war --- veryrare SrcW]

  pentacontarch, commander of fifty men; (platoon commander); (1 Maccabbes 3:55);

Pentecostalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Pentecostal, belonging to Pentecost/Whitsuntide;

Pentecoste*

  f., N1.6 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Pentecost, Whit-Sunday, fiftieth day after Easter;

penteris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  quinquereme, large galley with five rowers to each room or five banks of oars;

pentral*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  gimlet; innermost parts/chambers/self (pl.) (Ecc); spirit, life of soul;

pentrale*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  gimlet; innermost parts/chambers/self (pl.) (Ecc); spirit, life of soul;

penuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  used for food storage;

penum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provisions, food; stock of household; storeroom in temple of Vesta;

penuria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  want, need, scarcity;

penuriosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  needy; penurious, poor, poverty-stricken;

penus*

  m/f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provisions, food; stock of household; storeroom in temple of Vesta;

penus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provisions, food; stock of a household; storeroom in temple of Vesta;

peplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  robe of state;

peplus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  robe of state;

pepo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  watermelon; (other such/guard); species of large melon (L+S); pumpkin;

pepon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  watermelon; (other such/guard);

pepsinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pepsin;

per*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  through (space); during (time); by, by means of;

pera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  satchel; bag slung over shoulder (for day's provisions); (affected by Cynics);

perabsurdus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  highly ridiculous;

peraccedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  succeed in reaching;

peraccommodatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very convenient;

peracer*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very sharp;

peracerbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very sour, very harsh;

peracesco*

  cere, cui, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become very bitter/sour; become vexed/upset; get teed off;

peractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  completion; D:last act (of drama);

peracutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very penetrating; very sharp;

peradulescens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very young;

peraeque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  equally;

peraequo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  equalize; make quite equal;

peragito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harass with repeated attacks;

perago*

  gere, regi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  disturb; finish; kill; carry through to the end, complete;

peragratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  traveling;

peragro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  travel over every part of, scour;

peramans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very fond; very loving;

perambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  walk about in, tour; make the round of;

peramo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  persevere in love;

peramoenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very pleasant;

peramplus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very large;

perangustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very narrow;

perantiquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very ancient;

perappositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very suitable;

perarduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very difficult;

perargutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very wittily;

peraridus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very dry; very arid;

peraro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  furrow; inscribe (scratch on a waxen tablet);

perattente*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very attentively;

perattentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very attentive;

perbaccho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  get through; waste (time) in revelry; carouse/revel throughout (L+S);

perbeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very fortunate;

perbene*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very well;

perbenevolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very well-disposed;

perbibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink deeply, drink in;

perbito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  perish; go over;

perblandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very charming;

perbonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very good, excellent; finished, complete;

perca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fish, the perch;

percalefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thoroughly heated;

percalesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  become very warm;

percallesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become callous;

percarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very dear; much loved; very costly;

percautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very cautious;

percelebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make thoroughly known;

perceler*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very quick;

percello*

  lere, culi, culsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  strike down; strike; overpower; dismay, demoralize, upset;

percenseo*

  ere, sui, situm, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - enumerate, recite from start to finish; inspect/examine/go over thoroughly;

  - run one's mind over, review; survey, make complete/methodical assessment of;

perceptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  perceptible; participating (in anything);

percido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hit/punch very hard; commit sodomy on; cut down/to pieces (troops);

percieo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excite; set in motion;

percio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excite, stir up, move (emotions); set in motion, propel;

percipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  secure, gain; perceive, learn, feel;

percitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  roused; excited; stirred up; propelled;

percomis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very friendly/kind/courteous/gracious;;

percommodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very convenient;

percontatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  questioning, inquiry;

percontator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  inquirer;

perconto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inquire;

percontumax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very obstinate;

percoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cook thoroughly; bake, heat;

percrebesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become very frequent, become very widespread;

percrebresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become very frequent, become very widespread;

percrepo*

  are, ui, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  resound; make resound;

percupidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very fond;

percupio*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be very eager for, long for; desire greatly, wish wholeheartedly;

percuriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very inquisitive;

percuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  heal completely;

percurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - quickly move/run/travel/hasten/pass through/over; form continuous line; stroke;

  - review, run over (in thought/words), run through in sequence; skim over;

  - touch upon different points in quick succession; fill offices in succession;

  - travel quickly from end to end; make rapid tour, visit in quick succession;

percurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - quickly move/run/travel/hasten/pass through/over; form continuous line; stroke;

  - review, run over (in thought/words), run through in sequence; skim over;

  - touch upon different points in quick succession; fill offices in succession;

  - travel quickly from end to end; make rapid tour, visit in quick succession;

percursatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  traveling through;

percursio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  running over; hasty thinking;

percurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rove about;

percusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rapid review, running over in the mind; rapid treatment of subject (rhetoric);

percussio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  beat (music); percussion, action of beating/striking/smiting;

percussor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  murderer, assassin;

percussus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  buffeting; beating;

percutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beat, strike; pierce;

percuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  affect deeply;

perdecorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very comely;

perdelirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  senseless;

perdepso*

  sere, sui, stum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare Sex]

  dishonor; have improper sex; (rude);

perdignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very worthy;

perdiligens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very diligent;

perdisco*

  cere, idici, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  learn thoroughly;

perdite*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  desperately, in desperate/unrestrained way; recklessly; violently;

perditim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  desperately, to desperation;

perditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  destruction, ruin, perdition;

perditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  destroyer; one who ruins/destroys;

perditrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  destroyer (female); she who ruins/destroys;

perditus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ruination, ruin;

perditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - ruined; broken/debilitated; bankrupt, financially ruined; lost, done for;

  - degenerate, morally depraved, wild, abandoned; reckless; desperate/hopeless;

perdiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  for a long while;

perdiuturnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lasting a very long time;

perdives*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very rich;

perdix*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  partridge;

perdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ruin, destroy; lose; waste;

perdoceo*

  ere, cui, ctum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  instruct thoroughly;

perdoco*

  cere, cui, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  teach (thoroughly);

perdoleo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  vex, bother, cause grief/annoyance; grieve, be annoyed;

perdolesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  feel great pain;

perdolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hack, hew into shape, fashion by hewing/hacking;

perdomo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - tame/subdue thoroughly, break in (animals); conquer/subjugate completely;

  - crush (grain)/knead (dough) thoroughly; work/break up (soil) thoroughly;

perdormisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sleep on;

perduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lead, guide; prolong; induce, conduct, bring through;

perducto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  guide;

perductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  guide; pimp;

perdudum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  for a very long time past; long time ago;

perduellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  treason; hostile action against one's country;

perduellis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  national enemy; enemy; adherent of country with which one's own is at war;

perduro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  last long, endure;

peredo*

  dere, di, esum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat up, consume, waste;

peredo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat up, consume, waste;

peregre*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to/from abroad;

peregri*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  abroad; away from home;

peregrinabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  traveling about;

peregrinans*

  m., N3.3 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  pilgrim; (foreign) traveler; wanderer;

peregrinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  traveling/staying/living abroad, sojourn abroad; travel; pilgrimage;

peregrinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  traveler;

peregrinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  alienage; foreign habit; foreign tone;

peregrino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  travel about, be an alien, sojourn in strange country, go abroad, wander, roam;

peregrinus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pilgrim;

peregrinus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foreigner, stranger, alien; foreign woman (F); foreign residents (pl.);

peregrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  foreign, strange, alien; exotic;

perelegans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very elegant; very polished;

pereloquens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very eloquent;

peremnium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  auspices taken on crossing any running water;

perendie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  day after tomorrow;

perendinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  after tomorrow; [perendino die => the day after tomorrow];

perennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  continual; everlasting, perpetual, perennial; eternal;

perenno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  last many years;

pereo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  die, pass away; be ruined, be destroyed; go to waste;

perequito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ride through; ride around;

pererro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wander through, roam or ramble over;

pereruditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very learned;

perexcelsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very high;

perexiguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very small;

perfacete*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very cleverly, very wisely, brilliantly;

perfacetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very witty, brilliant;

perfacile*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very easily; readily;

perfacilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very easy, very courteous;

perfamiliaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very intimate;

perfamiliaris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  close friend;

perfectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perfection, completion; bringing to completion/perfection; ideal/completed form;

perfectissimatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  emperor's office; office of perfectissimus;

perfectissimus*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  most-perfect man;

perfectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perfect, complete; excellent;

perfero*

  rre, rtuli, rlatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  carry through; bear, endure to the end, suffer; announce;

perficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  complete, finish; execute; bring about, accomplish; do thoroughly;

perfidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faithlessness, treachery, perfidy;

perfidiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  treacherous;

perfidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  faithless, treacherous, false, deceitful;

perfigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pierce; transfix; pierce through (L+S); penetrate; impale; run/thrust through;

perfinio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  complete;

perflabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  airy; susceptible; can be blown over;

perflagitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very shameful;

perflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blow through or over;

perfluctuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  flow through;

perfluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow/run through; flow on/along; stream (with moisture); flow (drapery);

perfodio*

  dere, perfodi, ossum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bore/dig/make hole/passage/channel/break in/through; dig/pierce/stab/perforate;

perfodio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bore/dig/make hole/passage/channel/break in/through; dig/pierce/stab/perforate;

perforaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  drilling machine;

perforo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bore/pierce/make a hole/passage/break in/through; bore/pierce/stab/perforate;

perfossor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  digger through; one who breaks in;

perfremo*

  are, ui, -, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fill place with roaring/snorting sounds; snort/roar along;

perfrequens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very crowded/full; much frequented;

perfrico*

  are, avi, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rub all over; rub smooth; [~ os/frontem/facium => wipe off blush/abandon shame];

perfrico*

  are, ui, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rub all over; rub smooth; [~ os/frontem/facium => wipe off blush/abandon shame];

perfrictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  chill, thorough chilling; bad cold (L+S); abrasion, rubbing;

perfrictiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  slight chill/cold;

perfrigefacio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  make cold; cause to shudder;

perfrigesco*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  catch cold;

perfrigidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very cold;

perfringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break through;

perfruo*

  uere, -, uctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  have full enjoyment of, enjoy;

perfuga*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deserter;

perfugio*

  gere, perfugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flee, desert; take refuge;

perfugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refuge; asylum; excuse;

perfunctorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  carelessly; perfunctorily;

perfundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pour over/through, wet, flood, bathe; overspread, coat, overlay; imbue;

perfungo*

  gere, -, nctum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perform, discharge, have done with (w/ABL);

perfuro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rage, storm (throughout);

pergamenicus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of parchment;

pergamenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  parchment; document;

pergaudeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rejoice greatly;

pergo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  go on, proceed;

pergraeco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  enjoy oneself; behave like the Greeks;

pergrandis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very large, huge; of very advanced age;

pergraphicus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very skillful; most exquisite;

pergratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very agreeable or pleasant;

pergravis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very grave; of great import; very heavy;

pergula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attachment to front of building for trading, booth/stall/shop; painting studio;

pergula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common L&S]

  framework supporting a vine/plant; hut, hovel; school; lecture room; brothel;

perhibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  present, give, bestow; regard, hold; name;

perhilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very little;

perhonorifice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very honorably, very respectfully;

perhonorificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very honorable, very respectful;

perhorreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  tremble at;

perhorresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tremble or shudder greatly; recoil in terror from;

perhorridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very dreadful;

perhumaniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very civilly;

perhumanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very friendly, very civil;

peribolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  circuit; enclosure; precinct (Souter); outer wall (Vulgate Ezechiel 42:7);

periclitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  test; experiment;

periclito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  try, prove, test, make a trial of, put to the test/in peril; risk, endanger;

periclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  danger, peril; trial, attempt; risk; responsibility for damage, liability;

periculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dangerous, hazardous, perilous; threatening;

periculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  danger, peril; trial, attempt; risk; responsibility for damage, liability;

peridoneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very suitable, very well-fitted;

periegesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tourism;

periegetes*

  m., N1.7 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tourist;

periegeticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  touristy;

perimbecillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very weak;

perimetros*

  f., N2.6 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  perimeter; circumference;

perimo*

  mere, remi, remptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  kill, destroy;

perincommode*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very inconveniently;

perincommodus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very inconvenient;

perinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the same way/just as, equally; likewise [~ ac => just as if];

perindulgens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very kind; very tender;

perinfirmus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very weak;

peringeniosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very clever;

periniquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very unfair; very discontented or unwilling;

perinvitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very unwilling;

periodicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  periodical, magazine;

periodus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  sentence, period;

Peripateticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science Greece lesser OLD]

  philosopher of the Peripatetic (Aristotelian) school;

Peripateticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to the Peripatetic (Aristotelian) school of philosophy;

peripetasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  curtain, hanging;

peripheria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  circumference; periphery;

periphrasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late gram --- veryrare L&S]

  circumlocution; periphrase;

periphrasticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  periphrastic;

peripneumonicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  consumptive;

peripneumonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  consumptive;

peripsema*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  refuse; filth; offscouring (that which comes off in cleaning);

peripsima*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  refuse; filth; offscouring (that which comes off in cleaning);

peripteron*

  , adj. [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  having single row of columns all around;

peripteros*

  , adj. [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  having single row of columns all around;

periratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very angry;

periscelis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  garter, anklet, leg-band;

peristasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  subject; theme;

peristereos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant doves are fond of, a verbena(?);

peristeron*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  enclosure for pigeons, pigeon coop;

peristerotrophion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  enclosure for pigeons, pigeon coop;

peristroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  curtain, coverlet, carpet, hanging;

peristylium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  inner courtyard lined with rows of columns, peristyle;

peristylon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  inner courtyard lined with rows of columns, peristyle;

peristylum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  inner courtyard lined with rows of columns, peristyle;

peritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  practical knowledge, skill, expertise; experience;

peritonitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  peritonitis;

peritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  skilled, skillful; experienced, expert; with gen;

periurium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  false oath, perjury;

perizoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  girdle;

perjucundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very welcome, agreeable;

perjuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swear falsely;

perjurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perjured; false, lying;

perlabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glide along, over or through, skim;

perlaetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very joyful;

perlateo*

  ere, tui, titum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  lie well hidden;

perlego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  read over/through (silent/aloud); scan, survey, run one's eyes over; recount;

perlevis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very slight; very light;

perlibens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very willing; with pleasure;

perlibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  it is very pleasing/agreeable; please very much;

perliberalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very well-bred; very honorable/gentlemanly;

perlibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  make level;

perlicio*

  cere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attract/draw away; allure/seduce/entice/captivate; coax/induce/wheedle/win over;

perlicio*

  cere, cui, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attract/draw away; allure/seduce/entice/captivate; coax/induce/wheedle/win over;

perligo*

  gere, gi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  read over/through (silent/aloud); scan, survey, run one's eyes over; recount;

perlito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make auspicious sacrifice;

perlonge*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very far; tediously;

perlongus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very long, tedious;

perluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  transmit/admit/emit light; be transparent; shine through/out; be apparent;

perlucidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  transparent;

perlucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transparent, pellucid;

perluctuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very mournful;

perluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wash off or thoroughly, bathe;

perlustro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go or wander all through; view all over, scan, scrutinize;

permadesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser OLD]

  become very/quite wet/sodden; be soaked through; be soft/effeminate;

permagnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very great;

permanasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  penetrate;

permaneo*

  ere, nsi, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  last, continue; remain; endure;

permano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow through; leak through; permeate;

permarinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  going over the sea;

permaturesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mature, ripen thoroughly;

permaturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late agri --- lesser L&S]

  become quite ripe;

permediocris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very moderate;

permeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go or pass through, cross, traverse; pervade;

permetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  measure (exactly); traverse/travel over; pass through; complete (time/process);

permirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very wonderful;

permisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mix or mingle together; confound; embroil; disturb thoroughly;

permissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  yielding (to another); permission;

permissivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  permissive;

permissus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  permission, authorization;

permistus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  confused; disordered; (=permixtus, = alt. vpar of permisceo);

permitialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  destructive, annihilating;

permities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  destruction, annihilation;

permitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  let through; let go through; relinquish; permit, allow; entrust; hurl;

permixtio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mixture/blending; thorough mixing together;

permixtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  promiscuous; confused;

permodestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very modest, very moderate;

permoleste*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  with much difficulty;

permolestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very troublesome;

permoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stir up; move deeply; influence; agitate;

permulceo*

  ere, lsi, lsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rub gently, stroke, touch gently; charm, please, beguile; soothe, alleviate;

permultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very much; very many (pl.);

permunio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortify thoroughly, make very secure; finish constructing fortifications;

permutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change, exchange;

permuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exchange (for); swap;

perna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ham;

pernecessarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very necessary; very intimate;

pernego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  deny completely; refuse completely;

perniciabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  ruinous;

pernicies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ruin; disaster; pest, bane; curse; destruction, calamity; mischief;

perniciosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  destructive, dangerous, pernicious;

pernicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speed, agility;

pernimius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  much too much;

pernio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  chilblain;

pernix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  persistent, preserving; nimble, brisk, active, agile, quick, swift, fleet;

pernobilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very famous;

pernocto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spend the night; occupy the night (w/person or in place); guard all night;

pernosco*

  cere, ovi, otum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  get to know well; become well acquainted/conversant with; get full knowledge of;

pernot*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  very well known; very familiar;;

pernotesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  become generally/well/everywhere known;

pernotesco*

  cere, tui, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  it has become well known; it has been thoroughly investigated;

pernox*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lasting all night; continuing throughout the night;

pernumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  count up; reckon;

pero*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thick boot of raw hide;

perobscurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very obscure, very vague;

perod*

  -, perodi, osum, V3.1 perfdef [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hate greatly (PERF form, PRES force), loathe, detest;

perodiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very troublesome;

peroleo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  emit strong odor;

peronatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing leather boots;

peropportunus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very favorably situated, very convenient;

peroptato*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  just as one would wish;

peropus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very necessary;

peroratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  finish of speech;

perornatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very ornate;

perorno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  adorn highly/greatly;

peroro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deliver the final part of a speech, conclude;

perosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  detesting;

perpaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  subdue completely;

perparum*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very little;

perparvulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very little;

perparvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very little, very trifling;

perpastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  well-fed;

perpauculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very few (pl.);

perpaucum*

  n., N2.2 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very few (pl.), very little;

perpaucus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very few (pl.); select;

perpaullum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very little;

perpaulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very little;

perpauper*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  very poor; very hard up;

perpauxillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very little (amount);

perpello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  compel, constrain, prevail upon; enforce;

perpendiculariter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  perpendicularly;

perpendiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plummet; plumbline; [ad perpendiculum => perpendicularly];

perpendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weigh carefully; assess carefully;

perpensius*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  more deliberately;

perperam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wrongly, incorrectly;

perpes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  continuous, lasting, unbroken in time, perpetual, neverending; whole period;

perpetim*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  - perpetually; constantly, without intermission/interruption/pause/let up;

  - continually/unceasingly (Ecc); forever (Z);

perpetio*

  tere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endure to the full;

perpetro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry through, accomplish;

perpetualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  perpetual;

perpetualiter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  perpetually;

perpetue*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  constantly, uninterruptedly, continually, without interruption/pause/let up;

perpetuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  continuity; permanence;

perpetuo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without interruption; constantly; forever; continually; perpetual;

perpetuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  continuous, uninterpreted; whole; perpetual, lasting; everlasting;

perplexo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  perplex;

perplexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entangled, muddled; intricate, cryptic; confused;

perplicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  entangled, involved;

perpluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rain through; allow rain through;

perpolio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  polish thoroughly; put the finishing touches to;

perpopulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ravage, devastate completely;

perpotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  drinking bout;

perpotio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  enjoy completely;

perpoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink heavily; drink up;

perprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  press hard;

perpropinquus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relative;

perpropinquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very near;

perpugnax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very pugnacious;

perpurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  purge well; clear up; explain fully;

perpusillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very small;

perquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  extremely;

perquiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  search everywhere for;

perrarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very rare, exceptional;

perreconditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very abstruse;

perrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  crawl over; crawl along;

perrepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crawl through, crawl about;

perridicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very laughably;

perridiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very laughable;

perrogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  poll, successive asking persons for opinion; L:passage of law (L+S); decree;

perrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  ask/question/solicit in turn; L:propose/pass a law; carry (bill);

perrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break through;

Persa*

  m., N1.1 group [--- --- Persia common OLD]

  Persian, native of Persia; (sometimes for Parthian; Persian breed of dog);

persaepe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very often;

persalse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very witty;

persalsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very witty;

persalutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  general greeting;

persaluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  salute/greet in turn;

persano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late bio --- lesser L&S]

  cure completely;

persapiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very wise;

perscienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very discreetly;

perscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  tear apart;

perscitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very clever;

perscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  report; describe; write out in full; finish writing, write a detailed record;

perscriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  entry; assignment;

perscriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  scribe; writer;

perscruto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  search/look though; search high and low; study/investigate carefully;

perseco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  dissect; cut up;

persecto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pursue/follow closely/eagerly; follow up; investigate (question);

persecutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  chase/pursuit; carrying through, completion; action/right of suing, suit;

persecutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Def]

  persecution (esp. of Christians); suffering (Bee);

persecutor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- common L&S]

  persecutor; (of Christians); prosecutor, plaintiff;

persedeo*

  ere, di, essum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remain sitting; stay seated;

persegnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very slow;

persentisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  begin to perceive distinctly or feel deeply;

persequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  follow up, pursue; overtake; attack; take vengeance on; accomplish;

Perses*

  m., N1.7 group [--- --- Persia common OLD]

  Persian, native of Persia; (sometimes for Parthian; Persian breed of dog);

perseverans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steadfast, persistent, untiring; continually maintained, persistent (activity);

perseveranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steadfastly, persistently; with continued action;

perseverantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  steadfastness; persistence (affliction); continued existence;

persevero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  persist, persevere; continue;

perseverus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very strict;

persicinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  peach-colored;

persicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  peach;

Persicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Persian;

persido*

  dere, sedi, sessum, V3.1 intrans [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  settle down; sink into;

persigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  note down; record;

persimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very like; very similar;

persimplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very simple; very plain;

Persis*

  , adj. [--- --- Persia veryrare OLD]

  Persian;

persolata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  brown mullen plant (Pliny);

persolus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quite alone;

persolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pay;

persona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mask; character; personality;

personalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  personal; of/relating to an individual;

personatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  masked;

personificatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  personification;

personifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  personify;

persono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  make loud/continuous/pervasive noise/loud music; ring/resound; chant/shout out;

persono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  make loud/continuous/pervasive noise/loud music; ring/resound; chant/shout out;

perspectiva*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  perspective (geometry);

perspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  look through to end; examine closely;

perspectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  evident; well-known;

perspeculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  reconnoiter; examine well;

perspergo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sprinkle, moisten;

perspicace*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  watchfully; observantly;

perspicax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  observant, attentive to what is going on; having keen/penetrating sight/vision;

perspicibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clearly visible;

perspicientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  full knowledge;

perspicillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spectacles; glasses;

perspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  see through; examine; observe;

perspicue*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clearly, evidently;

perspicuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transparent, clear; evident;

persterno*

  nere, rvi, tratum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pave all over;

perstimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  stimulate violently;

persto*

  are, iti, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stand firm; last, endure; persevere, persist in;

perstringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  graze, graze against; make tight all over; offend, make unfavorable mention;

perstudiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very eagerly;

perstudiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very eager;

persuadeo*

  ere, asi, asum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  persuade, convince (with dat.);

persuasibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  persuasive, convincing;

persuasibiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  persuasively, convincingly;

persubtilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very subtle; very delicate;

persulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leap or skip or prance about, range (over), scour;

pertaedeo*

  ere, dui, esum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it wearies; it disgusts; it bores;

pertego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cover over;

pertempto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  test, try out; explore thoroughly; agitate thoroughly;

pertendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  persevere, persist; press on;

pertento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  test, try out; explore thoroughly; agitate thoroughly;

pertenuis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very thin; very slender;

perterebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bore through;

pertergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wipe over; touch lightly;

perterrefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make extremely frightened; terrify thoroughly;

perterrefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  terribly/extremely frightened, thoroughly terrified;

perterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  frighten greatly, terrify;

perterricrepus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  making/characterized by terrifying crashing/clattering sound; rattling terribly;

perterrito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  frighten thoroughly/greatly, terrify;

perterritus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very frightened, thoroughly frightened; completely terrified;

pertexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  accomplish; interweave;

pertica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pole, long staff; measuring rod; perch;

pertimefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very frightened;

pertimesco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become very scared (of );

pertinacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  determination/perseverance; persistence; obstinacy, stubbornness, defiance;

pertinaciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tenaciously; obstinately, stubbornly, determinedly; through thick and thin;

Pertinax*

  m., N3.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Pertinax; (Emperor Publius Helvius Pertinax 193);

pertinax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  persevering, obstinate; pertinacious;

pertineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  reach; extend; relate to; concerns, pertain to;

pertingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reach, get as far as; extend (in a direction); concern, affect;

pertito*

  adv. [later science --- lesser ---]

  in X divisions (only with numerical prefix), in X parts/categories;

pertitus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  divided in X parts (only with numerical prefix), divisible by X, X-fold;

pertolero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  endure;

pertorqueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  distort;

pertractatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thorough handling, detailed treatment;

pertraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw or drag through or to, bring or conduct forcibly to; draw on, lure;

pertranseo*

  sire, sivi, situm, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  pass right through; go/pass by (L+S); pass away; cross (Bee);

pertricosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very confused; very strange; completely taken up with trifles;

pertristis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very sad; very morose;

pertundiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  piercing;

pertundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bore through, perforate;

perturbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disturbance; commotion;

perturbatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  disturberess; she who disturbs;

perturbatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  troubled;

perturbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  confuse, throw into confusion; disturb, perturb, trouble; alarm;

perturpis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  scandalous;

pertusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  perforated; leaky;

perula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  purse;

perurbanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very polite or witty; oversophisticated;

perurgueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  press hard on; oppress; take pains; (=perurgeo);

peruro*

  rere, ussi, usum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  burn up/through, consume w/fire; fire (w/passion); burn/scorch; chafe/irritate;

pervado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go or come through; spread through; penetrate; pervade;

pervago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wander or range through, rove about; pervade, spread widely; extend;

pervagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wandering everywhere;

pervasto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devastate completely;

perveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bear, carry or convey through; [pervehi, pass => to sail to, ride to];

pervenio*

  ire, perveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  come to; reach; arrive;

perveno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  chase through;

perversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  askew, awry; perverse, evil, bad;

perverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overthrow; subvert; destroy, ruin, corrupt;

pervesperi*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very late in the evening;

pervestigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  investigation;

pervestigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a thorough search of; explore fully;

pervetus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very old, that lasted very long; most/extremely ancient, of far distant past;

pervicacia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stubbornness, obstinacy, firmness, steadiness;

pervicax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stubborn, obstinate; firm, steadfast;

pervideo*

  ere, di, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take in with the eyes or mind;

pervigeo*

  ere, gui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  continue to bloom;

pervigil*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keeping watch or sleepless all night long; always watchful;

pervigilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  vigil;

pervigilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  remain awake all night; keep watch all night; keep a religious vigil;

pervilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  very cheap;

pervinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conquer completely; carry (proposal), gain an objective, persuade;

pervius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  passable, traversable; penetrable;

pervolgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  proclaim; spread abroad; (pervulo);

pervolito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flit across; fly repeatedly over/through; move rapidly through space/heavens;

pervolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly or flit through; wing one's way; move rapidly through the air;

pervolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  fly through; fly;

pervoluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  roll about; be busied with;

pervorsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  askew, awry; perverse, evil, bad; (perversus);

pervulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make publicly known, spread abroad;

pes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryfreq ---]

  foot; [pedem referre => to retreat];

pessimismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pessimism;

pessimista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pessimist;

pessimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  ruin, debase; spoil completely, make utterly bad; harm, injure, bring calamity;

pessimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  worst, most incapable; wickedest; most disloyal/unkind; lowest in quality/rank;

pessona*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  pig-food;

pessulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bolt;

pessulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bolt;

pessum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the lowest part, to the bottom, [~ dare => destroy, ruin];

pessumdo*

  are, edi, ossumdatum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  destroy, ruin; sink, send to the bottom; put an end to; do away with, remove;

pessumum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pessary/medicated wool plug (for womb/vagina/other); suppository; contraceptive;

pessumus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  worst, most incapable; wickedest; most disloyal/unkind; lowest in quality/rank;

pessundo*

  are, edi, ossundatum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  destroy, ruin; sink, send to the bottom; put an end to; do away with, remove;

pestifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pestilential; destructive;

pestilens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pestilential, unhealthy, unwholesome; destructive;

pestilentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plague; pestilence; fever;

pestilentiosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pestilential; unhealthy;

pestilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  plague;

pestis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  plague, pestilence, curse, destruction;

petasatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing the petasus/hat; (hence equipped for a journey);

petasio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  forequarter/shoulder of pork;

petaso*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  forequarter/shoulder of pork;

petasunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small pork leg; traveling cap;

petasus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hat; broadbrimmed hat (worn by travelers); conical superstructure;

petaurista*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  acrobat;

petaurum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  springboard;

petesso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  long for, strive after;

petilus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thin; slender (archaic);

petisso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  long for, strive after;

petitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  candidacy; petition;

petitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seeker striver after, applicant, candidate, claimant, plaintiff;

petiturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  desire to stand for election;

peto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  attack; aim at; desire; beg, entreat, ask (for); reach towards, make for;

petoritum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  open four-wheeled carriage;

petorritum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  open four-wheeled carriage;

petra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rock, boulder; shaped stone as used in building;

petro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  young/breeding ram; a rustic, dolt, rube, bumpkin;

petrochemicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  petrochemical;

petroleifus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oil-bearing;

petroleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  oil;

petroselinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  rock-parsley; parsley (Cal);

petrosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rocky place;

petrosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rocky;

Petrus*

  m., N2.1 name [later eccl --- frequent ---]

  Peter;

petulans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  insolent, unruly, smart-alecky; forward, aggressive; impudent; reprobate/wanton;

petulanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rudely, insolently; petulantly; waywardly; with impudently aggressiveness;

petulantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impudent or boisterous aggressiveness; wantonness, immodesty;

petulcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  butting;

peucedanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sulfur-wort;

pexatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing a garment with the nap on;

Phaedo*

  m., N3.1 name [--- science Greece uncommon L&S]

  Phaedo (disciple of Socrates, friend of Plato, founder of school at Elis);

Phaedon*

  m., N3.1 name [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  Phaedo (disciple of Socrates, friend of Plato, founder of school at Elis);

Phaedrus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- science Greece lesser OLD]

  Phaedo (pupil of Socrates); Phaedrus (Latin fabulist); (Cicero's teacher);

phala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wooden tower or pillar;

phalaecius*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  Phalaecian; kind of Greek verse;

phalanga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roller to move ships/military engines; carrying pole; cut length of wood/rod;

phalangion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  venomous spider; spider-root plant;

phalangita*

  m., N1.1 person [--- war Greece uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) belonging to a phalanx;

phalangius*

  n., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  venomous spider; spider-root plant;

phalanx*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  phalanx, compact body of heavy infantry; battalion; men in battle formation;

phalarica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heavy missile (orig. by siege tower catapult w/tow+pitch+fire); like hand spear;

phalera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ornaments (pl.) worn by men of arms and horses;

phaleratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing phalerae/ornaments;

phantasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fancy, imagined situation; mental image (Latham); imagination; phenomenon (Def);

phantasia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  phase; (of the moon);

phantasio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  imagine, fancy;

phantasio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  imagine, fancy;

phantasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  ghost; phantom; spirit;

phantasmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  imaginary;

phantasticus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  imaginary; visionary;

Pharao*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Pharaoh, title of King of Egypt;

pharetra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  quiver;

pharetratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wearing a quiver;

pharetraus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing a quiver;

pharmaceuticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pharmaceutical;

pharmaceutria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sorceress;

pharmacopola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  medicine/drug seller (usu. derogatory), quack; pharmacist (Cal);

pharmacopoles*

  m., N1.7 person [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  medicine/drug seller (usu. derogatory), quack; pharmacist (Cal);

pharmacopolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pharmacy;

pharmacus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  poisoner; sorcerer;

Phase*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  Passover; Jewish feast; paschal lamb/sacrifice at the Passover;

phaselus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  snap bean;

phaselus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kidney-bean; light ship;

phasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ghost, specter;

pherecratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  Pherecratian; kind of Greek verse;

phiala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  drinking vessel; a bowl, saucer;

phiditium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Spartan public meal;

philargyria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  love of money; (Erasmus);

philargyron*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fond of money;

philargyros*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  fond of money;

philatelia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  philately;

philatelista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  philatelist;

philautia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  self-love;

philema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kiss;

Philippus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Philip (name of several Macedonian kings); (Philip II, father of Alexander);

Philippus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Philippi (pl.); (town in eastern Macedonia where Octavius defeated Brutus);

philitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Spartan public meal;

philologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  love of learning, study of literature;

philologus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  scholar;

philologus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  learned, literary;

philomela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  nightingale;

philomusicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  music-lover;

philosophia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- frequent ---]

  philosophy, love of wisdom;

philosophice*

  adv. [--- science --- veryrare L&S]

  philosophically;

philosophicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser L&S]

  philosophical, philosophic; of/concerning philosophy;

philosopho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- science --- lesser ---]

  philosophize;

philosophus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- veryfreq ---]

  philosopher;

philosophus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  philosophical;

philtrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  love-potion;

philyra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  linden-tree, lime-tree;

phimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dice box;

phito*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  divination-spirit;

phitonissa*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  witch; sorceress;

phlebotomo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  let blood; bleed;

phlegma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  phlegm;

phloginos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- Pliny L&S]

  flame-colored gem (otherwise unknown);

phoca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  seal; (marine mammal);

Phoebe*

  f., N1.6 person [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Diana; moon goddess;

Phoenica*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- legal NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Phoenicia; (coastal region of Syria);

Phoenice*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- legal NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Phoenicia; (coast region of Syria); wild grass; rye grass/Lolium perenne?;

phoenicopterus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  flamingo;

phoenix*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common CAS]

  phoenix, a fabulous bird of Arabia;

phonascus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  teacher of singing/music or elocution;

phonetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  phonetics;

phoneticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  phonetics;

phonodiscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon Cal]

  music disk;

photochartula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  illustrated post card;

photocopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photocopy;

photocopiatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  photocopier;

photocopio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photocopy;

photoelectricus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  photoelectric;

photographema*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photograph (picture);

photographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photograph (art);

photographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photographic;

photographo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photograph;

photographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  photographer;

photomachina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  camera;

phraseologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  phraseology;

phrenesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  madness, frenzy;

phreneticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mad, frantic;

phrenocomium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mad asylum;

Phrigia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Phrygia, country comprising center and west of Asia Minor; Troy (poetical);

Phrigius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Phrygian, of Phyrigia (center and west of Asia Minor); Trojan;

Phrygia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast uncommon OLD]

  Phrygia, country comprising center and west of Asia Minor; Troy (poetical);

Phrygius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Phrygian, of Phyrigia (center and west of Asia Minor); Trojan;

phthiriasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  pthiriasis; louse-disease (Pliny);

phthisis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consumption;

phthongus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  sound; tone;

phy*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pish! tush!; (expression of disgust);

phycis*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  seaweed-dwelling fish (lamprey?); (Pliny);

phycitis*

  f., N3.1 thing [archaic science --- Pliny L&S]

  precious stone (Pliny);

phylaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prison;

phylacterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  amulet; phylactery, scripture text in box on forehead of Jews; gladiator medal;

phylarches*

  m., N1.7 person [later --- Greece lesser SrcW]

  head of a tribe/phyle (Greek), magistrate; emir; army/cavalry commander;

phylarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  emirate;

phylarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- Greece uncommon CAS]

  head of a tribe/phyle (Greek), magistrate; emir; army/cavalry commander;

phyle*

  f., N1.6 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  race;

phyleticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  racial;

physic*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pertaining/relating to physics/natural science/physical nature; natural, inborn;

physica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- lesser L&S]

  physics;

physice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- science --- lesser L&S]

  physics;

physice*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  from the scientific/natural science point of view;

physicon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pertaining/relating to physics/natural science/physical nature; natural, inborn;

physicos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pertaining/relating to physics/natural science/physical nature; natural, inborn;

physiculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  prophesy, foresee, divine;

physicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  physics (pl.), natural science;

physicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  physicist, natural philosopher; natural scientist;

physicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pertaining/relating to physics/natural science/physical nature; natural, inborn;

physiognomon*

  m., N3.1 person [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  physiognomist, one who reads character/foretells destiny from the face;

physiologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  natural science; physiology (Cal);

physiologus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  chemist; natural science (Nelson);

physiotherapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  physiotherapy;

piacularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  atoning, expiatory;

piaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expiatory offering or rite; sin; crime;

piamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  atonement;

piamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  atoning sacrifice;

pica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  magpie; jay;

picaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  place where pitch is made;

picea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spruce;

piceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pitch black;

pico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  smear with pitch;

pictor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  painter;

pictura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  painting, picture;

picturatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  decorated with color;

pictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  painted; colored; decorated, embroidered in color (fabrics);

picus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  woodpecker;

piens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- inscription L&S]

  dutiful; conscientious; affectionate, tender; pious, patriotic; holy, godly;

pietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  responsibility, sense of duty; loyalty; tenderness, goodness; pity; piety (Bee);

pigeo*

  ere, -, gitum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it disgusts, irks, pains, chagrins, afflicts, grieves;

piger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lazy, slow, dull;

pigmentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  seller of paints and unguents;

pigmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  coloring/dye/pigment/tint/paint; ingredient; drug; sauce (Bee); (wine w/)spices;

pigneraticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of/concerned with pledge/mortgage; pledged/mortgaged (property);

pignero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pledge, pawn, give a pledge; bind/engage; guarantee/assure;

pignero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  appropriate; assert one's claim to; make certain, assure; guarantee, pledge;

pignoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pledge, pawn, give a pledge; bind/engage; guarantee/assure;

pignoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  appropriate; assert one's claim to; make certain, assure; guarantee, pledge;

pignus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pledge (security for debt), hostage, mortgage; bet, stake; symbol; relict;

pigo*

  gere, gi, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  be weakened (Douay);

pigredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  slothfulness, indolence;

pigresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become slow;

pigritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sloth, sluggishness, laziness, indolence;

pigrities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sloth, sluggishness, laziness, indolence;

pigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hesitate; hang back;

pigro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hesitate; hang back;

pigror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sluggishness; hesitation;

piisimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  conscientious; affectionate/tender; most pious/holy/godly; patriotic/dutiful;

pila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - ball (play/decorative); sphere; mortar, vessel in which things are pounded;

  - squared pillar; pier, pile; low pillar monument; funerary monument w/cavity;

pilamalleator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  golfer;

pilamalleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  golf;

pilanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soldier of the third rank;

Pilatus*

  m., N2.1 name [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  Pilatus; (Roman cognomen); [Pontius ~ (Pilate) => prefect Judea, 26-36 AD];

pilatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  javelin-armed;

pilentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  luxurious carriage used by women;

pileum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  felt cap (worn at Saturnalia/by manumited slaves); freedom/liberty; beret;

pileus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  felt cap (worn at Saturnalia/by manumited slaves); freedom/liberty; beret;

pilleolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  skull-cap;

pilleolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  skull-cap;

pilleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  felt cap (worn at Saturnalia/by manumited slaves); freedom/liberty; beret;

pilleus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  felt cap (worn at Saturnalia/by manumited slaves); freedom/liberty; beret;

pilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grow hairy; depilate; plunder;

pilosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hairy, shaggy, covered with hair; uncouth;

pilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  - javelin, heavy iron-tipped throwing spear; pike;

  - pestle, pounding tool; [~ graecum => mechanical pounder];

pilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  "chief"; [primipilus/primi pili centurio => first/primary centurion of legion];

pilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hair; bit/whit (thing of minimal size/value); hair shirt/garment (pl.) (L+S);

pimenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pimento;

pimpinella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  burnet; pimpernel;

pinacotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  picture gallery;

pinacothece*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  picture gallery;

pinaster*

  m., N2.3 thing [late science --- Pliny L&S]

  wild pine (Pliny);

pincerna*

  m., N1.1 person [later --- --- common L&S]

  cupbearer, butler, one who mixes drinks/serves wine; bartender; sommelier;

pindaricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  Pindaric; kind of Greek verse;

pinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pine-wood;

pineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the pine, covered in pines;

pingo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - paint, tint, color; adorn/decorate w/colored designs; paint/draw/depict/portray;

  - decorate/embellish; depict in embroidery; [acu ~ => embroidery, needle-work];

pingue*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  grease;

pinguedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  fat/fatness; oiliness; richness/abundance (L+S); fullness; exuberance (Def);

pinguesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow fat; become strong or fertile;

pinguido*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common SrcW]

  fat/fatness; oiliness; richness/abundance (L+S); fullness; exuberance (Def);

pinguis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fat; rich, fertile; thick; dull, stupid;

pinguitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fatness; richness; G:broadness;

pinifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  covered with/bearing/carrying/producing pine/fir trees;

piniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  covered with/bearing pine/fir trees/foliage;

pinna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  feather; wing; fin; battlement/parapet, spire/steeple; flap; water wheel paddle;

pinna*

  f., N1.1 thing [later bio --- veryrare Sou]

  lobe (of the liver/lung);

pinnaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pinnacle, peak (of building); gable;

pinnaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- uncommon Sou]

  small/little/puny wing; (Vulgate 4 Ezra 11); little fin;

pinnatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  feathered, winged;

pinniculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  quill pen (small);

pinniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winged; finny;

pinnipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wing-footed (Collins);

pinnirapus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crestsnatcher, a kind of gladiator;

pinnula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  small/little wing/feather; little fin; skirt (of garment) (Souter);

pinoteres*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  hermit crab;

pinso*

  sere, si, sum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stamp, pound, crush

pinso*

  sere, si, istum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stamp, pound, crush

pinso*

  sere, sui, situm, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stamp, pound, crush

pinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pine/fir tree/wood/foliage; ship/mast/oar; pinewood torch;

pinus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pine/fir tree/wood/foliage; ship/mast/oar; pinewood torch;

pio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  appease, propitiate; cleanse, expiate;

pipa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pipe;

piper*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  pepper;

piper*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pepper;

piperatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pepper pot;

piperatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pepper sauce;

piperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  peppered; peppery; sharp;

piperitus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  peppered;

pipetta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  pipette;

pipilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  twitter, chirp;

pipio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chirp, pipe;

pipulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  outcry;

pipulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  outcry;

pirata*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pirate;

piratica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  piracy;

piraticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  piratical;

pirum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pear;

pirus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pear-tree;

piscarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fishmonger;

piscarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  fish-; fishing-;

piscator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fisherman;

piscatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or for fishing;

piscatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  fishing; fish; catch of fish;

piscicultura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pisciculture, raising/breeding of fish artificially, fish farming;

pisciculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little fish;

piscina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pool; fishpond; swiming pool, spa; tank, vat, basin;

piscinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one fond of fish ponds;

piscis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq ---]

  fish;

pisco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fish;

piscosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  teeming with fish;

pisculentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  fish remedy; remedy made from fish;

pisculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  full-of-fish;

Piso*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Piso; (Roman cognomen); [L. Calpurnius ~/M. Pupius ~ => consul 58/61 BC];

pisselaeon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  cedar-resin oil (Pliny);

pissoceros*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  pitch-wax (Pliny);

pistaceus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pistachio-colored;

pistacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pistachio;

pisticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pure; genuine;

pistillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pestle;

pistolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gun;

pistor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- common OLD]

  pounder of far (emmer wheat); miller/baker;

pistrilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little mortar;

pistrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  mill/bakery;

pistrinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  owner of a pistrium (mill/bakery);

pistrinensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging to/kept in a pistrinum (mill/bakery);

pistrinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mill/bakery; (as a place of punishment of slaves or of drudgery);

pistris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sea monster; whale; sawfish; light oared vessel;

pistrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  pounder (female) of far (emmer wheat); miller/baker;

pistrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sea monster; whale; sawfish; light oared vessel;

pisum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pea;

pithecium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  little ape; antirrhinon plant, antirrhinum, calf's-snout/mouth, snapdragon;

pitta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pizza;

pittacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small piece of cloth; label, ticket;

pittaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pizzeria;

pituinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  pine-; from pines;

pituita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  mucus, catarrh, phlegm; pip, disease of poultry; morbid/viscous discharge;

pituitosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  person suffering from catarrh/rheumy/full of phlegm;

pituitosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  suffering from catarrh, rheumy; full of phlegm;

pityocampa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  pine-grub (Pliny);

pityocampe*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  pine-grub (Pliny);

pius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  blessed dead;

pius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - conscientious; upright; faithful; patriotic/dutiful, respectful; righteous/good;

  - affectionate, tender, devoted, loyal (to family); pious, devout; holy, godly;

pix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pitch, tar;

pixis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small box/casket (originally boxwood) for medicine; iron heel on pestle (L+S);

pl*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the common people/plebeians; abb. pl. for plebei/plebis; (tr. pl.);

placabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  easily appeased, placable, appeasing, pacifying;

placabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  readiness to condone (Collins);

placamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  means of appeasing;

placamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  means of appeasing;

placatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kindly disposed; peaceful, calm;

placenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cake; kind of flat cake;

placeo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  please, satisfy, give pleasure to (with dat.);

placeo*

  ere, -, citum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it is pleasing/satisfying, gives pleasure; is believed/settled/agreed/decided;

placide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gently, calmly, gradually, peacefully, quietly; in a conciliatory manner;

placidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  gentle, calm, mild, peaceful, placid;

placito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  plead;

placitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  plea;

placitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  pleasing; agreed upon;

placius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  plaice (fish);

placo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  appease; placate; reconcile;

placza*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare ---]

  central plain; plain in mid-community; (defined in medieval text);

plaga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - stroke/blow/stripe/cut/thrust; wound/gash/scar, injury; misfortune; E:plague;

  - tract/region/quarter/zone/area; open expanse of country/sea/sky;

  - hunting net, web, trap/snare; curtain; coverlet/counterpane; L:fine (L+S);

plagalis*

  is, e, adj. [later legal --- veryrare Med]

  penal;

plagatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  wounded;

plagiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  kidnapper; a plagiarist;

plagigerulus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  much flogged;

plago*

  are, avi, -, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  strike; wound;

plagosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fond of flogging;

plagula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bed-curtain;

planctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wailing, lamentation, lament, beating of the breast; mourning;

Plancus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Plancus (proper name);

plancus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  eagle (Pliny);

plane*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clearly, plainly, distinctly; completely;

planes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  planet;

planeta*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  planet;

plango*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  strike, beat; bewail; lament for, mourn;

plangor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outcry, shriek;

planipes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  actor who wore no shoes;

planitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  distinctness;

planitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plain, plateau, a flat/plane/level surface; a plane (geometry); flatness;

planities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plain, plateau, a flat/plane/level surface; a plane (geometry); flatness;

planta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - cutting, heel, young shoot detached for propagation; seedling, young plant;

  - sole (of foot); (esp. as placed on ground in standing/treading); foot;

plantago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  plantain;

plantar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sandals (pl.); winged shoes/sandals (of Mercury L+S);

plantaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with the soles of the feet; (of Mercury L+S);

plantarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  - slip, cutting (of plant); (usu. pl.); (hair); sets, young trees (L+S);

  - place for planting out cuttings/seedlings;

plantatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  propagation from cuttings; planting, transplanting (L+S); plant transplanted;

planto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  propagate from cuttings; set out, transplant (L+S); fix in place; form, make;

planum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  plan (drawing);

planus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  level, flat;

plas*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  more;

plascisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  compose; settle;

plasma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  modulation of the voice (affected); image, figure, creature (L+S); fiction;

plasmatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  forming, fashioning, creating; creation;

plasmator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  creator, fashioner, former;

plasmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  form, mold, fashion;

plastes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  modeler, molder, potter; creator, maker (eccl.); statuary;

plasticus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  plastic (matter);

platalea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  water bird, the spoonbill;

platanus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plane-tree;

platea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  broad way, street;

platinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  turntable;

Plato*

  m., N3.1 name [--- science Greece lesser L&S]

  Plato; Greek philosopher;

Plato*

  m., N3.7 name [--- science Greece common OLD]

  Plato; (Greek philosopher 429-347 BC, disciple of Socrates);

Platonicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Platonic;

plaudeo*

  ere, usi, usum, V2.1 [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  clap, strike (w/flat hand), pat; beat (wings); applaud; express (dis)approval;

plaudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  clap, strike (w/flat hand), pat; beat (wings); applaud; express (dis)approval;

plausibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  worthy of applause;

plausor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  applauder;

plaustrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wagon, cart, wain; constellation of Great Bear/Big Dipper;

plausus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  clapping/applause; approval; striking w/palm/flat surface; beating of wings;

plebecula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mob, common people;

plebeius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plebeian;

plebes*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  common people, general citizens, commons/plebeians; lower class/ranks; mob/mass;

plebes*

  f., N3.8 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  common people, general citizens, commons/plebeians; lower class/ranks; mob/mass;

plebesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  become notorious; associate with common people;

plebicola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who courts the favor of the people;

plebiscitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  resolution of the people;

plebs*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  common people, general citizens, commons/plebeians; lower class/ranks; mob/mass;

plecto*

  tere, exi, tum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plait, twine;

plecto*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  buffet, beat; punish;

plectrologium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  keyboard;

plectrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  quill/ plectrum/pick (to strike strings of musical instrument); keyboard key;

plegio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  pledge;

plegius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  pledge;

plenarie*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  plenarily; fully;

plenarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  plenary; full (in all respects/requisites); entire; absolute; having full power;

plene*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abundantly/fully/clearly; richly/lavishly/generously; entirely/completely/widely

pleniter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  abundantly/fully/clearly; richly/lavishly/generously; entirely/completely/widely

plenitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  fullness, abundance of content; thickness, fullness of shape; whole/full amount;

plennus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  driveling, slavering, dribbling; silly, childish, idiotic;

plenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  full, plump; satisfied;

pleps*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  common people, general citizens, commons/plebeians; lower class/ranks; mob/mass;

plerumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  generally, commonly; mostly, for the most part; often, frequently;

plerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  (w/que) the majority, most, very great part; about all; very many, a good many;

pleuriticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  pleuritic patient, one suffering from pleurisy;

pleuriticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  pleuritic; afflicted with pleurisy;

plevina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  bail;

plex*

  , adj. [late science --- lesser ---]

  fold (times) (multiplicative numeral); of X-parts; tuple; w/num prefix;

plexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  interwoven; intricate;

plicato*

  adv. [later science --- lesser ---]

  in an X-fold manner (only with numerical prefix), X times the price;

plicatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clothes-folder; she who folds clothes;

plicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  multiplied by; tupled; usually with numerical prefix;

pliciter*

  adv. [later science --- lesser ---]

  in X ways (only with numerical prefix), in X parts/categories;

plico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fold (up), bend, flex; roll up; twine/coil; wind/fold together (L+S); double up;

plico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later science --- common SrcW]

  multiply by X (only with numerical prefix), X-tuple; add together (L+S);

plico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  fold (up), bend, flex; roll up; twine/coil; wind/fold together (L+S); double up;

Plinius*

  m., N2.5 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Pliny; (Roman gens name); (C. Plinius Secundus, author of Natural History);

Plinius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Plinius; (Roman gens); (C. Plinius Secundus/Pliny, author of Natural History);

plio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later science --- lesser ---]

  X times the amount (only with numerical prefix), X times as much;

plipio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  screech; (emit the cry of the hawk);

plo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later science --- lesser ---]

  multiply by X (only with numerical prefix), X-tuple, increase X fold;

plodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clap, strike (w/flat hand), pat; beat (wings); applaud; express (dis)approval;

plorabundus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  lamentable, causing/worthy of/accompanied by tears; doleful;

ploratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wailing, crying;

ploro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cry over, cry aloud; lament, weep; deplore;

plostellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  little wagon;

plostrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wagon, cart, wain; constellation of Great Bear/Big Dipper;

ploxenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bodywork;

pluma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  feather; plume;

plumarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  embroiderer; maker of embroidery/brocade;

plumarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  embroidered; brocaded with a feather pattern; of embroidery; of soft feathers;

plumatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  covered with feathers;

plumbarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  plumber;

plumbata*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lead ball;

plumbeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leaden; blunt, dull; heavy; stupid; lead-colored (Cal);

plumbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare L&S]

  solder, lead; make of lead;

plumbum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lead; [plumbum album => tin];

plumesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  grow feathers; begin to get feathers; become feathered/fledged;

plumeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feathery, composed of or filled with feathers;

plumipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  feather-footed;

plumosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feathered;

pluo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rain; fall like rain; rain down; drip with rain;

pluo*

  uere, uvi, uvitum, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it rains;

pluo*

  uere, uvi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rain; fall like rain; rain down; drip with rain;

plur*

  num. adverb [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  often, frequently; sometimes; several/many times (Bee);

pluralis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  plural;

pluralismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pluralism;

pluralisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pluralistic;

pluralitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  plurality; multitude; the plural number;

pluraliter*

  adv. [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  in the bulk; in the plural (Latham); in several places; at several times;

plurativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  plural (of number);

plurativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  plural;

plurifariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in many places, extensively; in many ways;

plurilaterus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  several-sided;

plurimum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  most/great number of things; greatest amount; very much; the most possible;

plurimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very many, many a one; the most people, very many/great number of people;

plurimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  most, greatest number/amount; very many; most frequent; highest price/value;

plurumus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  most, greatest number/amount; very many; most frequent; highest price/value;

plus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser ---]

  X times as great/many (only w/numerical prefix) (proportion), -fold, tuple;

plus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  more, too much, more than enough; more than (w/NUM); higher price/value (GEN);

plus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  more; several. many; (COMP of multus)

plusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat more, rather more;

pluteus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  movable screen; breastwork, shed;

Pluto*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Pluto; king of underworld;

pluvia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rain, shower;

pluvialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rain bringing, rainy;

pluviosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rainy;

pluvius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rainy, causing or bringing rain;

pneuma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval eccl --- lesser Med]

  breath; spirit; [pneuma sacrum/sanctum => Holy Spirit/Ghost];

pneumaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  pneumatic; wind-; concerned w/air pressure; operated by air/wind pressure;

pneumococcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pneumococcus;

pneumonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pneumonia;

pocillator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cupbearer;

pocillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  little cup; small cupful; cup (Cal);

poclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cup, bowl, drinking vessel; drink/draught; social drinking (pl.); drink;

poculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  potable, suitable for drinking;

poculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cup, bowl, drinking vessel; drink/draught; social drinking (pl.); drink;

podagra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gout;

podagrosus*

  a, um, adj. [early bio --- veryrare L&S]

  gouty;

podex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  fundament, buttocks; anus;

podium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  balcony, esp. in the amphitheater;

poema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- poet --- common OLD]

  poem, composition in verse; poetic piece (even nonmetrical); (pl.) poetry;

poena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  penalty, punishment; revenge/retribution; [poena dare => to pay the penalty];

poenicans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inclining to bright red; red/reddish/ruddy (L+S); blushing; Punic, Carthaginian;

poeniceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Phoenician;

poenio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  punish (person/offense), inflict punishment; avenge, extract retribution;

poenio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  punish (person/offense), inflict punishment; avenge, extract retribution;

poenitentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  regret (for act); change of mind/attitude; repentance/contrition (Def); penance;

poeniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  displease; (cause to) regret; repent, be sorry; [me paenitet => I am sorry];

poeniteo*

  ere, tui, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  it displeases, makes angry, offends, dissatisfies, makes sorry;

poenitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  punisher, one who punishes; one who extracts retribution; avenger;

poenitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  regret; repentance (L+S);

Poenus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Carthaginian; Phoenician; (specifically Hannibal);

Poenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa common OLD]

  Carthaginian, Punic; of/associated w/Carthage; Phoenician; scarlet, bright red;

poesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- poet --- lesser ---]

  poetry; poem;

poeta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- poet --- veryfreq ---]

  poet;

poetica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  poetry; poetic art;

poeticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- lesser ---]

  poetic;

poetria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  poetess;

Pol*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by Pollux; truly; really;

polaris*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  polar;

polemonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  unidentified plant;

polenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-meal/groats; hulled and crushed grain; parched grain (Douay);

polimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brightness; B:testicle;

polio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smooth, polish; refine, give finish to;

polion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  strong smelling plant (poley-germander, Teucrium polium?);

politicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  of the state, political;

politus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refined, polished;

polium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  strong smelling plant (poley-germander, Teucrium polium?);

pollen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  finely ground flour; powder (of anything produced by grinding);

pollenis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  finely ground flour; powder (of anything produced by grinding);

pollens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strong; having strength, potent (things); exerting power (people); important;

pollentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  power;

polleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  exert power or influence; be strong;

pollex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  thumb;

pollicaris*

  is, e, adj. [later bio --- veryrare L&S]

  of a thumb;

polliceo*

  ere, -, citum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  promise;

pollicitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promise;

pollicito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promise (assiduously);

pollicitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promise;

pollinctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  undertaker;

pollingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wash corpse;

polluceo*

  ere, uxi, ctum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  offer, serve up;

polluctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  offering;

polluctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  offered-up (Collins); (=VPAR);

pollueo*

  ere, uui, uitum, V2.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pollute;

pollulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little bit, trifle; a little; (only a) small/little amount/quantity;

pollulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

pollum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little bit, trifle; a little; (only a) small/little amount/quantity;

polluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - soil/foul/dirty/stain/pollute; infect (w/disease); make impure; break (fast);

  - violate; dishonor/defile/degrade (w/illicit sexual conduct/immoral actions);

pollus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

pollutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pollution;

Pollux*

  m., N3.1 name [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Pollux; (son of Tyndarus and Leda, twin of Castor);

polulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little bit, trifle; a little; (only a) small/little amount/quantity;

polulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

polum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity; a little bit; trifle;

polus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pole (e.g., north pole), end of an axis; heaven, sky, celestial vault;

polus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of;

polybolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  machine gun;

polyclinica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  polyclinic, general clinic;

polymitarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  damask (usu.pl.); (fine fabric);

polymitarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  weaver; one doing damask/fine weaving;

polymitarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of damask; highly wrought/finished;

polymitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  damask (usu.pl.); (fine fabric)

polymitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  damasked, woven w/different colored threads; with many threads (L+S); weaving;

polyphagia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  gluttony;

polyphonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  polyphony;

polyphonicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  polyphonic;

polypus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  octopus, cuttle-fish; nasal tumor; (modern) growth in the colon/uterus;

polysemus*

  a, um, adj. [later gram --- veryrare L&S]

  with many significances;

polysyllabicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  polysyllabic;

polytheismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  polytheism;

polytheus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  polytheist;

pomarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  orchard;

pomarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fruit-seller;

pomeridianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  post-meridian; in the afternoon;

pomerium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - boundary of town; bare strip around town wall; limits (of topic/subject);

  - space left free from buildings round walls of Roman/Etruscan town (esp. Rome);

pomifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruit-bearing;

pomoerium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - boundary of town; bare strip around town wall; limits (of topic/subject);

  - space left free from buildings round walls of Roman/Etruscan town (esp. Rome);

pomosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rich in fruit;

pompa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  procession; retinue; pomp, ostentation;

pompatice*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  showily;

pompaticus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with pomp; splendid;

pompatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  with pomp; splendid;

Pompeianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  Pompeian; of/belonging to member of Pompian gens; (esp. of triumvir Pompey);

Pompeius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  Pompeius; (Roman gens name); (Cn. Pompeius Magnus (Pompey), triumvir);

Pompeius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Pompeius; Roman gens; (Cn. Pompeius Magnus (Pompey), triumvir);

pompelmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  grapefruit;

pompholyx*

  f., N3.1 thing [late tech --- Pliny L&S]

  smoke-deposit (from furnace); (Pliny);

pompilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  pilot fish;

pompo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perform with pomp;

pomposus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pompous; dignified;

pomum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fruit, apple; fruit-tree;

pomus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruit, fruit-tree;

ponderatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weight;

pondero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weigh; weigh up;

ponderosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  heavy, weighty; significant;

pondo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in or by weight;

pondus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  weight, burden, impediment;

pone*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  behind (in local relations) (rare);

pono*

  nere, osivi, ostum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- lesser OLD]

  put, place, set; station; (archaic form of perf. of pono);

pono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - put/place/set; station/post (troops); pitch (camp); situate; set up; erect;

  - specify, put down; cite/quote; locate; depict; classify; assume/suppose; bury;

  - lay (foundation/keel); found (town), build; plant (trees); provide/serve;

  - put/lay down (load/arms), take off (clothes); shed (leaves); cut (nails);

  - esteem/value/count; impose; ordain; lend, put out, offer, wager; rid/drop;

pons*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bridge;

ponticulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little bridge;

pontifex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  high priest/pontiff; (of Roman supreme college of priests); bishop (Bee); pope;

pontificalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pontifical, of or pertaining to a pontifex;

pontificatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pontificate, the office of pontifex;

pontificius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pontifical, of or pertaining to a pontifex;

pontificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  pontifical;

Pontius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Pontius; (Roman gens name); (Pontius Pilatus, prefect of Judea 26-36 AD);

Pontius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Pontius; Roman gens; a Sammite leader; (P~ Pilatus, prefect of Judea 26-36 AD);

ponto*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  large flat boat, barge; punt; pontoon; ferry boat;

pontufex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  high priest/pontiff; (of Roman supreme college of priests); bishop (Bee); pope;

pontus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sea;

Pontus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Pontus (province in Asia Minor); Black Sea;

pop*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  people (abb. for populus), nation;

popa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lower priest; priest's assistant; (fells sacrifice with ax);

popa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  she who sells animals for sacrifice;

popanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sacrificial cake;

popellus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  common people, rabble;

popina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cook-shop, bistro, low-class eating house;

popino*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  glutton;

poples*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  knee;

poplus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  people, nation, State; public, populace; (= populus);

poppysma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tongue-clicking;

poppysmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tongue-clicking;

populabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be ravaged or laid waste;

populabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  laying waste, devastating;

popularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  of the people; popular;

popularis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - compatriot, fellow citizen/from same community; partner/associate; inhabitant;

  - member of "Popular" party, promoter of "Popular" policies, "Men of the People";

popularitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  courting of popular favor;

populariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in everyday language; in a manner designed to win popular support;

populatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plundering, ravaging, spoiling; laying waste, devastation; plunder, booty;

populator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devastator, ravager, plunderer;

populatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  devastation; laying-waste;

populeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a poplar;

populifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  producing poplars;

populista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  populist;

populo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ravage, devastate, lay waste; plunder; despoil, strip;

populo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ravage, devastate, lay waste; plunder; despoil, strip;

populus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - people, nation, State; public/populace/multitude/crowd; a following;

  - members of a society/sex; region/district (L+S); army (Bee);

populus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  poplar tree; (long o);

porca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sow, female swine;

porcella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  female piglet;

porcellana*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  porcelain; china;

porcellanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  porcelain; china;

porcellanus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of porcelain, china;

porcellio*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  woodlouse;

porcellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  piglet; suckling pig;

porceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  keep off; (archaic);

porcetra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  once-littered sow;

porcillaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  purslain plant (Pliny);

porcillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  piglet; suckling pig;

porcinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pork-seller;

porcinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a swine or hog;

porculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  young pig; porpoise; hook in wine press;

porcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pig, hog; tame swine; glutton; (boar = verres);

porisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  deduction;

porna*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- Greece uncommon SrcW]

  harlot; (Greek borrowed word); whore; streetwalker;

pornographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pornography;

pornographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pornographic;

porosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  porous;

porphirio*

  m., N3.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  kind of waterfowl, purple gallinule; purple coot, sultana, water-hen (OED);

porphyrio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of waterfowl, purple gallinule; purple coot, sultana, water-hen (OED);

porrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  extension; straight line;

porrectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  stretched-out; protracted; dead;

porricio*

  cere, reci, rectum, V3.1 trans [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  offer as a sacrifice, make sacrifice/oblation of; lay before (L+S); produce;

porrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stretch out, extend;

porro*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  at distance, further on, far off, onward; of old, formerly, hereafter; again;

porrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leek;

porrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leek;

porta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  gate, entrance; city gates; door; avenue; goal (soccer);

portale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  portal;

portarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  goal-keeper;

portatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conveyance;

portendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  predict, foretell; point out;

portentificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  marvelous, miraculous;

portentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  omen, portent;

portentuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  monstrous; unnatural; full of monsters; (portentosus);

porthmeus*

  m., N3.9 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ferryman; (Charon);

porticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little gallery or portico;

porticus*

  m/f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  colonnade, covered walk; portico; covered gallery atop amphitheater/siege works;

portio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  part, portion, share; proportion; [pro portione => proportionally];

portisculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  timing-hammer (to keep beat); guidance;

portitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ferry man;

portiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  portion; small part;

porto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  carry, bring;

portorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  port duty; customs duty; tax;

portula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little gate, postern;

portulaca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  purslain plant;

portuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well provided with harbors;

portus*

  m., N4.1 where [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  port, harbor; refuge, haven, place of refuge;

posco*

  cere, oposci, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ask, demand;

posculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare ---]

  POSCULENT (similar to esculent/eatable);

posea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  olive species; olive with excellent oil;

positio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - position, place; framing (law); method of presenting (theme); downbeat;

  - arrangement/layout; placing (in quotes); planting (crops); lie (of land);

  - attitude, mental position, condition/state; [prima ~ => word base form];

positivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  positive;

positor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  builder, founder;

positus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  situation, position; arrangement;

possessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  possession, property;

possessiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small property;

possessor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  owner, occupier;

possibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  possible;

possideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  seize, hold, be master of; possess, take/hold possession of, occupy; inherit;

possido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seize, hold, be master of; possess, take/hold possession of, occupy; inherit;

possum*

  se, otui, -, V5.2 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be able, can; [multum posse => have much/more/most influence/power];

post*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  behind, afterwards, after;

post*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  behind (space), after (time); subordinate to (rank);

postalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  postal;

postatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  door-guarding; posted at door;

postea*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  afterwards;

posteaquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  after;

posterga*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  behind; behind one's back;

postergum*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  behind; behind one's back;

posterioritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  inferior/later position;

posteritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  future time; posterity;

posterius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  later, at a later day; by and by;

posterus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  descendants (pl.); posterity, future generations/ages; the future; successors;

posterus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  coming after, following, next; COMP next in order, latter; SUPER last/hindmost;

postestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  power, rule, force; strength, ability; chance, opportunity; (also potestas);

postfactus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  done afterwards;

postfero*

  rre, ttuli, tlatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consider of less account;

postgenitus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  posterity (pl.), descendants;

posthabeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  esteem less, subordinate (to); postpone;

posthac*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  after this, in the future, hereafter, from now on; thereafter, from then on;

posthaec*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  after this, in the future, hereafter, from now on; thereafter, from then on;

posthanc*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  after this, in the future, hereafter, from now on; thereafter, from then on;

posthinc*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  after this, in the future, hereafter, from now on; thereafter, from then on;

posthoc*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  after this, in the future, hereafter, from now on; thereafter, from then on;

posthumus*

  , adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  late/last born (child), born late in life/after will; posthumous; last/final;

postibi*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hereupon; afterwards;

posticulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small outhouse;

posticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  back door;

posticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  back, rear;

postidea*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  afterwards;

postilena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  crupper?, strap from back of saddle under horse's tail to prevent slipping;

postilla*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  afterwards, after that time;

postis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  doorpost;

postliminium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  right to return home;

postmeridianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the afternoon;

postmodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  afterwards, presently, later;

postmodum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  after a while, later, a little later; afterwards; presently;

postnatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  eldest son;

postnatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  younger;

postpartor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  heir;

postpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neglect; disregard; put after, consider secondary; set aside, postpone;

postputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  consider less important; disregard;

postquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  after;

postremitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  inferior/later position;

postremo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at last, finally;

postremum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  for the last time, last of all; finally;

postremus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  last/final/latest/most recent; nearest end/farthest back/hindmost; worst/lowest;

postridie*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on the following day;

postscaenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  theater behind scenes;

postscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  write after;

postulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  petition, request;

postulatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  demand, request;

postulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  demand, claim; require; ask/pray for;

postumus*

  , adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  late/last born (child), born late in life/after will; posthumous; last/final;

postuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  the end; that which is last/final; extremity;

postuus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common L&S]

  posthumous child;

potator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  drinker, one who drinks; tippler, drinker of intoxicants;

pote*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  able, capable; possible (early Latin);

potens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  powerful, strong; capable; mighty;

potentatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rule; political power;

potenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  effectively/cogently; in overbearing manner; powerfully, w/force; competently;

potentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  force, power, political power;

poterium*

  n., N2.4 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  goblet;

potestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  power, rule, force; strength, ability; chance, opportunity;

potio*

  tere, -, itum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - obtain, acquire; grasp; attain, reach (goal); come by (experiences);

  - seize, capture; control; have/possess; reign over; win sexually;

  - be/become master of (w/GEN/ABL), get possession/submission/hold of;

potio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - obtain, acquire; grasp; attain, reach (goal); come by (experiences);

  - seize, capture; control; have/possess; reign over; win sexually;

  - be/become master of (w/GEN/ABL), get possession/submission/hold of;

potio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drinking, drink;

potionatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  dosed; that has had a potion given him to drink (L+S);

potiono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  give to drink;

potior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - better/preferable/superior; more useful/effective; more important;

  - more important/desirable/precious; stronger, having greater control;

  - having better claim, more entitled/qualified, carrying greater weight;

potis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  able, capable; possible; (early Latin potis sum becomes possum);

potissime*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chiefly, principally, especially; eminently; above/before all; in best way;

potissimum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chiefly, principally, especially; eminently; above/before all; in best way;

potissimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chief, principal, most prominent/powerful; strongest; foremost;

potissume*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chiefly, principally, especially; eminently; above/before all; in best way;

potissumum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  chiefly, principally, especially; eminently; above/before all; in best way;

potito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink;

potius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rather, more, preferably;

poto*

  are, avi, um, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  drink; drink heavily/convivially, tipple; swallow; absorb, soak up;

poto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drink; drink heavily/convivially, tipple; swallow; absorb, soak up;

potor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  drinker (of); tippler; one (habitually) using intoxicating drink; hard drinker;

potor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  hard drinker;

potorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinking vessel; (usu. pl.) drinking vessels/bowls/cups/flagons;

potorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  used for drinking; (vessel);

potrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drinker/tippler (female); she habitually with intoxicating drink;

potulentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  drink;

potulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tipsy, rather drunk; potable, suitable for drinking, drinkable;

potus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drink/draught; something to drink; (action of) drinking (intoxicating drink);

potus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drunk; drunk up, drained; having drunk; being drunk, drunken, intoxicated;

pr*

  m., N9.8 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  praetor (official elected by the Romans who served as a judge); abb. pr.;

pr*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  day before (pridie), abb. pr; used in calendar expressions;

practicus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  practical;

pradatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  plundering, predatory;

prae*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  before, in front of; forward [prae sequor => go on before];

prae*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  before, in front; in view of, because of;

praeacutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sharpened, pointed;

praealtus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very high; very deep;

praeambula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  forerunner;

praeambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  walk before; precede;

praeambulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  preamble; preface;

praeambulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  forerunner;

praeambulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  walking before; preceding (Def); preparatory; preliminary (Latham); previous;

praebalteatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  girded;

praebeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - present/show/put forward; offer; expose physically oneself; expose/submit/allow;

  - make available, supply, provide; be the cause, occasion, produce; render;

praebibo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  toast; drink a toast;

praebitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  purveyor; supplier;

praecalidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very hot;

praecantrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  witch;

praecanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prematurely gray;

praecaveo*

  ere, vi, autum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guard (against), beware;

praecedentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  priority;

praecedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  go before, precede; surpass, excel;

praecelero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late poet --- lesser L&S]

  hasten before;

praecellens*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Def]

  surpassing, excellent, distinguished; preeminent;

praecellentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  preeminence; excellence;

praecello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- lesser Def]

  surpass; excel;

praecello*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excel; surpass;

praecelsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exceptionally high or tall;

praecentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  prelude;

praecento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sing consolation for;

praeceps*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  headlong; into danger;

praeceps*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  edge of abyss; great danger;

praeceps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  head first, headlong; steep, precipitous;

praeceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  instruction; practical rule; preconception; preception, receiving legacy early;

praeceptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  teacher, instructor;

praeceptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  teaching, lesson, precept; order, command;

praecerpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pluck before time; pluck or cut off; gather before it's time;

praecidentius*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  cautiously;

praecido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut off in front; cut back, cut short;

praecingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gird, surround, encircle;

praecino*

  nere, nui, centum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  predict;

praecipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  take or receive in advance; anticipate; warn; order; teach, instruct;

praecipito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw headlong, cast down;

praecipue*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  especially; chiefly;

praecipuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  particular, especial;

praecisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  abrupt, precipitous; clipped, staccato;

praeclarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  very clear; splendid; famous; bright, illustrious; noble, distinguished;

praecludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  close, block;

praecluis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very famous;

praeco*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  herald, crier;

praecognosco*

  cere, ovi, nitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  have foreknowledge of, get to know/become aware of/learn beforehand;

praecompositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  composed beforehand, studied;

praeconium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  advertisement;

praeconium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  praise, celebrating; proclamation, publication; office of public crier;

praeconius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/concerned with the public crier/his office; of/belonging to an auctioneer;

praeconius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  advertising;

praecono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  herald; proclaim;

praeconsumo*

  mere, mpi, mptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  use up prematurely;

praecontrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-consider; feel in advance;

praecoquis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  ripe too soon; premature;

praecoquis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  ripened too soon; premature; unseasonable; precocious; first-ripe;

praecordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  midriff; diaphragm; P:breast;

praecordium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vitals (pl.), diaphragm; breast; chest as the seat of feelings;

praecorrumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-bribe; bribe in advance;

praecox*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ripened too soon; premature; unseasonable; precocious;

praecumbrans*

  , adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  darkening; obscuring;

praecurrentium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  antecedent;

praecurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run before, hasten on before; precede; anticipate;

praecurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run before, hasten on before; precede; anticipate;

praecursor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forerunner; member of advance-guard;

praecutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shake before, brandish before;

praeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  booty, loot, spoils, plunder, prey;

praedabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pillaging;

praedator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plunderer, pillager; hunter;

praedatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plundering, rapacious; piratical;

praedecessor*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  predecessor;

praedelasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  weary beforehand;

praedesignatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  predesignated, designated beforehand;

praedestinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  predestination, determining beforehand;

praedestino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  predestine, predetermine, determine beforehand; provide beforehand;

praedetermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fix beforehand;

praediator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  buyer of landed estates;

praediatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to the sale of land;

praedicamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  predicated event;

praedicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  announcement/statement; public proclaiming; praise/commendation/special mention;

praedicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  publication, public proclamation; prediction/prophecy/soothsaying; preaching;

praedico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  proclaim/declare/make known/publish/announce formally; praise/recommend; preach;

praedico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  say beforehand, mention in advance; warn/predict/foretell; recommend/prescribe;

praedictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prediction; forewarning; command;

praedictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  preceding, previously named, afore mentioned; predicted, foretold, warned;

praediolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small estate, little farm;

praedisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  learn in advance;

praedisponeo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  plan;

praedispositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  plan (project);

praedispositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  arranged at intervals beforehand;

praeditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gifted; provided with;

praedium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  farm, estate;

praedives*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very rich; richly supplied;

praedivino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-divine; divine in advance;

praedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pillage, despoil, plunder; rob/ravish/take; acquire loot (robbery/war); catch;

praedo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - acquire loot (by robbery/war/depredation); obtain food by hunting/preying;

  - pillage, despoil; plunder, loot; take as prey/catch;

praedo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  robber, thief; pirate (if at sea);

praedominium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pre-eminence;

praeduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  extend; construct;

praedulcis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very sweet;

praeduro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  harden; make very hard;

praedurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very hard; very strong;

praeeo*

  eire, eivi, eitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go before, precede; dictate;

praefabricatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  prefabricated;

praefatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  preliminary form of words, formula of announcement; preface;

praefectianus*

  m., N2.1 person [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  praetorian prefect;

praefectianus*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  praetorian-perfectly; of the praetorian prefect;

praefectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  command; office of praefectus;

praefectus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  commander; prefect;

praefecus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  director, president, chief, governor;

praefero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  carry in front; prefer; display; offer; give preference to;

praeferox*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very high-spirited;

praeferratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tipped with iron;

praefervidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  burning hot, very hot;

praefestino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be too hasty; hurry past;

praeficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  put in charge, place in command (with ACC and DAT);

praefigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  set in front;

praefiguratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  prototype, prefiguration; prophecy; anticipation;

praefinio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fix the range of; determine;

praefiscine*

  adv. [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  meaning no evil; without offense;

praefiscini*

  adv. [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  meaning no evil; without offense;

praefloro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  deprive of blossoms; diminish, lessen;

praefluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flow past;

praefo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  say/utter/mention beforehand/in advance; recite (preliminary formula);

praefoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  choke, suffocate;

praefodio*

  dere, praefodi, osum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dig a trench in front of; bury beforehand;

praefractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  broken; abrupt; stern (of character);

praefractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  broken off before end;

praefrigidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very cold;

praefringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break off at the end, break off short;

praefulcio*

  ire, lsi, ltum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  prop up; support; use as prop;

praefulgeo*

  ere, lsi, ltum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine with outstanding brightness, bean/shine forth; be outstanding, outshine;

praefulgidus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very bright;

praefurnium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  furnace-opening; heating room;

praegelidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outstandingly cold;

praegestio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be very eager;

praegnans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with child, pregnant;

praegnas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with child, pregnant;

praegnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  making pregnant; being pregnant; cause of fertility;

praegracilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very slender;

praegravis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very heavy; burdensome;

praegravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weigh down, burden;

praegredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go ahead; go before, precede; surpass;

praegusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  taste in advance;

praegustus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  foretaste;

praehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - catch/capture; take hold of/possession of/in hand, arrest; occupy; seize/grasp;

  - catch up with; reach shore/harbor; understand, comprehend; get a grip on;

praehistoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  prehistory;

praehistoricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  prehistoric;

praeicio*

  iere, ejeci, ejectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  throw/cast before/in front of; reject (L+S); utter reproachfully; oppose (Sax);

praeintelligo*

  gere, lexi, lectum, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  have foreknowledge;

praejaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  lie before;

praejacio*

  iere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  throw/cast before/in front of; reject (L+S); utter reproachfully; oppose (Sax);

praejicio*

  iere, jeci, jactum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  throw/cast before/in front of; reject (L+S); utter reproachfully; oppose (Sax);

praejudicatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pre-judgment;

praejudicialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  prejudged; of predecision; prejudicial;

praejudicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  precedent, example; prejudgment;

praejudico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prejudge; decide beforehand;

praejuvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  aid before; give aid previously;

praelabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow/glide ahead/forward/past;

praelambo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  lick first; P:wash lightly;

praelargus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very abundant;

praelego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sail along;

praelego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  pre-bequeath; bequeath before inheritance is divided;

praeligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-bind; tie around; tether;

praelio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  do battle; (variant of proelior);

praelium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  battle/fight/bout/conflict/dispute; armed/hostile encounter; bout of strength;

praelongus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very long;

praelonguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  exceptionally long;

praeloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speak/say first; forestall in speaking/saying; make preface/preliminary remarks;

praeluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine forth, outshine; light the way (for);

praelusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prelude;

praelustris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very fine;

praemandatatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  arrest warrant;

praemando*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pre-order;

praematurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  too early, premature;

praemedicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  protected by medicine or charms;

praemedito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  consider in advance;

praememoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  mention first;

praemetuo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fear beforehand;

praemico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  glitter forth;

praemineo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  excel; be prominent; (prae-emineo);

praeminister*

  m., N2.3 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  servant;

praeministra*

  f., N1.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  female servant;

praeministro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  attend to; minister to;

praemitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  send ahead or forward;

praemium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  prize, reward; gift; recompense;

praemolestia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trouble beforehand;

praemolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  soften beforehand; prepare/make preparations beforehand (L+S);

praemoneo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forewarn;

praemonitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forewarning;

praemonstrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  guide;

praemordeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bite off; pilfer;

praemorio*

  rere, -, rtuum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  die beforehand (esp. body parts/facilities which cease before person's death);

praemoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-move; move beforehand; stir greatly;

praemunio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fortify, defend in advance; safeguard;

praemunitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser L&S]

  preparation; pre-strengthening;

praenarro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  tell beforehand;

praenatalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  prenatal;

praenato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swim by; flow by;

praenavigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sailing by;

praenavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sail along; sail past;

praendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  - catch/capture; take hold of/possession of/in hand, arrest; occupy; seize/grasp;

  - catch up with; reach shore/harbor; understand, comprehend; get a grip on;

Praenestinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  Proenestian; of Proeneste (Latium city, famous for roses);

praeniteo*

  ere, tui, titum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  shine forth;

praenomen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first name, personal name; noun which precedes another noun (gram.);

praenosco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foreknow;

praenotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  preconception, innate idea;

praenoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mark before; note down; predict; L:entitle;

praenubilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very cloudy or dark;

praenuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  announce in advance;

praenuntius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  acting as harbinger; heralding;

praeoccupo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seize upon beforehand; anticipate;

praeolio*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pre-perceive; perceive before;

praeopto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prefer;

praepando*

  dere, di, assum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  open wide in front, extend before;

praeparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  preparation;

praeparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  prepare;

praepedio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shackle, fetter, tie by an extremity; hinder/obstruct/impede; entangle the feet;

praependeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hang down in front;

praepes*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bird; bird of omen;

praepes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flying straight ahead; nimble, fleet; winged;

praepilatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having button in front (of foils, etc.);

praepinguis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outstandingly/exceptionally rich/fat, "filthy rich"; very thick (voice);

praepolleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be very powerful; be very strong;

praepondero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  outweigh; be of more weight;

praepono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  place in command, in front of or before; put X (ACC) in front of Y (DAT);

praeporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  carry before;

praepositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  prefixing (word); preposition, prefix; placing in front/in charge; preference;

praepositus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  overseer; commander;

praepossum*

  se, otui, -, V5.2 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  be very powerful; gain upper hand;

praeposterus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the wrong order; wrong-headed; topsy-turvy;

praepotens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very powerful;

praeproperanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very hastily;

praeproperus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very hurried, precipitate; too hasty;

praeputiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  having/retaining foreskin/prepuce (state of), being uncircumcised;

praeputiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  uncircumcised, having/retaining foreskin/prepuce, uncut;

praeputio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  drawing out the foreskin/prepuce;

praeputium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  foreskin, prepuce; (usu.pl.); state of not being circumcised, having prepuce;

praequero*

  rere, -, estum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  complain beforehand;

praeradio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  outshine;

praerapidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very rapid;

praerigesco*

  cere, gui, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become very stiff;

praeripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  snatch away (before the proper time); seize first; forestall;

praerodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bite off end; nibble off;

praerogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-distribution;

praerogativa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tribe/centuria which voted first; its verdict; omen; prior right/prerogative;

praerogativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  asked before others (for vote, opinion, etc.);

praerogatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-asked; asked before;

praerogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  ask first; pay in advance;

praerumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break off;

praeruptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  steep;

praes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  surety, bondsman;

praesaepe*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crib; manger; stall (cattle/horses feed); brothel; haunt; lodging; home turf;

praesaepes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crib, manger, stall (cattle/horses feed); brothel; haunt, lodging, home turf;

praesaepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  block up/fence in front;

praesaepium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crib, manger, stall (cattle/horses feed); brothel; haunt, lodging, home turf;

praesaeptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blocked;

praesagio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  have presentiment (of); portend;

praesagitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foreboding, presentiment;

praesagium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sense of foreboding; prognostication;

praesagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having foreboding; ominous;

praescienter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  with foreknowledge, presciently;

praescientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  foreknowledge, prescience;

praescio*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  get to know/find out/learn beforehand;

praescio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  foreknow; know in advance;

praescisco*

  cere, praesci, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  get to know/find out/learn beforehand;

praescitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  foreknowledge; prognostic; pre-knowledge; prescience;

praescitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  foreknowledge; something known beforehand; a prognostication;

praescius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  having foreknowledge, prescient;

praescribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  order, direct;

praescriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  preface/preamble/title/heading; preliminary; precept/rule; pretext/excuse/cover;

praescriptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  precept, rule; route;

praeseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut in front, cut;

praesegmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  paring;

praeselectorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  prefixed; pre-selected;

praesens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  present; at hand; existing; prompt, in person; propitious;

praesentarie*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  in a moment; promptly/quickly; instantly;

praesentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  present; that is at hand; existing; prompt/quick/ready; that operates instantly;

praesentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  presentation, placing before; exhibition, showing, representation;

praesente*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  present circumstance;

praesenter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  face to face; in the presence;

praesentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  present time; presence;

praesentialis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  present; that is at hand; existing; prompt/quick/ready;

praesentialiter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  face to face; in the presence;

praesentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  feel or perceive beforehand; have a presentiment of;

praesento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  present (to mind/senses), exhibit (to view), show (oneself); hold out; hand to;

praesepe*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  crib; manger; stall (cattle/horses feed); brothel; haunt; lodging; home turf;

praesepes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crib, manger, stall (cattle/horses feed); brothel; haunt, lodging, home turf;

praesepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  block up/fence in front;

praesepium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crib, manger, stall (cattle/horses feed); brothel; haunt, lodging, home turf;

praesertim*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  especially; particularly;

praeservativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  preservative; condom;

praeservio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  serve as slave;

praeses*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  protector; guard; guardian; defender; chief; president, governor, procurator;

praesidalis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  gubernatorial; of/belonging to the governor of a province;

praesidentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  presidency;

praesidentialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  presidential;

praesideo*

  ere, sedi, -, V2.1 +dat [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  keep/watch/stand//guard (over); preside (over); supervise/govern/control;

praesidialis*

  is, e, adj. [late legal --- lesser L&S]

  gubernatorial; of/belonging to the governor of a province;

praesidiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  on guard;

praesidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  protection; help; guard; garrison, detachment;

praesignis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pre-eminent, outstanding;

praespargo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  scatter before;

praestabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pre-eminent, superior; distinguished, excellent;

praestans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  excellent, outstanding (in quality/worth/degree/importance), surpassing all;

praestantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excellence, outstanding excellence, pre-eminence, superiority;

praestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  payment (money/goods/services obligated); warranty/immunity/guarantee (against);

praesterno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pre-spread; prepare;

praestigia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  deception (pl.), illusion, tricks; action to deceive/hoodwink; juggling (L+S);

praestigiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  trickster, one who practices deceit; juggler; impostor, cheat, deceiver (L+S);

praestigiatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  trickster; conjurer;

praestigiosus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  deceitful;

praestigium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  delusion, illusion, tricks; magic (Sax);

praestino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  buy; purchase;

praestituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  determine in advance;

praesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - excel, surpass, be outstanding/superior/best/greater/preferable (to); prevail;

  - furnish/supply, make available, hand over; tender/offer/present; play part;

  - apply, bring to bear; fulfill, make good; keep word; be responsible for;

praesto*

  are, iti, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - excel, surpass, be outstanding/superior/best/greater/preferable (to); prevail;

  - furnish/supply, make available, hand over; tender/offer/present; play part;

  - apply, bring to bear; fulfill, make good; keep word; be responsible for;

praesto*

  are, iti, itum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it is better;

praesto*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ready, available, at hand, waiting, on the spot, at one's service;

praestolatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  expectation, waiting for;

praestolo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stand ready for, expect, wait for (w/DAT or ACC);

praestrigia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  deception (pl.), illusion, tricks; action to deceive/hoodwink; juggling (L+S);

praestringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bind or tie up; graze, weaken, blunt;

praestruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  block up, contrive beforehand;

praesul*

  m/f., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  patron/protector; prelate/bishop/Church dignitary; dancer leading procession;

praesulatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  superintendent's office;

praesulsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  very salty, very salt, salted very heavily;;

praesultator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  public dancer;

praesulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dance/leap before/in front of;

praesum*

  eesse, efui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be in charge/control/head (of) (w/DAT); take the lead (in); be present (at);

praesumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  consume/perform/employ beforehand; anticipate; presuppose/presume/assume; dare;

praesumo*

  mere, msi, mptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  consume/perform/employ beforehand; anticipate; presuppose/presume/assume; dare;

praesumptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  presumption; anticipation of objection; stubbornness; enjoying anticipation;

praesumptive*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  presumptuously;

praesumptivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  presumptuous; presumptive;

praesumptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  possession-taker; reckless or presumptuous fellow;

praesupponeo*

  ere, nui, nitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  presuppose;

praesuppositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  assumption; presupposition;

praesutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sewn over in front;

praetempto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pre-test, try out in advance; feel/search/grope out beforehand;

praetendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stretch out; spread before; extend in front; allege in excuse;

praetento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  allege; hold out as a reason;

praetenuis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very thin; very slender; very shrill;

praetepeo*

  ere, pui, pitum, V2.1 intrans [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  glow before;

praeter*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  besides, except, contrary to; beyond (rank), in front of, before; more than;

praeterago*

  gere, -, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  drive past/by;

praeterbito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pass by; drive past/by;

praeterduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  lead past;

praeterea*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  besides, thereafter; in addition;

praetereo*

  rire, rivi, ritum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pass/go by; disregard/neglect/omit/miss; surpass/excel; go overdue; pass over;

praeterequitans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  riding past;

praeterfluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow past;

praetergredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  march or go past;

praeteritum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  past (pl.); past times; bygone events;

praeteritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  past;

praeterlabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glide or slip past;

praeterlatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  driving past; flying past;

praetermissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  omission; passing over; neglect;

praetermitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  let pass; pass over; omit; overlook;

praeternavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sail by;

praeterquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  except, besides;

praeterquam*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  except, besides, beyond, contrary to;

praetervectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  passing by;

praeterveho*

  here, -, ectum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sail by, pass by, ride by; be born by;

praetervolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly past; slip by;

praetexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weave in front, fringe; cloak (with); pretend;

praetexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  border; adorn; D:tragedy;

praetexta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  toga bordered with purple worn by children over 16 and magistrates;

praetextatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  underage; juvenile; wearing a toga praetexta;

praetextum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pretense; pretext;

praetextus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bordered; wearing a toga ~; [toga ~ => high magistrate's purple bordered toga];

praetimeo*

  ere, mui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fear in advance;

praetinctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  moistened beforehand;

praetor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  praetor (official elected by the Romans who served as a judge); abb. pr.;

praetorianus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  praetorian; soldier belonging to the praetorian cohorts/Imperial bodyguard;

praetorianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  praetorian; of/belonging to the praetorian cohorts/Imperial bodyguard;

praetorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- lesser ---]

  general's tent; headquarters; governor's residence, government house; palace;

praetorius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  ex-praetor;

praetorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser ---]

  praetorian; [porta praetoria => the praetorian gate, front gate of the camp];

praetorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  twist round;

praetrepido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  be hasty or impatient;

praetrepidus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  much-trembling;

praetrunco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cut off; clip;

praetumidus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  very swollen;

praetura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  praetorship;

praeuro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scorch at the extremity or on the surface;

praeustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  burnt at the end; hardened by burning;

praevaleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prevail; have superior power/force/weight/influence/worth/efficacy (medicine);

praevalidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  very strong; strong in growth;

praevaricatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  collusion; transgression (Plater);

praevaricator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  advocate guilty of collusion; transgressor (Plater);

praevaricatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  female sinner;

praevarico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  transgress, sin against; violate; be in collusion; be/walk crooked/not upright;

praevarico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  transgress, sin against; violate; be in collusion; be/walk crooked/not upright;

praevarico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  straddle; have secret understanding w/enemy;

praeveho*

  here, -, ectum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  travel past or along;

praevenio*

  ire, praeveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  arrive/occur/come first/before/too soon; precede; surpass; anticipate/forestall;

praeverbium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prefix (gram.);

praeverro*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  presweep; sweep before;

praeverto*

  tere, ti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  anticipate; preoccupy, attend to first; outstrip, outrun;

praevideo*

  ere, di, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foresee, see in advance;

praevitio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  precorrupt; corrupt in advance;

praevius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  going before, leading the way;

praevolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fly before;

praevorto*

  tere, ti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  anticipate; preoccupy, attend to first; outstrip, outrun;

pragmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  skilled in business;

pragmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pragmatic;

pragmatismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pragmatism;

prandeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat one's morning or midday meal;

prandiolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Cal]

  meal;

prandium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lunch;

prandium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lunch;

pransor*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lunch guest;

prasinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  leek-green;

prasius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prase, green coloured gem (Pliny); leek-green crystal translucent quartz (OED);

pratensis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a meadow;

pratulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little meadow;

pratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  meadow, meadowland; meadow grass/crop; broad expanse/field/plain (land/sea);

pratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon Sou]

  meadow, meadowland; meadow grass/crop; broad expanse/field/plain (land/sea);

pravicordius*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  evil-minded; mean-spirited; that has a depraved heart;

pravicors*

  , adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  evil-minded; mean-spirited; that has a depraved heart;

pravitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bad condition; viciousness, perverseness, depravity;

pravo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare Med]

  misrule; be crooked/bad/vicious/evil/corrupt; bend;

pravus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  crooked; misshapen, deformed; perverse, vicious, corrupt; faulty; bad;

preambula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  forerunner;

preambulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  preamble; preface;

preambulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  forerunner;

preambulus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare L&S]

  walking before; preceding (Def); preparatory; preliminary (Latham); previous;

prebeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - present/show/put forward; offer; expose physically oneself; expose/submit/allow;

  - make available, supply, provide; be the cause, occasion, produce; render;

precabundus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  entreating; beseeching;

precarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obtained by prayer; doubtful, precarious;

precatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prayer, supplication;

precatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  prayer; request;

precia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of vine (pl.);

precium*

  n., N2.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  price; reward; worth; pay; [~ natalis/nativitatis => weregeld];

preco*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  beg/implore/entreat; wish/pray for/to; pray, supplicate, beseech;

preconcipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  preconceive; foreordain;

precordialis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  heartfelt; B:cardiac;

predictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  preceding, previously named, afore mentioned; predicted, foretold, warned;

predignus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  right-worthy;

preexisto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  pre-exist; be previously;

prehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - catch/capture; take hold of/possession of/in hand, arrest; occupy; seize/grasp;

  - catch up with; reach shore/harbor; understand, comprehend; get a grip on;

prehendo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  - catch/capture; take hold of/possession of/in hand, arrest; occupy; seize/grasp;

  - catch up with; reach shore/harbor; understand, comprehend; get a grip on;

prehenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  grasp/clutch at/constantly; lay hold of; accost/buttonhole; canvass, solicit;

preludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval bio --- lesser Med]

  prelude; preliminary;

prelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wine or oil-press;

premagnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  very great/large/powerful/important/exalted; very great number/amount/price;

premo*

  mere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  press, press hard, pursue; oppress; overwhelm;

premotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  previous motion;

prenda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  booty, loot; stolen goods;

prendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - catch/capture; take hold of/possession of/in hand, arrest; occupy; seize/grasp;

  - catch up with; reach shore/harbor; understand, comprehend; get a grip on;

prendo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  catch, take hold of; arrest, capture; reach; understand; seize, grasp; occupy;

prensatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  soliciting; canvassing;

prensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  seizing; taking hold (of);

prenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grasp/clutch at/constantly; lay hold of; accost/buttonhole; canvass, solicit;

presbyta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  long-sighted;

presbyter*

  m., N2.3 person [late eccl --- veryfreq L&S]

  elder/presbyter (in Christian Church); priest;

presbyteralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  priestly;

presbyterissa*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon other]

  presbyter (female), widow/matron devoted to church service (order); (Du Cange);

presbyterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  assembly of elders/presbyters; priest's house?;

presbyterus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  office of elder/presbyter (in Christian Church); or of priest, priesthood;

presbytia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  farsightedness, longsightedness;

presignio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  ennoble; make famous;

pressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pressing-down; T:lever-fulcrum;

presso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  press, squeeze;

pressule*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  while pressing against;

pressulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rather compressed;

pressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pressing; pressure; exertion of pressure;

pressus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  firmly planted, deliberate;

prester*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fiery whirlwind or a waterspout;

pretiositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  preciousness; costliness;

pretiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  expensive, costly, of great value, precious; rich in;

pretium*

  n., N2.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  price/value/worth; reward/pay; money; prayer/request; [~ natalis => weregeld];

prex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  prayer, request;

priapeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Priapan; of Priapus (the city or the god of procreation);

pridem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  some time ago, previously;

pridianum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  annual register of the total strength of a unit; (taken on 31 December); prim

pridianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of the day before;

pridie*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  day before;

pridile*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  day before;

primaevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  youthful;

primanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the first legion;

primarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in the first rank, distinguished;

primas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  noble; of the highest rank; principle;

primatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  supremacy; first place;

primicauponius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  headwaiter;

primicerius*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  chief, head, superintendent; chief clerk; (first-named on wax tablet);

primigenius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first born; original, primitive; serving as root for derivatives (gram.);

primigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  original, primitive;

primipilaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of first maniple/centurion; of/belonging to a commissary;

primipilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  first centurion; [~/primi pili centurio => primary/chief centurion of a legion];

primiscrinius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  departmental chief;

primitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first-fruits (pl.), first offerings; beginnings; [a ~ => from the beginning];

primitivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  early; first formed;

primitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  at first; to begin with; for the first time; originally; in the beginning;

primo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at first; in the first place; at the beginning;

primogenitalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  original, first of all (in origin);

primogenitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  birth-right, right of the first-born/oldest (child);

primogenitus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  first-born; oldest (child);

primogenius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first born; original, primitive; serving as root for derivatives (gram.);

primopilaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of first maniple/centurion; of/belonging to a commissary;

primopilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  senior centurion of a legion;

primordium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first beginning, origin, commencement, beginnings;

primoris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first; foremost, extreme;

primoris*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nobles (pl.), men of the first rank;

primula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  primrose;

primulus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very first;

primum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at first; in the first place;

primus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chiefs (pl.), nobles;

primus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  first, foremost/best, chief, principal; nearest/next; [in primis => especially];

princeps*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - leader/chief, first/leading member/citizen/man; master/expert; founder/proposer;

  - Princeps (non-military title of Roman Emperor); senior Senator; leader of pack;

princeps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  first, foremost, leading, chief, front; earliest, original; most necessary;

principalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chief, principal;

principalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  superiority, pre-eminence, excellence; first place;

principaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  primarily/principally/in first place; directly/without intermediary; imperially;

principatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first place; rule; leadership; supremacy; chief command;

principialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  original; from the beginning;

principio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  begin to speak; begin to peak (medieval);

principissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  princess;

principium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beginning;

principo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  rule; rule over (w/GEN/DAT) (Souter);

prinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  holm-oak, great scarlet oak; evergreen oak (Vulgate Susanna 1:58);

prior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ahead, in front, leading; previous, earlier, preceding, prior; former; basic;

prior*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ancestors (pl.), forefathers, predecessors, people of an earlier time;

prior*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- common Bee]

  superior/elder monk; (later) second in dignity to abbot/head of priory, prior;

prioratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval legal --- common SrcJ]

  priory;

priorissa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  prioress;

prioritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  priority;

priscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ancient, early, former;

prisona*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- lesser SrcJ]

  prison;

pristinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  former, oldtime, original; pristine;

pristis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sea monster; whale; sawfish; light oared vessel;

prius*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  earlier, before, previously, first;

prius*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  earlier times/events/actions; a logically prior proposition

priusquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  before; until; sooner than;

privatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in private; as a private citizen;

privatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  private citizen;

privatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  private; personal; ordinary;

privigna*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stepdaughter;

privignus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stepson;

privilegiatus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval legal --- uncommon SrcJ]

  privileged;

privilegium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  law in favor of/against specific individual; (claim of) special right/privilege;

privo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  deprive, rob, free;

privus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one's own, private; separate, single;

pro*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  on behalf of; before; in front/instead of; for; about; according to; as, like;

proagorus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  chief magistrate; chief magistrate in Sicilian town;

proavia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  great-grandmother;

proavitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ancestral;

proavus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  great-grandfather; remote ancestor;

proba*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  proof; evidence;

probabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  commendable/admirable; justifiable; plausible/credible/demonstrable; probable;

probabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  probability; appearance of truth; approvability (Latham); soundness (Red);

probabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  commendably, worthy of approval; plausibly/credibly; probably;

probalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  demonstrable; conclusive;

probatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  approval; testing/inspection/passing; criterion, test; proof; evidence;

probatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  test;

probator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who approves;

probe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  properly, rightly;

probitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uprightness, honesty, probity;

problema*

  n., N3.2 thing [late science --- common OLD]

  problems, questions for debate/academic discussion (pl.); enigma/riddle/puzzle;

problematicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  problems, cases set forth as problems (pl.);

problematicus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  problematic;

problematum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  problems, questions for debate/academic discussion (pl.); enigma/riddle/puzzle;

probo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - approve (of), esteem/commend/recommend/certify; give assent/approval/sanction;

  - let; show to be real/true; examine/test/try/prove/demonstrate; get accepted;

proboscis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  trunk; proboscis; snout;

probrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shameful; disreputable;

probrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disgrace; abuse, insult; disgrace, shame;

Probus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Probus; (Emperor Marcus Aurelius Equitius Probus 276-282);

probus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  good, honest;

procacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  effrontery, forwardness; wantonness, license;

procax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pushing, impudent; undisciplined; frivolous;

procedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  proceed; advance; appear;

proceleumaticus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  metric foot (with four short syllables);

procella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  storm, gale; tumult, commotion;

procellosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stormy, boisterous;

procer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  great man, nobleman;

procer*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nobles (pl.), chiefs, princes; leading men of the country/society/profession;

procere*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  far, to a great distance; extensively (COMP);

proceritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  height/tallness; altitude, distance up; great length (some up); metrical feet;

procerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tall; long; high, lofty, upraised; grown/extended to great height/length;

processus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advance, progress;

processus*

  m., N4.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  process;

procido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall prostrate, collapse;

prociedo*

  dere, cessi, cessum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go forward, proceed; advance;

procinctualis*

  is, e, adj. [later war --- veryrare L&S]

  army-deploying; of the setting out of an army;

procinctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  readiness for battle;

procingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  gird-up; prepare;

proclamator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bawler;

proclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call/cry out, raise an outcry; appeal noisily; take claim to court; proclaim;

proclino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tilt forward; cause to totter;

proclivis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sloping down; downward; prone (to); easy;

proclivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  propensity to evil;

proclivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inclined forward, sloping downwards; inclined, ready;

proco*

  are, procoravi, procoratum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  urge/press (w/commands/suits); woo, importune for one's hand; ask/demand (L+S);

proco*

  are, -, procoratum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  urge/press (w/commands/suits); woo, importune for one's hand; ask/demand (L+S);

procoeton*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  antechamber;

proconsul*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proconsul, governor of a province;

proconsularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proconsular;

proconsulatus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  proconsulship; office/position of proconsul;

procrastinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  procrastination;

procrastino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put off till the next day, postpone; delay;

procreo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring into existence, beget, procreate; produce, create;

procresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow on to maturity, grow larger;

procubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lie outstretched;

procudo*

  dere, di, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forge, hammer out, beat out;

procul*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  away; at distance, far off;

proculco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trample on;

procumbo*

  bere, ubui, ubitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sink down, lie down, lean forward;

procuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  management; administration; charge, responsibility;

procurator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manager, overseer; agent, deputy;

procuratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  procuratory; of/concerning a procurator; of an agent or manager (L+S);

procuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  manage; administer; attend to;

procurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run out ahead, run forward, advance; jut out;

procurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run out ahead; jut out;

procursatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sudden charge, sally;

procursator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  skirmisher; fore-runner;

procurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run frequently forward, dash out;

procursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forward movement; outbreak;

procurvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curved outwards or forwards;

procus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wooer, gigolo. suitor; canvasser; noble;

prodeambulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  take a walk;

prodecessor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  predecessor;

prodeo*

  dire, divi, ditum, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  go/come forth/out, advance; appear; sprout/spring up; issue/extend/project;

prodico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  give notice of or fix a day;

prodictator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  vice-dictator;

prodigentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  profusion; extravagance;

prodigialiter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  amazingly, wonderfully;

prodigialus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  prodigal; lavish;

prodigilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval bio --- lesser Med]

  prodigality;

prodigiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  freakish; prodigious;

prodigium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  portent; prodigy, wonder;

prodigo*

  gere, degi, dactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  drive forth/out; get rid of; use up, consume; waste/dissipate/squander; lavish;

prodigus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wasteful, lavish, prodigal;

prodio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  go/come forth/out, advance; appear; sprout/spring up; issue/extend/project;

prodio*

  iere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  go/come forth/forward/out; appear, spring up; advance/proceed; extend, project;

proditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  treason, betrayal;

proditiose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  treacherously;

proditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  traitor;

proditrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  betrayer (female), treacherous woman, traitress/traitoress;

prodo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - project, thrust forward; bring forth, produce, give birth to; create; nominate;

  - institute; extend, prolong; hand down (lore); publish/record, reveal, uncover;

  - put out; assert; betray; give up, abandon, forsake;

prodoceo*

  ere, cui, ctum, V2.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  preach (Collins); teach, inculcate; indoctrinate (Nelson);

prodromus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  forerunner;

produco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lead forward, bring out; reveal; induce; promote; stretch out; prolong; bury;

productio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  extension, lengthening (of time); G:lengthening of syllable/word by suffix;

productio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  production; bringing-forth;

producto*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prolong; throw before, interpose;

productum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  product;

proegmenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  preferable thing;

proeliator*

  m., N3.1 person [late war --- lesser L&S]

  fighter; combatant;

proelio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fight;

proelium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- war --- veryfreq OLD]

  battle/fight/bout/conflict/dispute; armed/hostile encounter; bout of strength;

profano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  desecrate, profane;

profanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  secular, profane; not initiated; impious;

profecticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  derived in ordinary course of law from bride's family (dowry); deriving from;

profectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  departure;

profectitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  derived in ordinary course of law from bride's family (dowry); deriving from;

profecto*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  surely, certainly;

profectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  progress, success;

profero*

  rre, otuli, olatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bring forward; advance; defer; discover; mention;

professio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  profession;

professio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  declaration/avowal/profession; formal declaration/return; profession/occupation;

professionalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  professional;

professorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  authoritative;

profestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  not kept as a holiday, common, ordinary;

proficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  make, accomplish, effect;

proficisco*

  cere, -, fectum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  depart, set out; proceed;

proficuus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beneficial, advantageous; conducive;

profisceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  set out; depart;

profiteo*

  ere, -, fessum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  declare; profess;

profligatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  profligate, depraved;

profligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overthrow, rout;

proflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blow out, exhale;

profluentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fluency;

profluo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow forth or along; emanate (from);

profluus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  flowing forth; flowing, streaming;

profluvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flowing forth;

profo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speak out;

profugio*

  gere, profugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  escape, escape from; run away from;

profugus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fugitive; runaway; refugee; exile;

profugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fugitive/fleeing/escaping; exiled; shrinking (from task); P:eluding one's grasp;

profunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  depth; intensity; vastness, immensity; darkness;

profundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pour, pour out; utter; squander;

profundum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  depths, abyss, chasm; boundless expanse;

profundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  deep, profound; boundless; insatiable;

profusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  extravagance, lavish spending; (morbid) discharge of body fluid; libation;

profusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  excessive; lavish; extravagant;

progagus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  offspring;

progener*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  grandson-in-law (Collins); grand-daughter's husband;

progenero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  engender, produce;

progenies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  race, family, progeny;

progenitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ancestor;

progero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  carry forth; clear out; carry before;

progigno*

  nere, nui, nitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beget; produce;

prognariter*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very skillfully;

prognatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sprung from; descended;

programma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  proclamation; edict; program (Cal);

programmatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  programming;

programmator*

  m., N3.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  programmer;

programmo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  program (data processing);

progredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  go, come forth, go forward, march forward; advance. proceed. make progress;

progressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  progress/development; advance/forward movement; rising figure of speech; climax;

progressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advance, progress;

progymnasma*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Med]

  essay; exercise (Erasmus);

prohemium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  preface, introduction, preamble; beginning, prelude; overture (music);

prohibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hinder, restrain; forbid, prevent;

prohibesseo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hinder, restrain; forbid, prevent; (archaic form of prohibeo);

prohibitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  prohibition; prevention, making impossible/unlawful; stopping (a legal action);

prohibitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  restraining; prohibitory; that restrains/prohibits;

prohoemium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  preface, introduction, preamble; beginning, prelude; overture (music);

proicio*

  cere, ojeci, ojectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  throw down, throw out; abandon; throw away;

proiectorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spotlight;

proin*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hence, so then; according to/in the same manner/degree/proportion (as/in which);

proinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hence, so then; according to/in the same manner/degree/proportion (as/in which);

projecticius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  cast out; rejected;

projectilis*

  m., N3.3 thing [later science --- lesser ---]

  projectile;

projectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  throwing forward; extension; projection;

projectitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  cast out; rejected;

projectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jutting out, projecting; precipitate; abject, groveling;

projicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  throw down, throw out; abandon; throw away;

prolabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glide or slip forwards, fall into decay, go to ruin; collapse;

prolapsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  falling; error;

prolatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  postponement; enlargement;

prolato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lengthen, enlarge; prolong; put off, defer;

prolecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lure, entice;

proles*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  offspring, descendant; that springs by birth/descent; generation; race, breed;

proletariatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  proletariat;

proletarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lowest class citizen (serving the state only by fathering); proletarian (Cal);

proletarius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- lesser OLD]

  proletarian, of lowest class; common, vulgar;

prolicio*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lure forward, lead on;

prolixe*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - so as to extend a long way in space; at length, in detail; in large quantity;

  - amply; lavishly, generously, wholeheartedly, without let/skimping/reserve;

prolixitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  extent; extension in space, elongation; extension in time, long duration;

prolixo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  extend in space; elongate;

prolixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - luxuriant, extensive (growth); big/tall (man); generous; running smoothly;

  - lengthy/copious (writings); extended, wide; long, drawn-out; ample/abundant;

prologus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prologue;

prolongo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common Sex]

  prolong, extend, lengthen;

proloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  introduction; G:assertion; L:judicial sentence; utterance (Nelson);

proloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speak out;

proludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry out preliminary exercises before a fight; rehearse for;

proluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wash out; wash away; wash up; purify;

proluvier*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  inundation; scouring; discharge;

proluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overflow, flood; bodily discharge;

promachus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  champion;

promagister*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- common L&S]

  deputy magistrate; one who presides in place of another; vice-president;

promatertera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  great-grand-aunt; great grandmother's sister;

promercalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sold in the open market;

promercium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  putting out (of goods) for sale;

promereo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deserve, merit; deserve well of; earn; gain;

promereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deserve, merit; deserve well of; earn; gain;

prominens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  projection;

prominens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  projecting; prominent;

prominentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  projection; the fact of jutting out/standing out/projecting;

promineo*

  ere, nui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jut out, stick up;

promiscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mixed, indiscriminate, promiscuous; commonplace, usual;

promiscuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  common, shared general, indiscriminate;

promissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  promise; act/instance of promising; guarantee that proof will come (rhetoric);

promissor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  promiser; one who promises/guarantees (usu. legal);

promissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promise;

promissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flowing, hanging down;

promitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  promise;

promo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  take/bring out/forth; bring into view; bring out/display on the stage;

promo*

  mere, msi, mptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take/bring out/forth; bring into view; bring out/display on the stage;

promono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  emanate;

promontorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promontory, headland, cape;

promonturium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promontory, headland, spur, projecting part of a mountain (into the sea);

promotio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  advance; preferment; furtherance; advantage;

promotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  preferred thing (as pl.);

promoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  move forward;

promptarium*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  storeroom; cupboard; place where things are stored for ready use; repository;

promptarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that serves for storing things ready for use;

prompte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so as to be ready at hand; readily, willingly, unhesitatingly, fluently;

prompto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  distribute widely;

promptuarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  cupboard; store room; place where things are stored ready for use;

promptuarium*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  storeroom; cupboard; place where things are stored for ready use; repository;

promptuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  of/belonging to distribution, distributing; (like storehouse/repository/prison);

promptuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  that serves for storing things ready for use;

promptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  readiness; ease; exposing to view;

promptus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  set forth, brought forward, manifest, disclosed; willing, ready, eager, quick;

promtuarium*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  storeroom; cupboard; place where things are stored for ready use; repository;

promtuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  of/belonging to distribution, distributing; (like storehouse/repository/prison);

promulgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  proclaiming; promulgation;

promulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make known by public proclamation; publish;

promulsis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hors d'oeuvres, dish to stimulate appetite, first dish, entree;

promunctorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  promontory; headland; ridge;

promunturium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promontory, headland, spur, projecting part of a mountain (into the sea);

promus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  butler; steward;

promutuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advanced, lent in advance; paid beforehand;

pronepos*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  great grandson;

proneptis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  great-granddaughter;

pronitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inclination, propensity, proneness; (dubious);

pronoea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  providence;

pronuba*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  married woman who conducted the bride to the bridal chamber;

pronuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proclamation; delivery; verdict;

pronuntiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  narrator; one who delivers;

pronuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  announce; proclaim; relate; divulge; recite; utter;

pronus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  leaning forward; prone;

prooemio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make a prooemium/preface/introduction to a speech;

prooemium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  preface, introduction, preamble; beginning, prelude; overture (music);

propaganda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  propaganda;

propagatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  propagation; reproduction (human); prolongation; the action of extending;

propago*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  propagate; extend, enlarge, increase;

propago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  layer or set by which a plant is propagated; offspring, children, race, breed;

propalam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  openly;

propalo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stake out (like a plant); make visible/manifest;

proparte*

  adv. [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  concerning;

propatruus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  great-grand-uncle; great grandfather's brother;

propatulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  open place, unroofed space;

propatulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  open, uncovered;

prope*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  near;

prope*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  near, nearly; close by; almost;

propediem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  before long, shortly;

propello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive forward/forth; drive away/out/off; defeat;

propemodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  just about, pretty well;

propemodum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  just about, pretty well;

propendeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hand down; weigh more; be inclined;

propensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inclination, propensity; consideration (Latham);

propensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ready, eager, willing; favorably disposed;

properanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hurriedly, hastily; in a hurried manner; speedily;

properantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  haste, hurry; precipitancy;

properantim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hurriedly, hastily;

properatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  haste;

properipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fleet-footed;

propero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hurry, speed up; be quick;

properus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quick, speedy;

propexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  combed so as to hang down;

propheta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  prophet; spokesman/interpreter of a god; foreteller, soothsayer (L+S);

prophetes*

  m., N1.7 person [late eccl --- common L&S]

  prophet; spokesman/interpreter of a god; foreteller, soothsayer (L+S);

prophetia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- common L&S]

  prophecy; prediction; body of prophets/singers;

prophetizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  prophesy, foretell, predict;

propheto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later eccl --- common L&S]

  prophesy, foretell, predict;

prophylacticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  prophylactic;

propie*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  individually; according to species;

propinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  toasting, a drinking to a person's health; proposal of a toast;

propino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink to anyone (his health), pledge; give to drink; hand over, yield up; make;

propinquitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nearness, vicinity; propinquity; relationship;

propinquo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bring near; draw near;

propinquus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relative;

propinquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  near, neighboring;

propior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  nearer, closer; more recent;

propitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  able to be propitiated/appeased;

propitiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  atonement, propitiation, appeasement;

propitiator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  atoner, propitiator; (often Christ in eccl.);

propitiatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  atonement; means of reconciliation; place of atonement;

propitiatorius*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  propitiating, reconciling; atoning;

propitio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  propitiate, render favorable, win over; sooth (feelings);

propitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  favorably inclined, well-disposed, propitious;

propola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  retailer, huckster;

propoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  aperitif;

propono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  display; propose; relate; put or place forward;

proporro*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  further, moreover, or altogether;

proportio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  proportion, proper spatial relation between parts; symmetry; analogy (grammar);

proportionalis*

  is, e, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  proportional;

proportionalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  proportion; proportionality;

propositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  proposition, premise/case for discussion; statement of facts/case; notion/image;

propositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon Sou]

  shew; [w/pane => shew-bread, 12 loaves placed on altar before Lord on Sabbath];

propositum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - intention/purpose/objective; resolution/design/plan;

  - mode/manner/way of life/conduct, practice; proposition; decree; issued summons;

propraetor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ex-praetor; one sent to govern a province as praetor;

proprie*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  particularly, specifically, especially; properly, appropriately, rightly;

proprietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quality; special character; ownership;

propritim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  peculiarly, specially;

proprius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  own, very own; individual; special, particular, characteristic;

propter*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  near; on account of; by means of; because of;

propterea*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  therefore, for this reason; [propterea quod => because];

propudium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shameful action; a wretch, villain;

propugnaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bulwark, rampart; defense;

propugnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  defense;

propugnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  defender; champion;

propugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fight (on the defensive);

propulluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  defile; pollute;

propulsatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  repulse; driving back;

propulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  repulse, drive back/off; ward off, repel, avert; pound, batter;

propulsorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  propelling;

proquaestor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ex-quaestor or junior official appointed to fill vacancy of departed quaestor;

proquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in proportion as, according as;

prora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prow;

prorepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crawl or creep forth;

proreta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look-out man;

proreus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look-out man;

prorex*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  viceroy;

proripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drag or snatch away; rush or burst forth;

prorito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  prove, cause; incite; tempt;

prorogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  extension of a term of office; postponement;

prorogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prolong, keep going; put off, defer;

prorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forwards, right onward; absolutely, entirely, utterly, by all means; in short;

prorsus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  straight forwards;

prorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  forwards, right onward; absolutely, entirely, utterly, by all means; in short;

prorumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rush forth, break out;

proruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rush forward; tumble down; overthrow; hurl forward;

prosa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Med]

  prose;

prosaicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  in prose; prosaic (Red);

prosapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  family, lineage;

proscaenium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stage, portion of theater lying between orchestra and back wall;

proscindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut (surface), slit, gash; plow (unbroken land); flay with words, castigate;

proscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  announce, make public, post, advertise; proscribe, deprive of property;

proscriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advertisement; notice of confiscation; proscription, pub of names of outlaws;

proscripturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  desire a proscription;

proscriptus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proscribed person, outlaw;

prosectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  entrails, that which is cut-off for sacrifice; severed portion/organ of victim;

proseda*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prostitute;

proselyta*

  f., N1.1 person [later eccl NearEast veryrare L&S]

  proselyte (female), convert; she who converted (to Judism); sojourner/stranger;

proselytismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  proselytism;

proselytus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl NearEast common L&S]

  proselyte (male), convert; converted heathen (to Judism); sojourner/stranger;

proselytus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  foreign, strange, come from abroad;

prosentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  see beforehand;

prosequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pursue; escort; describe in detail;

prosero*

  rere, evi, satum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beget; bring forth, beget; produce by sowing;

proserpo*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  creep forward;

proseucha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  house of prayer (Jewish); a conventicle;

prosilio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  jump/leap up/forward; rush/leap/spring forth/to; gush/break/jut out;

prosilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  jump/leap up/forward; rush/leap/spring forth/to; gush/break/jut out;

proslambanomenos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  added note at bottom of system of tetrachord; A-note (L+S);

prosocer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wife's grandfather;

prosodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later drama --- uncommon L&S]

  syllable-accent;

prosopopoeia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  personification; dramatization;

prospecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gaze out (at); look out on;

prospectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  view, sight;

prospeculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  look out, survey the situation; look out/watch for;

prosper*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fortunate, favorable, lucky, prosperous;

prosperitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  success; good fortune;

prospero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to succeed, further;

prosperus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  prosperous, successful/triumphal; lucky/favorable/propitious (omens/prospects);

prospicientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  foresight; appearance;

prospicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  foresee; see far off; watch for, provide for, look out for;

prosterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  knock over, lay low; strike down, overthrow; exhaust; debase/demean; prostrate;

prosthaphaeresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- veryrare Med]

  equation of center of movement (of planetary body/moon);

prosthapheresis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- veryrare Med]

  equation of center of movement (of planetary body/moon);

prostibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  available as a prostitute;

prostibulum*

  n., N2.2 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  prostitute, whore; inmate of a brothel;

prostituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  prostitute; put to improper sexual/unworthy use; dishonor, expose to shame;

prostituta*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  prostitute; whore;

prostitutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  prostitution; dishonoring, profaning;

prostitutus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  male prostitute;

prosto*

  are, iti, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  offer goods for sale to public; be on sale, expose for sale/prostitute oneself;

prosubigo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dig up in front of one; dig up, cast up; hammer out into an extended shape;

prosum*

  odesse, ofui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be useful, be advantageous, benefit, profit (with DAT);

prosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  straightforward (of style) (i.e. prose); (Erasmus);

prosus*

  adv. [later --- --- common L&S]

  forwards, right on; absolutely, entirely, utterly, by all means; in short;

protectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  protection; shelter;

protector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  protector, guardian, defender; member of corps of guards (Souter);

protego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cover, protect;

proteinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  protein;

protelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- war --- common OLD]

  drive/cause to retreat before one; drive forth, hound out, rout; beat back/off;

protelum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  team/tandem of oxen/draught animals; series, succession;

protendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stretch out/forth, extend, distend; hold out; prolong, lengthen;

protendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  stretch out/forth, extend, distend; hold out; prolong; lengthen;

protero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crush, tread under foot; oppress;

proterreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frighten;

proteruitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  impudence; boldness;

protervus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violent, reckless; impudent, shameless;

protestans*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Protestant;

protestantismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Protestantism;

protestatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  declaration; protestation;

protesto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  testify, testify publicly, bear witness to; protest (L+S); assert (Bee);

protesto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  testify, testify publicly, bear witness to; protest (L+S); assert (Bee);

prothesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  prosthesis;

prothonotarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  protonotary, chief court notary/clerk/recorder; E:secretary/record keeper;

prothoplastus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  first created man; (the very first man);

prothyrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Greece uncommon OLD]

  foyer; screen across door of Roman house; (Greek) diathyra;

prothyrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  space-before-door; door wicket;

protinam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  immediately, at once;

protinus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  straight on, forward; immediately; without pause; at once;

protogenes*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  first-of-kind;

protollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  stretch out; put off; raise up;

protomartyr*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  first martyr; (St Stephen or St Alban);

protos*

  n., N2.6 thing [medieval --- Greece uncommon SrcW]

  first, foremost; best, top; initial; elementary; prime; (Greek);

protraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drag forward, produce; bring to light, reveal; prolong, protract;

protritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  common, trite, commonplace;

protropum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  first wine; new wine from grapes before pressing;

protrudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrust forwards or out; put off;

protubero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  swell/bulge out; grow forth; stand out (Sax);

proturbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  bulge/swell out; grow forth; stand out (Sax); be prominent, project;

proturbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive/push away/out of the way; drive out in confusion; repulse; pitch forward;

protus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Med]

  first; original;

prout*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  as, just as; exactly as;

provectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  promotion, progress;

provectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  advanced, late; elderly;

proveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry; pass, be carried, ride, sail;

provenio*

  ire, proveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come forth; come into being; prosper;

proventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  outcome, result; success;

proverbialis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  proverbial;

proverbialiter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  proverbially;

proverbium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proverb, saying;

providentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foresight, foreknowledge; providence;

provideo*

  ere, di, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  foresee; provide for, make provision; with DAT;

providus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prophetic; provident, characterized by forethought;

provincia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  province; office; duty; command;

provincialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provincial;

provincialis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  provincial (person);

provinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  conquer before;

provisor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who foresees; one who takes care (of); headmaster (Cal);

provivo*

  vere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  live on; sustain oneself with;

provocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  challenge;

provoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  call forth; challenge; provoke;

provolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly forward; dash forth;

provolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roll forward or along, bowl over;

provolvo*

  vere, -, lutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prostrate oneself;

provomo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  vomit forth;

provulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  publish; make known;

proxeneta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  negotiator; agent;

proxeneticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  brokerage;

proximior*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  nearer, closer; more recent;

proximitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  near relationship; resemblance; similarity;

proximo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- common L&S]

  come/draw near, approach; be near;

proximo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very lately;

proximus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  nearest/closest/next; most recent, immediately preceding, last; most/very like;

proximus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighbor; nearest one;

proxior*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  nearer, closer; more recent;

proxumus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  nearest/closest/next; most recent, immediately preceding, last; most/very like;

prudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  aware, skilled; sensible, prudent; farseeing; experienced;

prudenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wisely, discreetly; sensibly, prudently;

prudentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  discretion; good sense, wisdom; prudence; foresight;

pruina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hoar-frost, rime;

pruinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frosty;

pruna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glowing charcoal, a live coal;

prunitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of plum tree wood;

prunum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plum;

prunus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  plum tree;

prurigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  itch;

prurio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  itch, tingle (in anticipation); be sexually excited, have sexual craving;

pruritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  itching;

prytaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  town hall in a Greek city;

prytanis*

  m., N3.9 person [--- legal Greece uncommon CAS]

  chief magistrate in a Greek state;

psallo*

  lere, li, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  play on the cithara (by plucking with fingers); sing the Psalms (eccl.) (L+S);

psalmista*

  m., N1.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  psalmist;

psalmodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Def]

  psalmody; art/practice of singing psalms; arranging/composing psalms; psalms;

psalmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  psalm; Psalm of David;

psalterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stringed instrument;

psaltes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- lesser L&S]

  musician, minstrel; player on a plucked instrument/cithara;

psaltria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female player on the cithara;

psecas*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  anointer of hair;

psephisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  plebiscite; People's decree/order, order of the People (Pliny);

pseudapostulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  false apostle;

pseudochristus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  false-Christ;

pseudodictamnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bastard-dittany (Pliny);

pseudonymum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pseudonym;

pseudopropheta*

  m., N1.1 person [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  false prophet;

pseudoprophetia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  false prophecy;

pseudothyrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  secret door;

psithia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  phythian, a variety of grape;

psithium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  phythian, a kind of raisin wine;

psithius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  phythian, name of a kind of vine;

psittacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  parrot;

psora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  itch, mange;

psychiater*

  m., N2.3 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychiatrist;

psychiatria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychiatry;

psychicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  animal; carnal; psychic (Cal);

psychoanalysis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychoanalysis;

psychoanalysta*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychoanalyst;

psychoanalyticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychoanalytical;

psychologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychology;

psychologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychological;

psychologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychologist;

psychomanteum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  place of necromancy;

psychomantium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  place of necromancy;

psychomotorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychomotor;

psychopathicus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychopath;

psychopathologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychopathology;

psychosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychosis;

psychosomaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychosomatic;

psychotherapeuta*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychotherapist;

psychotherapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychotherapy;

psychotropicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  drug;

psychotropicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  psychotropic;

psylleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant; (prob. Plantago psyllium);

psyllion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant; (prob. Plantago psyllium);

psyllium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  plant; (prob. Plantago psyllium);

psythia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  phythian, a variety of grape;

psythium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  phythian, a kind of raisin wine;

psythius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  phythian, name of a kind of vine;

pterygium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cloudy spot; B:film over eye; skin over nail;

ptisana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  barley with the outer covering removed, pearl barley; barley water (drink);

ptisanarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drink made in the manner of barley water; decoction of crushed barley;

ptochium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  poor-house; (also ptocheum);

ptongus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon L&S]

  sound; tone;

pubens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of sap, vigorous;

pubertas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  puberty; virility;

pubes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manpower, adult population; private/pubic parts/hair; age/condition of puberty;

pubes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  adult, grown-up; full of sap;

pubesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reach physical maturity, grow body hair/to manhood; ripen (fruit), mature;

publicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  contractor for public works, farmer of the Roman taxes;

publicanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  of public revenue;

publicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  - confiscation; appropriation by the state;

  - publication, proclamation; disclosure; manifestation (Def); preaching (Latham);

publice*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  publicly; at public expense;

Publicianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with a Publius (gens);

publicitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  at public expense; publicly, in public (presence/knowledge); as a state concern;

publico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  confiscate; make public property; publish;

publico*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  public, publicly (in publico);

publicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  public officer;

publicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  public; common, of the people/state; official; [res publica => the state];

Publius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Publius (Roman praenomen); (abb. P.);

pudendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  causing shame, shameful, scandalous, disgraceful, abominable;

pudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shameful; bashful, modest, shy, chaste, honorable;

pudenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bashfully, modestly, shyly, chastely, honorably;

pudeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be ashamed; make ashamed; [me pudet => I am ashamed];

pudeo*

  ere, -, ditum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  it shames, make ashamed; [me tui pudet => I am ashamed of you];

pudibundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shamefaced, blushing;

pudicitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  chastity; modesty; purity;

pudicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  chaste, modest; virtuous; pure;

pudor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  decency, shame; sense of honor; modesty; bashfulness;

puella*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  girl, (female) child/daughter; maiden; young woman/wife; sweetheart; slavegirl;

puellaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  girlish; youthful; maidenly; of a young girl;

puellula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  girl (young/little), lass, (female) child; maiden;

puellus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  boy (young/little); catamite (when in erotic context);

puer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  boy, lad, young man; servant; (male) child; [a puere => from boyhood];

puera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  girl; lass;

puerilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  boyish; youthful, childish;

pueriliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  childishly, foolishly;

pueritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  childhood, boyhood; callowness, childish nature; state/fact of being boy;

puerpera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woman in labor, woman who has been/is in process of being delivered of child;

puerperium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  childbirth, delivery; offspring born at a single delivery;

puerperus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of childbirth;

puertia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  childhood, boyhood; callowness, childish nature; state/fact of being boy;

puerulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  little boy;

puga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  rump, buttocks; (usu. pl.); (pure Latin nates);

pugil*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boxer, pugilist;

pugilatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fighting with the caestus; boxing;

pugilator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  boxer;

pugilatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  boxing;

pugillare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  writing-tablets (pl.); (those small enough to be held in the hand);

pugillaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  hand-holdable; that can be held in hand;

pugillaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  writing-tablets (pl.); (those small enough to be held in the hand);

pugillatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fistable; can be struck with the fist;

pugillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  handful, what can be held in a fist;

pugilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  box;

pugilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  handful, a amount that can be held in the hand/fist;

pugio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- war --- lesser ---]

  dagger;

pugiunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  little dagger;

pugna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  battle, fight;

pugnacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bellicosity, aggressiveness; desire to fight; pugnacity; aggression;

pugnaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  fortress;

pugnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- lesser ---]

  fighter, combatant;

pugnax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pugnacious;

pugneus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of the fist;

pugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  fight; dispute; [pugnatum est => the battle raged];

pugnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fist;

pulcer*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  pretty; beautiful; handsome; noble, illustrious;

pulchellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pretty;

pulcher*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pretty; beautiful; handsome; noble, illustrious;

pulchre*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fine, beautifully;

pulchresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  grow beautiful;

pulchritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  beauty, excellence;

pulcre*

  adv. [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  aptly; finely; nicely; (often used at beginning of sentence);

pulcritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beauty, attractiveness;

pulegium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fleabane, penny-royal;

puleium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fleabane, penny-royal;

pulenta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  barley-meal/groats; hulled and crushed grain; parched grain (Douay);

pulex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flea; insect that attacks plants;

pulicaris*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flea-; flea-bearing;

pulicarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flea-; flea-bearing;

pullarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keeper of the sacred chickens;

pullatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  clad in dirty or black garments;

pullulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sprout, send forth new growth; spring forth;

pullum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  dark-gray cloth(es) (as pl.);

pullus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chicken, young hen;

pullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blackish, dark colored, of undyed wool as worn in morning;

pulmentarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relish;

pulmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  appetizer, small meat/fish starter portion; savory; relish/condiment/food (L+S);

pulmo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  lungs (sg. or pl.); [~ marinus => lung-like marine creature, kind of jellyfish];

pulmoneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  of the lungs; spongy;

pulpa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flesh;

pulpamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flesh, esp. tit-bits;

pulpitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stage, wooden platform (for performance); lectern/pulpit/bookstand; desk (Cal);

puls*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meal, porridge, mush (used in sacrifice and given to sacred chickens);

pulsabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  buffer;

pulsatilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  produced by beating; (Erasmus);

pulsatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  striking; beating; D:playing;

pulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beat; pulsate;

pulsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stroke; beat; pulse; impulse;

pultiphagus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  porridge-eater;

pulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  knock, strike;

pulvereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dusty;

pulverizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pulverize;

pulverulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dusty;

pulvillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little pillow;

pulvinar*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cushioned couch (on which images of the gods were placed); couch for deity;

pulvinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cushion-shaped; B:swelling;

pulvinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cushion/pillow; raised bed of earth; raised border; bath back; platform/socket;

pulvis*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dust, powder; sand;

pulvisculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fine dust; dust-and-all;

pumex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pumice stone, similar volcanic rock; (esp. used to polish books/depilatory);

pumiceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of pumice stone or similar volcanic rock;

pumico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  polish/rub smooth with pumice stone; (esp. book);

pumicosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  resembling pumice stone;

pumilio*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dwarf;

pumilus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dwarf;

punctatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  punctuated; pointed;

punctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with the point;

punctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser L&S]

  puncture; pricking pain;

punctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  point; dot/spot; small hole/puncture; pin prick; sting; vote/tick; tiny amount;

punctum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Cal]

  point; full-stop; period (sign of punctuation);

pungo*

  gere, pepugi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prick, puncture; sting (insect); jab/poke; mark with points/pricks; vex/trouble;

pungo*

  gere, upugi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prick, puncture; sting (insect); jab/poke; mark with points/pricks; vex/trouble;

punicans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  inclining to bright red; red/reddish/ruddy (L+S); blushing; Punic, Carthaginian;

Punicanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made in the Punic style/manner; Punic, Carthaginian;

Puniceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa uncommon OLD]

  Carthaginian, Punic; [Puniceum pomum/Punicum malum => pomegranate];

puniceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scarlet, crimson;

Punicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa frequent OLD]

  Carthaginian, Punic; of/associated with Carthage; scarlet, bright red;

punio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  punish (person/offense), inflict punishment; avenge, extract retribution;

punio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  punish (person/offense), inflict punishment; avenge, extract retribution;

punitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  punisher, one who punishes; one who extracts retribution; avenger;

punnulis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare trans]

  small/little wing/feather; little fin; skirt (of garment) (Souter);

Punus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Africa uncommon SrcZ]

  Carthaginian; Phoenician; (specifically Hannibal);

Punus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Africa uncommon SrcZ]

  Carthaginian, Punic; Phoenician;

pupa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little girl; a doll;

pupilla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  orphan girl, ward, minor;

pupilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  pupil of the eye;

pupillaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of a ward/orphan; of/involving/suitable to minor under care of a guardian;

pupillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  orphan, ward;

puplicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  public; (publicus);

puppis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stern/aft (of ship); poop; ship; back (L+S); [a ~ => abaft];

pupula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pupil of the eye;

pupulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  little boy; puppet;

purgamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  impurity, that which is cleaned away; means of purification, which cleans;

purgamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sweepings, rubbish, filth;

purgatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  purification;

purgatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  purgatory;

purgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  make clean, cleanse; excuse;

purificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  purification, purifying; making (something) ritually clean;

purifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  purify/make ceremonially/ritually pure; clean/clear; free of dirt/encumbrances;

purismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  purism;

purista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  purist;

puritanismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Puritanism;

puritanus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  Puritan;

purpura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  purple color, purple; purple dye; purple-dyed cloth;

purpuratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  courtier; purple-clad attendant;

purpuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dressed in purple;

purpureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  purple, dark red;

purulente*

  adv. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  purulently; festeringly;

purulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  festering; purulent;

purum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  clear/bright/unclouded sky;

purus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - pure, clean, unsoiled; free from defilement/taboo/stain; blameless, innocent;

  - chaste, unpolluted by sex; plain/unadulterated; genuine; absolute; refined;

  - clear, limpid, free of mist/cloud; ringing (voice); open (land); net; simple;

pus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pus; foul/corrupt matter (from a sore); bitterness, gall, venom (Cas);

pusa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  girl; little girl;

pusillanimis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  fainthearted, timid, pusillanimous; discouraged/worried (Souter); meanspirited;

pusillanimitas*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  faintheartedness, timidity, cowardness, lack of courage; despondency;

pusillanimus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare Sou]

  fainthearted, timid, pusillanimous; discouraged/worried (Souter); meanspirited;

pusillianimis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  fainthearted, timid, pusillanimous; discouraged/worried (Souter); meanspirited;

pusillitas*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  tininess/insignificance; pettiness (Souter); trifling thing; faintheartedness;

pusillulus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very little/small;

pusillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small/tiny/little amount; trifle (L+S); little while; very little;

pusillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - tiny, wee, very small (amount/degree/extent); miniature, on a tiny scale;

  - petty, trifling, insignificant; petty/mean/ungenerous (person/character);

pusio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  boy; little boy (L+S); youth, lad;

pussula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  inflamed sore/blister/pustule; small prominence of a surface, bubble;

pustula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  inflamed sore/blister/pustule; small prominence of a surface, bubble;

pusula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  inflamed sore/blister/pustule; small prominence of a surface, bubble;

pusus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  boy; little boy (L+S);

putamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cutting, paring, shell;

putatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- agri --- uncommon SrcZ]

  pruning (Collins);

putator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pruner;

puteal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  structure surrounding the mouth of a well (in the Comitium at Rome);

putealis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  derived from a well;

puteo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stink, be rotten/putrid; smell bad; rot/decompose (in such a way as to stink);

puter*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rotten, decaying; stinking, putrid, crumbling;

putesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin to rot, go off;

puteulanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  blue;

puteus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  well;

putidiusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat sickening;

putidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rotten/decaying; foul/stinking; unpleasant/offensive/tiresome/affected/pedantic;

puto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  think, believe, suppose, hold; reckon, estimate, value; clear up, settle;

putorius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skunk;

putredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  putrefaction, rottenness; [w/vulnerum => festering wound];

putrefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cause to rot/decay/crumble/disintegrate; putrefy; make friable; soften;

putrefactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rotting;

putrefio*

  fere, -, factum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make rotten; (passive form of putrefacio);

putrefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be/become rotten/decayed/putrefied/crumbled/softened/soft; (putrefacio PASS);

putresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rot, putrefy, be in a state of decay;

putridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rotten, decayed;

putris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rotten, decaying; stinking, putrid, crumbling;

putro*

  rere, rui, ritum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  decay, rot, putrefy; fester; become stale (water)/loose (soil); crumble, molder;

putus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pure, unmixed, unadulterated;

puxis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small box/casket (originally boxwood) for medicine; iron heel on pestle (L+S);

pycnostylon*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  close-columned;

pycnostylos*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  close-columned;

pycta*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  boxer;

pyctes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  boxer;

pyelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tub;

pyga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  rump, buttocks; (usu. pl.); (pure Latin nates);

pygarg*

  m., N2.7 thing [--- agri --- uncommon SrcW]

  creature with white rump, pygarg; kind of antelope (addax?); kind of eagle/hawk;

pygargus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  creature with white rump, pygarg; kind of antelope (addax?); kind of eagle/hawk;

pylorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  pylorus, lower orifice of stomach, opening from stomach to duodenum;

pyra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funeral pile, pyre;

pyramis*

  f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pyramid;

pyrauloplanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  jet, jet plane;

Pyrenaeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Pyrenees (w/montes);

pyrethrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon SrcZ]

  Spanish camomile (Collins);

pyrites*

  f., N1.7 thing [late science --- Pliny L&S]

  flint; millstone; iron sulfide;

pyrius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fiery; pyrogenic; [pulvis pyrius => gunpowder];

pyrobolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  bomb;

pyrobolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  bomb;

pyromis*

  f., N3.9 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  pyramid;

pyropus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  alloy of gold and bronze; red precious stone;

pyrrhica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrrhice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrrhicha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrrhiche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrrhichius*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- uncommon L&S]

  pyrrhic, poetical foot of two short syllables;

pyrrica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrrice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrricha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrriche*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  kind of war-dance or reel; dance in armor (L+S); Pyrrhic dance;

pyrricius*

  a, um, adj. [late poet --- uncommon L&S]

  pyrrhic, poetical foot of two short syllables;

Pythagoricus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  Pythagorean, follower of Pythagoras or his philosophy;

Pythagoricus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  Pythagorean; of follower of Pythagoras or his philosophy;

Python*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  familiar spirit/demon possessing soothsayer; soothsayer; snake slain at Delphi;

pythonicus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  prophetic; magical;

pythonissa*

  f., N1.1 person [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  witch; sorceress;

pytisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wine spit; that which is spat out when wine-tasting;

pytisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spit out wine; to spit out wine after tasting;

pyxis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small box/casket (originally boxwood) for medicine; iron heel on pestle (L+S);

pyxis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small box/casket (originally boxwood) for medicine; iron heel on pestle (L+S);

Q*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Quintus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Q.);

qua*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  where; by which route;

quaad*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  how long?, to what point in time?; for as great a distance as, for as long as;

quacumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever; in whatever part/manner, however; by whatever route/way;

quacunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever; in whatever part/manner, however; by whatever route/way;

quadamtenus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  to a certain point/extent; in some measure; only so far (L+S); to a limit;

quadantenus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  to a certain point/extent; in some measure; only so far (L+S); to a limit;

quadra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  square table;

quadragenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of forty;

quadragensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  fortieth;

quadragensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  fortieth;

quadragesima*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  Lent; Christian fast of forty days;

quadraginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  forty;

quadrangulatus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- lesser L&S]

  quadrangular, having four sides;

quadrangulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  quadrangle, plane figure having four sides;

quadrangulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  quadrangular, having four sides;

quadrans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fourth part, a quarter; 1/4 as, small coin, "farthing";

quadrantal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  unit of liquid measure having volume a cubic Roman foot, amphora; cube/di;

quadrantalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- Pliny OLD]

  quarter-foot, measuring quarter of Roman foot;

quadrantarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  quarter-, of/relating to a quarter; costing quarter as (fee for baths);

quadratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  square; S:quadrature (astronomy);

quadratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  squared, squareset;

quadriangulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  quadrangular, having four sides;

quadrichordum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later drama --- veryrare Sou]

  quadrichord/tetrachord, 4-stringed musical instrument;

quadriduum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  period of four days; [~o => in the four days from now, within four day of];

quadriennium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  period of four years;

quadrifariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in four parts;

quadrifarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  four-fold;

quadrifidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  four-divided; split into four;

quadriga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  four horse chariot (sg. or pl.); chariot team of four horses; any team;

quadrigarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chariot racer; chariot driver in circus;

quadrigarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a racing charioteer;

quadrigatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stamped with the figure of a four-horse chariot;

quadrigula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  little team of four horse (pl.)s;

quadrijugis*

  is, e, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  of team of four (poetical);

quadrijugus*

  m., N2.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  four-horse team (pl.); (Plautus);

quadrijugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  yoked four abreast; of team of four (poetical);

quadrilateralus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  four-sided; quadrilateral;

quadrilibris*

  is, e, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  weighing four pounds(Plautus);

quadrimulus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  four-years-old (Plautus; of quadrimus);

quadrimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  four years old;

quadrin*

  num. dist [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  four each/apiece/times/fold (how many each);

quadringenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of four hundred each;

quadringentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  four hundredth;

quadringentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  four hundredth;

quadringenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  four hundred;

quadripertitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  divided into four parts, quadripartite, fourfold;

quadriplex*

  , adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  fourfold; having four parts/aspects; four times as much; multiplied by four;

quadriporticus*

  m/f., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  cloister;

quadriremis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having four oars to each bench/banks of oars;

quadriremis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quadrireme, vessel having four oars to each bench/banks of oars;

quadrivium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  place where four roads meet; crossroads;

quadrivium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Bee]

  quadrivium, 2nd group of 7 liberal arts (arithmetic/geometry/astronomy/music);

quadro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  square up, make square/suitable; square/fit; quadruple; form rectangular shape;

quadrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  square; square section; regular shape or form; car-frame (Cal);

quadrupedans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  galloping;

quadrupertitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  divided into four parts, quadripartite, fourfold;

quadrupes*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quadruped;

quadrupes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  four-footed;

quadruplator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  multiplier by four; an exaggerator; an informer;

quadruplex*

  , adj. [--- science --- common OLD]

  fourfold; having four parts/aspects; four times as much; multiplied by four;

quadruplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quadruple; multiply by four;

quadruplo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  be informer;

quadruplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  four times the amount;

quadruplus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fourfold;

quadrus*

  a, um, adj. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  square;

quadruvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  place where four roads meet; crossroads;

quaerito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seek, search for;

quaero*

  rere, esivi, esitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  search for, seek, strive for; obtain; ask, inquire, demand;

quaesitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inquisition;

quaesitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  question, inquiry; gain, acquisition, earnings;

quaesitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  special, sought out, looked for; select; artificial, studied, affected;

quaeso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  beg, ask, ask for, seek;

quaesticulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small profit;

quaestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  questioning, inquiry; investigation;

quaestiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little question;

quaestor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quaestor; state treasurer; quartermaster general;

quaestorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  quaestor's residence;

quaestorius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ex-quaestor;

quaestorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a quaestor;

quaestuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  profitable;

quaestura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quaestorship; public money;

quaestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gain, profit;

qualibet*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  where you will, anywhere, by any road you like; anyway, as you please;

qualifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  qualify, invest with a quality/qualities;

qualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  what kind/sort/condition (of); what is (he/it) like; what/how excellent a ...;

qualislibet*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of what sort you will;

qualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  character/nature, essential/distinguishing quality/characteristic; G:mood;

qualiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as, just as; in what/which way/state/manner (INTERJ), how;

qualitercumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  no matter how; in whatever manner; howsoever (L+S); be it as it may;

qualitercunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  no matter how; in whatever manner; howsoever (L+S); be it as it may;

qualubet*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  where you will, anywhere, by any road you like; anyway, as you please;

qualum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wicker basket;

qualus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wicker basket;

quam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  how, how much; as, than; [quam + superlative => as ... as possible];

quam*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  how, than;

quamde*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  how, how much; as; (archaic form of quam);

quamdiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - for how long?; how long (ago)?; how long!, what a long time!; until; as long as;

  - for the preceding period until; up to the time that; inasmuch as; (quam diu);

quamlibet*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  however, however much;

quamobrem*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  why, for what reason, on what account; on account of which, where/there-fore;

quamprimum*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  to the highest degree possible;

quamquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  though, although; yet; nevertheless;

quamtocius*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  as soon as possible; completely (?), all (Nelson);

quamtotius*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  as soon as possible; completely (?), all (Nelson);

quamvis*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  however much; although;

quamvis*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  however much; although;

quandiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - for how long?; how long (ago)?; how long!, what a long time!; until; as long as;

  - for the preceding period until; up to the time that; inasmuch as; (quam diu);

quandiucumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  for as long as; (rel adv);

quandius*

  adv. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  for as long as; up to the time that;

quando*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  when (interog), at what time; at any time (indef adv);

quando*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  when, since, because; [si quando => if ever];

quandocumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, at whatever time; at some time or other/any time; as often/soon as;

quandocunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, at whatever time; at some time or other/any time; as often/soon as;

quandoque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, at whatever time; at some time or other/any time/ever; whereas;

quandoquidem*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  since, seeing that;

quanquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  though, although; yet; nevertheless;

quantillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  how little?;

quantitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  magnitude/multitude, quantity, degree, size; (specified) amount/quantity/sum;

quantitativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  quantitative;

quanto*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (by) how much;

quantocius*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  the_sooner/quicker the_better;

quantopere*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  how greatly; in what degree;

quantulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  how small/trifling an amount/matter; what a small/trifling thing/amount/matter;

quantulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  how small/little/trifling a ...; how small!; of what (small) size;

quantum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so much as; how much; how far;

quantumcumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  as far as; to whatever degree;

quantumvis*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to as great a degree as you like, as much/long as you like; however; although;

quantus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  how great; how much/many; of what size/amount/degree/number/worth/price;

quantusvis*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to as great a degree as you like, as much/long as you like; however; although;

quantuvis*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  as great as you please, however great;

quapropter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wherefore, why, for what?;

quaqua*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever; in every place/point at/through which; [~ versus => on all sides];

quare*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  in what way? how? by which means, whereby; why; wherefore, therefore, hence;

quartadecem*

  num. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  fourteen;

quartadecimamus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  man of fourteenth legion; heretic celebrating Easter 14th day of 1st moon;

quartadecimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare Sex]

  14th legion soldier; (see also quartadecuman-)

quartadecumamus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  man of fourteenth legion; heretic celebrating Easter 14th day of 1st moon;

quartadecumanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the fourteenth legion;

quartanus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  4th legion soldier; men (pl.) of the 14th legion;

quartarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fourth part of a sextarius;

quartusdecimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fourteenth;

quarzeus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  in quartz;

quarzicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  quartz-adjusted;

quasi*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  as if, just as if, as though; as it were; about;

quasi*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as if, just as if, as though; as it were; about;

quasillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little basket;

quasillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little basket;

quassatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violent shaking;

quasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shake repeatedly; wave, flourish; batter; weaken;

quassus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaking, battered, bruised;

quatefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shake, weaken;

quatenus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  how far/long?, to what point; to what extent; where; while, so far as; since;

quater*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  four times (number/degree); on four occasions; (how often); time and again;

quaternarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval drama --- uncommon L&S]

  containing/consisting of four; of 4 each (L+S); quaternary; [numerus ~ => 4];

quaternio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  number four; 4 on a di; group of 4 (men/things); quaterion/body of 4 soldiers;

quatinus*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  how far/long?, to what point; to what extent; where; while, so far as; since;

quatio*

  tere, -, assum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  shake;

quatriduum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  period of four days; [~o => in the four days from now, within four day of];

quattor*

  num. card [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  four;

quattuor*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  four;

quattuordecim*

  num. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fourteen; (the 14 front theater rows reserved for equestrian order);

quattuorvir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  body of four men/officials (pl.); board of chief magistrates;

quattuorviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  quattuorvir's office;

quatuor*

  num. card [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  four;

quatuordecim*

  num. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fourteen;

que*

  conj. [medieval --- --- uncommon trans]

  and; (while properly attached as enclitic sometimes copyists make mistakes);

quemadmodum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  in what way, how; as, just as; to the extent that;

queo*

  uire, uivi, uitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be able;

quercetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  oak forest;

querceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  oaken, of oak;

quercus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  oak, oak-tree; oak wood/timber/object; oak leaf garland (honor); sea-oak;

querela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  complaint, grievance; illness; difference of opinion; lament; blame (Plater);

querella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  complaint, grievance; illness; difference of opinion; lament; blame (Plater);

queribundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  complaining, plaintive;

querimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complaint, "difference of opinion";

querito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complain; make a public outcry, cry out in protest; complain excessively;

querneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  oaken;

quernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of oak, made of oak wood;

quero*

  rere, -, estum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  complain; protest, grumble, gripe; make formal complaint in court of law;

querquerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  shivering;

querquetulanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of an oak forest;

querulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complaining, querulous; giving forth a mournful sound;

questus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complaint;

qui*

  pron. rel [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who; that; which, what; of which kind/degree; person/thing/time/point that;

qui*

  pron. interr [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/what/which?, what/which one/man/person/thing? what kind/type of?;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/whatever, everyone who, all that, anything that;

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - any; anyone/anything, any such; unspecified some; (after si/sin/sive/ne);

  - who?, which?, what?; what kind of?;

qui*

  pron. rel [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who; that; which, what; of which kind/degree; person/thing/time/point that;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/whatever, everyone who, all that, anything that;

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - any; anyone/anything, any such; unspecified some; (after si/sin/sive/ne);

  - who?, which?, what?; what kind of?;

qui*

  pron. interr [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/what/which?, what/which one/man/person/thing? what kind/type of?;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; whoever you pick; something (or other); any (NOM S);

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; whoever you pick; something (or other); any (NOM S);

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  any; anyone/anything, any such; unspecified some; (after si/sin/sive/ne);

qui*

  pron. rel [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who; that; which, what; of which kind/degree; person/thing/time/point that;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - anyone/anybody/anything; whoever you pick; something (or other); any (NOM S);

  - who/whatever, everyone who, all that, anything that;

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - any; anyone/anything, any such; unspecified some; (after si/sin/sive/ne);

  - who?, which?, what?; what kind of?;

qui*

  pron. interr [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/what/which?, what/which one/man/person/thing? what kind/type of?;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; whoever you pick; something (or other); any (NOM S);

qui*

  pron. rel [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who; that; which, what; of which kind/degree; person/thing/time/point that;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/whatever, everyone who, all that, anything that;

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - any; anyone/anything, any such; unspecified some; (after si/sin/sive/ne);

  - who?, which?, what?; what kind of?;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  anyone/anybody/anything; whoever you pick; something (or other); any (NOM S);

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  any; anyone/anything, any such; unspecified some; (after si/sin/sive/ne);

qui*

  pron. rel [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who; that; which, what; of which kind/degree; person/thing/time/point that;

qui*

  pron. interr [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who/what/which?, what/which one/man/person/thing? what kind/type of?;

qui*

  pron. indef [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - anyone/anybody/anything; whoever you pick; something (or other); any (NOM S);

  - who/whatever, everyone who, all that, anything that;

qui*

  pron. adject [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  who?, which?, what?; what kind of?;

qui*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  how?; how so; in what way; by what/which means; whereby; at whatever price;

quia*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  because;

quianam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  why ever?;

quiddam*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  something;

quidditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- common Def]

  quiddity, what a thing is, essence of a thing; (answers question quid est res);

quidem*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  indeed (postpositive), certainly, even, at least; ne...quidem -- not...even;

quidnam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  what? how?;

quidni*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  why not?;

quies*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  quiet, calm, rest, peace; sleep;

quiesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  rest, keep quiet/calm, be at peace/rest; be inactive/neutral; permit; sleep;

quiete*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quietly, peacefully, calmly, serenely;

quietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at rest; quiet, tranquil, calm, peaceful; orderly; neutral; still; idle;

quin*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  why not, in fact;

quin*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so that not, without; that not; but that; that; [quin etiam => moreover];

quinaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  five quarter-digit bore of pipe used as measure of capacity;

quinarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  quinarius (Roman coin worth five asses, half a denarius);

quinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  containing five each; grouped-by-fives; made of sheet five digits wide (pipe);

quinct*

  num. ord [early --- --- veryfreq G+L]

  five;

Quinctilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  July (month/mensis); abb. Quin.?; renamed Julius in 44 BC; in 5th place;

Quinctius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Quinctian; of Quinctius gens;

quincunx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quincunx, the five on dice; 5/12, esp. of an as = 5 unciae;

quindecim*

  num. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fifteen;

quindecimprimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  fifteen senators (pl.) of a municipium;

quindecimvir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  one of board of fifteen magistrates;

quindecimviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  of the quindecimviri (board of fifteen magistrates);

quingentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  five hundredth;

quingentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  five hundredth;

quingenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  five hundred;

quinimmo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  indeed, in fact; but truly; but/and more/furthermore;

quinquagenarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  captain of 50 men (Israelite), officer commanding 50 men;

quinquagenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  containing/consisting of 50; from 50 digit sheet; 50 digit square; 50 years old;

quinquagensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  fiftieth;

quinquagensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  fiftieth;

quinquaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fifty;

quinquangulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  five-cornered;

Quinquatrus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  Minerva festival;

quinque*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  five;

Quinquegentianus*

  n., N2.1 group [late --- Africa veryrare trans]

  Five_Nations; (league of desert people against Romans - 3rd century Mauretania);

quinquennalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  occurring every five years; lasting for five years; (officials/offices);

quinquennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  five years old; lasting five years; occurring once every five years;

quinquennium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  period of five years; (sometimes applied by old inclusive rule to four years);

quinquepartitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  in five portions; fivefold;

quinquepertitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in five portions, fivefold;

quinqueprimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  five chief senators (pl.) in a municipium;

quinqueremis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  quinquereme (w/navis), large galley with 5 rowers to each room/banks of oars;

quinqueremis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  quinquereme, large galley with five rowers to each room or five banks of oars;

quinquevir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  one of board of five;

quinqueviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  office of quinquevir;

quinquiplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  multiply by five;

Quint*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  July (month/mensis understood); abb. Quint.??; renamed to Julius in 44 BC;

quintadecem*

  num. [medieval --- --- uncommon trans]

  fifteen;

quintadecimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the fifteenth legion;

quintadecumanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  soldiers of the fifteenth legion;

quintana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  road (w/via) in a Roman camp between fifth and sixth maniples (used as market);

quintanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon OLD]

  soldiers of the fifth legion;

quintanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to the 5th; falling on 5th of month; occurring at intervals of 5;

quintarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of/connected to the 5th; occurring at intervals of 5 centuriae (surveying);

quinticeps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  five-peaked;

Quintilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  July (month/mensis); abb. Quin.??; renamed Julius in 44 BC; in 5th place;

Quintilius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Quintilius; (Roman gens name); (P. ~ Varus general annihilated in 9 AD);

Quintilius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Quintilius; (Roman gens name); (P. ~ Varus general annihilated in 9 AD);

quintum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  for the fifth time;

Quintus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Quintus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Q.);

quinymo*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  indeed, in fact; but truly; rather (Nelson); (= quinimmo);

quippe*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  of course; as you see; obviously; naturally; by all means;

quippini*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  why not;

Quirinale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  festival (pl.) in honor of Quirinus/Romulus, celebrated 17th of February;

Quiris*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  citizens (pl.) of Rome collectively in their peacetime functions;

quiris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spear (Sabine word);

Quiris*

  m., N3.3 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inhabitants (pl.) of the Sabine town Cures; Romans in their civil capacity;

quiritatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shriek, scream;

quiritatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  plaintive cry; wail;

quirito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  complain; make a public outcry, cry out in protest; complain excessively;

quisquilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rubbish (pl.), sweepings, refuse;

qum*

  prep. +abl [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - with, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attached;

  - under command/at the head of; having/containing/including; using/by means of;

quo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  where, to what place; to what purpose; for which reason, therefore;

quo*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whither, in what place, where;

quoad*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as long as, until;

quoadusque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  until that;

quocirca*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on account of which; wherefore;

quocumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever, to/in any place/quarter to which/whatever, whithersoever; anywhere;

quocunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever, to/in any place/quarter to which/whatever, whithersoever; anywhere;

quod*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with respect to which;

quod*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  because, as far as, insofar as; [quod si => but if];

quodammodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in a certain way, in a certain measure;

quodnisi*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  but if not; and if not; (introduces conditional); (quodnisi = quod nisi);

quodsi*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  but if; and if; (introduces conditional); (quodsi = quod si)

quoiquoimodi*

  adv. [early --- --- common L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

quojas*

  , adj. [archaic --- --- common OLD]

  of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S);

quojatis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of what country/town/locality?; whence? (L+S);

quojus*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- --- common L&S]

  of whom?, whose?; (interrogative); of/pertaining to whom, whose (relative);

quojuscemodi*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of what kind/sort/nature soever;

quojusquemodi*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of whatever kind/sort/nature;

quolibet*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whithersoever you please;

quom*

  adv. [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - when, at the time/on each occasion/in the situation that; after; since/although;

  - as soon; while, as (well as); whereas, in that, seeing that; on/during which;

quom*

  prep. +abl [early --- --- lesser OLD]

  - with, together/jointly/along/simultaneous with, amid; supporting; attached;

  - under command/at the head of; having/containing/including; using/by means of;

quominus*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that not, from (quo minus);

quomodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  how, in what way; just as;

quomodocumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  however, no matter what way; in whatever way; somehow; in some degree or other;

quomodocunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  however, no matter what way; in whatever way; somehow; in some degree or other;

quomodonam*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  how then?;

quonam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to whatever place;

quondam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  formerly, once, at one time; some day, hereafter;

quoniam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  because, since, seeing that;

quopiam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  somewhere;

quoquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to any place, anywhere;

quoque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  likewise/besides/also/too; not only; even/actually; (after word emphasized);

quoquo*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever, in whatever place/direction; whatever; anywhere; in each direction;

quoquomodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in whatever way; however (quoquo modo);

quoquomque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wherever, to/in any place/quarter to which/whatever, whithersoever; anywhere;

quoquoversum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in every direction; in every way;

quoquoversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in every direction; in every way;

quor*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  why, wherefore, for what reason? (impatience); on account of which? because;

quorsom*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whither, in what direction; to what place/action/point/end; with what view?

quorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whither, in what direction; to what place/action/point/end; with what view?

quorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whither, in what direction; to what place/action/point/end; with what view?

quosum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whither, in what direction; to what place/action/point/end; with what view?

quot*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  how many; of what number; as many;

quotannis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  every year, yearly;

quotcumque*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  whatever number of; as many as; however many;

quotcunque*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  whatever number of; as many as; however many;

quotenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  how many (pl.);

quotidianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  daily, everyday; usual/habitual, normal/regular; ordinary/common/unremarkable;

quotidie*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  daily, every day; day by day; usually, ordinarily, commonly;

quotiens*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  how often; as often as;

quotienscumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, every time that; however often, as often as;

quotienscunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, every time that; however often, as often as;

quotiensquonque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  whenever, every time that; however often, as often as;

quoties*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  how often; as often as;

quotiescumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, every time that; however often, as often as;

quotiescunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  whenever, every time that; however often, as often as;

quotiesquonque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  whenever, every time that; however often, as often as;

quotlibet*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  as many as please; as many as one will;

quotomus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of what number (Plautus);

quotquot*

  num. card [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  however many;

quotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  quotient (math.);

quotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  what number of?; how many?; what ever number of, as many as; the number that;

quotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon ---]

  having what position in a numerical series?, bearing what proportion to;

quotusquisque*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  how few;

quousque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  until what time? till when? how long?;

qur*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  why, wherefore, for what reason? (impatience); on account of which?; because;

quum*

  prep. +abl [late --- --- common L&S]

  with, together with, at the same time with; under; at; along with, amid;

quum*

  conj. [late --- --- common L&S]

  when, while, as, since, although; as soon;

quur*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  why, wherefore, for what reason? (impatience); on account of which?; because;

R*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  Roman (abb.); (E.Q.R. = Eques Romanus); Rufus;

rabbi*

  m., N9.9 person [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  rabbi; teacher, master; (Hebrew);

rabbinus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  rabbi;

rabboni*

  m., N9.9 person [late eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  rabbi; teacher, master; (Hebrew);

rabidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mad, raging, frenzied, wild;

rabies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  madness;

rabio*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  rave; be mad;

rabiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ravioli;

rabiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  madly; in a frenzied manner;

rabiosulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather furious;

rabiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rabid (dogs), mad; lunatic, raving mad, frenzied;

rabula*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bawling advocate;

raca*

  , adj. [later eccl NearEast veryrare Sou]

  foolish, empty; Hebrew word of contempt (Linddell+Scott);

racana*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  garment; wrap;

racemifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bearing clusters;

racemus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bunch/cluster (of grapes or other fruit);

racha*

  , adj. [later eccl NearEast veryrare Sou]

  foolish, empty; Hebrew word of contempt (Linddell+Scott);

rachana*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  garment; wrap;

racialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  racial;

radaricus*

  a, um, adj. [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  of radar;

radiatilis*

  is, e, adj. [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  radio-transmitted;

radiatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  radiator;

radicalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  radical;

radicalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  radicalism;

radicatus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  rooted; having roots, having found a home;

radicitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by the roots, utterly, completely; at the root; with the roots (L+S), radically;

radico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  take root; grow roots;

radicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  little root;

radio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  beam, shine; radiate light;

radio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beam, shine; radiate light;

radioactivitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  radioactivity;

radioactivus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  radioactive;

radioelectricus*

  a, um, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  radioelectric;

radiographema*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  X-ray;

radiographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  X-ray;

radiologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  radiology;

radiologicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  radiological;

radiologus*

  m., N2.1 person [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  radiologist;

radiophonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  radiotelephony;

radiophonicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  radiophonic;

radiophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  radio (device);

radiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  beam-emitting;

radiotherapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern bio --- uncommon Cal]

  radiotherapy;

radius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  ray; rod;

radix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  root; base; square-root (math);

rado*

  dere, asi, asum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shave; scratch, scrape; coast by;

raeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  four wheeled wagon;

raedarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coachman;

raffinatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  refinement;

ramale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brushwood (usu. pl.), twigs, sticks, shoots;

ramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shavings (usu. pl.), splinters, chips;

rameus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a bough/boughs/sticks;

ramex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  rupture; lungs (pl.);

ramnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  bramble; (buckthorn?);

ramosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having many branches, branching;

ramulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  twig, little branch/bough;

ramus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  branch, bough;

ramusculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  twig;

rana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frog;

rancens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stinking, putrid;

rancidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather putrid;

rancidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rotten, putrid, nauseating;

ranunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  little frog, tadpole;

rapa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  turnip;

rapacida*

  m., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thief's son;

rapacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  rapacity;

rapax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grasping, rapacious;

raphaninus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/made from radishes;

raphanitis*

  f., N3.7 thing [--- agri Greece Pliny OLD]

  variety of the plant Iris Illyrica;

raphanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  radish; horseradish;

raphanus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  radish; [~ agria => wild plant supposed to be kind of spurge/charlock];

rapiditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  swiftness, rapidity (of movement);

rapidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  rapid, swift;

rapina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  robbery, plunder, booty; rape;

rapio*

  pere, pui, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  drag off; snatch; destroy; seize, carry off; pillage; hurry;

raptim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hurriedly, suddenly;

rapto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drag violently off; ravage;

raptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  robber; plunderer;

raptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plunder; prey;

raptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violent snatching or dragging away; robbery, carrying off, abduction;

rapulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little turnip;

rapum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Cal]

  turnip;

rare*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sparsely, thinly; at wide intervals, loosely; rarely, seldomly;

rarefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make less solid;

rarefactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rarefaction, diminution of density;

rarenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  uncommonly; seldom, rare; (poetic);

raresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thin out, open out; become sparse;

raro*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seldom, rare;

rarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thin, scattered; few, infrequent; rare; in small groups; loose knit;

rasilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  worn smooth, polished;

rasito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shave (off) habitually;

rasorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  razor;

rassismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  racism;

rassista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  racist;

rassisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  racist;

rastellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rake;

rastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drag-hoe;

rastrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  drag-hoe (pl.); (usu. sg. N, pl. M);

ratificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ratification;

ratifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ratify;

ratihabeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ratify;

ratihabitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  approval; ratification;

ratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  account, reckoning, invoice; plan; prudence; method; reasoning; rule; regard;

ratiocinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  reasoning; esp. a form of argument, syllogism;

ratiocinativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  argumentative; syllogistic;

ratiocinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  calculator, accountant;

ratiocinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  accounting; reckoning; reasoning; obligation to render account;

ratiocino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  compute, calculate; argue, infer, conclude;

rationabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rational, possessing powers of reasoning; reasonable, agreeable to reason;

rationabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rationality, quality of possessing reason;

rationabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reasonably, in accordance with reason; according to correct computation (L+S);

rationalabilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  rational, reasonable, logical;

rationalabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Def]

  rationally, reasonably, logically; probably, with probability;

rationalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rational, of/possessing reason; theoretical, dialectical; of accounts;

rationalis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  measurable; that has a ratio; knowing rationally, rational (Def); conceivable;

rationalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  theoretician; accountant;

rationalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rationalism;

rationalista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rationalistic;

rationalisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rationalistic;

rationalizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rationalize;

rationarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  statistical account;

ratis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  raft; ship, boat;

ratiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little reckoning, account; a poor reason; a petty syllogism;

ratus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rat;

ratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  established, authoritative; fixed, certain;

raucisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hoarse-sounding, raucous;

raucus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hoarse; husky; raucous;

raudus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lump, rough piece; piece of bronze, (sometimes a bronze coin);

raudusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small sum of money;

ravacaulis*

  m., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  kohlrabi;

Ravenna*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Ravenna; (port/naval base in NE Italy); (late capital of Western Empire);

ravus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grayish, tawny;

rea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  party in law suit; plaintiff/defendant; culprit/guilty party, debtor; sinner;

reactrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  reactor;

reageo*

  ere, gui, gitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  react;

realis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  real;

realismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  realism;

realista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  realist;

realisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  realistic;

realitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reality;

realiter*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  really;

reapse*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  in truth, really;

reatitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon ELD]

  guilt;

reatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  accusation, charge; state/condition of being accused; dress of accused (L+S);

reatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon ELD]

  guilt;

rebellatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  revolt; rebellion;

rebellatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rebel, she who renews the war;

rebellio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rebellion;

rebellis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insurgent, rebellious;

rebellis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insurgent, rebel;

rebello*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rebel, revolt;

rebito*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turn back; return;

reboo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  resound, re-echo; bellow back; call/cry in answer;

recalcitro*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be disobedient; P:deny access;

recaleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow warm (again);

recalesceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow warm (again);

recalfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make warm again, warm up;

recalvaster*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- veryrare L&S]

  bald in front; that has a bald forehead;

recandesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glow again with heat; become/grow white (again), whiten;

recanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  charm away/back; withdraw, recall, revoke, recant;

recapitulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  recapitulation, restatement of/going over again the main points; summing up;

recapitulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  recapitulate, go over the main points again;

reccido*

  dere, di, casum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fall/sink back, lapse/relapse/revert; fall to earth; come to naught; rebound on;

recedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  recede, go back, withdraw, ebb; retreat; retire; move/keep/pass/slip away;

recello*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  spring back, fly back;

recens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fresh, recent; rested;

recenseo*

  ere, sui, sum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  review/examine/survey/muster; enumerate/count, make census/roll; pass in review;

recenseo*

  ere, sui, situm, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  review/examine/survey/muster; enumerate/count, make census/roll; pass in review;

recenter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lately, newly, recently; freshly;

receptaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  receptacle; place of refuge, shelter;

receptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  recovery; receiving/reception; retention; recording (sounds/pictures Cal);

recepto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recover; receive, admit (frequently);

receptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  receiver, shelterer; concealer/harborer/hider; reconquerer;

receptrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  receiver, she who receives/admits/shelters; concealer, she who harbors/conceals;

receptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  obligation;

receptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  retreat;

recessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  retreat; recess;

recidivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recurring;

recido*

  dere, di, casum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fall/sink back, lapse/relapse/revert; fall to earth; come to naught; rebound on;

recido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cut back/off (to base/tree), prune; cut back/away; get by cutting; curtail;

recingo*

  gere, -, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ungird, unfasten, undo;

recino*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chant back, echo; call out;

recipeo*

  ere, pui, pitum, V2.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  record (sounds, pictures);

reciperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  recovery; regaining; judgment by board of reciperatores/assessors;

reciperativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  relating to/involving recovery; (of disputes over property);

reciperator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  assessor dealing w/disputes between aliens and Romans; recoverer/regainer;

reciperatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  of assessor dealing w/disputes between aliens and Romans; recoverer/regainer;

recipero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restore, restore to health; refresh, recuperate;

recipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  keep back; recover; undertake; guarantee; accept, take in; take back;

reciprocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  returning; reciprocation; G:reciprocal action;

reciproco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  move backwards and forwards; (w/animam) to breathe;

reciprocus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  going backwards and forwards; ebbing (w/mare);

recitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reciter;

recito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  read aloud, recite; name in writing;

reclamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  complaint;

reclamito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reproclaim; proclaim against;

reclamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cry out in protest at;

reclinatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  back (of a couch); chariot seat;

reclinis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leaning back, reclining;

reclino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend back; [se reclinare => lean back, recline];

recludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  open; open up, lay open, disclose, reveal;

recogito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  consider, reflect, think over; examine, inspect;

recognitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  inspection, examination; review; revision (Red); survey; reconnaissance;

recognitor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  juror; editor (White);

recognosco*

  cere, ovi, nitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recognize, recollect;

recolligo*

  gere, legi, lectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recover, gather again, collect;

recolo*

  lere, lui, cultum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cultivate afresh; go over in one's mind;

recomminisco*

  cere, -, mentum, V3.1 dep [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  recollect;

recompenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser Def]

  repay/recompense; compensate for misdeed/wrong; make up for injury/loss; reward;

reconciliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renewal, re-establishment, reconciliation; restoration; reuniting;

reconciliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restorer;

reconcilio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restore; reconcile;

reconcinno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  repair; set right;

reconditus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hidden, concealed; abstruse;

recondo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hide, conceal; put away;

reconflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rekindle;

recoquo*

  uere, oxi, octum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renew by cooking, boil again, rehash; reheat, melt down; forge anew;

recordatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recollection;

recordo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  think over; call to mind, remember;

recreatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  restoration; recovery/convalescence (L+S); refreshment, diversion/entertainment;

recreo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restore, revive;

recrepo*

  are, ui, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sound in answer, resound;

recresco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow again;

recrudesco*

  cere, dui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become raw again; break out/open again/afresh;

recta*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  directly, straight;

recte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vertically; rightly, correctly, properly, well;

rectificatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rectification;

rectifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  rectify, regulate, control, govern/direct by rule/regulation;

rectilineus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  rectilinear; in a straight line;

rectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  government;

rectitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  straightness; uprightness; erect posture; correctness (spelling); rectitude;

rector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  guide, director, helmsman; horseman; driver; leader, ruler, governor;

rectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  virtue; the_right

rectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  right, proper; straight; honest;

recubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare Vul]

  seat; dining/reclining couch;

recubo*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lie down/back, recline, lie on the back;

recudeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reprint;

recumbo*

  bere, ubui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recline, lie at ease, sink/lie/settle back/down; recline at table;

recuperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  recovery; regaining; judgment by board of reciperatores/assessors;

recuperativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  relating to/involving recovery; (of disputes over property);

recuperator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  assessor dealing w/disputes between aliens and Romans; recoverer/regainer;

recuperatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  of assessor dealing w/disputes between aliens and Romans; recoverer/regainer;

recupero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  regain, restore, restore to health; refresh, recuperate;

recuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cure, restore, refresh;

recurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run or hasten back; return; have recourse (to);

recurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run or hasten back; return; have recourse (to);

recurso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keep rebounding/recoiling; keep recurring to the mind;

recursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  running back, retreat, return;

recurvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend back;

recurvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bent back on itself, bent round;

recusatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refusal;

recuso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  reject, refuse, refuse to; object; decline;

recussus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reverberating (Collins);

recutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike so as to cause to vibrate;

redactor*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  editor;

redambulo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  come back;

redamo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  love back; love in return;

redardesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blaze up again;

redarguo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refute; prove untrue;

redauspico*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  retake auspices;

reddo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  return; restore; deliver; hand over, pay back, render, give back; translate;

redemptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  redemption, buying back, ransoming; deliverance;

redemptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  contractor, undertaker, purveyor, farmer; redeemer; one who buys back;

redeo*

  dire, divi, ditum, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  return, go back, give back; fall back on, revert to; respond, pay back;

redhalo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  exhale;

redhibeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  take back;

redico*

  are, -, adicatum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  take root; grow roots;

redigo*

  gere, degi, dactum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive back; reduce; render;

redimiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female headband;

redimio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  encircle with a garland, wreathe around; surround, encircle;

redimo*

  mere, demi, demptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - buy back, recover, replace by purchase; buy up; make good, fulfill (promise);

  - redeem; atone for; ransom; rescue/save; contract for; buy/purchase; buy off;

redimo*

  mere, mi, -, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryfreq SrcW]

  - buy back, recover, replace by purchase; buy up; make good, fulfill (promise);

  - redeem; atone for; ransom; rescue/save; contract for; buy/purchase; buy off;

redintegro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  renew; revive;

redipisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  get back;

reditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  returning; going back;

redituarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  man of means;

reditus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  return, returning; revenue, income, proceeds; produce (Plater);

redivia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  hangnail; whitlow;

redivivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  re-used, secondhand;

redoleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  emit a scent, be odorous;

redomitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tamed again;

redono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  give back again; forgive;

redormio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  go back to sleep, fall asleep again;

redormisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [scholar --- --- veryrare trans]

  go back to sleep, fall asleep again; (Erasmus);

reduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lead back, bring back; restore; reduce;

reductivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reducing;

reductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restorer;

reductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  receding deeply, set back;

reduncus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bent back, curved;

redundantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overflow, overflowing, excessive flow; redundancy; reversal of flow;

redundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overflow; be too numerous;

reduntantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  superfluity; overflowing;

reduvia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  hangnail; whitlow;

redux*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coming back, returning;

refactor*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  remaker;

refectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  dining room; guest chamber (Plater);

refectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restoration/repair; remaking; recouping; refreshment; recovery/convalescence;

refector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  restorer, repairer, renewer; (spiritual of persons);

refectorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  refectory; dining room;

refectorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  refreshing;

refello*

  lere, li, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refute, rebut;

refercio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fill up, stuff/cram full; pack close, condense, mass together;

referendarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  letter-reporter; one who reports all letters to ruler (JFW);

referio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  strike back; P:reflect;

refero*

  rre, ettuli, elatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring/carry back/again/home; move/draw/force back, withdraw; go back, return;

  - report (on), bring back news; record/enter; propose/open debate; assign/count;

  - give/pay back, render, tender; restore; redirect; revive, repeat; recall;

refero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - bring/carry back/again/home; move/draw/force back, withdraw; go back, return;

  - report (on), bring back news; record/enter; propose/open debate; assign/count;

  - give/pay back, render, tender; restore; redirect; revive, repeat; recall;

refero*

  rre, etuli, elatum, V3.2 impers [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  it matters/makes a difference/is of importance; matter/be of importance (PERS);

refertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stuffed, crammed, filled full to bursting with, replete; crowded; loaded;

referveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  boil over;

reficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rebuild, repair, restore;

refigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unfix, unfasten, detach; pull out, take off, tear down;

refingo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  remake; make anew; feign;

reflagito*

  are, -, -, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  redemand;

reflatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  contrary wind;

reflecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend back; turn back; turn round;

reflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blow back again;

refluo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flow back, recede;

refluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flowing back;

refocillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  refreshment; reinvigoration;

refocillatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reviver, she who revives/revivifies(/refreshes/reinvorgates?);

refocillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- lesser OLD]

  revive, revivify; warm to life again; relieve (Ecc);

refocilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  revive, revivify; warm to life again; relieve (Ecc);

reformatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  transformation; E:reformation;

reformido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dread; shun; shrink from; recoil at the sight of;

reformo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transform, remold; form (new shape); restore;

refoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warm again; refresh, revive;

refractariolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat stubborn;

refractio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  refraction;

refragatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  resistance; opposition;

refrago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oppose (candidate/interests); act to disadvantage of; act counter to, mitigate;

refrangibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  refractable;

refreno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curb, check; restrain;

refrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gall; excite again;

refrigeratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  coolness;

refrigerium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rest; relief; cool period; cooling; consolation, mitigation (L+S);

refrigero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make cool;

refrigesco*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow cold, cool down;

refringo*

  gere, regi, ractum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  break open;

refugio*

  gere, refugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  flee back; run away, escape;

refugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refuge;

refugus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fleeing, receding;

refulgeo*

  ere, lsi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flash back, reflect light; shine brightly; gleam, glitter, glisten;

refulgo*

  gere, lsi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flash back, glitter;

refundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pour back;

refutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  refutation;

refutatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  refutation;

refuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  check; refute;

regalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  royal, regal;

regeneratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  regeneration; being born again; [lavacrum ~ => baptism];

regero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry back; throw back; throw back by way of retort;

regia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  palace, court; residence;

regificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fit for a king;

regigno*

  nere, genui, genitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  beget again;

regimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  control, steering; direction;

regina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  queen;

regio*

  f., N3.1 where [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  area, region; neighborhood; district, country; direction;

regionalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  regionalism;

regius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  royal, of a king, regal;

reglutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unstick; rejoin;

regnator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  king, lord;

regnatrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  imperial;

regno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  reign, rule; be king; play the lord, be master;

regnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  royal power; power; control; kingdom;

rego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  rule, guide; manage, direct;

regredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  go back, return, retreat;

regressivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  regressive;

regressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  going back, return;

regula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ruler, straight edge (drawing); basic principle, rule, standard; rod/bar/rail;

regularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  bar-, of/in a bar; formable into bars, ductile (L+S); [aes ~ => bar-copper];

regularis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Sou]

  canonical; regular, usual; containing a regimen; (royal);

regulariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  by way of general rule; according to rule (L+S); regularly (Souter);

regulatim*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  by way of general rule; according to rule (L+S); regularly (Souter);

Regulus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Regulus; (Roman consul captured by Carthaginians);

regulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  petty king, prince; Regulus (Roman consul captured by Carthaginians);

regusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  retaste; taste again;

rehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hold back, seize, catch; blame, reprove;

reicio*

  cere, ejeci, ejectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw back; drive back; repulse, repel; refuse, reject, scorn;

reiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  worthless; useless; wasted;

reimpressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reprint;

reimprimeo*

  ere, mui, mitum, V2.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reprint;

reincarnatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  reincarnation;

rejectaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rejectable;

rejectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  throwing-back; rejection;

rejecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  throw back;

rejicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  throw back; drive back; repulse, repel; refuse, reject, scorn;

relabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall back, vanish;

relanguesco*

  cere, ui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become faint, become weak; sink down;

relapsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  relapse;

relatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  - laying of matter before Senate, such motion; referring back case to magistrate;

  - narration, relating of events, recital; act of carrying back; figure of speech;

  - reference to standard; retorting on accuser; giving oath in reply; repayment;

relationalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  relational;

relative*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  relatively;

relativismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  relativism;

relativisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  relativistic;

relativitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  relativity;

relativus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  relative; referring; having reference/relation;

relator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reporter, journalist;

relatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  narration, telling of events; utterance (of sounds) in reply;

relaxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loosen, widen; relax;

relegatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  banishment;

relego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  read again, reread;

relego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  banish, remove; relegate;

relentesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  slacken off;

relevium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  relief; E:alms; remnant of meal;

relevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  relieve/alleviate/diminish/lighten; ease/refresh; exonerate; raise; lift (eyes);

relictio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  abandoning;

relictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that which is left/forsaken/abandoned/left untouched; the residue/remaining;

relictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forsaken, abandoned, derelict; left untouched;

relicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - that left after subtraction/elimination, remainder, residue, rest; balance owed;

  - mortal remains (pl.); future, things yet to be, subsequent events;

relicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rest of/remaining/available/left; surviving; future/further; yet to be/owed;

relicuum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - that left after subtraction/elimination, remainder, residue, rest; balance owed;

  - mortal remains (pl.); future, things yet to be, subsequent events;

relicuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rest of/remaining/available/left; surviving; future/further; yet to be/owed;

relido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  strike (back); refuse, reject; tear to pieces (Saxo), remove, rub out; destroy;

religatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  binding;

religio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - supernatural constraint/taboo; obligation; sanction; worship; rite; sanctity;

  - reverence/respect/awe/conscience/scruples; religion; order of monks/nuns (Bee);

religiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carefully; reverently; conscientiously;

religiositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  regard for the divine law;

religiosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  religious devotee; member of a religious order (Bee);

religiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pious/devout/religious/scrupulous; superstitious; taboo/sacred; reverent/devout;

religo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tie out of the way; bind fast; moor;

relino*

  nere, nevi, nitum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  unseal;

relinquo*

  uere, iqui, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  leave behind, abandon; (pass.) be left, remain; bequeath;

reliquator*

  m., N3.1 person [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  defaulter; one in arrears;

reliquia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  remains/relics (pl.) (esp. post cremation); remnants/traces/vestiges; survivors;

reliquum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - that left after subtraction/elimination, remainder, residue, rest; balance owed;

  - mortal remains (pl.); future, things yet to be, subsequent events;

reliquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rest of/remaining/available/left; surviving; future/further; yet to be/owed;

reluceo*

  ere, uxi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine out;

relucesco*

  cere, uxi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow bright again;

relucto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  resist, struggle against, make opposition;

remaneo*

  ere, nsi, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stay behind; continue, remain;

remano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  flow back;

remansio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remaining behind;

remedium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  remedy, cure; medicine;

rememoratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  remembrance;

remeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go or come back, return;

remetio*

  ire, -, ensum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go back over;

remex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oarsman, rower;

remigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rowing; oar (Cal);

remigium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rowing, oarage;

remigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- war --- common OLD]

  row, use oars;

remigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  move back; return;

reminisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call to mind, recollect;

remisceo*

  ere, cui, stum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  mix/mingle in; remix/remingle (L+S); mix up/again; intermingle;

remisceo*

  ere, cui, ixtum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  mix/mingle in; remix/remingle (L+S); mix up/again; intermingle;

remisse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - loosely; without vehemence/passion; placidly; unconstrainedly; light-heartedly;

  - half-heartedly/feebly; inattentively; w/laxity of discipline; mildly/leniently;

remissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sending back/away, returning, releasing; abating; forgiveness; remiss;

remissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - relaxed/slack/sagging; loosely spaced; remiss; mild/gentle/free-and-easy/casual;

  - lenient, forbearing; moderate, not intense/potent; low (valuation); fever-free;

remitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  send back, remit; throw back, relax, diminish;

remolio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  push/press/heave back/away;

remollesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become soft again; grow soft;

remollio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  resoften; make soft again; weaken;

remora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  hindrance; delay;

remoramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  delay;

remordeo*

  ere, -, rsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bite back; gnaw, nag;

remoro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delay;

remote*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  far off; at a distance; remotely; distantly;

remotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  remote; distant, far off; removed, withdrawn; removed/freed from;

removeo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  move back; put away; withdraw; remove;

remugio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bellow back, moo in reply; resound;

remulceo*

  ere, lsi, lsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stroke/fold back;

remulcum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tow-rope;

remuneratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  repaying, making payment in return; recompense/reward (L+S); remuneration;

remunero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reward, recompense, remunerate;

remunero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  reward; repay, recompense, remunerate; requite; pay back, retaliate;

remunero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  reward, repay, recompense, remunerate; requite; pay back, retaliate;

remurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  remurmur; murmur back;

remus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- war --- frequent ---]

  oar;

ren*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  kidney(s) (usu. pl.); name of precious stone; (sg. ren not used L+S);

renarro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tell over again;

renascentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rebirth (time);

renasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be born again, be renewed, be revived;

renavigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sail back;

reneo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  unspin; undo;

renidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shining, gleaming;

renideo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine (back), gleam; smile back (at);

renidesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  grow bright;

renito*

  tere, -, isum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  struggle, offer physical resistance; be resistant (substance), not to yield;

rennuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  refuse; disapprove; decline; give a refusal; throw back head/eye/brows as sign;

reno*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reindeer-skin; deerskin garment; fur cloak;

renodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bind back; tie back;

renovamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  renewal;

renovatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  renewal, renewing (w/interest added to principle), refinancing; renovation;

renovo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  renew, restore; revive;

renumero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  repay, pay back; pay out (that owed); report count of;

renuncio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  report, announce; reject; (also renuntio);

renunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little kidney (usu. pl.);

renuntiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - report (official); official election return; notice (Cal);

  - resignation; withdrawal; renunciation;

renuntio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  report, announce; reject;

renuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  refuse; disapprove; decline; give a refusal; throw back head/eye/brows as sign;

renuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  refuse; decline;

reo*

  ere, -, ratum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  think, regard; deem; suppose, believe, reckon;

repagulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  door-bars (pl.);

repandus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread out, flattened back;

reparabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  capable of being recovered or restored;

reparatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  restoration; renewal;

reparco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spare; be sparing; restrain;

reparo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  prepare again; renew, revive;

repastinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  digging up again;

repatrio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  return to one's country; go home again;

repecto*

  tere, exi, exum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  comb back;

repedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  return, go back; retire;

repello*

  lere, ppuli, pulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  drive/push/thrust back/away; repel/rebuff/spurn; fend off; exclude/bar; refute;

repello*

  lere, puli, pulsum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- lesser OLD]

  drive/push/thrust back/away; repel/rebuff/spurn; fend off; exclude/bar; refute;

rependo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weigh/balance (against); weigh out/pat in return; purchase, compensate;

repens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sudden, unexpected;

repente*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  suddenly, unexpectedly;

repentinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sudden, hasty; unexpected;

reperco*

  cere, eperci, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  spare, be sparing, abstain;

reperco*

  cere, rsi, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  spare, be sparing, abstain;

repercussio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rebounding; repercussion;

repercussus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  reverberation; reflection; echo;

repercutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to rebound, reflect, strike against;

reperio*

  ire, pperi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  discover, learn; light on; find/obtain/get; find out/to be, get to know; invent;

repertor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  discoverer, inventor, author;

repertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  discovery; invention; finding again (L+S);

repetitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  repetition;

repetitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reclaimer; one who reclaims;

repetitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  repeated;

repeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  return to; get back; demand back/again; repeat; recall; claim;

repetunda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recovery (pl.) of extorted money;

replebilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  refillable;

replegio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  bail (person); recover security taken for court appearance;

repleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fill again; complete, fill;

repletus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full (of);

replico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  turn/fold/bend back (on); unroll (scroll); unwind (cable); go over and over;

replico*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Saxo]

  repeat; turn/fold/bend back (on); unroll, unwind; go over and over;

replum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  frame;

repo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  creep, crawl;

repono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  put back; restore; store; repeat;

reporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  carry back; report;

reposco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  demand back; claim as one's due;

repositorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  servicing, small table of service;

repositorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tray;

repositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  remote, out of the way;

repostor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  restorer;

repostus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  remote, out of the way;

repotium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drinking (pl.), raveling;

repperio*

  ire, repperi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  discover, learn; light on; find/obtain/get; find out/to be, get to know; invent;

reppertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  discovery; invention; finding again (L+S);

repraesentativus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  representative;

repraesento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  represent, depict; show, exhibit, display; manifest; pay down, pay in cash;

reprehendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hold back, seize, catch; blame;

reprehensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  reprehensible, blameworthy, open to censure; (people/conduct);

reprehensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  blame/reprimand/criticism; censuring/finding fault; refutation; self-correction;

reprehenso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  blamer; critic;

reprensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  blame/reprimand/criticism; censuring/finding fault; refutation; self-correction;

repressor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  restrainer; one who restrains;

reprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  press back, repress; check, prevent, restrain;

reprobatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  rejection; reprobation;

reprobo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  condemn; reject;

reprobus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  base, rejected; rejected/condemned as below standard;

reproductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reproduction (of the living beings);

repromissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  formal promise/guarantee/undertaking;

repromissum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  formal promise/guarantee/undertaking;

repromitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- legal --- common OLD]

  guarantee, give one's word; promise (do/give, that); give formal undertaking;

reptatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  act of crawling;

reptatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  crawled/crept through;

reptile*

  n., N3.4 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  reptile;

reptilis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  creeping; reptile;

repto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  crawl/creep (over); move slowly/lazily/furtively, stroll/saunter, slink, grope;

republicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  republican;

repudiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rejection; refusal;

repudio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reject; repudiate; scorn;

repudium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  repudiation/rejection of prospective spouse, notification of; divorce;

repuerasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  become a boy again; frolic;

repugnantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare L&S]

  resistance, opposition; contradiction; repugnance;

repugno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fight back, oppose; be incompatible with; disagree with;

repulsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  electoral defeat; rebuff;

repulsivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  repulsive;

repulso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive back; reject;

repulsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  reverberation; reflection; echo;

repungo*

  gere, pepugi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reprod; prod again;

repuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  reject;

repurgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  recleanse; clear again; purge away;

reputatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  pondering over (Collins);

reputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  think over, reflect;

requies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rest (from labor), respite; intermission, pause, break; amusement, hobby;

requies*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rest (from labor), respite; intermission, pause, break; amusement, hobby;

requiesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  quiet down; rest; end;

requietio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  rest; repose;

requietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rested; improved by lying fallow;

requirito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  inquire repeatedly; keep asking after;

requiro*

  rere, isivi, isitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  require, seek, ask for; need; miss, pine for;

res*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thing; event/affair/business; fact; cause; property; [~ familiaris => property];

res*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  res; (20th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as R);

resacro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  implore again and again; free from a curse;

resaevio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  rage again;

resaluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  greet back; greet in return;

resanesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be healed;

resarcio*

  ire, rsi, rsum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restore, make good (loss); mend, repair (something damaged);

resarcio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restore, make good (loss); mend, repair (something damaged);

rescindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut out; cut down, destroy; annul; rescind;

rescisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  learn, find out, ascertain; bring to light;

rescribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  write back in reply;

reseantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  residence;

reseantisa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  residence;

reseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut back, trim; reap, cut short;

resecro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  implore again and again; free from a curse;

resemino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reproduce;

resequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reply to;

resero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  open up, unseal, unbar (gate/door), unfasten; make accessible; uncover, expose;

reservo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reserve; spare; hold on to;

reses*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  motionless, inactive, idle, sluggish;

residentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  residence;

residentialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  residential;

resideo*

  ere, sedi, sessum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - sit down/on/in; settle; be perched; remain seated/idle/fixed/in place; squat;

  - abate/subside; be left over/retained, persist/stay; fall back; W:be encamped;

resido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sit down; settle; abate; subside, quieten down;

residuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  remaining (to be done); lingering, persisting, surviving; left over; surplus;

resignatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  resignation;

resigno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unseal; open; resign;

resilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leap or spring back; recoil; rebound; shrink (back again);

resimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turned up, snub;

resina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  resin (solid/liquid); (product secreted by various trees);

resinaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  resinous, having the qualities of resin;

resinaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  woman who sells/prepares resin;

resinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  resinous;

resipicentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  change of mind; reformation; repentance;

resipio*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  have flavor of anything;

resipisco*

  cere, ivi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become reasonable again; recover/come to the senses, come to, revive, recover;

resipisco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become reasonable again; recover/come to the senses, come to, revive, recover;

resisto*

  tere, stiti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pause; continue; resist, oppose; reply; withstand, stand (DAT); make a stand;

resolutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  - paralysis, limp/relaxed state (of part of the body); looseness (of the bowels);

  - untying/unfastening; unraveling/solution/resolution/solving (of a puzzle);

resolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  loosen, release, disperse, melt; relax; pay; enervate, pay back; break up;

resonabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  resounding;

resono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  resound;

resonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  echoing;

resorbeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swallow down;

respecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keep on looking round or back; await; have regard for;

respectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  looking back (at); refuge, regard, consideration (for);

respergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sprinkle, spatter;

respersio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sprinkling;

respicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  look back at; gaze at; consider; respect; care for, provide for;

respiramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  means or channel of breathing;

respiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  taking of breath;

respiratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  inhaling; inspiration;

respiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breathe out; take breath; enjoy a respite;

resplendeo*

  ere, dui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shine brightly (w/reflected light); radiate light/shine brightly (luminary);

respondeo*

  ere, di, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  answer;

responsabilis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  responsible;

responsabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  responsibility;

responsalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  responsible;

responsalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  responsibility;

responsito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  give advice;

responso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  answer, reply (to); reecho;

responsor*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  responder; one who answers;

responsoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon other]

  responsory; (OED); response, repetitions;

responsorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  response; responsory; repetitive reply; repetitions (pl.) in vocal worship;

responsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  answer, response;

respuo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reject, spit, spew out; turn away, repel; reject, destain, spurn, refuse;

restagno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overflow; be covered with flood-water;

restauro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restore (condition); rebuild; bring back, re-establish, take up again; renew;

resticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thin rope;

restinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quenching;

restinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  extinguish, quench, put out; exterminate, destroy; assuage, allay, mitigate;

restio*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rope-maker;

restipulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  counterobligation;

restipulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  demand (from the stipulator) a counter-guarantee; (w/ACC of thing guaranteed);

restis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rope, cord;

restito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  stay behind; hesitate;

restituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  restore; revive; bring back; make good;

restitutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rebuilding; reinstatement;

restitutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  restorer, rebuilder, one who restores to health/revives/reinstates (an exile);

restitutorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  restoratory; restitutory; concerned with restoring status quo/initial position;

resto*

  are, iti, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stand firm; stay behind; be left, be left over; remain;

resto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it remains to; it remains standing;

restrictivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  restraining;

restrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  tight; short; niggardly; severe (Collins);

restringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw tight; fasten behind one, tie up;

resulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reverberate, resound; re-echo; rebound, spring back;

resummonitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  re-summons;

resumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pick up again; resume; recover;

resupinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying on one's back;

resurgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rise/appear again; rare up again, lift oneself, be restored/rebuilt, revive;

resurrectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  resurrection, rising again;

resuscito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rouse again, reawaken;

retardatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  hindering;

retardo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  delay, hold up;

rete*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  net, snare;

retego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uncover, lay bare, reveal, disclose;

retempto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  reattempt; try again; (=retento);

retendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  slacken; relax; unbend (bow); free from tension; hold back (?);

retendo*

  dere, di, ntum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  slacken; relax; unbend (bow); free from tension; hold back (?);

retentio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  restraining/holding back; retention/holding against loss; withholding (payment);

retento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hold fast/back, keep hold of; restrain/detain, keep in check/place; retain;

retexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  undo/reverse/cancel; retrace/go back over; retract; unravel/unweave; break down;

retiaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  small (fish) net; small mesh bag; hair net; some sort of undergarment; network;

retiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  net-fighter in the arena;

reticeo*

  ere, cui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  keep silent; give no reply; refrain from speaking/mentioning; leave unsaid;

reticulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  net-like;

reticulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small (fish) net; small mesh bag; hair net; type of undergarment; network;

reticulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tennis-racket;

reticulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small (fish) net; small mesh bag; hair net; type of undergarment; network;

retina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  retina;

retinaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rope; hawser; rein; towing-rope;

retinens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  tenacious; observant;

retinentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  memory retention; recollection;

retineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hold back, restrain; uphold; delay; hold fast; retain,preserve;

retono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thunder back;

retorqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twist back; cast back; fling back; turn aside;

retorridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  dried-up;

retorta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  retort (chemistry);

retracto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undertake anew; draw back, be reluctant; reconsider; withdraw;

retractus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remote;

retraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw back, withdraw; make known again, divert; bring back;

retrecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  undertake anew; draw back, be reluctant; reconsider; withdraw; (= retracto);

retribuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hand back duly (money owed); recompense (Vulgate); render; reward;

retributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  retribution, recompense/repayment; punishment (Souter); reward (from judgment);

retro*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  backwards, back, to the rear; behind, on the back side; back (time), formerly;

retroago*

  gere, oegi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  drive back, reverse;

retrogradatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  going-back;

retrorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  back, backwards; in reverse order;

retrorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  back, backwards; in reverse order;

retroscopicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  back-viewing;

retrospective*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  retrospectively;

retrospectivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  retrospective;

retrotraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  refer back;

retroversus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  back, backwards; in reverse order;

retundo*

  dere, ttudi, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blunt; weaken; repress, quell;

retundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blunt; weaken; repress, quell;

retunsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  blunt, dull;

retusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  blunt, dull;

reubarbarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  rhubarb;

reus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  party in law suit; plaintiff/defendant; culprit/guilty party, debtor; sinner;

reus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval legal --- uncommon ELD]

  liable to (penalty of); guilty; [mens rea => guilty mind (modern legal term)];

revalesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow well again;

reveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry/bring back; ride/sail back (PASS);

revelatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  revelation; uncovering, laying bare; Revelation of St. John;

revello*

  lere, li, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - tear/pull away/loose/out/from/down/up; wrench off; remove (person);

  - raise/pull up (skin); pluck away/loose (L+S); open (vein); violate/disturb;

revello*

  lere, vulsi, volsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - tear away/loose/out/from/down/up; wrench off; remove; raise/pull up/back (skin);

  - raise/pull up (skin); pluck away/loose (L+S); open (vein); violate/disturb;

revelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  show; reveal;

revenio*

  ire, reveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come back, return;

revera*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in fact; in reality, actually; [re vera => true thing];

reverberatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Def]

  reverberation; reflecting/reflection of light/heat;

reverberatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare Def]

  beaten back; struck;

reverbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beat back; repel (violently from a surface);

reverendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- lesser L&S]

  awe-inspiring; venerable;

reverens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  reverent; feeling /showing restraint before superiors; shy/apprehensive/uneasy;

reverenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  reverently, with religious awe; respectfully, with deference/consideration;

reverentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  respect, deference, restraint; awe, reverence; shyness, felling of misgiving;

revereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  respect, stand in awe of, honor, fear; reverence, revere, venerate;

reversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  return, reversing/turning back; coming around again; reversal of natural order;

reverto*

  tere, ti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  turn back, go back, return; recur (usually DEP);

reverto*

  tere, -, rsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn back, go back, return; recur;

revincio*

  ire, nxi, ctum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bind fast, fasten;

revinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conquer, crush, disprove;

reviresco*

  cere, rui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow green again; grow strong or young again;

reviso*

  sere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  revisit, go back and see;

revivisco*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come to life again, revive (in spirit);

revivo*

  vere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  live again;

revocabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  capable of being revoked or retracted;

revocamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  summons to return;

revoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  call back, recall; revive; regain;

revolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly back;

revolubilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be rolled back to the beginning; rolling backward;

revolutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  revolution, rotation, revolving, turning, turn;

revolvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  throw back, roll back;

revomo*

  mere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vomit up again, spew out;

rex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryfreq ---]

  king;

rhagadis*

  f., N3.3 thing [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  body-sore (Pliny);

rhagadium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  body-sore (Pliny);

rheno*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  fur (= reno);

Rhenus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- Germany lesser ---]

  Rhine; (river dividing Gaul and Germany - in Caesar's Gallic War);

rhetor*

  m., N3.6 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  teacher of public speaking, rhetorician;

rhetoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon trans]

  trick of rhetoric; (Erasmus);

rhetorice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  rhetoric; art of oratory; systematized art of public speaking;

rhetoricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of rhetoric, rhetorical;

rheumatismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  catarrh; rheum;

rhinoceros*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  rhinoceros (African or Indian); rhinoceros horn oil-flask;

rho*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  Greek name of the letter R;

Rhodanus*

  m., N2.1 locale [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Rhone; (river in SW Gaul - in Caesar's Gallic War);

rhododendron*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  rose-bay; oleander (Pliny);

rhombus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turbot (fish), flatfish; magician's circle;

rhomium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rum;

rhomphaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  long spear/javelin; (Thracian origin);

rhypodes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  dirty; smeared; (name of a plaster);

rhythmicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  expert on (prose) rhythm; one who teaches rhythm;

rhythmicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  rhythmic; of/concerned with rhythm;

rhythmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  rhythm;

rhythmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  rhythm;

rhytium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  drinking horn;

ribes*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  currant-bush;

ribesium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  currant;

rica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  veil;

ricinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small head-veil;

ricinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small veil;

rictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  jaws; open mouth;

rictus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jaws; open mouth;

rideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  laugh at (with dat.), laugh; ridicule;

ridibundus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  laughing;

ridica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wooden stake for supporting vines;

ridicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  small wooden stake for supporting vines; small vine prop;

ridiculare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  jest, joke (as pl.);

ridicularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  laughable, droll;

ridicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  amusingly, w/humor; absurdly, laughably, ridiculously, in ridiculous manner;

ridiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  joke, piece of humor; [per ridiculum => jockingly, for fun];

ridiculum*

  inter. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  the idea/question is absurd/ridiculous!;

ridiculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  jester; buffoon;

ridiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  laughable, funny, comic, amusing; absurd, silly, ridiculous;

rienes*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  kidney(s) (usu. pl.); name of precious stone; (sg. rien not used L+S);

rigatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  watering;

rigens*

  , adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  stiff; rigid; frozen;

rigeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be stiff or numb; stand on end; be solidified;

rigesco*

  cere, gui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow stiff or numb; stiffen harden;

rigidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stiff, hard; stern; rough;

rigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moisten, wet, water, irrigate;

rigor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stiffness, rigidity, coldness, numbness, hardness; inflexibility; severity;

riguus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  watering, irrigating; abounding in water, well watered;

rima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crack, narrow cleft; (sometimes rude); chink, fissure; [ignea ~ => lightening];

rimo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  probe, search; rummage about for, examine, explore;

rimosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of cracks or fissures;

ringa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  sword-belt; ring; hoop;

ringo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  snarl, show the teeth; be angry;

rinoceros*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  rhinoceros (African or Indian); rhinoceros horn oil-flask;

ripa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bank;

ripensis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  on river-bank;

ripula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little bank;

riscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  chest, trunk; box; suitcase (Cas);

risibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  that can laugh; risible;

risor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who laughs;

risus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laughter;

rite*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  duly, according to religious usage, with due observance; solemnly; well;

ritual*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  ceremonial rite;

ritualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  ritual; of ceremonies;

ritualiter*

  adv. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  ritually; by religious means;

ritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rite; ceremony;

rivalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rival; (esp. in love); one who shares use of a stream/mistress; neighbor (L+S);

rivalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rivalry in love;

rivulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rivulet, rill, small brook;

rivus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stream;

rixa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violent or noisy quarrel, brawl, dispute;

rixo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quarrel violently, brawl, dispute;

rixosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quarrelsome;

robbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  rob;

roberia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  robbery;

robeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  red (esp. of oxen/domestic animals); red (type of wheat, other contexts);

robiginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rusty;

robigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rust; mildew, blight; a foul deposit in the mouth;

robius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  red (esp. of oxen/domestic animals); red (type of wheat, other contexts);

robor*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  oak (tree/timber); tough core; strength; vigor; resolve;

roboreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oak-, oaken, made/consisting of oak;

roboro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  give physical/moral strength to; reinforce; strengthen, make more effective;

robotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  robot;

robur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  - oak (tree/timber/trunk/club/post/cell); tough core; resolve/purpose; B:tetanus;

  - strength/firmness/solidity; vigor, robustness; potency, force, effectiveness;

  - military strength/might/power; heart, main strength, strongest element;

  - mainstay/bulwark, source of strength; stronghold, position of strength;

robureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oak-, oaken, made/consisting of oak;

robus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  red (esp. of oxen/domestic animals); red (type of wheat, other contexts);

robus*

  n., N3.2 thing [archaic agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  - oak (tree/timber/trunk/club/post/cell); tough core; resolve/purpose; B:tetanus;

  - strength/firmness/solidity; vigor, robustness; potency, force, effectiveness;

  - military strength/might/power; heart, main strength, strongest element;

  - mainstay/bulwark, source of strength; stronghold, position of strength;

robustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - of oak; hard/firm/solid; hardy/robust/durable, able to resist change; valiant;

  - physically mature/grown up; mature in taste/judgment; strong/powerful in arms;

rodo*

  dere, osi, osum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gnaw, peck;

rodus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lump, rough piece; piece of bronze, (sometimes a bronze coin);

rogalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a funeral pyre;

rogamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  request;

rogatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proposed measure;

rogatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  minor question or bill;

rogator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  proposer; L:law-proposer; polling clerk; beggar;

rogatorialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rogatory, commision authorizing judge of other jurisdiction to examine witness;;

rogito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ask, inquire;

rogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ask, ask for; invite; introduce;

rogus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  funeral pyre;

Rolvo*

  m., N3.1 name [medieval --- Scandinavia lesser Saxo]

  Rolf;

Roma*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy veryfreq ---]

  Rome;

romanciator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  novelist;

Romanicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Roman (architectural style);

romanticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  romantic;

romanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  Roman; the Romans (pl.);

romanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  Roman;

romphea*

  f., N1.1 thing [later war --- common SrcW]

  long spear/javelin; (Thracian origin);

Romulus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Romulus (legendary founder of Rome);

Romulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  of/pertaining to Romulus (legendary founder of Rome); Roman;

rorarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  light-armed troops (pl.), skirmishers;

roridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bedewed;

rorifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bringing dew;

roro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause dew, drip; be moist;

rorulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dewy; full of dew;

ros*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dew; light rain; spray/splash water; [ros marinus/maris => rosemary];

rosa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rose; (also as term of endearment); rose bush; rose oil;

rosaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  rose-, made of/from roses; made with rose oil; [oleum ~ => oil of roses];

rosacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- inscription OLD]

  rose-, made of/from roses; made with rose oil; [oleum ~ => oil of roses];

rosarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rosary;

rosarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rose-garden; rose-bed;

rosarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  rose-seller, seller of roses or rose garlands;

rosarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  rose-, involving/of/derived from roses;

roscidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  wet/dewy places (pl.);

roscidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dewy, wet w/dew; consisting of dew; wet, dripping w/moisture; resembling dew;

rosetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  garden of roses;

roseus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rose-colored, red; (of sky/sun); made of roses;

rosmarinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rosemary;

rostratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having beaked prow;

rostrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  beak, curved bow (of a ship); speaker's platform (in Rome's Forum) (pl.);

rota*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wheel (rotate);

rotarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  toll (freeway);

rotatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rotation; pirouette;

rotensus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  extensive;

roto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whirl round; revolve, rotate;

rotundatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rounding; circumference;

rotunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  roundness of form; rotundity (L+S);

rotundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make round, give circular/spherical shape to; round off (sum);

rotundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  round, circular; wheel-like; spherical, globular; smooth, finished; facile;

rubecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  robin;

rubefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  redden;

rubellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  reddish;

rubens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  colored or tinged with red;

rubeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be red, become red;

ruber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  red, ruddy, painted red; [Rubrum Mare => Red Sea, Arabian/Persian Gulf];

rubesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn red, redden, become red;

rubeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  toad;

rubetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bramble thicket (pl.);

rubeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  - bramble-, of or produced from bramble;

  - red (esp. of oxen/domestic animals); red (type of wheat, other contexts);

rubia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  red dye;

rubicundulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat red;

rubicundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suffused with red, ruddy;

rubigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rust; mildew, blight; a foul deposit in the mouth;

rubinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ruby;

rubius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  red (esp. of oxen/domestic animals); red (type of wheat, other contexts);

rubor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  redness, blush; modesty, capacity to blush; shame, disgrace, what causes blush;

rubramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  red ink;

rubrica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  red earth; red ocher; a law with its title written in red;

rubricatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  red, painted red with ocher; (books) with chapter headings on red (i.e., legal);

rubus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  bramble, briar; prickly shrub; fruit of bramble, blackberry;

rucheta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  rocket;

ructo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  belch;

ructo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  belch;

ructus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  belching;

rudectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  full-of-rubbish; poor (of soil);

rudens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rope;

rudiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  retired gladiator; (one who has received his rudis/wooden sword on retiring);

rudicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wooden spoon; spatula;

rudimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  first lesson(s); early training;

rudis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  undeveloped, rough, wild; coarse;

rudis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  stick/rod; stirring/mixing stick, spatula; W:wooden/blunt training sword;

rudis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  staff; foil; instructor's baton; symbol of gladiator/military discharge;

rudo*

  dere, divi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bellow, roar, bray, creak loudly;

rudus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lump, rough piece; piece of bronze, (sometimes a bronze coin);

Rufinus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl Italy uncommon Def]

  Rufinus; (St./Bishop of Assisi); (other Saints); (friend/enemy of Jerome);

rufulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  red-headed;

Rufus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Rufus; (Roman cognomen);

rufus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  red (of various shades); (esp. hair); red-haired; tawny; ruddy;

ruga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wrinkle; crease, small fold;

rugio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bellow, roar;

rugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wrinkle, crease; corrugate; become wrinkled/rumpled/creased;

rugosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of wrinkles, folds or creases;

ruina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fall; catastrophe; collapse, destruction;

ruinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ruinous, fallen, ruined;

rumex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  sorrel;

rumifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  report;

ruminalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval agri --- Pliny L&S]

  ruminating (Pliny);

rumino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chew over again; chew the cud;

rumino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chew over again; chew the cud;

rumor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hearsay, rumor, gossip; reputation; shouting;

rumpia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- common OLD]

  long spear/javelin; (Thracian origin);

rumpo*

  pere, upi, uptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  break; destroy;

rumusculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trifling rumor, idle talk, gossip;

runa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  dart;

runcina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  carpenter's plane;

runcino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  plane (as a carpenter);

runco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  weed, thin out;

ruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  destroy, ruin, overthrow; rush on, run; fall; charge (in + ACC); be ruined;

rupes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cliff; rock;

ruptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who breaks or violates;

ruricola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who tills the land, country-dweller;

rurigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  born in the country;

ruro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  live in the country;

ruro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  live in the country;

rursum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turned back, backward; on the contrary/other hand, in return, in turn, again;

rursus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  turned back, backward; on the contrary/other hand, in return, in turn, again;

rus*

  n., N3.2 where [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  country, farm;

rusceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  bright red, colored like berries of butcher's broom (Ruscus aculeatus);

ruscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  butcher's broom; (Ruscus aculeatus, shrub w/stems flat/oval w/sharp spine);

ruscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  butcher's broom; (Ruscus aculeatus, shrub w/stems flat/oval w/sharp spine);

russula*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  russule mushroom;

russus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  red; (warm/brownish shade); red-haired (person);

rustica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  countrywoman, bumpkin;

rusticanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  living in the country;

rusticatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  living in the country;

rustice*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the manner of a rustic/countrified style; clumsily, uncouthly, boorishly;

rusticitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lack of sophistication;

rustico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  live in the country;

rusticulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  rustic;

rusticulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  countrified;

rusticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  peasant, farmer;

rusticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  country, rural; plain, homely, rustic;

rustum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  butcher's broom; (Ruscus aculeatus, shrub w/stems flat/oval w/sharp spine);

ruta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rue, a bitter herb;

rutabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  rod with flat end; (for shifting coal in oven); (stirring thick liquid); penis;

Rutilius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Rutilius; (Roman gens name); (P. ~ Rufus -> exiled historian);

Rutilius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Rutilius; (Roman gens name); (P. ~ Rufus -> exiled historian);

rutilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  redden, make reddish; have a reddish glow;

rutilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  red, golden red, reddish yellow;

rutrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shovel;

rutula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  little bit of rue;

rutunditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  roundness of form; rotundity (L+S);

rutundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make round, give circular/spherical shape to; round off (sum);

rutundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  round, circular; wheel-like; spherical, globular; smooth, finished; facile;

rutus*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- lesser L&S]

  dug-up; (ruta et caesa = everything dug up and cut down on an estate);

rythmicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon OLD]

  rhythmic; of/concerned with rhythm;

s*

  pron. reflex [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  him/her/it/ones-self; him/her/it; them (selves) (pl.); each other, one another;

sabacthani*

  sabacthanii, sabacthanium, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  forsaken; [Heli Heli lemma ~ => My God, my God why hast thou forsaken me];

Sabaoth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  hosts (pl.); armies; (Hebrew); [Deus Sabaoth => God of Hosts];

sabath*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Shebat, Jewish month; (eleventh in ecclesiastic year);

Sabbaoth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  hosts (pl.); armies; (Hebrew); [Deus Sabaoth => God of Hosts];

sabbataria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  woman who keeps the sabbath; Jewish woman;

sabbatismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  observing/keeping of the sabbath;

sabbatizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  observe/keep the sabbath;

sabbatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- frequent OLD]

  Sabbath (usu. pl.); Saturday (Jewish); Sunday (Christian); festival/feast day;

Sabine*

  adv. [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Sabine, in Sabine language;

Sabinus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Sabines (pl.), people living NE of Rome; their territory; an estate there;

Sabinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Sabine, of the Sabines/their country/that area; the shrub savin/its oil;

sabucus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  sambuca-player; (triangular stringed instrument w/very sharp shrill tone OED);

sabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gravel, sand;

saburra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  gravel/sand (used for ballast);

saccatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  urine;

saccharatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sweetened;

saccharinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  saccharin;

saccharum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sugar;

sacciperium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bag;

sacco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  filter; strain;

sacculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little bag (as a filter for wine); purse; sachet (Cal);

saccus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sack, bag; wallet;

sacellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  shrine;

sacer*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- veryfreq ---]

  sacred, holy, consecrated; accursed, horrible, detestable;

sacerdos*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryfreq ---]

  priest, priestess;

sacerdotalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  priestly, connected with priests or priesthood;

sacerdotalis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  priests (pl.), men of priestly rank;

sacerdotialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- inscription OLD]

  priestly, connected with priests or priesthood;

sacerdotium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  priesthood; benefice/living (Erasmus);

sacoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  counterweight;

sacopenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant gum-juice (Pliny);

sacramentarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  sacramentary, book of prayers; early office-book w/rites/prayers of sacraments;

sacramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sum deposited in a civil process, guaranty; oath of allegiance; sacrament;

sacrarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  shrine, sanctuary;

sacratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  hallowed, holy, sacred;

sacricola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  sacrificing priest or priestess;

sacrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  carrying sacred objects;

sacrificium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- frequent ---]

  sacrifice, offering to a deity;

sacrifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrifice; celebrate the Mass (Erasmus);

sacrificulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrificing priest;

sacrificum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrifice, offering to a deity;

sacrificus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrificing priest;

sacrificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrificial, associated with the performance of sacrifice/priestly duties;

sacrilegium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrilege; robbery of sacred property;

sacrilegus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  temple defiler; temple robber;

sacrilegus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrilegious, impious;

sacrista*

  m/f., N1.1 person [later eccl --- frequent Eccl]

  sacristan (one charged with books/treasury of church/monastery); vestryman;

sacristanus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  sacristan (one charged with books/treasury of church/monastery); vestryman;

sacristia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  vestry;

sacro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- eccl --- frequent ---]

  consecrate, make sacred, dedicate;

sacrosanctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  consecrated by religious ceremony, sacred, inviolable, most holy; venerable;

sacrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- lesser ---]

  sacrifice; sacred vessel; religious rites (pl.);

sade*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  sade; (18th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as TS);

saeclaris*

  is, e, adj. [classical --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to saeculum/century/generation; of Roman century games/hymns;

saeclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  age; generation, people born at a time; breed, race; present time/age; century;

saecularis*

  is, e, adj. [classical --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/belonging to saeculum/century/generation; of Roman century games/hymns;

saecularis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- frequent L&S]

  secular, of world not church; ecclesiastics not member of order (Bee); gentile;

saeculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  age; generation, people born at a time; breed, race; present time/age; century;

saeculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  worldliness; the_world; heathenism;

saeculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser Vul]

  time; past/present/future (Plater); [in ~ => forever];

saepe*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  often, oft, oftimes, many times, frequently;

saepenumero*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  repeatedly; on many occasions;

saepes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hedge; fence; anything planted/erected to form surrounding barrier;

saepicule*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pretty often;

saepimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fence, enclosure;

saepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - surround/envelop/enfold/encircle; clothe/cover/protect; close/seal off; shut in;

  - hedge/fence in, surround (w/hedge/wall/fence/barrier/troops); enclose; confine;

saeps*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hedge; fence; anything planted/erected to form surrounding barrier;

saeptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fold, paddock; enclosure; voting enclosure in the Campus Martius;

saeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hair; (coarse/stiff); bristle; brush; morbid internal growth; fishing-leader;

saetiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bristly;

saetosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bristly, shaggy;

saevidicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  angrily spoken;

saevio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  rage; rave, bluster; be/act angry/violent/ferocious; vent rage on (DAT);

saevitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rage, fierceness, ferocity; cruelty, barbarity, violence;

saevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  savage; fierce/ferocious; violent/wild/raging; cruel, harsh, severe; vehement;

saffranum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  saffron;

saga*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  witch, sorceress, wise woman;

sagacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  keenness (of scent/senses); acuteness/instinct/flair; sagacity/shrewdness (L+S);

sagapenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plant gum-juice (Pliny);

sagatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  clothed in a sagum (cloak);

sagax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  keen-scented; acute, sharp, perceptive;

sagena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  seine, drag-net;

sagino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- agri --- common OLD]

  fatten (animals) for eating; feed lavishly, stuff;

sagitta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  arrow;

sagittarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- war --- common OLD]

  archer, bowman; fletcher, maker of arrows; Archer (constellation/zodiac sign);

sagittarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- common OLD]

  armed with bow/arrows; used in/concerned with making/manufacturing arrows;

sagittatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  archery;

sagittatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  barbed; formed like arrows;

sagittifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carrying arrows;

sagitto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  shoot arrows;

sagma*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  saddle;

sagmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  bunch of sacred herbs;

sagulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cloak, traveling cloak;

sagum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cloak;

sagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  prophetic;

saisimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  attachment; seizure; requisition; transfer;

sal*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  salt; wit;

salacaccabium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  salting;

salaco*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  swaggerer, braggart;

salaputium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little man, manikin;

salariarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  salaried employee;

salarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  regular official payment to the holder of a civil or military post;

salarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of salt, salt;

salax*

  , adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  lecherous/lustful; highly sexed, eager for sex, lascivious; aphrodisiac; hot;

salebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rut, irregularity; roughness (of style or speech);

salebrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rugged, rough;

salgamum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  salted pickle; pickles in brine;

saliaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sumptuous, splendid, like feast of Mars (put on by Salii/priests of Mars);

salictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  collection of willows, willow grove;

saliens*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fountain, jet d'eau; outflow (of water); flow in water-clock; gushing/spouting;

saligneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  made of willow-wood/withes; willow-;

salignus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  made of willow-wood/withes; willow-;

salillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little salt-cellar; saltcellar (Cal);

salina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  salt-pans (pl.);

salinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  salt-cellar;

salio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  salt, salt down, preserve with salt; sprinkle before sacrifice;

salio*

  ire, ivi, ltum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  - leap, jump; move suddenly/spasmodically (part of body under stress), twitch;

  - spurt, discharge, be ejected under force (water/fluid); mount/cover (by stud);

salio*

  ire, lui, ltum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - leap, jump; move suddenly/spasmodically (part of body under stress), twitch;

  - spurt, discharge, be ejected under force (water/fluid); mount/cover (by stud);

saliunca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  wild nard; plant yielding aromatic ointment;

saliva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spittle; distinctive flavor;

salix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  willow-tree, willow;

sallio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  salt, salt down, preserve with salt; sprinkle before sacrifice;

sallo*

  lere, -, lsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  salt, salt down, preserve with salt; sprinkle before sacrifice;

salmoneus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  salmon-colored;

salo*

  lere, -, lsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  salt, salt down, preserve with salt; sprinkle before sacrifice;

Salomon*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl NearEast lesser Eccl]

  David;

salpa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of stock-fish;

salsamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fish-pickle, brine; salted or pickled fish;

salsedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  saltiness (Pliny);

salsugo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  brine, water full of salt; salinity, salt quality;

salsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  salted things (pl.); salted food;

salsura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  salting, pickling;

salsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  salted, salty, preserved in salt; briny; witty, funny, salted wit humor;

saltatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  dancing; dance (Collins);

saltatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  little dance;

saltator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dancer;

saltatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- lesser L&S]

  dancing-; of dancing;

saltatricula*

  f., N1.1 person [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  little dancing girl;

saltatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dancing girl;

saltatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dancing, a dance;

saltem*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  at least, anyhow, in all events; (on to more practical idea); even, so much as;

saltim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  at least, anyhow, in all events; (on to more practical idea); even, so much as;

saltito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dance a lot; dance vigorously;

salto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dance, jump; portray or represent in a dance;

saltuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  characterized by wooded valleys;

saltus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - leap, spring, jump; stage, step;

  - narrow passage (forest/mountain); defile, pass; woodland with glades (pl.);

saluber*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  healthy, salubrious; salutary, beneficial; in good condition (body); wholesome;

salubritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  good health; wholesomeness;

salubriter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wholesomely, w/advantage to health; beneficially, profitably; cheaply;

salum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  open sea, high sea, main, deep, ocean; sea in motion, billow, waves;

salus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  health; prosperity; good wish; greeting; salvation, safety;

salutare*

  n., N3.4 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  salvation;

salutaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  healthful; useful; helpful; advantageous;

salutaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  healthful, health-giving, wholesome, beneficial; saving; of salvation;

salutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  greeting, salutation; formal morning call paid by client on patron/Emperor;

salutator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  greeter, one who greets; one who pays formal morning call as a client;

salutatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  female courtier; she who greets;

salutifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  healing, salubrious; saving; salutary;

salutificator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  savior; one who brings to safety;

salutigerulus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greetings-bearing;

saluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  greet; wish well; visit; hail, salute;

salvatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  salvation; deliverance;

salvator*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  savior;

salve*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hail!/welcome!; farewell!; [salvere jubere => to greet/bid good day];

salveo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be well/in good health; [salve => hello/hail/greetings; farewell/goodbye];

salvia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sage;

salvifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  save, deliver;

salvificus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  saving;

salvo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  save;

salvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  well, unharmed, sound; alive; safe, saved;

Samaria*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast Pliny L&S]

  Samaria; (middle district of Palestine);

Samaritanus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Samaritan, of/pertaining to Samaria; (middle district of Palestine);

Samarites*

  m., N1.7 group [later --- NearEast uncommon L&S]

  Samaritan, inhabitant of Samaria; (middle district of Palestine);

Samariticus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Samaritan, of/pertaining to Samaria; (middle district of Palestine);

Samaritis*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- NearEast veryrare L&S]

  Samaritan woman, inhabitant of Samaria; (middle district of Palestine);

sambuca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  species of harp;

sambucistria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  player (female) an the small harp/sambuca;

sambucus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  sambuca-player; Itriangular stringed-instrument w/very sharp shrill tone OED);

samech*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  samekh; (15th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as S);

samera*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  elm-seed (Pliny);

Samius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to Samos; (cheap/brittle pottery); [testa ~ => shard for cutting];

sampsuchum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  marjoram plant;

sampsucum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  marjoram plant;

sanabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curable;

sanatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sanatorium;

sancio*

  ire, nxi, ctum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  confirm, ratify; sanction; fulfill (prophesy); enact (law); ordain; dedicate;

sanctificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  holiness; holy mystery; sanctuary (Plater);

sanctifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sanctify, treat as holy;

sanctimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  sanctity, sacredness; purity, chastity, virtue;

sanctimonialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  holy; pious, religious; monastic; of sanctity/purity; [~ mulier => nun];

sanctimonialis*

  f., N3.3 person [later eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  nub; religious person;

sanctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  law/ordinance/sanction/degree; binding clause; penal sanction against violation;

sanctitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inviolability, sanctity, moral purity, virtue, piety, purity, holiness;

sanctitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sanctity, holiness; moral purity, probity;

sanctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  establisher; one who enacts;

sanctuarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  sanctuary, shrine; place keeping holy things or private/confidential records;

sanctus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  saint;

sanctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  consecrated, sacred, inviolable; venerable, august, divine, holy, pious, just;

sandaliarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to sandals; (statue of Apollo on street of sandal makers);

sandaligerula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  female slaves (pl.) who carried their mistresses sandals;

sandalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slipper, sandal;

sandapila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bier used for poor people;

sandyx*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  red dye (from oxides of lead and iron); scarlet cloth;

sane*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reasonably, sensibly; certainly, truly; however; yes, of course;

sanesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  recover, get well (patient); heal (wound);

sanguinans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bloodthirsty;

sanguinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of blood; bloodthirsty, savage;

sanguineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bloody, bloodstained; blood-red;

sanguinolentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bloody; blood-red; blood-stained;

sanguinulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  bloody; blood-red; blood-stained; (alt. form of sanguinolentus);

sanguis*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  blood; family;

sanguisuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  leech; horseleech (Douay);

sanies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  ichorous/bloody matter/pus discharged from wound/ulcer; other such fluids;

sanitarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sanitary;

sanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sanity, reason; health;

sanna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mocking grimace;

sannio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  buffoon;

sano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cure, heal; correct; quiet;

sanqualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  sacred-to-Sanctus; sea-osprey (when describing bird);

sanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sound; healthy; sensible; sober; sane;

sapa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  new wine;

sapidus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  prudent;

sapiencia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- frequent OLD]

  - wisdom (goal of philosopher, Stoic virtue); judgment/understanding; reason;

  - prudence, discretion, discernment (L+S); good sense; good taste; intelligence;

sapiens*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wise (virtuous) man, sage, philosopher; teacher of wisdom;

sapiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  rational; sane, of sound mind; wise, judicious, understanding; discreet;

sapienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wisely, sensibly;

sapientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - wisdom (goal of philosopher, Stoic virtue); judgment/understanding; reason;

  - prudence, discretion, discernment (L+S); good sense; good taste; intelligence;

sapineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of the fir tree; of the pine tree;

sapinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fir tree; pine tree; its lower part;

sapio*

  pere, ivi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  taste of; understand; have sense;

sapo*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  soap;

saponatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  shampoo;

sapor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  taste, flavor; sense of taste;

sapphir*

  f., N2.3 thing [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  blue gem; (probably lapis lazuli); sapphire (L+S);

sapphirus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  blue gem; (probably lapis lazuli); sapphire (L+S);

sapphyrus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- Greece lesser SrcW]

  blue gem; (probably lapis lazuli); sapphire (L+S);

sappir*

  f., N2.3 thing [--- --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  blue gem; (probably lapis lazuli); sapphire (L+S);

sappirus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- NearEast lesser OLD]

  blue gem; (probably lapis lazuli); sapphire (L+S);

sarabala*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  loose/wide trousers (pl.); (worn in the East);

saraballa*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  loose/wide trousers (pl.); (worn in the East);

saraballum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  loose/wide trousers (pl.); (worn in the East);

sarabalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  loose/wide trousers (pl.); (worn in the East);

sarabara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loose/wide trousers (pl.); (worn in the East);

sarabarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  loose/wide trousers (pl.); (worn in the East);

sarcasmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  taunt; sarcasm;

sarcina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pack, bundle, soldier's kit; baggage (pl.), belongings, chattels; load, burden;

sarcinarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  employed in carrying packs;

sarcinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cobbler;

sarcinula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (small) pack/bundle; baggage (pl.), belongings/chattels, effects, paraphernalia;

sarcio*

  ire, rsi, rtum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make good; redeem; restore;

sarcophagus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  coffin, grave;

sarculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hoe;

sardina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  sardine; pilchard; small fish;

Sardinia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Sardinia; (large island west of Italy);

sardinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carnelian/sardian; (deep red of a precious stone);

sardius*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- common L&S]

  carnelian/sardian; (deep red precious stone);

sardius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  carnelian/sardian; (deep red of a precious stone);

sardonichus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to sardonyx (precious stone); [~ lapis => sardonyx];

sardonicus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  sardonyx, precious stone;

Sardonius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy uncommon OLD]

  Sardinian; [~ herba => kind of acrid buttercup/poisonous plant, crowfoot (L+S)];

sardonyx*

  m/f., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sardonyx, precious stone;

Sardus*

  m/f., N2.1 group [--- --- Italy lesser L&S]

  Sardinian (person);

Sardus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy lesser L&S]

  Sardinian;

sargus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  salt-water fish, the sargue;

sario*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- agri --- common L&S]

  hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land);

sarisa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Macedonian lance;

sarisophorus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  Macedonian pikeman;

Sarmata*

  m., N1.1 group [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Sarmatian; people from south Russia/Iran;

Sarmaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Sarmatian; of the Sarmatian people;

sarmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shoot; twigs (pl.), cut twigs, brushwood;

sarracum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  kind of wagon/cart/wain; S:Charles's Wain constellation (Big Dipper);

sarrio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- agri --- common L&S]

  hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land); rake (L+S);

sarrio*

  ire, rui, itum, V3.4 [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hoe; weed (crops); dig over (land);

sarritor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  hoer; weeder;

sartago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  frying pan; mixture/medley/jumble/farrago; stove (Cal);

sartio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare ---]

  hoeing; digging-over; (in Columella; JFW guess, Old form of satio?);

sartor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  patcher; mender; A:hoer; weeder;

sat*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enough, adequate, sufficient; satisfactory;

sat*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  enough, adequately; sufficiently; well enough, quite; fairly, pretty;

satago*

  gere, tegi, actum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bustle about, fuss, busy one's self; be hard pressed, have one's hands full;

Satan*

  m., N9.9 name [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Satan, the Devil; adversary (Def);

Satanas*

  m., N1.8 name [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Satan, the Devil; adversary (Def);

satanicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  satanic;

satanismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  wickedness;

satelles*

  m., N3.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  S:satellite;

satelles*

  m/f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  attendant; courtier; follower; life guard; companion; accomplice, abettor;

satellitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  escort; E:guard, protection;

satias*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sufficiency, abundance; distaste caused by excess;

satietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  satiety; the state of being sated;

satio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  satisfy, sate; nourish;

satio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- agri --- uncommon SrcZ]

  sowing, planting; field (Collins);

satis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  enough, adequate, sufficient; satisfactory;

satis*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  enough, adequately; sufficiently; well enough, quite; fairly, pretty;

satisdatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  giving bail or security;

satisfacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - satisfy; make amends; apologize, excuse; satisfy a claim; compensate; suffice;

  - give satisfactory assurance (to/that); give all (attention) that is required;

satisfactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  penalty; satisfaction for an offense;

satisfio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  be satisfied; be compensated; be given enough/sufficient; (satisfacio PASS);

satius*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  better, more serviceable/satisfactory; fitter, preferable; (COMP of satis);

satius*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rather; preferably;

sativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sown; that is sown;

sator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sower, planter; founder, progenitor (usu. divine); originator;

satrapa*

  m., N1.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  governor; (provincial); viceroy; satrap;

satrapes*

  m., N3.3 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  governor; (provincial); viceroy; satrap;

satraps*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon Eccl]

  governor; (provincial); viceroy; satrap;

satur*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well-fed, replete; rich; saturated;

satura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  satire;

satureia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  herb (savory);

satureium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  herb (savory)i (pl.)

saturitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - fullness/satiety (food/drink); surplus of digested food; abundance, plenitude;

  - condition of being imbued with a color to saturation;

Saturnali*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Saturnalia; festival of Saturnalia (December);

Saturnalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  Saturnalia; festival of Saturnalia (December);

Saturninus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Saturninus; (revolutionary tribune);

saturo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fill to repletion, sate, satisfy; drench, saturate;

satus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sprung (from); native;

satyrion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  satyrion plant; drink made from it (Pliny);

satyriscus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  little satyr;

satyrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  satyr; satyric play;

sauciatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wounding;

saucio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wound, hurt; gash, stab;

saucius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wounded; ill, sick;

Saul*

  m., N9.9 name [--- eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Saul; King of Israel); (original name of St Paul);

Saul*

  m., N3.1 name [--- eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Saul; King of Israel); (original name of St Paul);

Saulus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  Saul; King of Israel); (original name of St Paul);

sauna*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sauna;

saviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  kissing;

savio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  kiss;

saviolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tender kiss;

savium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  kiss; sweetheart;

saxetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rocky place;

saxeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rocky, stony, made of stones;

saxificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  petrifying, turning to stone;

saxophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  saxophone;

saxosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rocky, stony;

saxulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little rock;

saxum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stone;

scabellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  footstool; a musical instrument played with the foot;

scaber*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  rough/scabrous from disease, scabby (esp. sheep); rough/corroded (surface);

scabies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  itch, mange;

scabillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  footstool; a musical instrument played with the foot;

scabinus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  alderman;

scabiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  scabby, mangy;

scabo*

  bere, bi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scratch, scrape;

scabritia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  roughness; B:itch; scab;

scabrities*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roughness; B:itch; scab;

scabrosus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  scabrous, rough;

scaccarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval drama --- lesser Med]

  chessboard, game of chess;

scaciludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chess (game);

scacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chess (game);

scaena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  theater stage, "boards"; scene; theater; public stage/view, publicity;

scaenalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  theatrical;

scaenarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  scenario; script;

scaenicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  actor;

scaenicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  theatrical;

scaevus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  left, on the left; awkward;

scala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ladder (pl.);

scalmus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thole-pin, rowlock;

scalpellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  scalpel, lancet; small surgical knife; similar tool used in grafting;

scalpellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  scalpel, lancet; small surgical knife; similar tool used in grafting;

scalper*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tool for scraping/paring/cutting away/removing parts of bone/sharpening pens;

scalpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  scratch, draw nails across (itch/affection); dig out (w/nails); carve/engrave;

scalpratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  fitted with a scraper; having a sharp or cutting edge;

scalprum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tool for scraping/paring/cutting away/removing parts of bone/sharpening pens;

scamillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stool; little bench; T:pedestal step;

scammonea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  plant (scammony);

scammonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  plant (scammony);

scamnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stool, step;

scamonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare ---]

  plant (scammony); (alt. form of scammonia);

scandalizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late eccl --- common L&S]

  tempt to evil; cause to stumble; offend, scandalize (Bee);

scandalose*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  scandalously;

scandalosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  scandalous; slanderous;

scandalum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common L&S]

  temptation/inducement to sin; cause of offense; stumbling block; scandal (Bee);

scandix*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  chervil herb (Pliny);

scando*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  climb; mount, ascend, get up, clamber;

scandula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roof-shingle;

scapha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  skiff; light boat;

scaphium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pot, bowl, drinking vessel;

scapula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  shoulder-blades (pl.); shoulder, back; wings (Ecc);

scapulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  scapular, short cloak, covering for shoulders; one Mary gave to St. Simon Stock;

scapulare*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sword-belt; shoulder-strap;

scapularium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sword-belt; shoulder-strap;

scapus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stem/stalk of a plant; shaft/upright of column/post/door frame/scroll;

scarabeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  beetle; scarab(Pliny);

scariphatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scarification; a scratched opening; (L+S gives scarifatio);

scaripho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scratch open; scarify; (L+S gives scarifo, JFW's texts have -ph-);

scarpus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval gram --- veryrare SrcY]

  abstract;

scatebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gush of water from the ground, bubbling spring;

scateo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gush out, bubble, spring forth; swarm (with), be alive (with);

scato*

  tere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gush out, bubble, spring forth; swarm (with), be alive (with);

scaturigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bubbling spring;

scaturrio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  gush, bubble over;

scaurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  with swollen ankles;

scazon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  iambic trimeter with a spondee or trochee in the last foot;

sceleratus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  criminal;

sceleratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  criminal, wicked; accursed; lying under a ban; sinful, atrocious, heinous;

scelero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  defile;

scelerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  steeped in wickedness;

scelestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  infamous, wicked; accursed;

scellinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  schilling (money);

scelus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  crime; calamity; wickedness, sin, evil deed;

scena*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  theater stage, "boards"; scene; a theater; public stage/view, publicity;

scenofactorius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of/pertaining to the making of tents; [ars ~ => business of tent-making];

scenopegia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  Jewish Feast of Tabernacles;

scenophegia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl NearEast lesser SrcW]

  Jewish Feast of Tabernacles;

scepticismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skepticism;

scepticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skeptic;

sceptrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bearing a scepter;

sceptrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scepter;

sceptuchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wand-bearer, a court official;

scheda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strip of papyrus bark; a leaf of paper;

schedinummus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  banknote;

schedula*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  small paper-leaf; L:schedule; document; proclamation;

schema*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shape, figure, form;

schema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shape, figure, form;

schematismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  florid/figurative mode of speech;

schematismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare SrcZ]

  florid/figurative mode of speech;

schisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [late eccl --- lesser L&S]

  schism/split/deep divide; separation/breaking away; (refusal to submit to Pope);

schismaticus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  schismatic, separatist, seceder;

schismaticus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  schismatic; pertaining to schism;

schoenicula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  scented prostitute; prostitute anointed with schoenum;

schoenobates*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  rope-walker;

schoenus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  aromatic rush; Persian distance;

schola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryfreq OLD]

  school; followers of a system/teacher/subject; thesis/subject; area w/benches;

scholaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging to a school; used in school;

scholaris*

  m., N3.3 person [late --- --- frequent L&S]

  scholar, student (Bee); imperial guard (pl.) (L+S);

scholarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  of/connected with the schola in which a collegium met;

scholastica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  debate on imaginary case in school of rhetoric (controversia scholastica);

scholasticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- common OLD]

  student/teacher, one who attends school; one who studies, scholar;

scholasticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  of/appropriate to a school of rhetoric/any school;

scholicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  of/belonging to a school (of rhetoric/grammar); theoretical (not actual);

scholium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  note; (Erasmus);

scibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  knowable; discernible;

scida*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strip of papyrus bark; a leaf of paper;

sciens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  conscious of (one's acts); aware/cognizant; knowledgeable/skilled, expert;

scienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  skillfully, expertly; consciously, knowingly;

scientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  knowledge, science; skill;

scientificus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  scientific; learned;

scilicet*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  one may know, certainly; of course;

scilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  squill, sea-onion (bulbous seaside plane); squill bulb/root/preparation;

scindo*

  dere, icidi, isum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- lesser SrcW]

  tear, rend, cut to pieces; tear (clothes/hair) in rage/grief/despair;

scindo*

  dere, idi, issum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  tear, split, divide; rend, cut to pieces; tear in rage/grief/despair;

scinifes*

  m/f., N3.7 thing [--- agri Greece uncommon L&S]

  kind of stinging insects; very small flies, gnats; other small creatures (OLD);

sciniphes*

  m/f., N3.7 thing [--- agri Greece uncommon OLD]

  kind of stinging insects; very small flies, gnats; other small creatures (OLD);

scintilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spark;

scintillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  send out sparks;

scintillula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little spark;

scinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mastic tree; (Vulgate Susanna 1:54);

scio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  know, understand;

scio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V6.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  know, understand;

sciolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  smatterer; one with a little knowledge;

sciphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common ELD]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup;

Scipio*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Scipio; (P. Cornelia ~ beat Hannibal, his grandson destroyed Carthage);

scipio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ceremonial rod, baton;

scipus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common ELD]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup;

scirpea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  large basket made of bulrushes; basket-work (Cas);

scirpia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  large basket made of bulrushes; basket-work (Cas);

scirpiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  basket made of bulrushes, rush basket;

scirpiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  used for dealing with bulrushes (of a billhook); of/made of rushes (L+S);

scirpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- lesser ---]

  plait/make (baskets, etc.) from bulrushes;

scirpus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  marsh plant, bulrush; (Scripus lacustris); riddle (like intricate basket-work);

scirpus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  woven/made of bulrushes; basket-work (Cas);

scirros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  hard tumor;

scirto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later drama --- veryrare SrcW]

  dance; (4 Ezra 6:21);

sciscito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ask; question; consult;

scisco*

  cere, ivi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  investigate, inquire; (political) vote; ordain;

scisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser SrcW]

  schism/split/deep divide; separation/breaking away; (refusal to submit to Pope);

scissilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  torn, tattered (clothes); easily split, fissile (minerals);

scissor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carver;

scissura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cleft, fissure;

scitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  food dainty; G:nicety;

scito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inquire, ask;

scitulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  neat; elegant;

scitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ordinance, statute;

scitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  decree;

scitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having practical knowledge of, neat, ingenious; nice, excellent;

sciurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  squirrel;

scius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cognizant, possessing knowledge; skilled/expert (in w/ABL);

sclodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sledge, sleigh;

sclopeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fire rifle;

sclopetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  rifle;

scobis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  filings, chips, shavings, sawdust;

scobo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  probe; look into; search; scope out; sweep (Douay) (prob. confused with V 1 1);

scola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryfreq OLD]

  school; followers of a system/teacher/subject; thesis/subject; area w/benches;

scolastica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  debate on imaginary case in school of rhetoric (controversia scholastica);

scolasticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- gram --- common OLD]

  student/teacher, one who attends school; one who studies, scholar;

scolasticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- common OLD]

  of/appropriate to a school of rhetoric/any school;

scolymos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  edible thistle (Pliny);

scomber*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mackerel;

scopa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  butcher's broom (shrub); branches/sprigs tied together (pl.); broom (sweeping);

scopo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brush/sweep away;

scopo*

  pere, -, -, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  probe; look into; search; scope out; sweep (Douay) (prob. confused with V 1 1);

scopulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rocky; full of rocks;

scopulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rock, boulder;

scorbutus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  scurvy;

scoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  slag, dross; (of metals);

scorpio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  scorpion; (animal/constellation/zodiacal sign); small catapult; plant;

scorpion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant w/poisonous root like scorpion; (leopard's-bane, Doronicum caucasicum?);

scorpios*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  scorpion; (animal/constellation/zodiacal sign); small catapult; plant;

scorpius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  scorpion; (animal/constellation/zodiacal sign); small catapult; plant;

scortator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fornicator;

scorteum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thing made of hide/hides/leather;

scorteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of hide/hides, leather;

scortillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  young prostitute; wench;

scorto*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  consort with harlots/prostitutes; act like a harlot/promiscuously;

scortum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  harlot, prostitute; male prostitute; skin, hide;

Scotia*

  f., N1.1 locale [later --- Britian common Eccl]

  Scotland;

Scotus*

  m., N2.1 group [later --- Britian lesser Eccl]

  Scot, Scotsman, person from Scotland; Scots (pl.);

screator*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hawker; throat-clearer;

screatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  hawking; throat-clearing;

screo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  clear the throat, hawk, hem;

scriba*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scribe, clerk;

scriblita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of pastry;

scribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  write; compose;

scribtus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare ---]

  written; composed; (archaic vpar of scribo);

scrinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  box, case;

scriptito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  write often; compose;

scripto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  write; compose;

scriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  writer, author; scribe;

scriptorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  writing;

scriptulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  unit of weight (1/24 unica, 1/288 libra); 1/288 of any unit (esp. iugerum);

scriptum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  something written; written communication; literary work;

scriptura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  writing; composition; scripture;

scriptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  scribe's office; being a clerk;

scripula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of vine/grape (used for raisins);

scripulatim*

  adv. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  by amounts of a scripulum (1/288 libra/pound); (2 grams); (pharmacy dose);

scripulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  weight unit (1/24 unica, 1/288 libra, 2 grams); 1/288 of a unit (esp. iugerum);

scrobis*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ditch, trench; dike;

scrofa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sow; (esp. one used for breeding);

scrofinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/derived from a sow;

scrofipascus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pig breeder;

scrofipascus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  that feeds sows;

scrotum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  scrotum;

scrupeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hobbling; shambling (walk);

scrupeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  composed of sharp rocks;

scruposus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of sharp stones, rugged, rough;

scrupula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  anxiety, doubt, scruple;

scrupulositas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  rough spot, jagged edge; hesitation;

scrupulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  careful, accurate, scrupulous;

scrupulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  unit of weight (1/24 unica, 1/288 libra); 1/288 of any unit (esp. iugerum);

scrupulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small stone; fraction of an ounce (Erasmus); scruple;

scrupus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sharp stone;

scrupus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  worry, anxiety;

scruta*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  pot;

scrutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  searchable;

scrutamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  scrutiny;

scrutaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Cal]

  second-hand good; flea-market;

scrutarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  junk merchant; second hand dealer; broker (Cal);

scrutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  investigating, vetting, scrutinizing;

scrutillus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  kind of sausage;

scrutinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  search (record), examination (for hidden); inquiry/investigation/scrutiny (L+S);

scrutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  investigate; examine closely/strictly; scrutinize;

scrutino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  investigate; examine closely/strictly; scrutinize;

scruto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  search/probe/examine carefully/thoroughly; explore/scan/scrutinize/investigate;

scruto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  search/probe/examine carefully/thoroughly; explore/scan/scrutinize/investigate;

scrutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  searcher/investigator/inquirer; scrutinizer/watcher/examiner; who looks closely;

scrutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  trash (pl.), old/broken stuff; job lot; trumpery;

sculpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 trans [--- tech --- common OLD]

  carve, engrave (inscription/face); fashion/work into form by carving/engraving;

sculponea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cheap wooden shoe;

sculptilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  engraved;

sculptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  sculptor;

scurra*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fashionable idler, man about town, rake; professional buffoon, comedian/clown;

scurrilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  buffoonery; quality of a scurra, untimely/offensive humor;

scurriliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in the manner of a scurra, with untimely/offensive humor/buffoonery;

scurro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  play the "man about town"; dine off one's jokes;

scutale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  device for controlling missile in type of sling; thong of a sling (L+S);

scutarior*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  shield-bearer;

scutarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare OLD]

  shield maker; guard equipped with shield/scutum (Late empire) (L+S);

scutarius*

  a, um, adj. [later war --- veryrare L&S]

  of/on/belonging to shield;

scutatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  armed with a long wooden shield;

scutella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  saucer, small shallow/flat dish/pan; dish used as stand for other vessels;

scutellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  escutcheon;

scutica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strap; instrument of punishment; lash, whip;

scutra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shallow/flat dish/pan/tray/platter; (square); shovel (Vulgate);

scutula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - small shallow dish/pan; figure of lozenge/rhombus/diamond shape;

  - wooden cylinder; roller; secret writing/letter (L+S); cylindrical snake;

scutulata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  checked garment;

scutulatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  checked cloths (pl.), checks;

scutulatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cross-ruled;

scutulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little shield; [~operta => shoulder blades];

scutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shield; (heavy shield of Roman legion infantry);

scymnus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  cub, whelp;

scyphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Med]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup; two-handled drinking vessel;

scytala*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wooden cylinder; roller; secret writing/letter (L+S); cylindrical snake;

scytale*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  wooden cylinder; roller; secret writing/letter (L+S); cylindrical snake;

sebboleth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  scibboleth (grain ear) which mispronounciation Gileadites uncovered Ephraimite;

sebum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suet, tallow, hard animal fat;

secamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- Pliny OLD]

  piece of carpentry;

secedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  withdraw; rebel; secede;

secerno*

  nere, crevi, cretum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate;

secespita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  type of sacrificial knife;

secessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  revolt, secession;

secessus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  withdrawal; secluded place;

secius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  otherwise, none the less;

secludo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shut off;

seclusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remote;

seco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare trans]

  cut, sever; decide; divide in two/halve/split; slice/chop/cut up/carve; detach;

seco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  cut, sever; decide; divide in two/halve/split; slice/chop/cut up/carve; detach;

seco*

  cere, -, cutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - follow; escort/attend/accompany; aim at/reach after/strive for/make for/seek;

  - support/back/side with; obey, observe; pursue/chase; range/spread over; attain;

secretarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  secret/remote/solitary/hiding place/retreat; seat apart; judge's chamber;

secretarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- lesser L&S]

  council chamber; conclave, consistory; private chapel; retirement place;

secretarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  secretary;

secretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separation;

secreto*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separately; secretly, in private;

secretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  secret, mystic rite, haunt;

secretus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  separate, apart (from); private, secret; remote; hidden;

sectarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  castrated; gelded;

sectilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  capable of being cut into thin layers;

sectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  cutting/severing; mowing; surgery; castration; disposal/buying up booty;

sectivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  severed; sectioned;

secto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  follow continually; pursue; pursue with punishment; hunt out; run after;

sectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quarry (pl.);

secubitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleeping apart from one's spouse or lover;

secubo*

  are, ui, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sleep apart from one's spouse or lover; sleep alone; live alone;

secularitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Med]

  worldliness; worldly life;

seculariter*

  adv. [later eccl --- common Med]

  worldly, in a worldly fashion;

secularus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Med]

  layman (as opposed to ecclesiastical);

secularus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- common Med]

  secular/temporal/worldly (as opposed to ecclesiastical); lay, laic;

seculis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- common Med]

  secular/temporal/earthly/worldly; transitory; pagan;

seculizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later eccl --- common Med]

  live a worldly life;

seculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later eccl --- common Med]

  world/universe; secular/temporal/earthly/worldly affairs/cares/temptation;

secum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  suet; tallow; hard animal fat; (sebum);

secunda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  after-birth (pl.); second/inferior parts;

secunda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  second (measure of time);

secundanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soldiers (pl.) of the second legion;

secundarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  second-rate; of the second rank;

secundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  make conditions favorable (winds/deities), favor; adjust, adapt; prosper;

secundogenitus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  second-born;

secundum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  good luck/fortune (pl.), success; favorable circumstances;

secundum*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  after; according to; along/next to, following/immediately after, close behind;

secundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  - next, following; second; substituted; secondary/inferior; subordinate;

  - favorable, fair (wind/current); fortunate, propitious; smooth, w/the grain;

securicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hatchet; hatchet-shaped mortise;

securifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  armed with axe;

securiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  armed with axe;

securis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - ax (battle/headsman's), hatchet, chopper; (death) blow; vine-dresser's blade;

  - ax (bundled in fasces); sovereignty (usu. pl.), authority, domain, supremacy;

securitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  freedom from care; carelessness; safety, security;

securus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  secure, safe, untroubled, free from care;

secus*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- bio --- lesser L&S]

  sex;

secus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  otherwise; differently, in another way; contrary to what is right/expected;

secus*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  by, beside, alongside; in accordance with;

secutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pursuer; attendant;

secuutus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  follower, pursuer;

sed*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  but, but also; yet; however, but in fact/truth; not to mention; yes but;

sedatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  calming;

sedatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calm, untroubled; quiet;

sedda*

  f., N1.1 thing [archaic --- --- frequent L&S]

  - seat (usu. no back/arms), stool, chair; chair of magistrate/office/teacher;

  - sedan/carrying chair; toilet seat, stool; work-stool; coach/wagon seat; saddle;

sedecim*

  num. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sixteen;

sedecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  low seat, stool;

sedentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sitting; sedentary;

sedeo*

  ere, di, essum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sit, remain; settle; encamp;

sedes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  seat; home, residence; settlement, habitation; chair;

sedile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seat, chair, bench, stool; that which may be sat on; armchair;

seditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sedition, riot, strife,rebellion;

seditiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mutinous; troubled; quarrelsome;

sedo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  settle, allay; restrain; calm down;

seduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lead away, lead apart; lead astray, seduce;

seductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  leading aside; separation; E:leading astray; seduction;

seductor*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  seducer (eccl.);

seductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distant; retired, secluded;

sedulitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assiduity, painstaking attention (to);

sedulo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carefully;

sedulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  attentive, painstaking, sedulous;

seges*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  grain field; crop;

segestra*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bad-weather-covering;

segestre*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bad-weather-covering;

segmentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  adorned with borders or patches;

segmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cutting, shred; borders/patches (pl.) of purple or gold;

segnipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slow-footed;

segnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  slow, sluggish, torpid, inactive; slothful, unenergetic; slow moving, slow;

segnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sloth, sluggishness;

segniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  half-heartedly; without spirit/energy, feebly; [nihlo ~ius => no less actively];

segnitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sloth, sluggishness, inertia; weakness, feebleness; disinclination for action;

segnities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sloth, sluggishness, inertia; weakness, feebleness; disinclination for action;

segrego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  remove, separate;

Seia*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl Italy Pliny OLD]

  Seia; (tutelary goddess of grain at time of sowing);

seichus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sheik;

seipse*

  pron. demons [later --- --- common Eccl]

  he himself, she herself, it itself; they themselves (pl.);

seisina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  seisin; possession as freehold;

seisitus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  seized; taken in seisin;

seiugatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  separated;

seiugis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  chariot drawn by six horses;

seiunctim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  separately;

seiunctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  separation;

Seius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- legal Italy common OLD]

  Seius; (Roman gens name); fictitious name in law; [M. Seius => ally of Caesar];

Seius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal Italy common OLD]

  Seius; (Roman gens); fictitious name in law; [M. Seius => supporter of Caesar];

sejungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate; exclude;

SELAH*

  SELAHi, SELAHum, V9.9 [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  selah, musical pause (Psalms); sing loud; change pitch; (full meaning unknown);

selectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  choosing out, selection;

selectivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  selective;

selego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  select, choose, pick out; weed out;

selibra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-pound;

seligo*

  gere, legi, lectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  select, choose, pick out; weed out;

seliquastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  seat, kind of seat/stool;

sella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - seat (usu. no back/arms), stool, chair; chair of magistrate/office/teacher;

  - sedan/carrying chair; toilet seat, stool; work-stool; coach/wagon seat; saddle;

sellaria*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sitting/drawing-room. place w/seats; debauchery; prostitute, public courtesan;

sellariolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/for sitting, equipped w/stools (not couches); (like common diningroom);

sellaris*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  chair-; of a chair/seat; furnished w/saddles;

sellaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  saddle;

sellarium*

  n., N2.4 where [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  privy, toilet; outhouse;

sellarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  male prostitute (on a couch); member of chariot team (w/unknown function);

sellisternium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  religious banquet w/seats for goddesses; religious banquets (pl.) for goddesses;

sellula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  little chair/seat; stool (L+S); sedan chair;

sellularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sedentary worker; (who sits on a stool); mechanic;

sellularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sedentary; engaged in a sedentary occupation/trade; of a chair/stool;

semanticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  semantics;

semaphorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  traffic signal;

Semeitica*

  f., N1.1 group [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  family of Semei/Shimi; (son of Gerson, grandson of Levi);

semen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  seed;

semenstris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-yearly; of six month duration;

sementerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

sementifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  seed-bearing, fruitful;

sementis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sowing, planting;

sementivum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  crops (pl.) sown in normal sowing time (for Romans late autumn);

sementivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of sowing/seed-time; [feriae ~ => festival after sowing; pirum ~ => late pear];

semermis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  half-armed; badly equipped;

semermus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  half-armed; badly equipped;

semestris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-yearly; of six months' duration;

semesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-eaten;

semetipse*

  pron. demons [later --- --- common Eccl]

  he himself, she herself, it itself; they themselves (pl.); (intensive);

semiadapertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-open;

semianimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-alive;

semianimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-alive;

semiapertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-open;

semibos*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- myth --- uncommon L&S]

  half-bull/ox; (the Minotaur);

semibos*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  half-bull/ox; (the Minotaur);

semicaper*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- myth --- uncommon L&S]

  half-goat (Pan, Satyrs); a Faun (L+S);

semicaper*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- uncommon OLD]

  half-goat (Pan, Satyrs); of a Faun (L+S);

semicinctium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  narrow girdle; semi-girdle (L+S); narrow apron;

semicintium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  narrow girdle; semi-girdle (L+S); narrow apron;

semicircumferentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  semi-circumference;

semicoctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half-cooked;

semicolon*

  n., N2.8 thing [scholar gram --- uncommon Cal]

  semicolon;

semicorda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval science --- uncommon SrcZ]

  semicord; semi-chord of circle (mathematics);

semicrematus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-burned;

semicremus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-burned;

semicubitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  half cubit long;

semideus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  demigod;

semideus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-divine;

semidiameter*

  m., N2.3 thing [medieval science --- uncommon SrcZ]

  semi-diameter;

semiditonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon Med]

  minor third;

semidoctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-taught;

semiermis*

  is, e, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  half-armed; badly equipped;

semiermus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  half-armed; badly equipped;

semiesus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  half-eaten; (semesus);

semifactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-done, half-finished;

semifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-wild; half-monster;

semigermanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-German;

semigravis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-overcome;

semigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  go away;

semihians*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-open;

semihomo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-man, half-human (half monster);

semihora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half hour;

semilacer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-mangled;

semilautus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half-washed;

semiliber*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  half-free;

semilixa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half sutler, "little more than a camp follower";

semimarinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half belonging to the_sea;

semimas*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-male; hermaphrodite; unmanned/emasculated person;

semimas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  emasculated;

seminarista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  seminarist; one who goes to seminars;

seminarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  seminary;

seminarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seminary;

seminator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  originator; producer;

seminex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-dead;

seminiverbius*

  m., N2.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  babbler; word-sower (Rhiems);

semino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plant, sow;

seminudus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-naked;

semiologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  semiology;

semiophorum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  traffic signal;

semipaganus*

  m/f., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half-rustic;

semipes*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon L&S]

  half-foot/pes; half foot of ground; half metrical foot; half lame (L+S);

semiplenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-full; half-manned (ships), half-strength (military units);

semiputatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-pruned;

semirasus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  half-shaven;

semireductus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half bent back;

semirefectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-repaired;

semirefetcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-repaired;

semirutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-ruined or demolished;

semis*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half as; half; half of any unit; 6 percent per annum (1/2% per month);

semisepultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-buried;

semisomnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-asleep, drowsy;

semisos*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half as; half; half of any unit; 6 percent per annum (1/2% per month);

semisupinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-lying on one's back;

semita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  path;

semitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the footpaths;

semitarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the footpaths;

semitonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  semi-tone; half-tone;

semitonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon trans]

  semitone; (musical);

semiustulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-burnt;

semiustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-burnt, singed;

semivir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half man;

semivir*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  effeminate;

semivivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-alive, almost dead;

semivocalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  half-sounding; semi-vocal; G:vowel (Collins);

semodius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- science Italy common OLD]

  Roman dry measure; (1/2 modus, 2 gallons); vessel of this capacity;

semotus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  distant, remote;

semoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  separate, set aside (Collins); remove, set apart, isolate (Nelson);

semper*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  always;

sempiternalis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  everlasting;

sempiternaliter*

  adv. [later eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  everlastingly; perpetually;

sempiterne*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eternally, perpetually, everlastingly, permanently;

sempiternitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  eternity; endless existence; perpetuity;

sempiterno*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  eternally, perpetually, everlastingly, permanently;

sempiternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  perpetual/everlasting/permanent/eternal; lasting forever/for relevant period;

Sempronianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Sempronian; of gens Sempronia; (in title of laws by Ti./C. Gracchus);

Sempronius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Sempronian; of gens Sempronia; (in title of laws by Ti./C. Gracchus);

semuncia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twenty-fourth part (of a pound, etc); a minimal amount;

semunciarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the fraction 1/24;

semustulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  half-burnt;

semustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  half-burnt, singed;

sen*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  sin, shin; (21st letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as S and SH);

senaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  open space in the Forum, used by the Senate;

senariolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  little trimeter; small verse of six feet;

senarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  composed of six in a group;

senator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  senator;

senatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a senator,senatorial;

senatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  senate;

senatus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- veryrare Cal]

  Sienna-earth-colored;

Senatusconsultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common L&S]

  decree of the Senate;

senatusconsultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  recommendation of Roman Senate to magistrate; Senate's decision;

Senatusconsultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  decree of the Senate;

Seneca*

  m., N1.1 name [--- drama --- common L&S]

  Seneca; playwright; philosopher;

senecta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  old age; extreme old age; senility; old men collectively; shed snake skin;

senectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  very old, aged;

senectus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  old age; extreme age; senility; old men; gray hairs; shed snake skin;

seneo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be old;

senesco*

  cere, nui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow old; grow weak, be in a decline; become exhausted;

senex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  old man;

senex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  aged, old; [senior => Roman over 45];

senilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  senile, aged;

senio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  six on a die;

senior*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  older/elderly man, senior; (in Rome a man over 45);

senipes*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  steed; (six-foot);

senium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  condition of old age; melancholy, gloom;

Senones*

  m., N3.3 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Senones; tribe of central Gaul (Seine valley);

sensatus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  intelligent;

sensibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perceptible, sensible; detectable/knowable by senses; capable of sensation;

sensibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sensitivity;

sensiculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little sentence;

sensifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  producing sensation;

sensifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sensitize;

sensilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  perceptible; having sensation (Collins); sensitive (Nelson);

sensim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slowly, gradually, cautiously;

sensitivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- lesser Def]

  sensitive, detectable/knowing through the senses, perceiving;

sensorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sensory;

sensualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  sensual; desiring sensually; belonging to sensual desire;

sensualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  sensuality;

sensum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thought;

sensus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  feeling, sense;

sententia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  opinion, feeling, way of thinking; thought, meaning, sentence/period; purpose;

sententio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare Med]

  decree; L:pronounce sentence;

sententiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  short sentence, maxim, aphorism;

sententiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pithily;

sententiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pithy, sententious;

senticetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thorn-brake;

sentimentalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sentimental;

sentimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  feeling, opinion;

sentina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bilgewater; scum or dregs of society;

sentio*

  ire, nsi, nsum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  perceive, feel, experience; think, realize, see, understand;

sentis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thorn, briar;

sentisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  begin to perceive;

sentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rough, rugged, uneven;

senus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  six each (pl.);

seorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separately, apart from the rest;

seorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separately, apart from the rest;

separ*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  separate, distinct;

separatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  apart, separately;

separatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separation; division; severing;

separatista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  separatist;

separo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  divide, distinguish; separate;

sepeleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  bury/inter; (Romans cremate + inter ashes); submerge, overcome; suppress; ruin;

sepelio*

  ire, ivi, pultum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bury/inter; (Romans cremate + inter ashes); submerge, overcome; suppress; ruin;

sepelo*

  lere, li, litum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bury/inter; (Romans cremate + inter ashes); submerge, overcome; suppress; ruin;

sepes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hedge; fence; anything planted/erected to form surrounding barrier;

sepes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  six-footed;

sepia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cuttlefish; the secretion of a cuttlefish used as ink, ink;

sepiaceus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sepia-colored;

sepio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  - surround/envelop/enfold/encircle; clothe/cover/protect; close/seal off; shut in;

  - hedge/fence in, surround (w/hedge/wall/fence/barrier/troops); enclose; confine;

sepio*

  ire, psi, ptum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - surround/envelop/enfold/encircle; clothe/cover/protect; close/seal off; shut in;

  - hedge/fence in, surround (w/hedge/wall/fence/barrier/troops); enclose; confine;

seplasium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  perfume; Seplasian unguent;

sepono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  put away from one; disregard; isolate; reserve;

sepositus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  remote; distinct;

Sept*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  September (month/mensis understood); abb. Sept.;

septem*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  seven;

September*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  September; (7th month before Caesar, 9th after); abb. Sept.;

September*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  September (month/mensis understood); abb. Sept.; of/pertaining to September;

septemdecim*

  num. card [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  seventeen;

septemfluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that flows in seven streams ("seven-flowing mouth of the Nile");

septemgeminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sevenfold;

septemplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sevenfold; of/having seven (layers/mouths, shield w/7 layers, river w/7 mouths);

septempliciter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sevenfold; seven times; in a sevenfold manner;

septemtrio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  Big/Little Dipper (s./pl.); north, north regions/wind; brooch w/7 stones;

septemtrional*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  northern part of a country/region, the North;

septemtrionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  northern; in northern hemisphere (constellations); North (Sea);

septemtrionarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  northern; northerly;

septemviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  septemviral; of the septemviri/board of seven magistrates;

septemviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  septemvir's office; office of the septemviri/board of seven magistrates;

septenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  containing seven;

septendecim*

  num. card [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seventeen;

septentrio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- frequent OLD]

  Big/Little Dipper (s./pl.); north, north regions/wind; brooch w/7 stones;

septentrional*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  northern part of a country/region, the North; northern regions (pl.);

septentrionalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  northern, north-; in northern hemisphere (constellations); North (Sea);

septentrionarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  northern; northerly;

septicaemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  septicaemia, septic poisoning;

septicollis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seven hilled;

septicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  septic; putrefying;

septies*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seven times;

septifarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  having seven parts;

septiforis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  with seven holes;

septiformis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  sevenfold;

septiformus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sevenfold;

septim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  seven;

septimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the seventh l

septimanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the seventh;

septimplex*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  sevenfold; of/having seven (layers/mouths, shield w/7 layers, river w/7 mouths);

septimpliciter*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  sevenfold; seven times; in a sevenfold manner;

septingentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  seven hundredth;

septingentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  seven hundredth;

septingenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  seven hundred;

septuagenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of seventy (70); septuagenarian;

septuagensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  seventieth;

septuagensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  seventieth;

septuaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  seventy;

septuennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of seven years;

septum*

  num. ord [--- --- --- uncommon G+L]

  seven; (primarily used in compound words);

septunx*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  seven-twelfths;

septuplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  septuple; seven times as much (Souter);

septuplum*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  in a sevenfold way;

septuplus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser Sou]

  sevenfold;

sepulchrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grave, tomb;

sepulcralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sepulchral, of the tomb;

sepulcretum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  graveyard;

sepulcrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  grave, tomb;

sepultura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  burial; grave;

sepultus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grave; burial;

sepultus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  buried; sunk, immersed; (VPAR of sepelio);

Sequana*

  m., N1.1 locale [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Seine, river in N Cen. Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

Sequanus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Sequani, tribe in E. Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

Sequanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the Sequani, tribe in E. Gaul - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

sequax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  that follows closely/eagerly; addicted; pliant/tractable, responsive to control;

sequela*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  - sequela, whatever follows body of villein (eg. progeny, chattels, tenements);

  - sequela, morbid secondary affliction (medical);

sequens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  following; next;

sequentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sequence;

sequester*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  depositary, third party to hold disputed property; go-between/intermediary;

sequestra*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  female go-between/intermediary/depositary;

sequestrarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  sequestering; of sequestration; [actio ~ => suit recovering entrusted property];

sequestratim*

  adv. [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  in sequestration; separately;

sequestratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sequestration, deposition with third party; separation;

sequestre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  depository, escrow; [~ dare/ponere => place disputed property in trust];

sequestro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  sequestrate, place/surrender into hands of trustee; separate, remove (L+S);

sequius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  otherwise; contrary to what is expected/desired; amiss, unfavorably;

sequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - follow; escort/attend/accompany; aim at/reach after/strive for/make for/seek;

  - support/back/side with; obey, observe; pursue/chase; range/spread over; attain;

Ser*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Servius (Roman praenomen); (abb. Ser.);

Ser*

  m/f., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Chinese (people); inhabitants of region beyond Scythia and India;

sera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bar (for fastening doors); rail of post and rail fence; lock (Cal);

Seraph*

  n., N9.9 group [later eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  Seraphim, angels (pl.) of higher order among the Jews;

seraphicus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- uncommon SrcW]

  one angel/seraph-like; zealot; Franciscan friar (Seraphic Father=St. Francis);

seraphicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  Seraphic, of/like a Seraphim/angel; epithet of St. Francis/Bonaventura/Teresa;

Seraphim*

  n., N9.9 group [later eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  Seraphim, angels (pl.) of higher order among the Jews;

Seraphin*

  n., N9.9 group [later eccl NearEast lesser L&S]

  Seraphim, angel (sg.) of higher order among the Jews;

seraphinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  Seraphic, of/like a Seraphim/angel; epithet of St. Francis/Bonaventura/Teresa;

seren*

  f., N3.9 person [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  type of drone/solitary bee/wasp);

serenitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fine weather; favorable conditions;

sereno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clear up, brighten; lighten;

serenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fair weather;

serenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  clear, fair, bright; serene, tranquil; cheerful, glad;

seresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow dry;

seria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  large earthenware jar;

sericaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  silk dealer; woman who deals in silk;

sericarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  silk dealer; one who deals in silk;

sericarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  that deals in silk;

sericatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  clothed in silks;

sericum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  silk; silk garments/fabric; Chinese goods;

Sericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Chinese, of/from the Seres; silk-, made of silk; silken;

sericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  silken;

series*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  row, series, secession, chain, train, sequence, order (gen lacking, no pl.);

serio*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seriously, in earnest;

seriola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  small jar;

seriose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  seriously; effectually;

seriosius*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  in fuller detail;

seriosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  serious;

serius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  serious, grave;

serius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  later, too late;

serjantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  serjeanty; office of official who enforces laws; feudal tenure for service;

sermo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conversation, discussion; rumor; diction; speech; talk; the word;

sermocinalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  locational; vocal; speech-; discursive (Red); linguistic;

sermocino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  converse, talk, discuss;

sermonizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  preach;

sermunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rumor, tittle-tattle;

sero*

  rere, rui, rtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wreath; join, entwine, interweave, bind together; compose; contrive;

sero*

  rere, evi, satum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sow, plant; strew, scatter, spread; cultivate; beget, bring forth;

sero*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  late, at a late hour, tardily; of a late period; too late (COMP);

serotinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  late in coming/happening, belated; deferred/later; late to blossom/fruit (tree);

serpens*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  serpent, snake;

serpentigena*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sprung from a serpent;

serpentipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  snake-footed;

serperastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bandages (pl.) or knee-splints;

serpo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crawl; move slowly on, glide; creep on;

serpyllum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild thyme;

serra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  saw;

serracum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of wagon/cart/wain; S:Charles's Wain constellation (Big Dipper);

serratus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  coin with notched edges (milled);

serratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  serrated, toothed like a saw;

serro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  saw; saw up, saw into pieces;

serrula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little saw;

serta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  clover (species of, Melilotus or Trifolium); melilotus; serta Campanica;

serta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  garland, wreath, festoon;

sertula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  clover (species of, Melilotus or Trifolium); melilotus; serta Campanica;

sertum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wreath; chains of flowers (pl.), garlands, festoons;

sertus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  linked, connected;

serum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  late hour;

serum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  whey, the watery part of curdled milk; any similar fluid;

serus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  late; too late; slow, tardy; after the expected/proper time; at a late hour;

serv*

  serve, servassi, -, V8.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  watch over; protect, store, keep, guard, preserve, save;

serva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slave;

servabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  capable of being saved;

servans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ready to maintain (law/principle);

servator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  watcher, observer; preserver, savior;

servatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female preserver, protecotress;

servianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  Servian; of Servius Sulpitus (jurist);

servilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  servile, of slaves;

servio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  serve; be a slave to; with DAT;

servitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  slavery, servitude; slaves; the slave class;

servitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slavery, servitude;

servitus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slavery; slaves; servitude;

Servius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Servius (Roman praenomen); (abb. Ser.);

servo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  watch over; protect, store, keep, guard, preserve, save;

servolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  young (worthless) slave;

servula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  young servant girl;

servulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  young slave;

servus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  slave; servant;

sescenaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  year and a half old;

sescenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consisting of six hundred; (cohort is six centuries);

sescentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  six hundredth;

sescentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  six hundredth;

sescenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  six hundred;

sescuncia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one-eighth of whole; one-and-half unciae;

seselis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  plant, hartwort;

sesqualter*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Med]

  one-and-a-half times as much; in ratio of 3 to 2;

sesquaquartnarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-fourth; ratio of 5 to 4;

sesque*

  adv. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  one and a half times/more; more by half;

sesquealter*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  one-and-a-half times as much; in ratio of 3 to 2;

sesqui*

  adv. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  one and a half times/more; more by half;

sesquialter*

  a, um, adj. [--- science Spain uncommon OLD]

  one-and-a-half times as much; in ratio of 3 to 2;

sesquidecimus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  with 11/10; with eleven-tenths;

sesquihora*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hour and a half;

sesquimellesimus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  1500th; fifteen-hundredth;

sesquimodius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  modius and a half; (dry measure, about 3 gallons/12000 cc);

sesquinonus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  with 10/9; with ten-ninths;

sesquioctavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  containing 9/8 of a thing;

sesquiopus*

  n., N3.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one and half day's work;

sesquipedalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a foot and a half; (of words) foot and half long;

sesquiplaga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  blow and a half;

sesquiplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  one and a half times;

sesquiquartnarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-fourth; ratio of 5 to 4;

sesquiquartus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-fourth; ratio of 5 to 4;

sesquiquintus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser L&S]

  with 6/5; with six-fifths;

sesquiseptimus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  containing 8/7 of anything;

sesquisextus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  with 7/6; with seven-sixths;

sesquitertius*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  containing 4/3 of anything;

sesquivicesimus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  with 21/20; with twentyone-twentieths;

sessibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  seat; stool, chair; armchair (Cal);

sessilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fit for sitting upon;

sessio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sitting; session;

sessito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sit for long;

sessiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little company or assembly;

sessorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  chair; residence, dwelling, habitation;

sestertii*

  num. ord [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  two and a half (2 1/2);

sestertium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  1000 sestertii; two and a half feet; (measure of depth/width);

sestertius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sesterce; [semis-tertius => 2 1/2 assses, small silver coin];

set*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  but, but also; yet; however, but in fact/truth; not to mention; yes but;

seta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  hair; (coarse/stiff); bristle; brush; morbid internal growth; fishing-leader;

setius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  less, worse; [nihilo setius => none the less, nevertheless];

setthim*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  shittim/setim wood, wood of shittah tree/acacia wood; (not the tree); (Hebrew);

seu*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  or if; or; [sive ... sive => whether ... or, either ... or];

Seubus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Seubi, German tribes centered east of the Elbe - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

Seubus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the Seubi, German tribes east of the Elbe - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

severitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strictness, severity;

severitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  severity; austerity;

Severus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Severus; (Emperor Lucius Septimius Severus 193-211);

severus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stern, strict, severe; grave, austere; weighty, serious; unadorned, plain;

seviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sexvirate; the position of a sevir; a member of a board of six men;

sevoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call aside; remove; separate;

Sex*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Sextus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Sex.);

sex*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  six;

sexagenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  containing sixty; sixty years old;

sexagensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  sixtieth;

sexagensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  sixtieth;

sexagesimalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  sexagesimal (math.), proceeding by 60's; based on 60 (parts as seconds/minutes);

sexaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sixty;

sexangulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  six-cornered, hexagonal;

sexcenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consisting of six hundred; (cohort is six centuries);

sexennis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  six years old;

sexprimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser L&S]

  town magistrate; member of council of six provincial officials;

sexqualter*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  one-and-a-half times as much; in ratio of 3 to 2;

sexquaquartnarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-fourth; ratio of 5 to 4;

sexquartano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  increase by a quarter;

sexquetertius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon OLD]

  containing 4/3 of anything;

sexquialter*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science Spain veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-half times as much; in ratio of 3 to 2;

sexquintano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  increase by a fifth;

sexquinterno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  increase by a fifth;

sexquiquartnarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-fourth; ratio of 5 to 4;

sexquiquartus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- veryrare Med]

  one-and-a-fourth; ratio of 5 to 4;

sexquitertius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  containing 4/3 of anything;

Sext*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  August (month/mensis understood); abb. Sext.??; renamed to Julius in 44 BC;

sextadecimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the 16th legion;

sextans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one-sixth of any unit; (1/6);

sextarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  sextarius measure (pint); 1/6 congius (liquid); 1/16 modius (dry);

sextarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  pint (about); 1/6 congius (liquid); 1/16 modius (dry); cup of that size;

sexticeps*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  six-peaked;

Sextilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  August (month/mensis understood); abb. Sext.??; renamed to Julius in 44 BC;

Sextius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Sextius; (Roman gens name); [Quintus ~ => Augustian philosopher];

Sextius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Sextius; (Roman gens name); [Quintus ~ => Augustian philosopher];

sextula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one seventy-second; (1/72);

Sextus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  Sextus (Roman praenomen); (abb. Sex.);

sextusdecimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sixteenth; (1/16);

sexualis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  sexual;

sexualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  sexuality;

sexus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq L&S]

  sex; (male or female); (also for plants); sexual organs;

sexus*

  n., N9.9 thing [--- bio --- lesser L&S]

  sex; (male or female);

si*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  if, if only; whether; [quod si/si quis or quid => but if/if anyone or anything];

siban*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Sivan/Siban; third month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year;

sibilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hiss; hiss at;

sibilum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hissing, whistling; hiss of contempt or disfavor;

sibilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hissing, whistling; hiss of contempt or disfavor;

sibilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hissing;

Sibylla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  prophetess, sibyl;

Sibyllinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or connected with a sibyl, sibylline;

sic*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  thus, so; as follows; in another way; in such a way;

sica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dagger;

Sicanus*

  m/f., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Sican; ancient occupant of Italy;

sicarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  murderer, assassin;

siccaneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dry place;

siccaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dry (of soil);

siccatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  drier;

siccitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dryness; drought; dried up condition;

sicco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dry, drain; exhaust;

siccoculus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dry-eyed;

siccum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dry land;

siccus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dry;

sicera*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cider; kind of spirituous intoxicating drink; fermented liquor, strong drink;

sicera*

  f., N1.8 thing [late --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  cider; kind of spirituous intoxicating drink; fermented liquor, strong drink;

sicera*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  cider; kind of spirituous intoxicating drink; fermented liquor, strong drink;

Sicilia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Sicily; (large island southwest of Italy);

sicilicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little sickle;

sicilicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Sicilian;

sicine*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so? thus?;

siclus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late legal NearEast lesser L&S]

  shekel; (Jewish coin);

sicubi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  if anywhere, if at any place;

sicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  small dagger; penis;

Siculus*

  m/f., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Sicilian;

Siculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Sicilian, of/pertaining to Sicily (island southwest of Italy); cruel; luxurious;

sicumquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  if ever; [si cumquam => if ever];

sicunde*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  if from any place or source;

sicut*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  as, just as; like; in same way; as if; as it certainly is; as it were;

sicut*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as, just as; like; in same way; as if; as it certainly is; as it were;

sicuti*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as, just as; like; in same way; as if; as it certainly is; as it were;

SIDa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  AIDS, SIDA;

sidereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  starry; relating to stars; heavenly; star-like;

sido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  settle; sink down; sit down; run aground;

sidus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  star; constellation; tempest (Vulgate 4 Ezra 15:39);

sifo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  siphon; tube for sucking/blowing liquid, straw; fire-engine device; liquid jet;

sifonarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fireman in charge of a siphon (fire-engine device);

sifra*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  number;

sifunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small tube/pipe (through which water is forced); jet (of a fountain);

sifus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pipe/tube (for distributing water);

sigarellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cigarette;

sigarillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cigarillo;

sigarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cigar;

sigillatim*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  one by one, singly, separately;

sigillatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  adorned with small figures;

sigillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  seal; seal-up; confirm; (DEP form also known);

sigillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  seal; statuette; embossed figure, relief; figure in tapestry/from signet ring;

siglum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later gram --- veryrare L&S]

  abbreviation;

sigma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  Greek letter sigma; a semicircular dining-couch;

signaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  seal;

signale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  signal;

signanter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  expressly; clearly, distinctly;

signator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  witness (to a will, etc);

signifer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  standard bearer;

significans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  significant, meaningful; conveying meaning; expressive;

significanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  significantly, meaningfully; so as to convey a clear meaning; distinctively;

significantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  significance; indication; the act of conveying meaning/information;

significatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  signal, outward sign; indication, applause; meaning; suggestion, hint;

significo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  signify, indicate, show;

signo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mark, stamp, designate, sign; seal;

signum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  battle standard; indication; seal; sign, proof; signal; image, statue;

silaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- uncommon Med]

  syllable; letter, epistle (Latham); geometric section;

silanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fountain;

silens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  silent, still;

silentiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  silently;

silentiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  perfectly still; silent;

silentium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  silence;

sileo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be silent, not to speak (about); be quiet; not to function;

siler*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  brook-willow;

silesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow quiet;

silex*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pebble/stone, flint; boulder, stone;

silicernium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  funeral feast;

siliceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  siliceous, of/consisting of hard rock/stone; of flint; of limestone (L+S);

silicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  fenugreek plant (Pliny);

siligineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  wheaten; of wheat;

siligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  wheat; wheaten flour;

siliqua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pod;

siliquastrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  seat, kind of seat/stool;

sillaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval gram --- frequent OLD]

  syllable; letter, epistle (Latham); geometric section;

silphion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  silphion, fennel-like plant cultivated for its gum; (also called laserpicium);

silphium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  silphion, fennel-like plant cultivated for its gum; (also called laserpicium);

silpium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- Greece lesser OLD]

  silphion, fennel-like plant cultivated for its gum; (also called laserpicium);

silus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  snub-nosed, pug-nosed;

silva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wood, forest (sylvan);

silvanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gods (pl.)associated with forest and uncultivated land;

silvesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  run wild (of a vine), run to wood;

silvester*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  wooded, covered with woods; found/situated/living in woodlands; wild, untamed;

silvestre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  woodlands (pl.), woods;

silvestris*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- veryfreq OLD]

  wooded, covered with woods; found/situated/living in woodlands; wild, untamed;

silvicola*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inhabitants of woodlands, sylvan creatures;

silvicolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inhabiting woodlands, sylvan;

silvicultrix*

  , adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  inhabiting woods;

silvifragus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shattering the woods;

silvosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  well wooded;

sima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- inscription OLD]

  top molding of a pediment placed above its cornice; ogee (L+S);

simenterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

simia*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  monkey; ape; (applied to men as term of abuse);

simila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri NearEast veryrare OLD]

  normal flour produced from triticum; finest wheat flour (L+S);

similaginarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri NearEast inscription OLD]

  that makes/deals in similago (flour from triticum; finest wheat flour L+S);

similagineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri NearEast inscription OLD]

  that makes/deals in similago (flour from triticum; finest wheat flour L+S);

similago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri NearEast uncommon OLD]

  normal flour produced from triticum; finest wheat flour (L+S);

similax*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  bindweed; kind of tree (Pliny gives two tree types);

simile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  comparison; parallel;

similis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  like, similar, resembling;

similiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  similarly;

similitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  likeness, imitation; similarity, resemblance; by-word (Plater); parable;

similo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  imitate, copy; pretend (to have/be); look like; simulate; counterfeit; feint;

siminterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

simintorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cemetery;

simiolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little ape;

simitu*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  together;

simius*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  ape;

simonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- common Saxo]

  simony; buying/selling of a benefice/ecclesiastical position;

simphonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  harmony of sounds; singers/musicians; symphony (L+S); instrument; war signal;

simplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  single; simple, unaffected; plain;

simplicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  simplicity, candor;

simpliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  simply/just; w/out complexity; candidly/openly/frankly; innocently; as one item;

simplificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  simplification;

simplifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  simplify;

simplum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  simple sum or number;

simpulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  small ladle (religious ceremony); eyepiece; [fluctus ~o => tempest in teapot];

simpuvium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sacrificial bowl;

simul*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  at same time; likewise; also; simultaneously; at once;

simula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri NearEast veryrare OLD]

  normal flour produced from triticum; finest wheat flour (L+S);

simulac*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as soon as, the moment that;

simulacrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  likeness, image, statue;

simulamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  imitation, simulation;

simulans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  imitating;

simulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pretense, deceit;

simulator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who copies or imitates; feigner;

simulatque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as soon as, the moment that;

simulatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  simulator;

simulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  imitate, copy; pretend (to have/be); look like; simulate; counterfeit; feint;

simultas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  enmity, rivalry; hatred;

simulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flatnosed, snub-nosed;

simus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- common OLD]

  flatnosed, snub-nosed; having flattened nose; flatten/splayed (nose/other);

sin*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  but if; if on the contrary;

sinapis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mustard;

sinceris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  pure, w/no admixture of foreign material; clear/unclouded; free from fever;

sinceritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  integrity, honesty, straightforwardness; soundness, physical wholeness; purity;

sincerus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clean, pure, uninjured, whole; sound, genuine, truthful, candid, sincere;

sincipitamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  half-head; half/side of a head (as article of food); smoked cheek of a pig;

sinciput*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  half/side of a head (as article of food); smoked cheek of a pig; head; brain;

sindon*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  muslin; woven material of fine texture; fine linen (Vulgate);

sine*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  without; (sometimes after object); lack; [Johannis sine Terra => John Lackland];

singillatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one by one, singly, separately;

singularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  alone, unique; single, one by one; singular, remarkable, unusual;

singularitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  singularity;

singulariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  separately/singly, one by one; singular (grammar); exceptionally, extremely;

singulariter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  particularly; exceedingly; singularly; unusually, remarkably;

singulatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  one by one, singly, separately;

singultim*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  one by one, singly, separately;

singultim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sobbingly, with sobs; stammeringly;

singultio*

  ire, -, tum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hiccup; sob; cluck; (see also singulto);

singulto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  catch the breath, gasp; hiccup; sob, utter with sobs; gasp out (one's life);

singultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sobbing; convulsive catching of breath;

singulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  apiece (pl.); every; one each/at a time; individual/separate/single; several;

sinisbrorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the left;

sinisbrosus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the left;

sinister*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  left, improper,adverse; inauspicious;

sinister*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  left, improper,adverse; inauspicious;

sinistra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  left hand;

sinistrorsum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the left;

sinistrorsus*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the left;

sinistrosum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to the left;

sino*

  nere, ivi, itum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  allow, permit;

Sinope*

  f., N1.6 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Sinope; (Greek colony midway along south shore of Euxine/Black Sea);

Sinopis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  kind of red ocher (pigment, found on Sinope on Black Sea); name for Sinuessa;

sinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bowl for serving wine, etc;

sinuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bend into a curve; bend; billow out;

sinuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  characterized by bending, winding; sinuous; full of folds/recesses;

sinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bowl for serving wine, etc;

sinus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  curved or bent surface; bending, curve, fold; bosom, lap; bay;

sipar*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  almost equal;

siparium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  curtain; a drop-scene at a theater;

siparum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  linen garment (for women); topsail;

sipho*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  siphon; tube for sucking/blowing liquid, straw; fire-engine device; liquid jet;

siphonarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fireman;

siphonarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fireman in charge of a siphon (fire-engine device);

siphunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small tube/pipe (through which water is forced); jet (of a fountain);

siphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- common Med]

  bowl, goblet, cup; communion cup;

siphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pipe/tube (for distributing water);

sipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  throw; pour; strew, scatter; (usu. only in compounds);

sipo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  siphon; tube for sucking/blowing liquid, straw; fire-engine device; liquid jet;

siponarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  fireman in charge of a siphon (fire-engine device);

sipunculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small tube/pipe (through which water is forced); jet (of a fountain);

sipus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  pipe/tube (for distributing water);

siquando*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  if when; at what time; if/when some day; if at any time (assumed probable);

siquidem*

  conj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  accordingly; if indeed/in fact/it is possible, even supposing; since/in that;

siremps*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  like, the same;

sirempse*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  like, the same;

Siren*

  f., N3.9 person [--- myth --- common OLD]

  Siren; (lured sailors with song); type of drone/solitary bee/wasp);

Sireneus*

  a, um, adj. [late myth --- veryrare L&S]

  Siren-, of/belonging to the Sirens; [~cantus => Siren song];

Sirenius*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- veryrare OLD]

  Siren-, of/belonging to the Sirens; [~cantus => Siren song];

Sirius*

  m., N2.4 thing [late --- --- lesser ---]

  Sirius, greater dog-star;

Sirius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare ---]

  of the dog-star/Sirius;

sirpea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  basket-work;

sirpeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of rushes;

sirpia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  large basket made of bulrushes; basket-work (Cas);

sirpiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  basket made of bulrushes, rush basket;

sirpiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  used for dealing with bulrushes (of a billhook); of/made of rushes (L+S);

sirpius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of rushes;

sirpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plait/make (baskets, etc.) from bulrushes;

sirpus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  rush, bulrush;

sirupus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  syrup;

sirus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  corn pit; underground granary;

sisamum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare Med]

  sesame; (sesamum);

sisinbrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- veryrare Sou]

  aromatic herb, perhaps mint; (= sisymbrium);

sisto*

  tere, stiti, statum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stop, check; cause to stand; set up;

sistrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brazen/metal rattle used in the worship of Isis;

sisymbrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  aromatic herb, perhaps mint;

sitarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  provisions for a journey; bag/receptacle for such provisions, scrip;

sitarcia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  provisions for a journey; bag/receptacle for such provisions, scrip;

sitella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  urn for drawing lots;

siticulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very dry, parched;

sitiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thirsting, producing thirst, arid, dry, parched, thirsty (for);

sitio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be thirsty;

sitis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  thirst;

sitthim*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  shittim/setim wood, wood of shittah tree/acacia wood; (not the tree); (Hebrew);

sittybus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strip of parchment showing the title of a book;

situalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  local, localized;

situla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  basin/urn/jar; bucket, vessel for drawing/holding water; urn/basin on monument;

situs*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  situation, position, site; structure; neglect, disuse, stagnation; mold;

situs*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laid up, stored; positioned, situated; centered (on);

sive*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  or if; or; [sive ... sive => whether ... or];

smalto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  enamel;

smaltum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  enamel;

smaragdachates*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- Greece Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (described as a variety of agate);

smaragdinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  emerald-green;

smaragdites*

  , adj. [--- --- Greece Pliny OLD]

  emerald-like, having the nature of emeralds;

smaragdos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  green precious stone, emerald; beryl, jasper;

smaragdus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  green precious stone; emerald; beryl, jasper;

smegma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  ointment; cleansing preparation; fine slag from copper melting;

smyrna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  myrrh; Smyrna (city on the coast of Ionia);

soboles*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- lesser ---]

  shoot, sucker; race; offspring; progeny;

sobrie*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  soberly, temperately; in full possession of faculties, sensibly, calmly;

sobriefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  sobered (up); brought to a state of moderation;

sobrietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sobriety, freedom from intoxication; sobriety of habits, staidness;

sobrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cousin on the mother's side;

sobrinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cousin on the mother's side;

sobrius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sober;

soca*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  soke; court-suit; right of local jurisdiction;

socagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  socage; tenure of land by specified services;

socculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little soccus/low-heeled Greek slipper/shoe;

soccus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  slipper, low-heeled loose-fitting shoe (worn by Greeks/comic actors); comedy;

socer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  father in law;

socia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  associate/partner (female); companion/partner (in marriage);

socialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  allied, confederate, of allies; social, in partnership/fellowship; conjugal;

socialismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  Socialism;

socialista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  socialist;

socialisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  socialist;

socializatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  socialization;

sociennus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  friend;

societas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - society; alliance/partnership; trading company; fellowship, communion;

  - joint pursuit/enjoyment/possession; connection, affinity; conjugal union;

socio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  unite, join, ally; share in;

sociofraudus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  friend-deceiver; deceiver of friends;

sociologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sociology;

sociologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sociological;

sociologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sociologist;

socius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  associate, companion; ally;

socius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sharing; associated; allied;

socolata*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chocolate;

socolateus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chocolate-; of chocolate;

socordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sluggishness, torpor, inaction;

socorditer*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  negligently;

socors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sluggish, inactive;

Socrates*

  m., N3.3 name [--- science Greece common OLD]

  Socrates (Athenian philosopher 469-399 B.C.);

Socraticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Socratic; of Socrates;

Socratus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- science Greece uncommon OLD]

  Socrates (Athenian philosopher 469-399 B.C.); his disciples/followers (pl.);

socrus*

  m., N4.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  father-in-law; spouse's grandfather/great grandfather;

socrus*

  f., N4.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mother-in-law; spouse's grandmother/great grandmother;

sodalicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  close association/partnership; club/society (religious/social/political);

sodalicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  of fellowship;

sodalis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  companion, associate, mate, intimate, comrade, crony; accomplice, conspirator;

sodalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  association (social/politics); religious fraternity; electioneering gang; guild;

sodalitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  of fellowship;

sodes*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  if you do not mind, please; (si audes);

sofista*

  m., N1.1 person [later science --- common SrcW]

  sophist; rhetorician;

sofistes*

  m., N1.7 person [later science --- common SrcW]

  sophist; rhetorician;

sofistice*

  adv. [later science --- uncommon SrcW]

  sophistically; fallaciously (later); with deceptive subtlety;

sofisticus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser SrcW]

  sophist, of the sophists, sophistical; skilled in words;

soissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  split; harsh (of voice);

sokemannus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  sokeman, tenant holding land by socage/tenure by services other than knight;

sol*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sun;

solaciolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small consolation;

solacium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - comfort, solace; relief in sorrow/misfortune; source of comfort/consolation;

  - consolation for disappointment/deprivation; compensation/indemnification;

solamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  source of comfort, solace;

solarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  terrace;

solarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sundial, other timers; sunny part of house, terrace; top of house (Vulgate);

solarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sun-, of/relating to the sun; [horogium solarium => sun-dial];

solatium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - comfort, solace; relief in sorrow/misfortune; source of comfort/consolation;

  - consolation for disappointment/deprivation; compensation/indemnification;

solator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- poet --- veryrare L&S]

  consoler;

soldurius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vassals (pl.), liegemen; retainers;

soldus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  solid; dense; unbroken; (solidus);

solea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sandal, sole fastened w/thong; sole (Cal);

solearius*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sandal-maker;

solemnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  solemn, ceremonial, sacred, in accordance w/religion/law; traditional/customary;

solemnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  solemnity; ritual/solemn observance; proper/necessary/proper formality (legal);

solemniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  solemnly; with due ritual/ceremony; with proper/necessary formalities (legal);

solemnitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  solemnly; with due ritual/ceremony; with proper/necessary formalities (legal);

solempniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  solemnly;

soleo*

  ere, -, litum, V2.1 semidep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be in the habit of; become accustomed to;

solidarietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  solidarity;

solidesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  become firm; become solid;

soliditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  solidity; lack of cavities; density/firmness of texture; entirety (legal);

solido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make solid/whole/dense/firm/crack free; strengthen, consolidate; solder; knit;

solidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  solid figure; firm/hard material; firm/solid/unyielding ground; a whole;

solidus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gold coin; (aurus introduced by Constantine);

solidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - solid; same material throughout, unalloyed; not hollow; dense; unbroken/whole;

  - three dimensional; retaining form/rigidity, firm; real, lasting; perfect; full;

soliferreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  javelin entirely of iron;

solifuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  poisonous ant/spider;

Solinus*

  m., N2.1 name [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Solinus; (C. Julius Solinus third century Roman writer);

solipuga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  poisonous ant/spider;

solistimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  most perfect;

solitaria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hermit/anchorite (female); individual drink?; (as opposed to common/loving cup);

solitarius*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  hermit; anchorite; person living alone;

solitarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  solitary, living/acting on one's own; single (combat); without companion; sole;

solito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to make it one's constant habit to (w/INF); make a practice of; be accustomed;

solitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  solitude, loneliness; deprivation; wilderness;

solitum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  custom; habit;

solitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  usual, customary;

solium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  throne, seat;

solivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wandering alone; solitary, lonely;

sollemne*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - solemn observance, religious ceremony; customary practice/usage;

  - ritual offerings (pl.); legal formalities;

sollemnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  solemn, ceremonial, sacred, in accordance w/religion/law; traditional/customary;

sollemnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  solemnity; ritual/solemn observance; proper/necessary/proper formality (legal);

sollemniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  solemnly; with due ritual/ceremony; with proper/necessary formalities (legal);

sollemnitus*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  solemnly; with due ritual/ceremony; with proper/necessary formalities (legal);

sollemnizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  celebrate; solemnize;

sollempnis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  solemn, ceremonial, sacred, in accordance w/religion/law; traditional/customary;

sollers*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clever, dexterous, adroit, expert, skilled, ingenious, accomplished;

sollerter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cleverly; skillfully; resourcefully;

sollertia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  skill, cleverness; resourcefulness;

sollicitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incitement to disloyalty or crime;

sollicite*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  anxiously; with a troubled mind; with anxious care;

sollicito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  disturb, worry; stir up, arouse, agitate, incite;

sollicitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  anxiety, concern, solicitude;

sollicitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  concerned, worried; upset, troubled, disturbed, anxious, apprehensive;

solliferreum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  all-iron javelin;

sollistimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  most perfect;

solo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  solace, console, comfort; soothe, ease, lighten, relieve, assuage, mitigate;

soloecismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  mistake in grammar, solecism;

soloecus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  faulty; uncouth; (Erasmus);

solox*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coarse woolen dress;

solox*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  coarse; bristly;

solstitialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to the summer solstice;

solstitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  solstice; summer-time, heat of the summer-solstice;

solum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bottom, ground, floor; soil, land;

solum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  only/just/merely/barely/alone;

solummodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  only/just/merely/barely/alone; [nonsolum ...sed etiam => not only ...but also];

solus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  only, single; lonely; alone, having no companion/friend/protector; unique;

solutilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  easily broken up; (of structures);

solutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loosing, relaxation, weakening; payment;

solutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  unbound, released; free, at large; unrestrained, profligate; lax, careless;

solvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  loosen, release, unbind, untie, free; open; set sail; scatter; pay off/back;

somniculose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sleepily, drowsily;

somniculosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sleepy, drowsy;

somnifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inducing sleep;

somnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  inducing sleep;

somnio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dream; dream of or see in a dream;

somnium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  dream, vision; fantasy, day-dream;

somnolentus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full of sleep; drowsy; (somnulentus);

somnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sleep;

sonabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noisy, resonant;

sonipes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  horse, steed;

sonitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  noise, loud sound;

sonivius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sounding;

sono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - make a noise/sound; speak/utter, emit sound; be spoken of (as); express/denote;

  - echo/resound; be heard, sound; be spoken of (as); celebrate in speech;

sono*

  nere, nui, nitum, V3.1 [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - make a noise/sound; speak/utter, emit sound; be spoken of (as); express/denote;

  - echo/resound; be heard, sound; be spoken of (as); celebrate in speech;

sonor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sound, noise, din;

sonoritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late drama --- uncommon L&S]

  melodiousness; fullness of sound;

sonorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noisy, loud, resounding, sonorous;

sons*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  criminal;

sons*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guilty, criminal;

sonticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  important, serious;

sonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  noise, sound;

sophia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wisdom;

sophisma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval poet --- uncommon Med]

  wisdom; trickery; G:sophism; fallacy;

sophisma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  false conclusion, sophism (Redmond); logical fallacy;

sophismatius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  sophistical;

sophista*

  m., N1.1 person [late science --- common L&S]

  sophist; rhetorician;

sophistes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- science --- common OLD]

  sophist; rhetorician;

sophistice*

  adv. [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  sophistically; fallaciously (later); with deceptive subtlety;

sophisticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- lesser OLD]

  sophist, of the sophists, sophistical; skilled in words;

Sophocles*

  m., N3.3 name [early poet Greece lesser L&S]

  Sophocles (Greek poet);

sophos*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  bravo! well done!;

sophus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wise man;

sophus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wise;

sopio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cause to sleep, render insensible by a blow or sudden shock;

sopio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  penis; (perhaps rude);

sopor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  deep sleep;

soporifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bringing sleep or unconsciousness;

soporo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rend to sleep, render unconscious, stupefy;

soporus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that induces sleep;

sorbeo*

  ere, bui, bitum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drink, absorb;

sorbilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suck-upable; can be sucked-up;

sorbillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sip;

sorbilo*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  by sipping, drop by drop;

sorbitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  broth, food prepared in liquid/semi-liquid form; drink/draught/potion (L+S);

sorbitium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  draught, drink;

sorbitiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  small draught/dose; posset; portion of food; mess (Douay); little cake (KJames);

sorbum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  sorb, service-berry/apple; fruit of service tree (Pyrus domestica);

sorbus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  sorb/service tree (Pyrus domestica); sorb, service-berry/apple (L+S);

sordeo*

  ere, dui, ditum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be dirty/soiled; seem mean/unworthy/not good enough/common/coarse/vile/ignoble;

sordes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  filth, dirt, uncleanness, squalor; meanness, stinginess; humiliation, baseness;

sordesceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become dirty; grow wild; be mean;

sordidatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shabby, in dirty clothes; meanly dressed;

sordide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  meanly, basely; vulgarly, unbecomingly, poorly; stingily; sordidly, squalidly;

sordidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat dirty or mean;

sordidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dirty, unclean, foul, filthy; vulgar, sordid; low, base, mean, paltry; vile;

sorex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  shrew-mouse;

soricinus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of the shrewmouse;

sorites*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  sophism; an accumulation of arguments;

soror*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sister; (applied also to half sister, sister-in-law, and mistress!);

sororicida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  one who murders a sister;

sororius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sister's husband, brother-in-law;

sororius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or concerning a sister;

sors*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lot, fate; oracular response;

sortilegus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  soothsayer, fortune-teller;

sortilegus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prophetic, oracular;

sortio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cast or draw lots; obtain by lot; appoint by lot; choose;

sortitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  process of lottery;

sortitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  assigned;

sospes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  safe and sound; auspicious;

sospita*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female preserver (cult title of Juno at Lanuvium);

sospitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  safety; health; welfare;

sospito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  preserve, defend;

soter*

  m., N3.6 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  savior;

soterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  presents (pl.) given on recovery from sickness;

sotularis*

  m., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  shoe; (gender is guess);

Sp*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Spurius (Roman praenomen); (abb. Sp.);

spacellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spaghetti;

spacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - space; area/expanse, room (for); intervening space, gap/interval; length/width;

  - race course, lap, circuit; closed way/walk, turn; track (planet); act of play;

  - interval, time, extent, period, term; duration; distance; area; size; bulk;

spadix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  chestnut-colored;

spado*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eunuch;

spaera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  globe, sphere, orb, ball; orrery/working model of universe (spheres of planets);

spargo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  scatter, strew, sprinkle; spot;

Sparta*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece lesser L&S]

  Sparta (Greek city);

Spartanus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- Greece lesser L&S]

  Spartan;

sparteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  of broom; made of broom;

spartum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  Spanish broom;

sparulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  fish, sea-bream;

sparus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hunting-spear, javelin; a small kind of sea bream;

spasmus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cramp;

spasticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  afflicted with cramps; spastic;

spata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare OLD]

  broad-sword; flat stirrer; batten for beating woof; splint; palm spathe;

spatha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  flat stirrer; broad-bladed sword; batten for beating woof; splint; palm spathe;

spathula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flat piece (wood); (for splint); little palm branch (L+S); leg, broad piece;

spatialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spatial;

spatio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  walk; take a walk, promenade; spread;

spatiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spacious, wide, long;

spatium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - space; area/expanse, room (for); intervening space, gap/interval; length/width;

  - race course, lap, circuit; closed way/walk, turn; track (planet); act of play;

  - interval, time, extent, period, term; duration; distance; area; size; bulk;

spatula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  - flat piece (wood); (for splint); little palm branch (L+S); leg, broad piece;

  - wantonness, sensual indulgence; lewdness (L+S); voluptuousness;

spatule*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wantonness, sensual indulgence; lewdness (L+S); voluptuousness;

specialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  specific, particular, individual, not general, special; derivative, as species;

specialista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  specialist;

specialitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  special quality; peculiarity;

specialiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  specifically; individually; in particular; according to species;

specializatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  specialization;

species*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sight, appearance, show; splendor, beauty; kind, type;

specillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  surgeon's probe;

specimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mark, proof; idea; model;

specio*

  cere, exi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look at, see;

speciose*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  attractively, gracefully; strikingly, impressively; speciously, plausibly;

speciosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - beautiful/handsome/good-looking; attractive/appealing; presentable/respectable;

  - spectacular/brilliant/impressive/splendid; showy/public; plausible, specious;

spectabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  noteworthy, outstanding; worth consideration/looking at; able to be seen;

Spectabilis*

  m., N3.3 person [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  Respectable, title of high officers of late empire; (below Illustres);

spectabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  office/dignity of spectabilis (title of high imperial officers);

spectaclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- lesser L&S]

  show, spectacle; spectators' seat; (spectaculum);

spectaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  show, spectacle; spectators' seats (pl.);

spectamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mark; sign; sight, scene;

spectatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  looking; testing;

spectator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spectator;

spectatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female observer or watcher;

spectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  right of auspices; right to observe auspices;

specto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  observe, watch, look at, see; test; consider;

spectrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  specter, apparition;

specula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - lookout; watch tower, raised structure/high place for it; observing, spying on;

  - slight hope, glimmer/ray of hope; (long e);

speculabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  watching, on the watch;

speculamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  looking-at; observing;

speculatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  watching (shows/entertainment); inspection/scrutiny; consideration; speculation;

speculator*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spy, scout;

speculatoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  spy-boat; reconnaissance boat;

speculatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spying, scouting;

speculo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  watch, observe; spy out; examine, explore;

speculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mirror, looking glass, reflector; copy, imitation;

specus*

  m/f/n., N4.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cave, abyss, chasm; hole, pit; hollow (of any kind); grotto;

spelaeologus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  speleologist; spelunker, cave explorer;

spelaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cave, den;

spelta*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  spelt grains;

spelunca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cave;

spensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  storehouse;

sperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  hoped for;

sperma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval bio --- uncommon Med]

  seed, semen, sperm;

spermatozoidum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spermatozoid; sperm;

sperno*

  nere, previ, pretum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  scorn, despise, spurn;

spero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hope for; trust; look forward to; hope;

Spes*

  f., N5.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  Spes, goddess of hope; hope personified;

spes*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - hope/anticipation/expectation; prospect/hope/promise; (inheriting/succeeding);

  - object/embodiment of hope; [optio ad ~ => junior hoping to make centurion];

sphacos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  fragment moss; sage (Pliny);

sphaera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  globe, sphere, orb, ball; orrery/working model of universe (spheres of planets);

sphaeratus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  small sphered; ball-point;

sphaericitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sphericity; roundness;

sphaerion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- bio --- uncommon L&S]

  pill; small ball;

sphaeristerium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  place for playing ball;

sphaerois*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spheroid;

sphaerula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small ball/sphere;

sphera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  globe, sphere, orb, ball; orrery/working model of universe (spheres of planets);

spherula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  small ball/sphere;

sphincter*

  m., N3.1 thing [later bio --- veryrare L&S]

  sphincter, muscle of the anus;

sphinx*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  ape; chimpanzee;

Sphinx*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Sphinx;

sphondylus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mussel; muscle; oyster meat; (= spondylus);

sphragis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  seal-stone (stone used for seal); B:ball of plaster;

spica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  head/ear of grain/cereal;

spiceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  consisting of heads/ears of grain/cereal;

spicifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  carrying heads/ears of corn/cereal;

spicio*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look at, see;

spico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  furnish with spikes; provide ears;

spiculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  stab;

spiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sting; javelin; arrow; sharp point of a weapon;

spina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent OLD]

  thorn/spine/prickle (plant/animal); spike (asparagus); thorn-bush; blackthorn;

spina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- frequent L&S]

  spine/backbone/back; Circus center wall; fish-bone; difficulties (pl.); cares;

spinacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  spinach;

spinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thicket (of thorn-bushes);

spineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thorny, covered with thorns;

spinifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  prickly;

spino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  crown with thorns; prick;

spinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thorny, prickly; crabbed, difficult;

spintria*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  type of male prostitute;

spinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  thorn-bush; black-thorn, sloe-tree;

spinus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  thorn-bush; black-thorn, sloe-tree;

spira*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coil;

spirabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  breathable;

spiraculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  air-hole, vent; B:breathing passage (in lung); opening/outlet; window (Cal);

spiralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spiraling;

spiramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  air-hole/passage; aspiration, act of breathing; exhalation; breath, puff;

spiramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  air/breathing-passage; vent; pause, breathing space; draught, breath of air;

spiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  breathing; breath;

spiritalis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  spiritual, of the spirit; of breathing; to wind/air; kind of wind instrument;

spiritalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  spirituality;

spiritaliter*

  adv. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  spiritually;

spiritualis*

  is, e, adj. [late eccl --- common L&S]

  spiritual, of the spirit; of breathing; to wind/air; kind of wind instrument;

spiritualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  spirituality;

spiritualiter*

  adv. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  spiritually;

spirituosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spiritual;

spiritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  breath, breathing, air, soul, life;

spiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  breathe; blow; live; breathe out; exhale; breathe the spirit of;

spissesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become more compact, thicken;

spissitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thickness, density;

spisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thicken, condense;

spissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thick, dense, crowded;

splendeo*

  ere, dui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shine/gleam/glitter, be bright/radiant/resplendent (white/color)/distinguished;

splendesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become bright, begin to shine; derive luster;

splendidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  splendid, glittering;

splendor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brilliance, luster, sheen; magnificence, sumptuousness, grandeur, splendor;

splenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  adhesive plaster;

spodium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  metal slag; vegetable ash (Pliny);

spoliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  robbing, plundering, spoilation;

spoliator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who plunders or despoils;

spoliatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  female robber;

spolio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rob, strip; despoil, plunder; deprive (with abl.);

spolium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  spoils, booty; skin, hide;

sponda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bedstead; frame of bed/couch; bed/couch/sofa;

spondalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  sacrificial hymn;

spondeo*

  ere, pepondi, nsum, V2.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  promise, give pledge/undertaking/surety; contract to give/take in marriage;

spondeo*

  ere, opondi, nsum, V2.1 intrans [--- legal --- veryfreq OLD]

  promise, give pledge/undertaking/surety; contract to give/take in marriage;

spondeus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spondee (metrical foot of 2 long syllables);

spondulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mussel; muscle; oyster meat; (= spondylus);

spondylus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of mussel;

spongea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sponge;

spongia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sponge; (marine animal/domestic use); puffball; mass of fused iron-ore; pumice;

spongiformis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  spongiform, sponge-like; light and porous;

spons*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  free will;

sponsa*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bride; betrothed woman;

sponsal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  betrothal (pl.), espousal; wedding; wedding feast;

sponsalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to a betrothal/engagement;

sponsalius*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  betrothal (act/ceremony) (pl.); betrothal/engagement party/banquet;

sponsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  solemn promise; wager at law;

sponso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become betrothed/engaged to marry (woman); espouse, affiance (L+S);

sponsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who guarantees the good faith of another; surety;

sponsum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  agreement; consent;

sponsus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bridegroom; betrothed man;

sponsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  contract; surety; bail; betrothal;

spontalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  voluntary; self-chosen;

spontaliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  voluntarily;

spontanee*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  willingly, of one's own will; voluntarily; for one's own sake;

spontaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  of one's own will; voluntary; spontaneous;

sponte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of one's own will; voluntarily; for one's own sake;

sporta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  basket, hamper;

sportella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  little basket;

sportula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  food or money given by patrons to clients;

SPQR*

  m., N9.8 thing [--- legal Italy lesser ---]

  Senate and People of Rome; (Senatus PopulusQue Romanus,logo of Rome, like USA);

spretio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  contempt;

spretor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who despises or scorns;

spuma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foam, froth; slime, scum, spume; hair pomade/dye;

spumesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become foamy;

spumeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foamy, frothy; covered with foam;

spumifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foaming;

spumiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  foaming;

spumo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foam, froth; be covered in foam; cover with foam;

spumosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foaming, frothy;

spuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spit, spit out;

spurcalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  pollution; filth;

spurcamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  filth; dirt;

spurcidicus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  obscene;

spurcificus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  obscene;

spurcitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  filthiness, dirt;

spurcities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  filthiness, dirt;

spurco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  soil, infect; deprave;

spurcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dirty, foul; morally polluted;

spurium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  female external genitalia; marine animal of similar shape;

spurius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bastard, son of an unknown father; illegitimate child, spurious child;

Spurius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Spurius (Roman praenomen); (abb. Sp.);

spurius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  spurious, false; of illegitimate/irregular/out of wedlock birth;

sputamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spit;

sputatilicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  despicable;

sputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spit out;

sputum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spittle;

squaleo*

  ere, lui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be covered with a rough or scaly layer; be dirty;

squalidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  squalid, filthy;

squalor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  squalor, filth;

squalus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of fish;

squama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scale; metal-plate used in the making of scale-armor;

squameus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scaly;

squamiger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scaly;

squamosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scaly;

squatina*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  shark; skate (Pliny);

squilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  shrimp; prawn; crayfish; term covering number of crustaceans;

SS*

  f., N9.8 thing [later eccl --- uncommon SrcW]

  sacred scripture (early Church writings except Bible), Sacrae Scripturae (pl.);

SS*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  suprascriptus; entitled; inscribed; (sometimes abb. SS.);

st*

  inter. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hush! hist!;

stabilimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stay, support;

stabilio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make firm, establish;

stabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stable; steadfast;

stabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stability, steadiness;

stabulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- common OLD]

  stable/house (domestic animals, poultry, etc); be housed, have stall/lair/den;

stabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - stall/stable/enclosure/fold; lair/den; herd; garage (Cal);

  - inn/tavern; brothel; dwelling/hut;

stacta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  oil of myrrh;

stacte*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  oil of myrrh;

stacte*

  m/f., N1.6 thing [later agri --- veryrare trans]

  styrax/storax; (fragrant gum/tree Styrax officinalis); (used medically);

stadium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stade, Greek measure of distance, (~607 feet, nearly furlong); race course;

stagneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- tech --- common OLD]

  made of stagnum (alloy of sliver and lead); [lapis ~ => tin (Douay)];

stagno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  form/lie in pools; be under water;

stagnosus*

  a, um, adj. [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  stagnant; full of standing water;

stagnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - alloy of sliver and lead; tin (late);

  - pool, lake, lagoon, expanse of water; bath, swimming pool;

stamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warp (in the loom); thread (on distaff); thread of life spun by the Fates;

stamineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or consisting of threads;

stannum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  alloy of silver and lead; tin (late);

stantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  contract;

stapeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  stirrup; stirrup-leather;

stapes*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- common Med]

  stirrup; stirrup-leather; (also medical for an inner ear bone, the stirrup);

staphis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  stavesacre (Delphinium staphisagria);

staphylinus*

  f., N2.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  parsnip (Pliny);

stapis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  stirrup; stirrup-leather;

statalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of state (politics);

stataria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- common L&S]

  quiet-acted comedy;

statarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- drama --- lesser L&S]

  comedy actor; actor in stataria;

statarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stationary;

stater*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- legal NearEast lesser L&S]

  small silver Jewish coin. (value of four drachma);

statera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  scales, balance; grade, standard of quality; chariot pole;

statica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  static;

staticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  static;

statim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  at once, immediately;

statio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  outpost, picket; station; watch;

statistica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  statistic;

statisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  statistical;

stativa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  resting place; quarters;

stativum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  standing camp (as pl.);

stativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stationary, permanent;

stator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who establishes or upholds (cult-title of Jupiter);

statua*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  statue; image;

statuaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  art of sculpture;

statuarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  statute;

statuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of statues;

statuliber*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  slave (male) to which freedom has been promised subject to stated conditions;

statulibera*

  f., N1.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  slave (female) to which freedom has been promised subject to stated conditions;

statulibertas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  condition of being statuliber (slave w/freedom promised subject to condition);

statumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  support;

statuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  set up, establish, set, place, build; decide, think;

statura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  height, stature;

status*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  position, situation, condition; rank; standing, status;

status*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  appointed;

stega*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ship-deck; (Plautus);

stela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pillar; column;

stelephur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  plant w/flowers in spikes; (also stelephuros); (perh. haresfoot plantain);

stelio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lizard, gecko; treacherous/deceitful person, "snake";

stella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  star; planet, heavenly body; point of light in jewel; constellation; star shape;

stellans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  starry; having the appearance of stars; set/adorned with stars;

stellatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  starry; set with stars; sparkling, glittering; shaped like a star or "X";

stellifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  star-bearing, starry;

stelliger*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  star-bearing, starry;

stellio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lizard, gecko; treacherous/deceitful person, "snake";

stellionatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trickery; cheating; deceitful/underhand dealing;

stello*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  set/furnish/cover with stars/points of light;

stemma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  garland, chaplet; a genealogical tree;

stentaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  prop, support;

stercilinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dung heap/hill/pit, manure pile; midden;

stercilinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dung heap/hill/pit, manure pile; midden;

stercolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- Britian veryrare Med]

  dung;

stercoralis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- Britian veryrare Med]

  of/pertaining to excrement, excremental;

stercorarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- Britian veryrare Med]

  privy;

stercoreus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  filthy;

stercorinis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- Britian veryrare Med]

  of/pertaining to excrement, excremental;

stercoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval bio Britian veryrare Med]

  void excrement, defecate;

stercorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  well-manured;

sterculinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dung heap/hill/pit, manure pile; midden;

sterculinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dung heap/hill/pit, manure pile; midden;

stercus*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  filth, manure;

stereophonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  stereo;

stereophonicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  stereophonic;

stereotypus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stereotype;

sterilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  barren, sterile; fruitless; unprofitable, futile;

sterilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  barrenness, sterility, inability (female) to reproduce/(land) to produce crops;

sterilizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sterilization;

sterilizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sterilize;

sternax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  liable to throw its rider (of a horse);

sterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  spread, strew, scatter; lay out;

sternumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sneeze; sneezing powder;

sternuo*

  uere, ui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sneeze;

sternutamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  attack of sneezing;

sternutatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  sneezing; action of violent or repeated sneezing;

sternuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  sneeze (repeatedly or violently);

sterquilinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dung heap/hill/pit, manure pile; midden;

sterquilinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  dung heap/hill/pit, manure pile; midden;

sterteia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  snorer, sniveler;

sterto*

  tere, tui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  snore;

stibadium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  semicircular seat;

stibi*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  antimony; (used in eye-salve and makeup); stibium/sulphuret of antimony (L+S);

stibinus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  antimonial, of antimony; (used in eye-salve and makeup);

stibis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  antimony; (used in eye-salve and makeup); stibium/sulphuret of antimony (L+S);

stibium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  antimony; (used in eye-salve and makeup); stibium/sulphuret of antimony (L+S);

Stichus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  common slave name; representative name in legal forms, Anyslave;

stigma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  mark hot tattooed on runaway slaves/criminals; reproduction of Christ's wounds;

stigma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  mark hot tattooed on runaway slaves/criminals; reproduction of Christ's wounds;

stigmatias*

  m., N1.8 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  branded slave;

stilio*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare trans]

  lizard, gecko; treacherous/deceitful person, "snake";

stilisticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stylistic;

stilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drop of liquid; viscous drop; drip;

stillicidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall (of a liquid) in successive drops;

stillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fall in drops; drip; cause to drip; pour in drops;

stilus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stylus, pencil, iron pen; column, pillar;

stimmi*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  antimony; (used in eye-salve and makeup); stibium/sulphuret of antimony (L+S);

stimulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  incentive;

stimulatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  provocative woman;

stimuleus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  made-of-prickles;

stimulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  urge forward with a goad, torment,"sting"; incite, rouse to frenzy;

stimulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spur/goad; trap/spike in earth; prick/sting/cause of torment/torture instrument;

stinguo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  extinguish, put out; annihilate;

stipatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  crowd; retinue;

stipator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one of train surrounding a king; bodyguard, close attendant;

stipendiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mercenary; paying tribute in the form of cash;

stipendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tribute, stipend; pay, wages; military service;

stipes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  post, stake;

stipo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crowd, press together, compress, surround closely;

stips*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small offering;

stipula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stalk; stubble; straw; reed played on as a pipe;

stipulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  - demanding of guarantee from debtor by formal question; contract created thereby;

  - promise; bargain; (demanding spondesne from debtor/contract w/answer spondeo);

stipulatiuncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  small promise; small stipulation;

stipulo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  extract solemn promise/guarantee (oral contract); promise in a stipulatio;

stiria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  icicle;

stirps*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  race;

stirps*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  stock, plant; race, lineage; character; [damnata ~ => condemned human race];

stiva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plow handle;

stlatarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  brought by the sea; imported; costly;

stlattarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a ship; sea-borne;

sto*

  are, eti, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stand, stand still, stand firm; remain, rest;

stoechas*

  f., N3.7 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  French lavender (Pliny);

Stoicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Stoic;

stola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stola, Roman matron's outer garment; dress; clothing;

stolatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stola-wearing; befitting a matron;

stolide*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stupidly, obtusely; brutishly; solidly (physical growth), thickly;

stoliditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  stupidity, cloddishness, brutish insensibility; dullness, obtuseness (L+S);

stolidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dull, stupid, insensible; brutish; inert (things);

stomacho*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be angry, boil with rage;

stomachosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  irritable, short tempered;

stomachus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gullet; stomach; annoyance; ill-temper;

stomatice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  mouth medicine;

storax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  styrax/storax; (fragrant gum/tree Styrax officinalis); (used medically);

storea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  matting of rushes;

storia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  matting of rushes;

strabo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  squinter;

strages*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  overthrow; massacre, slaughter, cutting down; havoc; confused heap;

stragulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  covering; rug, carpet; bedspread, bed-cover;

stragulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  covering;

stramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  straw for bedding, etc, litter;

stramentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thatch; litter/trash (Cal);

stramineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  straw-, made of straw; straw-colored (Cal);

strangulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  strangle/throttle; suffocate/stifle/smother; choke; constrict way; keep close;

stranguria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strangury, painful discharge of urine; disease of urinary organs;

strategema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare Med]

  stratagem; piece of generalship;

strategica*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- war --- veryrare CAS]

  generalship, general's deed; stratagem;

strategus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- veryrare other]

  commander; president; (Col);

stratioticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  soldierly, military, proper to soldier; w/status/bearing of soldier; eye-salve;

stratorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bedding (pl.);

stratum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  coverlet; bed, couch; horse-blanket;

stratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spreading; cover;

stratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  prostrate;

strena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  favorable omen; a new year's gift;

strenuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strenuous behavior, activity;

strenuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  active, vigorous, strenuous;

strepa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  stirrup; stirrup-leather;

strepes*

  f., N1.7 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  stirrup; stirrup-leather;

strepito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a loud or harsh noise;

strepitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  noise, racket; sound; din, crash, uproar;

strepo*

  pere, pui, pitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a loud noise; shout confusedly; resound;

stria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  furrow, channel; T:flute of column;

strictim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  so as to graze; superficially, slightly, summarily;

strictura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hardened mass of iron;

strictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tight, close, strait, drawn together;

strideo*

  ere, di, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  creak, squeak, grate, shriek, whistle; (make shrill sound); hiss; gnash;

strido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  creak, squeak, grate, shriek, whistle; (make shrill sound); hiss; gnash;

stridor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hissing, buzzing, rattling, whistling; high-pitched sound;

stridulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whizzing, hissing;

striga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  evil spirit (supposed to howl at night); vampire; hag/witch (harms children);

striga*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon OLD]

  - row/strip/swath; (of cut grain/hay); lengthwise furrow;

  - side-avenue (in military camp); space between squadrons;

strigilis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strigil, an instrument used to scrape the skin after the bath;

strigio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  actor in mime;

strigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  halt, stop;

strigosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lean, scraggy;

stringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  draw tight; draw; graze; strip off;

stringor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  touch; shock; slight pain;

strinuus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare ---]

  active, vigorous, strenuous; (also strenuus);

strio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  provide with channels; groove; wrinkle;

strix*

  f., N3.3 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  furrow, channel, grove, flute;

strix*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  - screech owl (bird of ill omen); vampire/evil spirit; (sucks children's blood);

  - small nugget;

stropha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trick, artifice;

strophiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  breast-bands dealer;

strophium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twisted breast-band; head-band; bra (Cal);

stroppus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  garter;

structilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- tech --- uncommon CAS]

  used in building;

structor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  builder, carver;

structura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  building, construction; structure, masonry, concrete;

structuralis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  structural;

structuralismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  structuralism;

strues*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heap, pile; row of sacrificial cakes;

struix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  heap, pile;

struma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  scrofulous tumor;

strumosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  scrofulous;

struo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  build, construct;

strutheus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  sparrow-; of sparrows;

struthiocamelinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny L&S]

  of/belonging/pertaining to an ostrich;

struthiocamelus*

  m/f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  ostrich;

struthion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  soapwort plant (Pliny);

struthocamelinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  of/belonging/pertaining to an ostrich;

struthocamelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  ostrich;

strutio*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- lesser L&S]

  ostrich;

studeo*

  ere, dui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  desire, be eager for; busy oneself with; strive;

studiose*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eagerly, zealously, studiously, ardently, earnestly, attentively, assiduously;

studiosus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  student;

studiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  eager, keen, full of zeal; studious; devoted to, fond of;

studium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  eagerness, enthusiasm, zeal, spirit; devotion, pursuit, study;

stulte*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foolishly;

stultiloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  silly/foolish/stupid talk; babbling;

stultiloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  silly/foolish/stupid talk; babbling;

stultitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  folly, stupidity;

stultividus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  simple-sighted; simple-minded;

stultus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fool;

stultus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  foolish, stupid;

stupa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  stirrup; stirrup-leather;

stupefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strike dumb/stun with amazement, stupefy; strike senseless;

stupefactivus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stupefying (drug);

stupefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [late --- --- lesser ---]

  be stunned (w/amazement), be stupefied/struck senseless; (stupefacio PASS);

stupeo*

  ere, pui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be astounded;

stupesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  become amazed;

stupeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  coarse-flaxen; (see also stuppeus);

stupiditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dullness, senselessness;

stupidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  senseless, stunned; stupid, dull;

stupor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  numbness, torpor; stupefaction; stupidity;

stuppa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tow, coarse flax;

stuppeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of tow;

stupro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  have (illicit) sexual intercourse with;

stuprum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dishonor, shame; (illicit) sexual intercourse;

sturax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  styrax/storax; (fragrant gum/tree Styrax officinalis); (used medically);

sturgio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval agri --- uncommon Med]

  sturgeon;

sturnus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  starling;

stygius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Stygian, of river Styx; of fountain Styx;

Stygius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Stygian; of the river Styx; of the underworld;

stylobata*

  m., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  stylobate, continuous (stepped) base supporting a row/circle of columns;

stylobates*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- tech --- common OLD]

  stylobate, continuous (stepped) base supporting a row/circle of columns;

stylus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stylus, pencil, iron pen; column, pillar;

styraca*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare Sou]

  styrax/storax; (fragrant gum/tree Styrax officinalis); (used medically);

styracinus*

  a, um, adj. [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  made from styrax/storax; (fragrant gum/tree Styrax officinalis); (medicine);

styrax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  styrax/storax; (fragrant gum/tree Styrax officinalis); (used medically);

Styx*

  f., N3.7 locale [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Styx river; river of the underworld;

suada*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  persuasion;

suadela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  persuasion;

suadeo*

  ere, asi, asum, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  urge, recommend; suggest; induce; propose, persuade, advise;

suadus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  persuasive;

suasor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  adviser, counselor;

suasoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  hortatory/persuasive speech; rhetorical exercise giving history based advice;

suasorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- uncommon OLD]

  persuasive, seductive; concerned with advice/counseling;

suasus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  advice; advising;

suaveolens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sweet-smelling;

suaviatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  kissing;

suavidicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speaking pleasantly;

suaviloquens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speaking agreeably;

suaviloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sweetness of speech;

suaviolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tender kiss;

suavis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  agreeable, pleasant, gratifying, sweet; charming, attractive;

suavitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  charm, attractiveness; sweetness;

suaviter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pleasantly, sweetly;

suavium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  kiss; sweetheart;

sub*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  under, beneath, behind, at the foot of (rest); within; during, about (time);

sub*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  under; up to, up under, close to (of motion); until, before, up to, about;

subabsurde*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat absurdly;

subabsurdus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat absurd;

subaccuso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  blame somewhat;

subacidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slightly acid;

subactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  soil-working; preparation;

subadjuva*

  m., N1.1 person [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  assistant;

subadroganter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat arrogantly;

subagitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- uncommon Lev]

  erotic fondling/feeling/touching; titillation/foreplay; illicit intercourse;

subagrestis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat rustic;

subalare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  under-girdle;

subalaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  arm-carrying; carrying/stuck under the arm;

subalaris*

  m., N3.3 person [later --- --- veryrare trans]

  little wing; (4 Ezra 12:29);

subalbidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rather whitish;

subamarus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat bitter;

subaqueanus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  underwater; [navis subaqueana => submarine];

subaquilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  brownish;

subarmalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  passing underarm;

subarrho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  pledge, pay earnest money; espouse, undertake;

subasso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  roast a little;

subaudio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  understand, supply a word; hear a little;

subausculto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  listen secretly; eavesdrop;

subausterus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  rather harsh; less austere;

subbasilicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  lounger;

subblandio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 +dat [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  flirt; caress a little;

subcaesius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  grayish; (Erasmus);

subcavus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  hollow below;

subcido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sink/collapse (support gave way); give way (knees); fall (under), be included;

subcinericius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  prepared/baked under the ashes;

subconscientia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subconscious;

subconscius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subconscious;

subcrudus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat raw;

subcumbo*

  bere, ubui, ubitum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - sink/fall/lie/break down; succumb/collapse (w/weight); suffer/concede defeat;

  - surrender; yield; lay under; lie under/submit (female to male); cohabit (L+S);

  - give in/way; lower itself (animal to take load); be rival to (DAT of a woman);

subdiaconus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Saxo]

  subdeacon; cleric of minor orders (second level from top/deacon);

subdialis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  open-aired; that is in open air;

subdifficilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  somewhat difficult;

subdiffido*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be somewhat distrustful;

subdio*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in the open air; (sub dio);

subdisjunctivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  weakened disjunctive; non-exclusive;

subdistinctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later gram --- veryrare Sou]

  minor punctuation; exact difference;

subdistinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- gram --- lesser L&S]

  reduce distinction; make smaller interpunctuation;

subditicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  substituted, counterfeit; spurious;

subditivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  substituted, counterfeit; spurious;

subditus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  subordinate; submissive;

subdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  place under, apply; supply;

subdolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sly, deceitful, treacherous;

subduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lead up, carry off; transfer; haul;

subductio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  subtraction (math.);

subductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hauling up of a ship onto the beach;

subedo*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat away below;

subedo*

  esse, -, -, V7.3 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eat away below;

subeo*

  bire, bivi, bitum, V6.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - go/move/pass/sink/extend underneath/into; climb/come/go up, ascend; steal in on;

  - place/be placed under/in support; come up w/aid; assume a form; undergo, endure

suber*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  cork-tree; cork;

subex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  supports (pl.), underlying parts; underlayer (L+S);

subfervefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  simmer, bring/keep almost to a boil; warm from below (L+S);

subfocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  suffocation; choking/stifling/suffocating; [~ mulierum => hysterical passion];

subfodio*

  dere, subfodi, ossum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undermine, dig under; pierce or prod below;

subfuro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  steal unobtrusively; steal away;

subgestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  supplying an answer to one's own question; suggestion, hint (L+S); addition;

subhorridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat rough;

subicio*

  cere, bjeci, bjectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  throw under, place under; make subject; expose;

subigitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [early --- --- uncommon OLD]

  erotic fondling/feeling/touching; titillation/foreplay; illicit intercourse;

subigito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  behave improperly to; work upon, incite;

subigo*

  gere, begi, bactum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conquer, subjugate; compel;

subimpudens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat impudent/shameless;

subinanis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat vain;

subinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  immediately after, thereupon; constantly, repeatedly;

subinsulsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat insipid;

subintellego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  understand a little;

subintro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go into secretly, enter by stealth;

subintroductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  smuggling;

subintroductor*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  smuggler;

subintroeo*

  oire, oivi, oitum, V6.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go into, enter;

subinvideo*

  ere, -, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  envy a little; be somewhat envious;

subinvisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat odious;

subinvito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  invite vaguely;

subirasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  be rather/somewhat annoyed/angry (at/with);

subiratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  somewhat/rather angry/annoyed/irate;

subitaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  sudden; happening/arising without warning;

subitarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  got together to meet an emergency, hastily enrolled;

subitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  suddenness;

subito*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  suddenly, unexpectedly; at once, at short notice, quickly; in no time at all;

subitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sudden; rash, unexpected;

subium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  moustache;

subjaceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  lie underneath/below/at the foot/edge of/exposed (to); come under heading of;

subjectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - placing below; something placed below; base-plate; fraudulent insertion/forging;

  - appending; appended explanation/suggestion; introduction as a substitute;

subjectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  subjugation, subjection; submission; inferiority; foundation;

subjectivismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subjectivism;

subjecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw up from below; apply below;

subjector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  forger; substitutor;

subjectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying near, adjacent;

subjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  throw under, place under; make subject; expose;

subjugalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  yoke-accustomed;

subjugalis*

  m., N3.3 thing [later agri --- veryrare L&S]

  beast of burden. (yoke-accustomed); (Vulgate);

subjugalium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare Med]

  lower part of a phrase (music);

subjugatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  subjugation;

subjugo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  subjugate, make subject; bring under the yoke (L+S);

subjugum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  subjugation; unknown animal (L+S);

subjunctivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  connecting; G:subjunctive;

subjungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  join with, unite; subdue, subject;

sublabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collapse, fall to the ground; sink, ebb away; creep up, advance stealthily;

sublatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  elated;

sublecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  coax;

sublego*

  gere, gi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pick up from the ground, steal away;

sublestus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  slight;

sublevatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  alleviation;

sublevo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lift up, raise; support; assist; lighten;

sublica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- tech --- lesser OLD]

  wooden stake or pile; (normally used as support for bridge/heavy structure);

sublicis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- uncommon OLD]

  wooden stake or pile; (normally used as support for bridge/heavy structure);

sublicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  resting on/supported by piles; (Pons Sublicius/Pile Bridge, across the Tiber);

subligaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  loincloth, kilt;

subligar*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  underpants, briefs;

subligo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fasten (to);

sublimatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  sublimation (chemical);

sublime*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  high into the air, on high, up aloft; in a lofty position;

sublimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  high, lofty; eminent, exalted, elevated; raised on high; in high position;

sublimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - height (altitude/extent); high/elevated place; sense of exaltation; sublimity;

  - magnanimity; loftiness of character/style; elevated state of mind; grandeur;

sublimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  superior being; your highness (w/tua in titles);

sublimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  raise, place in elevated position; soar; send up (spirits) from underworld;

sublimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  high, lofty; eminent, exalted, elevated; raised on high; in high position;

sublingio*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  under-scullion;

sublino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  smear over surface/on underside; back (with); plaster; apply undercoat; trick;

sublividus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat blue;

subllabo*

  bere, -, apsum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  collapse, sink/slip/ebb away; creep up; glide under;

subluceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine faintly, glimmer;

sublucidus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat light;

subluo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wash, flow at the base of;

sublustris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  faintly lit, dim;

subluvies*

  f., N5.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  filth; dirt; A:sheep's foot foul;

submedius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  middle; mean;

submergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plunge under, submerge;

subministratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  giving, furnishing, supplying;

subministro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  supply, furnish, afford;

submissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stooping; quiet;

submitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  allow to grow long; emit, put forth, raise; lower, moderate, relieve; submit;

submoleste*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  with some difficulty/trouble;

submolestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat troublesome;

submoneo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  remind secretly;

submorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat peevish;

submoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  remove; drive off, dislodge; expel; ward off; keep at a distance; bar/debar;

submultiplex*

  , adj. [--- science --- lesser L&S]

  present many times; contained many times in another number;

submurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  murmur softly;

submuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  exchange;

subnasco*

  cere, -, atum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  arise, spring, grow up (under/out of/after); (esp. under or in place of);

subnecto*

  tere, exui, exum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bind under, add, subjoin, fasten up;

subnego*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  refuse somewhat; deny somewhat;

subnervio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  hamstring; (cut sinew in leg); invalidate (L+S); refute;

subnervo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  hamstring; (cut sinew in leg); invalidate (L+S); refute;

subniger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blackish; somewhat dark; having a rather swarthy complexion;

subnisus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  relying on (w/ABL); elated by; (subnixus);

subnixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relying on (w/ABL); elated by;

subnotatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subscription;

subnotator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subscriber;

subnoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subscribe;

subnuba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rival;

subnubilus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  somewhat cloudy, overcast;

subo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  be in heat;

subobscaenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat obscene;

subobscenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat indecent/obscene/foul-mouthed;

subobscurus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat obscure;

subodiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather unpleasant;

subodoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  suspect;

suboffendo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  give some offense;

suboleo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  make a weak scent; [mihi subolet => I detect/smell/sniff out];

suboles*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shoot, sucker; race; offspring; progeny;

subolesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow up;

suborio*

  ire, -, rtum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come into being, be provided;

suborno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  equip, adorn;

subortus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  springing up (of a fresh supply);

subpositivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  hypothetical;

subpuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  suppuration/festering; suppurating/festering sore, abscess;

subpuratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  of/concerned with festering/suppurating sores/abscesses;

subpuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  that has suppurated/festered; that has come to a head; (of a tumor);

subpuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  suppurate, fester under the surface;

subrancidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat putrid;

subraucus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat hoarse;

subregulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  petty prince; feudatory vassal;

subremigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make rowing movements underneath;

subrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - creep (under/up to); move stealthily; ooze/seep (liquid); insinuate self;

  - come on gradually/imperceptibly/by degrees (conditions); steal along/on;

subreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  stealing/taking secretly or by deception; filching; purloining, theft (L+S);

subreptum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stealthily;

subrideo*

  ere, isi, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smile;

subrigo*

  gere, rexi, rectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  rise, lift (Collins);

subringo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  make a wry face;

subripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  snatch away, steal;

subrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- legal --- common OLD]

  elect/propose/nominate/cause to be elected as successor/substitute; substitute;

subrostranus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  loungers (pl.) about the rostra, city loafers; idlers;

subrubeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be tinged with red or purple;

subrufus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat red; ginger-colored;

subruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undermine;

subrusticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clownish;

subsannatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  mockery by gestures; derision in pantomime;

subsannator*

  m., N3.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  mocker, one who insults/mocks by gestures;

subsanno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- common L&S]

  mock, deride; insult by derisive gestures; sneer;

subscribendarius*

  m., N2.1 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  under-secretary; (legal);

subscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  write below, subscribe;

subscus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  dovetail connection; tongue of dovetail;

subsecivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  left over; extra, superfluous, spare;

subseco*

  are, ui, tum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut away below; pare (the nails);

subsellium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bench/low seat (in auditorium.theater/court); tribunes seat; courts (pl.);

subsentio*

  ire, nsi, -, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  smell/sniff out; perceive secretly;

subsequenter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  subsequently; in succession; one after another;

subsequo*

  uere, -, ecutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  follow close after; pursue; support;

subsericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  half-silken;

subsero*

  rere, evi, rtum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  plant under;

subsero*

  rere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sow; plant; plant secretly;

subsicivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  left over; extra, superfluous, spare;

subsidialis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  reserve-, of the reserve; in reserve; acting support to front line; subsidiary;

subsidiarietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  subsidiarity, principle that central authority should do only what locals can't;

subsidiarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  reserves (pl.); body of reserves; in form of subsidy (Latham);

subsidiarius*

  a, um, adj. [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  of suit for ward's compensation of magistrate appointing bad guardian (w/actio);

subsidiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  reserve-, of the reserve; in reserve; acting support to front line; subsidiary;

subsidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  help, relief; reinforcement;

subsido*

  dere, sedi, sessum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  settle, sink, subside; neglect (Latham);

subsignanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  reserve legionaire (w/milites);

subsignanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  serving beneath the standard;

subsilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  jump/leap/spring up; plunge beneath;

subsilio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare trans]

  jump/leap/spring up; plunge beneath;

subsisto*

  tere, stiti, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  halt, stand; cause to stop;

subsortio*

  ire, -, itum, V3.4 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  appoint/choose/pick by lot as a substitute; (to replace challenged jurors);

subsortitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  choice of a substitute by lot;

substantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nature; substance, resources, wealth; [omnem ~ => every living thing (Plater)];

substantialis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  essential; substantial; substantive; of/belonging to essence/substance;

substantialiter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  substantially; essentially;

substantivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  self-existent; substantive;

substerno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread out (as an underlay);

substituo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  place in rear/reserve; make subject/answerable to; substitute; make alternative;

substitutio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  putting in place of something/one else, substitution; making alternative heir;

substitutus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  alternative heir;

substo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  hold firm; stand under;

substramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  support; what is strewn under;

substrictus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  narrow; tight;

substringo*

  gere, nxi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  draw in close, gather up; draw tight; [aurem ~ => to strain your ears];

substructio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foundation (of a building), substructure;

substruo*

  uere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  build up from the base, support by means of substructures;

subsultim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  with frequent jumps/leaps into the air;

subsulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  keep jumping up; spring up, leap up; (also jerky rhythm);

subsum*

  besse, bfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be underneath/a basis for discussion/close at hand as a reserve, be near;

subsumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lining (of garment);

subsuperparticularis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  contained within greater; contained in number one bigger (eg. 3 out of 4);

subsuperpartiens*

  , adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  contained within greater; contained in number one bigger (eg. 3 out of 4);

subsutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stitched at the bottom;

subtalaris*

  m., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  shoe; (gender is guess);

subtegmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weft/woof, transverse threads woven between warp threads; threads of the Fates;

subtemen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  weft/woof, transverse threads woven between warp threads; threads of the Fates;

subtendo*

  dere, -, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  extend beneath, subtend;

subter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beneath (surface/covering); underneath, below; at lower level/in lower position;

subter*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beneath, under (cover/shelter); towards/at base (of wall/cliff); (usu. ACC);

subter*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beneath, under (cover/shelter); towards/at base (of wall/cliff);

subterduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  carry off secretly;

subterfugio*

  gere, subterfugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  evade, avoid by a stratagem;

subterlabo*

  bere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  glide or flow beneath, slip away;

subtero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  rub under; rub off; pound;

subterraneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  subterranean, underground;

subtexo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weave beneath; veil; subjoin, attach as a sequel (to);

subtilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fine-spun, fine; slender, delicate, exact; minutely thorough; strict, literal;

subtilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fineness of texture/logic/detail; slenderness/exactness/acuteness; sharpness;

subtiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  finely; delicately; acutely, exactly; minutely; strictly, literally; logically;

subtimeo*

  ere, mui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be somewhat afraid;

subtractio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  subtraction (math.);

subtraho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry off; take away; subtract;

subtristis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat sad/gloomy;

subtularis*

  m., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  shoe; (gender is guess);

subtum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  below, underneath, in a lower position; in a position lower than; beneath (L+S);

subturpiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rather on the disgraceful side;

subturpis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat mean/repulsive;

subtus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  below, underneath, in a lower position; in a position lower than; beneath (L+S);

subtusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat bruised;

subucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  under-tunic (both sexes), undergarment; sacrificial cake(?); small jacket (Cal);

subula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  shoemaker's awl;

subulcus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swineherd;

Subura*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser ---]

  valley between Esquiline and Viminal hills of Rome (center of night life);

suburbanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  nearness to Rome;

suburbanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  people (pl.) dwelling near the city;

suburbanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  situated close to the city; growing or cultivated near the city;

suburbium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  suburb;

suburgeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drive up close;

subvectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transporting (of supplies) to a center;

subvecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  convey (often or laboriously) upwards;

subvectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  transport;

subveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  convey upwards; convey up; sail upstream (PASS);

subvenio*

  ire, subveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  come to help, assist; rescue;

subvento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 +dat [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  bring aid; come quickly to assistance;

subvereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be somewhat afraid/fearful/apprehensive; be rather anxious (Cas);

subversio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common L&S]

  overthrow, overturn; ruin, destruction; pouring out (of wine) (Souter);

subverto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overturn, cause to topple; overthrow, destroy, subvert;

subvexus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sloping up;

subviridis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat green;

subvolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly upwards;

subvolvo*

  vere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roll uphill;

succavus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hollow underneath;

succedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  climb; advance; follow; succeed in;

succendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  set on fire;

succenturio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  substitute; place in reserve;

succenturio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  under-centurion;

succeptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one who takes hand in an enterprise; one admitting gamblers to his house;

successio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  succession (to position/ownership w/GEN); successors collectively;

successor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  successor;

successus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  approach, advance uphill, outcome, success;

succidia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  leg/side of meat; (esp. salt) pork/bacon; cutting in joints; slaughtering (L+S);

succido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  cut down; cut from below, undercut; carve out underside; kill as 2nd offering;

succido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sink/collapse (support gave way); give way (knees); fall (under), be included;

succiduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  giving way under one;

succinericius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  prepared/baked under the ashes;

succingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gather up with a belt or girdle; prepare for action; surround;

succingulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  girdle;

succino*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sing to, accompany; (in speech) chime in;

succinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  amber;

succlamatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  answering shout;

succlamo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shout in response (to);

succollo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lift/carry on one's shoulders;

succontumeliose*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat insolently;

succresco*

  cere, evi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come up; grow up; overflow;

succrispus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat curled;

succumbo*

  bere, ubui, ubitum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - sink/fall/lie/break down; succumb/collapse (w/weight); suffer/concede defeat;

  - surrender; yield; lay under; lie under/submit (female to male); cohabit (L+S);

  - give in/way; lower itself (animal to take load); be rival to (DAT of a woman);

succurator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sub-curator;

succurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run to the aid of, help;

succurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  run to the aid of, help;

succus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late --- --- common OLD]

  juice, sap; moisture; drink/draught, potion, medicinal liquor; vitality/spirit;

succussus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  shaking;

succustos*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  under-keeper;

succutio*

  tere, ussi, ussum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shake from below;

sucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  juicy, full of sap;

sucinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  amber;

sucinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of amber;

suculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  juicy; sappy; succulent;

sucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  juice, sap; moisture; drink/draught, potion, medicinal liquor; vitality/spirit;

sudarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  handkerchief, napkin;

sudatorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sweating-room;

sudatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of sweating;

sudis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stake, log;

sudo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sweat, perspire;

sudor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sweat; hard labor;

sudum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  fine weather;

sudus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clear and bright;

Suebus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Swabian; (Gallic tribe - in Caesar's "Gallic War");

sueo*

  ere, evi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  to accustom; to be accustomed;

suesco*

  cere, evi, etum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  become accustomed (to);

suetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wont, accustomed; usual, familiar;

sufes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal Africa uncommon CAS]

  chief magistrate of Carthage;

suffamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clog, brake, drag chain; hindrance;

suffarcino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stuff, cram;

suffero*

  rre, ustuli, ublatum, V3.2 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bear, endure, suffer;

suffervefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  simmer, bring/keep almost to a boil; warm from below (L+S);

suffes*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal Africa uncommon CAS]

  chief magistrate of Carthage;

sufficiens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sufficient, adequate (in number/amount);

sufficienter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  sufficiently, adequately;

sufficio*

  cere, feci, fectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be sufficient, suffice; stand up to; be capable/qualified; provide, appoint;

suffigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  fix/fasten/attach/affix (to top); (as punishment); crucify; fix/insert below;

suffimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fumigation; incense; a substance used to fumigate;

suffimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fumigation; incense; a substance used to fumigate;

suffio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fumigate; perfume, scent;

sufflamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  brake, drag, hindrance;

sufflatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  souffle (kitchen);

sufflavus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  yellowish; (Erasmus);

sufflo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blow/puff up, inflate; blow; get into a temper with;

suffocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  suffocation; choking/stifling/suffocating; [~ mulierum => hysterical passion];

suffoco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strangle, choke, suffocate;

suffodio*

  dere, suffodi, ossum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undermine, dig under; pierce or prod below;

suffraganeus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  supporter;

suffragatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  public expression of support (for);

suffragator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  supporter; one who gives support to a candidate (voter, canvasser);

suffragatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  candidate-supporting;

suffragium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vote; judgment; applause;

suffrago*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  express public support (for), canvass/vote for; lend support (to), favor;

suffrago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  express public support (for), canvass/vote for; lend support (to), favor;

suffrago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hock; joint in hind leg between knee and ankle; sucker shoot (of vine);

suffrico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  rub-down; rub-off;

suffringo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  break beneath;

suffugio*

  gere, suffugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flee away; flee from;

suffugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shelter; place of refuge;

suffulcio*

  ire, lsi, ltum, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  underprop, keep from falling;

suffumigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fumigate from below;

suffundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pour in/on; cause to well up to surface; cover/fill with liquid that wells up;

suffuro*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  steal unobtrusively; steal away;

suffuscus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  brownish, dark;

suffusus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  blushing; bashful;

suggero*

  rere, essi, estum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suggest, furnish;

suggestio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  supplying an answer to one's own question; suggestion, hint (L+S); addition;

suggestus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raised surface; platform, dais;

suggillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insult, humiliate;

suggrandis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat large;

suggredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  go up to, approach, attack;

sugillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  affronting; bruise;

sugillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insult, humiliate;

sugitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  lollipop;

sugo*

  gere, uxi, uctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suck; imbibe; take in;

sugrunda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  roof-eaves;

sugrundarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  baby-grave;

suicida*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  kamikaze;

suicidalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  suicidal;

suicidarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  suicidal;

suicidium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  suicide;

suillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of pigs/swine;

sulco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  furrow, plow; cleave;

sulcus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  furrow; rut; trail of a meteor, track, wake; female external genitalia (rude);

sulfur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brimstone, sulfur; lightning/thunder (associated with brimstone);

sulfuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  containing sulfur;

Sulla*

  m., N1.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Sulla (Roman cognomen); [L. Cornelius ~ Felix => Roman dictator 138-78 BC];

sullaturio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be like Sulla; imitate Sulla;

sulphur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brimstone, sulfur; lightning/thunder (associated with brimstone);

sulphureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sulfurous;

Sulpicia*

  f., N1.1 name [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  Sulpicia;

Sulpicius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Sulpicius;

Sulpicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  Sulpician; of Sulpicius gens;

sulpur*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  brimstone, sulfur; lightning/thunder (associated with brimstone);

sulpureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sulfurous;

sultanus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sultan;

sulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  each thing, every single thing; each and every thing; everything;

sum*

  esse, fui, V5.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be; exist; (also used to form verb perfect passive tenses) with NOM PERF PPL

sumbolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  token/symbol; matching objects proving identity; signet ring; warrant, permit;

sumbolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  token/symbol; matching objects proving identity; signet ring; warrant, permit;

sumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breeding sow;

summa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sum; summary; chief point, essence, principal matter, substance; total;

summas*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  high-born; eminent (Collins);

summatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  summarily, briefly;

summatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  sovereignty (Collins);

summe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the highest degree; intensely; superlatively well, consummately;

summergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plunge under, submerge;

sumministratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  giving, furnishing, supplying;

sumministro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  supply, furnish, afford;

summissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  lowering; B:depression;

summissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stooping; quiet;

summitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  culminating state (philosophy); surface (geometry); summit/top/highest part;

summitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  allow to grow long; emit, put forth, raise; lower, moderate, relieve; submit;

summoleste*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  with some difficulty/trouble;

summolestus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat troublesome;

summoneo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  remind secretly;

summonio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  summon;

summonitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  summons;

summonitor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  summoner; one who summons;

summopere*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very much, exceedingly; (summo opere);

summorosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat peevish;

summotor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  space-clearer; one who clears spaces;

summoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  remove; drive off, dislodge; expel; ward off; keep at a distance; bar/debar;

summum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  top; summit, end, last; highest place; top surface; (voice) highest, loudest;

summurmuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  murmur softly;

summus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  highest, the top of; greatest; last; the end of;

summuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  exchange;

sumo*

  mere, mpsi, mptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  take up; begin; suppose, assume; select; purchase; exact (punishment); obtain;

sumo*

  mere, msi, mtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  accept; begin; suppose; select; purchase; obtain; (sumpsi, sumptum);

sumptuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  relating to expense;

sumptuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expensive, costly; sumptuous;

sumptus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  cost, charge, expense;

suo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sew together/up, stitch;

suouitaurilis*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  animal sacrifice (pl.) (of pig, sheep and bull);

suovetaurile*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  purificatory sacrifice (pl.) consisting of a boar, a ram, and a bull;

supellex*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  furniture, house furnishings; paraphernalia, articles necessary for business;

super*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  above, on top, over; upwards; moreover, in addition, besides;

super*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  over (space), above, upon, in addition to; during (time); concerning; beyond;

super*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  upon/on; over, above, about; besides (space); during (time); beyond (degree);

superabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be got over or surmounted; that may be conquered;

superabundanter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very abundantly;

superabundantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  superabundance;

superabundo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  be very abundant;

superaddo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  add or affix on the surface;

superadicio*

  cere, ieci, iectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  add besides;

superaedificium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  upper building;

superaedifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  build upon/over;

superans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  predominant;

superappono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  place above;

superator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  conqueror;

superbe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arrogantly, proudly, haughtily; superciliously;

superbia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arrogance, pride, haughtiness;

superbiloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  haughty/arrogant/overbearing speaking/speech;

superbio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  show/have (too much) pride/disdain (to); be proud/gorgeous/superb/magnificent;

superbio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  show pride or disdain on account (of); be proud/haughty; be splendid;

superbiparticular*

  , adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  super-biparticular; of integer plus two thirds; (N + 2/3);

superbipartiens*

  , adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  super-biparticular; of integer plus two thirds; (N + 2/3);

superbus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  arrogant, overbearing, haughty, proud;

superciliosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  supercilious; disdainful;

supercilium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  eyebrow; frown; arrogance;

supercilius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  haughty; supercilious;

superdico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 intrans [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  say in addition;

superdo*

  are, edi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  lay over; put over; apply on the surface;

superduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  bring home as successor to former wife;

superductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  drawing of a line over words in a document;

superemineo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overtop, stand out above the level of;

superexactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  excessive demand;

superexalto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  exalt above others;

superexcedo*

  dere, essi, essum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  surpass;

superexcellens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  very excellent;

superexcrescens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  excess; incremental; [superexcrescens anno => leap year];

superficies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  top, surface, upper layer; building (vs. land on which it stands);

superficietenus*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  superficially;

superfio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be left over; be left/remain (as residue); become superfluous/redundant;

superfixus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  fixed on the top;

superfluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  overflow, flow over brim/sides/surface; be superfluous/superabundant/surplus;

superfluum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  balance. (that) remaining (after something taken), surplus;

superfluus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  superfluous, in excess of need; remaining after something taken; surplus;

superfundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  pour over, cover (surface); spill over, pour over brim; pour in (invaders);

supergredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pass over or beyond; exceed, surpass;

superimmineo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stand above in a threatening position;

superimpendens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  overhanging;

superimpendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spend, exhaust; (upon any thing);

superimpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  place on top or over;

superincidens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  falling on top;

superincubans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying on top;

superincumbo*

  bere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lean over;

superingo*

  gere, -, gestum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  bring upon; pour down (eg sun-rays);

superinicio*

  cere, njeci, njectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw/scatter on/upon/over the surface;

superinjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common L&S]

  throw/scatter on/upon/over the surface;

superinpendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  spend, exhaust; (upon any thing);

superinsterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread/lay on over the surface;

superinungo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  besmear; smear over; E:anoint;

superinvaleo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  excel in strength;

superinvalesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  excel in strength;

superioritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  superiority;

superjaceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  lie over; lie upon;

superjacio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throw or scatter on top o; over the surface; shoot over the top of;

superlatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  exaggerated, hyperbolic;

superlectile*

  n., N3.4 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  bedding (gender unclear);

superliminare*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  lintel;

superliminium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  lintel;

superlinen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  lintel; (over door);

superlininare*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lintel; (over door);

superlino*

  nere, levi, itum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  smear over; besmear;

supermitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  throw over;

supernato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  swim on top; float;

supernaturalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  supernatural;

superne*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at or to a higher level, above; in the upper part; on top;

supernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  heavenly; celestial; of the gods; lofty, above; on the surface/upper side;

supero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  overcome, conquer; survive; outdo; surpass, be above, have the upper hand;

superobruo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  overwhelm (Col); overrun; overthrow;

superoccupo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  take by surprise from above;

superonero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  overload with fetters;

superparticularis*

  is, e, adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  super-particular; of/containing integer plus aliquot fraction; (N + 1/M);

superpartiens*

  , adj. [medieval science --- uncommon L&S]

  super-particular; of/containing integer plus aliquot fraction; (N + 1/M);

superpendens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  overhanging;

superpono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  place over or on top; put in charge;

superrealismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  surrealism;

superruo*

  uere, -, -, V3.1 [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  fall upon; rush upon;

superscando*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  climb over;

supersedeo*

  ere, di, essum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  refrain (from), desist (from);

supersido*

  dere, di, -, V3.1 +abl [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  dispense with;

supersilium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  saddle-cover; haughtiness (Nelson);

supersterno*

  nere, travi, tratum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread or lay on top;

superstes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  outliving, surviving; standing over/near; present, witnessing;

superstitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  superstition; irrational religious awe;

superstitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  superstitious, full of unreasoning religious awe;

supersto*

  are, eti, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  stand on top (of) (w/DAT/ABL); stand over (someone prostrate or recumbent);

superstruo*

  uere, uxi, rtstructum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  build over; build on top;

supersubstantialis*

  is, e, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  life-sustaining;

supersum*

  resse, rfui, V5.1 to_being [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be left over; survive; be in excess/superfluous (to); remain to be performed;

supertego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cover over;

supertriparticular*

  , adj. [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  super-triparticular; of integer plus three fourths; (N + 3/4);

supertripartiens*

  , adj. [medieval science --- uncommon Med]

  super-triparticular; of integer plus three fourths; (N + 3/4);

superum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  heaven (pl.); heavenly bodies; heavenly things; higher places;

superumerale*

  n., N3.4 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ephod (armless vestment of Jewish priests); (sarape-like);

superurgens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pressing from above;

superus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gods (pl.) on high, celestial deities; those above;

superus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  above, high; higher, upper, of this world; greatest, last, highest;

supervacaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  redundant; unnecessary;

supervacuaneus*

  a, um, adj. [classical --- --- veryrare ---]

  superfluous; unnecessary; (a different read of supervacaneus in Cicero);

supervacuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  superfluous, redundant, more than needed; unnecessary, pointless, purposeless;

supervado*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  surmount;

superveho*

  here, -, ectum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ride/sail/pass over/by/past; turn;

supervenio*

  ire, superveni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  come up, arrive;

superventus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  arrival, coming up; W:attack;

supervivo*

  vere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  survive, outlive;

supervolito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly to and fro over;

supervolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly over;

supino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lay on the back; turn up; tilt back;

supinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying face upwards, flat on one's back; turned palm upwards; flat; passive;

supo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  throw; pour; strew, scatter; (usu. only in compounds);

suppalidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat pale;

suppalpo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  caress; coax gently;

suppar*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  almost equal;

supparasito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  flatter somewhat;

supparum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  linen garment (for women); topsail;

supparus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  top-sail; linen garment; (see also supparum);

suppeditatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  abundance;

suppedito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be/make available when/as required, supply with/needs (of);

suppedo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  break wind gently, fart quietly;

suppernatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lamed in the hip;

suppetia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  help (pl.), aid;

suppetio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  help, assist;

suppeto*

  tere, tivi, titum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be at hand; be equal to; be sufficient for;

suppilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  steal; pilfer;

suppingo*

  gere, nxi, pactum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  fasten underneath; paint over;

supplanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trip up;

supplementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  reinforcements; supplies; that which fills out;

suppleo*

  ere, evi, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  supply;

supplex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  suppliant;

supplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suppliant, kneeling, begging;

supplicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thanksgiving; supplication;

suppliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suppliantly, in an attitude of humble entreaty;

supplicium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  punishment, suffering; supplication; torture;

supplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pray, supplicate; humbly beseech;

supplodo*

  dere, osi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stamp;

supplosio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stamping;

suppono*

  nere, osui, ositum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  place under; substitute; suppose;

supporto*

  are, avi, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry up, transport;

suppositicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon trans]

  substituted; spurious; put in the place of another; not genuine;

suppositio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  fraudulent introduction (of child) into family; placing under (eggs-hen);

supposititius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  substituted; spurious; put in the place of another; not genuine;

suppressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser L&S]

  pressing-down; nightmare; sense of oppression; embezzlement/keeping back money

supprimo*

  mere, ressi, ressum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  press down or under; suppress; keep back, contain; stop, check;

suppromus*

  m., N2.1 person [early --- --- lesser L&S]

  under-butler;

suppudeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  be somewhat ashamed;

suppullulo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  spring up secretly;

suppuratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  suppuration/festering; suppurating/festering sore, abscess;

suppuratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  of/concerned with festering/suppurating sores/abscesses;

suppuratus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  that has suppurated/festered; that has come to a head; (of a tumor);

suppuro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  suppurate, fester under the surface;

suppus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  head-downwards;

supputatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  computation;

supputo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  count up, compute;

supra*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  on top; more; above; before, formerly;

supra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  above, beyond; over; more than; in charge of, in authority over;

supradico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  say in addition to; say above, say before;

supranistria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  soprano;

suprascando*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  climb on top of;

suprascribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  title/entitle; inscribe;

suprascriptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  title; inscription (Douay);

suprascriptus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  entitled; inscribed; (sometimes abb. SS.);

supremum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  funeral rites (pl.) or offerings;

supter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beneath (surface/covering); underneath, below; at lower level/in lower position;

supter*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  beneath, under (cover/shelter); towards/at base (of wall/cliff); (usu. ACC);

supter*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  beneath, under (cover/shelter); towards/at base (of wall/cliff);

suptilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fine-spun, fine; slender, delicate, exact; minutely thorough; strict, literal;

suptilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  fineness of texture/logic/detail; slenderness/exactness/acuteness; sharpness;

suptiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  finely; delicately; acutely, exactly; minutely; strictly, literally; logically;

sura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calf of the leg;

surculosus*

  a, um, adj. [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  woody; ligneous (Pliny);

surculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shoot, sprout;

surdaster*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat deaf;

surditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deafness;

surdus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deaf, unresponsive to what is said; falling on deaf ears; muffled, muted;

surena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  grand vizier/chief minister (of Parthians); kind of fish;

surgo*

  gere, rrexi, rrectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  rise, lift; grow;

Suria*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syria; (area between Asia Minor and Egypt including Phoenicia and Palestine);

Surius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syrian, of Syria; (name of a variety of dark-skinned pear);

surpiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  basket made of bulrushes, rush basket;

surpiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  used for dealing with bulrushes (of a billhook); of/made of rushes (L+S);

surpo*

  pere, pui, -, V3.1 trans [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  take away secretly; steal, filch; (archaic form of surripere);

surregulus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  petty prince; feudatory vassal;

surrepo*

  pere, psi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  - creep (under/up to); move stealthily; ooze/seep (liquid); insinuate self;

  - come on gradually/imperceptibly/by degrees (conditions); steal along/on;

surrepticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  surreptitious;

surreptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  stealing/taking secretly or by deception; filching; purloining, theft (L+S);

surreptitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stolen; surreptitious; concealed; (surrepticius);

surreptum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  stealthily;

surrido*

  dere, isi, isum, V3.1 [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  smile;

surripio*

  pere, pui, reptum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  take away secretly; steal, filch;

surrogo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  replace; depute;

surrubicundus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat red;

surruncivus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  grubbed-up; that is grubbed up;

surrutilus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  somewhat reddish;

sursisa*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  fine-for-default; "sursise";

sursum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  up, on high;

Surus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syrian, native of Syria; (esp. as a slave); (name of a slave);

Surus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common L&S]

  Syrian, of Syria;

sus*

  m/f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swine; hog, pig, sow;

suscenseo*

  ere, sui, sum, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be angry; be indignant with;

susceptibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  acceptable; can be received;

susceptio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  undertaking; taking upon oneself;

susceptor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  - contractor/who undertakes (enterprise); one who harbors (gamblers/thieves);

  - one who takes hand in enterprise; one admitting gamblers to his house;

susceptor*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  supporter, helper, guardian; host/entertainer; receiver/collector of taxes;

suscipio*

  pere, cepi, ceptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  undertake; support; accept, receive, take up;

suscitabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  clock;

suscito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  encourage, stir up; awaken, rouse, kindle;

suscriptor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  document-signer;

susicivus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  left over, spare; extra, superfluous;

suspecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  suspect; mistrust, be suspicious of; suspect the presence of evil; gaze up at;

suspecto*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in suspicious circumstances; suspiciously;

suspectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  esteem; admiration, looking up to;

suspectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  suspected/mistrusted; of doubtful character; believed without proof; suspicious;

suspendium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  act of hanging oneself;

suspendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hang up, suspend;

suspensus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in a state of anxious uncertainty or suspense, light;

suspicax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mistrustful;

suspicio*

  cere, pexi, pectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  look up to; admire;

suspicio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  suspicion; mistrust;

suspiciosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  feeling suspicion, suspecting; exciting suspicion, suspicious;

suspico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mistrust, suspect; suppose;

suspiratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sigh; deep breath;

suspiriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  deep breathing; B:asthmatic;

suspiritus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sigh;

suspirium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  deep breath, sigh;

suspiro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sigh; utter with a sigh;

susque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  up and; [susque deque => up and down];

sussulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  keep jumping up; spring up, leap up; (also jerky rhythm);

sustentaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  nourishment; prop; rack (for books/luggage Cal);

sustentatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  support, sustaining, bearing/carrying; keeping erect/upright; hangings/drapes;

sustento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  endure, hold out;

sustineo*

  ere, nui, tentum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  support; check; put off; put up with; sustain; hold back;

sustollo*

  lere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raise on high;

Susum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  Susum; Susa (ancient Persian capital, modern Soos);

susum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  up, on high;

susurratim*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in a low voice/whisper, softly;

susurratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  whisper, whispering;

susurrator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  whisperer; one who whispers;

susurratrix*

  f., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  whisperer (female) whispers;

susurrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  whisper;

susurro*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mutter, whisper, hum, buzz, murmur;

susurro*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon ---]

  whisperer; mutterer; tale-bearer;

susurrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whisper, whispered report; soft rustling sound;

susurrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whispering;

sutela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  trick; sewing together;

sutilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  made by sewing, consisting of things stitched together;

sutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shoemaker; cobbler;

sutorius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  ex-cobbler;

sutorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  cobbler's; of a shoemaker; sewing (Cas);

sutrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a shoemaker;

sutura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seam, stitch, piece of sewing;

suum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  his property (pl.); [se suaque => themselves and their possessions];

suus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  his men (pl.), his friends;

suus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  his/one's (own), her (own), hers, its (own); (pl.) their (own), theirs;

sycaminon*

  m., N3.1 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  mulberry tree;

sycaminos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Greece veryrare OLD]

  mulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; Greek name for the mulberry tree;

sycaminus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Greece veryrare L&S]

  mulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; Greek name for the mulberry tree;

sycomoros*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri Greece veryrare OLD]

  mulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; mulberry tree (L+S);

sycomorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri Greece veryrare OLD]

  mulberry-leaved/Egyptian fig; mulberry tree (L+S);

sycophanta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  informer, trickster;

sycophantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  cunning, craft; deceit;

sycophanto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cheat;

syllaba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  syllable; letter, epistle (Latham); geometric section;

syllepsis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  word cross-reference, syllepsis; grammatical figure;

syllogismos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  syllogism;

syllogismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  syllogism;

syllogizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval gram --- veryrare Med]

  reason syllogistically;

symbiosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  symbiosis;

symbola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  contribution for common meal/feast; contributing of that sum;

symbolicus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- lesser ---]

  symbolic, symbolical;

symbolizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  symbolize; accord, correspond;

symbolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  token/symbol; matching objects proving identity; signet ring; warrant, permit;

symbolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  token/symbol; matching objects proving identity; signet ring; warrant, permit;

symmetria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- science --- common OLD]

  symmetry; due proportion between parts; relative measure of parts/proportion;

sympathia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  feeling in common; sympathy;

symphonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  harmony of sounds; singers/musicians; symphony (L+S); instrument; war signal;

symphoniacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  orchestra;

symphoniacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of or for a concert;

symposiacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of a banquet; convivial;

symptoma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  symptom;

symptomatologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  symptomatology, pathological study of symptoms;

synagoga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  synagogue; congregation (of Jews);

synagrapha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  promissory note, bond; written contract/IOU signed by both parties to pay money;

synagraphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  written contract/agreement; written pass, safe conduct;

synaliphe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  elision; contraction of two syllables into one;

synaloephe*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- veryrare L&S]

  elision; contraction of two syllables into one;

synaphe*

  f., N1.6 thing [medieval drama --- veryrare SrcZ]

  synaphe note, conjunction of two tetrachords; note equal to hypate-meson;

synchronismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  synchronism;

synchronizatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  synchronization;

synchronizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  synchronize;

syncopa*

  f., N1.1 thing [later gram --- uncommon Sou]

  contraction, syncope; fainting fit; heart failure;

syncopatus*

  m., N2.1 person [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  fainter, one suffering from a fainting fit;

syncopatus*

  a, um, adj. [later bio --- uncommon Sou]

  suffering from a fainting fit;

syncopes*

  f., N1.7 thing [later gram --- uncommon Sou]

  contraction, syncope; fainting fit; heart failure;

syncopis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- veryrare trans]

  fainting fit; (Erasmus);

syncopo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later bio --- veryrare Sou]

  faint, suffer a syncope/fainting fit;

syncretismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  syncretism, attempted union/reconciliation of diverse/opposite ideas/practices;

synderesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval science --- uncommon Def]

  synderesis/synteresis, keeping/understanding principles of moral law; remorse;

syndicalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  united; organized in unions, syndical;

syndicalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  unionism;

syndicatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  union; syndicate;

syndroma*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  syndrome;

synedrus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  Macedonian councillor;

synemmenon*

  n., N2.8 thing [late drama --- veryrare L&S]

  musical note series; name of several series of musical notes;

syngrafa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  written contract/IOU (signed by both) to pay the other a specific sum of money;

syngrafus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  written contract/agreement; written pass, safe conduct; passport;

syngrapha*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  written contract/IOU (signed by both) to pay the other a specific sum of money;

syngraphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  written contract/agreement; written pass, safe conduct; passport;

synodita*

  m., N1.1 person [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  fellow-traveller; companion;

synodus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  synod, general council; book of synodal acts/constituions;

synodus*

  f., N2.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  synod, general council; college of priests;

synodus*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fish of sea-bream family;

synonymum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  synonym;

synthesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  - dinner-service; set of matching articles;

  - set of dining clothes; dressing-gown; costume (Cal);

syntheticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  synthetic;

synzygia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  conjunction, syzygy;

syphilis*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  syphilis;

syphiliticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  syphilitic;

Syracuses*

  f., N1.7 locale [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  Syracuse (pl.); (chief city of Sicily);

Syria*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syria; (area between Asia Minor and Egypt including Phoenicia and Palestine);

Syriacus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syrian, of/connected with Syria, produced/found in Syria;

syringa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  lilac;

Syrius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syrian, of Syria; (name of a variety of dark-skinned pear);

syrma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  robe with train; D:tragedy;

syrma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- drama --- uncommon CAS]

  long trailing robe, worn by tragic actors;

syrtis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sandbank, quicksand; (esp. one on the coast of North Africa);

Syrus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Syrian, native of Syria; (esp. as a slave); (name of a slave);

Syrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- NearEast common L&S]

  Syrian, of Syria;

systema*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  system; complex whole; whole consisting of several parts; harmony (Latham)

systylos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  systyle; columns close spaced at twice their widths;

T*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Titus, Roman praenomen; (abb. T.);

tabacarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  of tobacco;

tabacinus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  of tobacco;

tabacismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  tobacco addiction;

tabacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  tobacco;

tabanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  horse-fly;

tabefacio*

  cere, tabefaci, ctum, V3.1 trans [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  melt; dissolve; subdue;

tabefactus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  melted; dissolved;

tabefio*

  ieri, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  be melted/dissolved/subdued; (tabefacio PASS);

tabella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small board; writing tablet; picture; ballot; deed (pl.), document, letter;

tabellanio*

  m., N3.1 person [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  notary; scrivener; document-drafter;

tabellarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  factor;

tabellarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  letter-carrier, courier;

tabellio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  legal clerk, one who draws up legal documents; messenger (Erasmus);

tabeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- common OLD]

  rot away, decay; waste away;

taberna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tavern, inn; wood hut/cottage, shed/hovel; stall/booth; small shop (Nelson);

tabernaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tent; Jewish Tabernacle; [~ capere => (augur) set up tent to make observations];

tabernaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common Med]

  tabernacle; canopy, covered shrine, niche; reliquary; receptacle for Host;

tabernarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  retailing;

tabernarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keeper of a taberna, shopkeeper, tradesman;

tabes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wasting away; decay; putrefaction; fluid resulting from corruption or decay;

tabesco*

  cere, bui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  melt, dissolve; dry up, evaporate; waste away, dwindle away; (mental aspect);

tabidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  consuming;

tabidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wasting away, emaciated, putrefying, rotten; accompanied by wasting;

tabificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  causing decay or wasting;

tabitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wasting away;

tablinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  terrace; archive; gallery;

tabula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - writing tablet (wax covered board); records (pl.); document, deed, will; list;

  - plank/board, flat piece of wood; door panel; counting/playing/notice board;

  - picture, painting; wood panel for painting; metal/stone tablet/panel w/text;

tabularium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  collection of (inscribed) tablets; record-office, registry;

tabulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  structure of boards, boarding;

tabulatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  floor, story; layer, row; tier formed by the horizontal branches of a tree;

tabulatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  floored, boarded;

tabulinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  terrace; archive; gallery;

tabum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  viscous fluid consisting of putrid matter;

taceo*

  ere, cui, citum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be silent; pass over in silence; leave unmentioned, be silent about something;

tachometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  tachometer;

taciturnitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maintaining silence;

taciturnus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  silent, quiet;

Tacitus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Tacitus; (Emperor Marcus Claudius Tacitus 275-276);

tacitus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  silent, secret;

tactilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  able to be touched;

tactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  touching (Plautus); sense of touch;

tactus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  touch, sense of touch;

taeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pine torch;

taedeo*

  ere, dui, esum, V2.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  be tired/weary/sick (of) (w/GEN or INF+ACC of person); be disgusted/offended;

taedeo*

  ere, dui, esum, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- common OLD]

  be tired/weary/sick (of) (w/GEN or INF+ACC of person); be disgusted/offended;

taedeo*

  ere, -, esum, V2.1 dep [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  be sad; be tired/weary/sick (of);

taedifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torch-bearing;

taedio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  be sad; be tired/weary/sick (of);

taedio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  be sad; be tired/weary/sick (of);

taedium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - weariness/tedium/boredom/ennui; disgust/aversion/repugnance/loathing; nuisance;

  - disagreeable/offensive quality; object of loathing/disgust/hate/offense;

taedium*

  n., N2.4 thing [later --- --- frequent Sou]

  sadness, grief; sickness/illness; rancid taste/smell (L+S); irksomeness;

taenia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ribbon, tape, band; film, movie (Red);

taeniola*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  small ribbon, tape, band; film, movie (Red);

taeter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  foul, offensive;, ugly; disgraceful; black, blackish (Souter);

taetricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  harsh; gloomy; severe; (tetricus);

tagax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  light-fingered; thievish, given to pilfering;

talare*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winged sandals (pl.) of Mercury; skirts/robes reaching to ankles;

talaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the ankle/heel; reaching/stretching to the ankles;

talarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of dice; with dice;

talea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  block; bar;

talentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  talent; sum of money;

talio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  retaliation;

talis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  such; so great; so excellent; of such kind;

taliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in such a manner/way (as described), so;

talitha*

  f., N9.9 person [later --- NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  girl; damsel (Douay); (Aramaic); (Mark 5:41);

talla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  layer of an onion; peel or coat of an onion (L+S);

tallus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later agri --- veryrare SrcW]

  young/green branch/bough/stalk; olive or myrtle (L+S) branch (2 Maccabee 14:4);

talpa*

  m/f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  mole (animal);

talus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- frequent OLD]

  ankle; ankle/pastern bone; sheep knucklebone (marked for dice); dice game (pl.);

tam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  so, so much (as); to such an extent/degree; nevertheless, all the same;

tamarix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  tamarisk; (evergreen bush/shrub/tree genus Tamarix); (also myrica);

tamdiu*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so long, for so long a time; so very long; all this time;

tamen*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  yet, nevertheless, still;

tametsi*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  even if, although, though;

taminius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  taminian. species of wild grape;

tamisium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  sieve, sifter;

tamquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  as, just as, just as if; as it were, so to speak; as much as; so as;

tandem*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  finally; at last, in the end; after some time, eventually; at length;

tangens*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  tangent (math);

tangibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  touchable; tangible;

tango*

  gere, tetigi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  touch, strike; border on, influence; mention;

tanquam*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as, just as, just as if; as it were, so to speak; as much as; so as;

tantillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so small, so small a quantity;

tantisper*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  for such time (as); for so long (as); for the present/meantime; all the time;

tantopere*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so much, so hard;

tantulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so very small, so trifling;

tantum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so much, so far; hardly, only;

tantummodo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  only, merely;

tantundem*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  just as much;

tantus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  of such size; so great, so much; [tantus ... quantus => as much ... as];

tapes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestry;

tapetarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  decorator;

tapete*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestry;

tapetes*

  m., N1.7 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestry;

tapetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestry;

tappete*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestry;

tarandrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  reindeer;

taraxacum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  dandelion;

tardesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become slow;

tardipes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slow-footed, lame;

tarditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slowness of movement, action, etc;

tardiusculus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  somewhat slow (Plautus);

tardo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  check, retard; hinder;

tardus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  slow, limping; deliberate; late;

tarmes*

  m., N3.1 thing [early agri --- veryrare L&S]

  woodworm (Plautus);

tarpezita*

  m., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  money-changer; banker; (also tarpessita or trapezita in Plautus);

Tarquinius*

  m., N2.5 name [early legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Etruscan name; (T~ Priscus, 5th Roman king; T~ Superbus, last king 534-510 BC);

Tartareus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to the underworld; Tartarean;

Tartarum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  infernal regions (pl.), the underworld;

Tartarus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  infernal regions (pl.), the underworld;

tat*

  inter. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  what! (Plautus);

taurea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leather whip;

taureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  derived from a bull;

tauriformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having form of a bull;

taurinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or derived from a bull; made of ox-hide;

tauromachia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  bullfighting, bullfight;

taurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- veryfreq ---]

  bull;

taxeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  yew-, of yew trees;

taxillus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small die;

taxiraeda*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  taxicab;

taxiraedarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  taxi driver;

taxo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  value, assess the worth of; access a crime; reckon the size/extent; fix sum of;

taxus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yew-tree;

teanus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of tea;

tebboleth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  mispronunciation of scibboleth (grain ear) whereby Gileadites found Ephraimite;

tebeth*

  n., N9.9 thing [later --- NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Tebet/Tebeth; tenth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year;

TECEL*

  TECELi, TECELum, V9.9 [later eccl NearEast veryrare SrcW]

  TEKEL; (MENE TEKEL PHARES writing on the wall - Vulgate Daniel 5:25);

techina*

  f., N1.1 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wile; trick; (archaic);

techna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cunning trick, artifice;

technica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  technique;

technicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  technical;

technocrata*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  technocrat;

technocratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  technocracy;

technocraticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  technocratic;

technologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  technology;

technologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  technological;

tector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  plasterer;

tectoriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  plaster/stucco work;

tectorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  plaster;

tectorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  used for covering, or for plastering;

tectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  roof; ceiling; house;

tectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  covered, roofed; hidden, secret; concealed/disguised; guarded/secretive;

tegimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  covering/cover/protection; clothing; body armor; skin/shell/husk (animal/fruit);

tegimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  covering/cover/protection; clothing; body armor; skin/shell/husk (animal/fruit);

tegmen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  covering/cover/protection; clothing; body armor; skin/shell/husk (animal/fruit);

tegmentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  covering/cover/protection; clothing; body armor; skin/shell/husk (animal/fruit);

tego*

  gere, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  cover, protect; defend; hide;

tegula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roof-tile;

tegumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  covering/cover/protection; clothing; body armor; skin/shell/husk (animal/fruit);

tegumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  covering/cover/protection; clothing; body armor; skin/shell/husk (animal/fruit);

tegumentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  book-cover; (Cal);

tela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  web; warp (threads that run lengthwise in the loom);

telecopia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  fax;

telecopialis*

  is, e, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  faxed;

telecopiatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  fax machine, fax;

telecustodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  telemonitoring;

teleferica*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  lift; elevator;

telegraphema*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telegram;

telegraphia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telegraphy;

telegraphicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telegraphic;

telegraphista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telegraphist;

telegrapho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telegraph;

telegraphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telegraph;

telehorasis*

  f., N3.3 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  television;

telepathia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telepathy;

telephonema*

  n., N3.2 thing [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telephone conversation;

telephonicus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telephonic;

telephonista*

  m., N1.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  telephone operator;

telephono*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  phone;

telephonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  telephone;

telescopium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  telescope;

telespectator*

  m., N3.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  viewer;

televisificus*

  a, um, adj. [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of television;

televisio*

  f., N3.1 abst [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  television;

televisor*

  m., N3.1 person [modern --- --- uncommon Cal]

  viewer;

televisorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  television;

telinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  fragrant ointment made from fenugreek;

telis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  fenugreek (herb);

tellus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  earth, ground; the earth; land, country;

telo*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar legal --- uncommon trans]

  customs officer; (Erasmus);

telonarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  customs-officer;

telonarius*

  m., N2.4 person [late legal --- veryrare L&S]

  collector of customs;

teloneum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  customs post; customs house (L+S); toll booth;

telonialis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  customs-related;

teloniarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- legal --- inscription OLD]

  collector of customs;

telonicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar legal --- uncommon trans]

  of/belonging to customs officer; (Erasmus);

telonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  customs post; customs house (L+S); toll booth; customs (Cal);

telum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- veryfreq ---]

  dart, spear; weapon, javelin; bullet (gun);

temerarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  casual, rash, accidental; reckless;

temere*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rashly, blindly;

temeritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rashness; temerity;

temero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violate; defile, pollute; violate sexually;

temetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  strong wine; intoxicating liquor;

temno*

  nere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scorn, despise;

temo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pole, beam; tongue of a wagon or chariot;

temperamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  right proportion, middle way, mean, moderation;

temperans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  restrained, self-controlled;

temperanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  temperately; with moderation/restraint;

temperantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  self control; moderation;

temperatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  regulation;

temperator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  arranger; organizer;

temperatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  temperate, mild;

temperi*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  at right/better/best time, seasonably;

temperies*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  proper mixture, temper;

tempero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  combine, blend, temper; make mild; refrain from; control oneself;

tempestas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  season, time, weather; storm;

tempestivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seasonable; opportune, timely; physically in one's prime, ripe (for marriage);

tempestuosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  stormy;

templum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  temple, church; shrine; holy place;

temporalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of time; temporary; w/time limit; due to lapse of time; of this/temporal world;

temporaneus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  opportune/timely, happening/coming at the right time; early (rains);

temporarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  suited to/built for the occasion; temporary, transitory; w/time limit (leg.);

tempori*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  at right/better/best time, seasonably;

temporivus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  early; early in the season;

temptabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trying, attempting;

temptamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trial, attempt, essay;

temptamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trial, attempt, essay;

temptatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trial, temptation;

temptator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  assailant (Collins);

tempto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  test, try; urge; worry; bribe;

tempus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcY]

  weather;

tempus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  time, condition, right time; season, occasion; necessity;

temulentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  drunkenness;

temulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drunken;

tenacitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grasp, quality of holding on to a thing;

tenaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  instrument for gripping; (fingers);

tenax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - holding fast, clinging; tenacious; retentive; close-fisted/tight/niggardly;

  - restraining; (fetters/embrace); steadfast, persistent; obstinate, stubborn;

tendicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  snare, trap;

tendo*

  dere, etendi, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stretch/spread/extend; distend; aim/direct weapon/glance/steps/course; strive;

  - pitch tent, encamp; pull tight; draw (bow); press on, insist; exert oneself;

tendo*

  dere, etendi, ntum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - stretch/spread/extend; distend; aim/direct weapon/glance/steps/course; strive;

  - pitch tent, encamp; pull tight; draw (bow); press on, insist; exert oneself;

tenebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  darkness (pl.), obscurity; night; dark corner; ignorance; concealment; gloom;

tenebrasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late eccl --- lesser ---]

  grow dark; become dark;

tenebresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [late eccl --- lesser ---]

  grow dark; become dark;

tenebricosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dark;

tenebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  darken, make dark;

tenebrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dark, gloomy;

tenellulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tender, delicate;

tenellus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tender;

tenementum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  tenement; land held by tenant;

teneo*

  ere, nui, ntum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hold, keep; comprehend; possess; master; preserve; [tenere memoria => remember];

teneo*

  ere, nui, ntum, V2.1 [medieval --- --- common Bee]

  represent; support;

tener*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  tender (age/food); soft/delicate/gentle; young/immature; weak/fragile/frail;

tenerasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grow tender;

teneritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  tenderness; softness (Pliny);

teneritudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tenderness (of age/disposition), youth; friableness, easy workability of soil;

tenesmos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  constipation; a straining (from the Greek);

tenetura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  holding, tenure, feudal holding;

teniludium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tennis;

teniludius*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  tennis player;

tenisia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  tennis;

tenor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  course, tenor; sustained and even course of movement;

tenorista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  tenor;

tensa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wagon on which the images of the gods were carried to public spectacles;

tentabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  testing every stop or move;

tentamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  attempt, effort;

tentamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trial, attempt, experiment;

tentatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  temptation; trial;

tentigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lecherousness;

tento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  handle, feel; attempt, try; prove; test; attack; brave; make an attempt;

tentorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tent;

tenuiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  very mean, slight;

tenuis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  thin, fine; delicate; slight, slender; little, unimportant; weak, feeble;

tenuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  thinness/fineness/leanness; poverty; frugality; simpleness (style); subtlety;

tenuiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  thinly/finely; delicately; subtly; meagerly/scantily/poorly; weakly/feebly;

tenuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make thin; reduce, lessen; wear down;

tenura*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon Med]

  holding, tenure, feudal holding;

tenus*

  prep. +abl [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  as far as, to the extent of, up to, down to;

tepefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make warm, warm up;

tepefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be warmed; be made warm, be warmed up; (tepefacio PASS);

tepeo*

  ere, pui, -, V2.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  be warm/tepid/lukewarm; have body warmth; feel love warmth/glow; fall flat;

tepesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  grow warm/acquire some heat; become tepid/lukewarm; grow warm/cool (passion);

tepidarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warm bathing room; tepidarium;

tepidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warm, tepid;

tepor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warmth, mild heat;

ter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three times; on three occasions;

tercies*

  num. ord [medieval --- --- veryfreq Med]

  three;

terebenthinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of the turpentine/terebinth (Pistacia ~) tree/wood; [(resina) ~ => terpentine];

terebenthos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  turpentine/terebinth tree (Pistacia ~); its wood (valued for furniture/inlay);

terebenthus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  turpentine/terebinth tree (Pistacia ~); its wood (valued for furniture/inlay);

terebinthina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  turpentine;

terebinthinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  of the turpentine/terebinth (Pistacia ~) tree/wood; [(resina) ~ => turpentine];

terebinthos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  terpentine/terebinth tree (Pistacia ~); its wood (valued for furniture/inlay);

terebinthus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terebinth tree or its wood;

terebinthus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  terpentine/terebinth tree (Pistacia ~); its wood (valued for furniture/inlay);

terebro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bore through, drill a hole in;

teredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  worm that gnaws wood;

teres*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  smooth; tapering;

terg*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  back (animal, meat); ridge, raised surface; far side; covering (animal/organ);

tergeminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  threefold, triple;

tergeo*

  ere, rsi, rsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rub, wipe; wipe off, wipe dry; clean, cleanse;

terginum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rawhide (Plautus);

tergiverso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn one's back on a task or challenge; hang back;

tergo*

  gere, rsi, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rub, wipe; wipe off, wipe dry; clean, cleanse (sometimes tergeo);

tergum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  back, rear; reverse/far side; outer covering/surface; [terga vertere => flee];

tergus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  back; skin, hide, leather;

terma*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  warm bath; (medieval Latin, modern Italian);

termen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  boundary, limit, end; terminus;

termes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  bough (of tree), branch; (esp. of olive); name of specific tree (wild olive?);

termes*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  woodworm;

Terminal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  festival (pl.) of the god of boundaries (Terminus) on 23 February;

terminalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  terminal; marking a boundary; of a boundary; final, making a conclusion;

terminatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [medieval gram --- uncommon Cal]

  inflection;

terminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  marking the boundaries of a territory;

termino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mark the boundaries of, form the boundaries of; restrict; conclude;

terminologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  terminology;

terminus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  boundary, limit, end; terminus;

ternarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  third of an as;

ternarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ternary; containing/consisting of three of anything; of 3 feet; name of tunic;

ternus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three each (pl.), three at a time;

tero*

  rere, trivi, tritum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  rub, wear away, wear out; tread;

terra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  earth, land, ground; country, region;

terracuberum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later agri --- veryrare Sou]

  country produce; unknown type of country produce;

terraemotus*

  m., N4.1 thing [later --- --- lesser SrcW]

  earthquake; (Vulgate);

terratenus*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  on the ground;

terrenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of earth, earthly; earthy; terrestrial;

terreo*

  ere, rui, ritum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  frighten, scare, terrify, deter;

terrester*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  terrestrial/earthly; living/operating on land (not sea); on/in/of ground/earth;

terrestris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  terrestrial/earthly; living/operating on land (not sea); on/in/of ground/earth;

terreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one born of the earth;

terribilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  frightful, terrible;

terriculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  terror-cause; means to create terror; scarecrow;

terrifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terrify;

terrificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terrifying, awe inspiring;

terrigena*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- myth --- common OLD]

  one born of the earth; (Giant/monster, from dragon's teeth, first men, snail);

terrigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- myth --- veryrare L&S]

  born of earth; (Giants/monsters, from dragon's teeth, first men, snail);

terrigina*

  m/f., N1.1 person [later myth --- common SrcW]

  one born of the earth; (Giant/monster, from dragon's teeth, first men, snail);

terriginus*

  a, um, adj. [later myth --- veryrare SrcW]

  born of earth; (Giants/monsters, from dragon's teeth, first men, snail);

terriloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uttering frightening words;

territo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  intimidate; keep on frightening;

territorium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  territory;

terror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  terror, panic, alarm, fear;

terrorismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  terrorism;

terrorista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  terrorist;

terroristicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  terrorist;

tersus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neat, spruce;

tertiadecimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the thirteenth legion;

tertiana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  tertian fever; (recurring every third day);

tertianus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- common L&S]

  soldier of 3rd legion;

tertianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of the third day;

tertiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  containing one-third; (alloy) 1 part of one metal 2 parts of another;

tertiatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  greater by a third;

tertio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  repeat three times;

tertio*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  thirdly;

tertium*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  for the third time;

Tertullianus*

  m., N2.1 name [late eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  Tertullian; (c. 200, first Latin Christian writer);

tescum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wastes (pl.), deserts;

tesella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small cube of stone;

tesquum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wastes (pl.), deserts;

tessella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small cube, die; tile, shingle (Latham); pane (Erasmus);

tessellatim*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in checkered form;

tessellatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mosaic;

tessera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  die; square tablet marked with watchword, countersign; token, ticket;

tesserarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  officer who received the watchword;

testa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  object made from burnt clay; earthenware jar; fragment of earthenware, shard;

testaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of brick/tile; resembling brick (esp. color); having hard covering/shell;

testacius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  made of brick/tile; resembling brick (esp. color); having hard covering/shell;

testamentarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  forger of wills;

testamentarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to a will;

testamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  will, testament; covenant;

testatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  action of testifying to a fact;

testator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  testator; one who makes a will; witness, one who testifies (L+S);

testatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- veryrare OLD]

  testatrix, she who makes a will; witness, she who testifies (L+S);

testatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  known on good evidence;

testeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  earthenware, made of earthenware;

testiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  testicle;

testifico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  assert solemnly, testify (to a fact); demonstrate; invoke as a witness;

testimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  testimony; deposition; evidence; witness; (used of ark and tabernacle) (Plater);

testis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  testicle (usu. pl.);

testis*

  m/f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  witness;

testo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  give as evidence; bear witness; make a will; swear; testify;

testu*

  n., N4.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  earthenware pot/vessel (esp. placed as lid over food and heaped with coals);

testudinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having 4 converging sides/no hole (roof); of space w/that roof; arched/vaulted;

testudineatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  having 4 converging sides/no hole (roof); of space w/that roof; arched/vaulted;

testudineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  made of tortoise-shell;

testudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tortoise; testudo; armored movable shed; troops locking shields overhead;

testula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  potsherd, fragment of broken earthenware pot;

testum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  earthenware pot/vessel (esp. placed as lid over food and heaped with coals);

tetanicus*

  m., N2.1 person [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  one with neck-cramp (Pliny);

tetanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  neck-cramp (Pliny);

teter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  foul, offensive; ugly; disgraceful; (taeter);

teth*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  tet; (9th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as T);

tetrachmum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  Greek coin of four drachmae;

tetrachordon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  four-stringed; having a scale of four notes;

tetrachordos*

  n., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  tetrachord; set of 4 strings (in instrument); scale of 4 notes;

tetrachordos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  four-stringed; having a scale of four notes;

tetracordon*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  four-stringed; having a scale of four notes;

tetracordos*

  n., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  tetrachord; set of 4 strings (in instrument); scale of 4 notes;

tetracordos*

  , adj. [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  four-stringed; having a scale of four notes;

tetradrachmum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Germany lesser L&S]

  four drachmae; Greek coin of four drachmae;

tetragonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late science --- uncommon L&S]

  quadrangle; tetragon;

tetragonus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- veryrare Sou]

  square; four-sided; quadrature (Latham);

tetragrammaton*

  n., N9.8 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  tetragram, word of four letters; Tetragrammaton, YHWA, symbol/name/title of God;

tetrameter*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  tetrameter; four metric feet;

tetrans*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  quarter; quadrant; place where two lines meet;

tetrao*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  wood/black grouse/capercailye/capercailzie; other game bird/heathcock/moorfowl;

tetrarches*

  m., N1.7 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tetrarch (minor king under Roman protection);

tetrarchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tetrarchy;

tetrardos*

  m., N2.6 thing [later drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  interval of four notes; fourth note in plain-song;

tetrardus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later drama --- uncommon Med]

  interval of four notes; fourth note in plain-song;

Tetrardus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon SrcZ]

  Tetrardus; fourth-voice antiphon; fourth note(?);

tetrastylon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  tetrastyle; building with four columns;

tetrastylon*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  four-columned;

tetrastylos*

  , adj. [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  four-columned;

tetricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  harsh, gloomy, severe;

Teucer*

  m., N2.3 group [--- war Germany uncommon L&S]

  Trojan; originally brother of Ajax;

Teucria*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- war Germany uncommon L&S]

  Troy; ancient city taken by the Greeks;

Teutonus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Teutoni, German tribe from Baltic, migrated w/Cimbri, smashed by Marius 102 BC;

texo*

  xere, xui, xtum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  weave; plait (together); construct with elaborate care;

textilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woven;

textor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weaver;

textrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  related to weaving;

textrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  female weaver; the Fates;

textum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woven fabric, cloth; framework, web; atomic structure; ratio atoms/void;

textura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  weaving, texture; framework, structure; texture of atoms to void;

textus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woven fabric, cloth; framework, structure; web; method of plaiting/joining;

thalamus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  bedroom; marriage;

thalassicus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sea-green; (Plautus}; (thalassinus);

thalassinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  sea-green;

thallus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  young/green branch/bough/stalk; laurel or olive or myrtle (L+S) branch;

thapsia*

  f., N1.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  poisonous shrub (Pliny);

thaspi*

  n., N3.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  cress (Pliny);

thau*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  tav; (22nd letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as T); (mark of Cain);

thea*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tea;

theatralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  theatrical, of the_stage;

theatricus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- veryrare ---]

  theatrical, theatric; of/belonging to theater;

theatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- drama --- frequent ---]

  theater;

theca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  case, box; that which encloses, envelope/cover/hull/sheath (L+S); vagina;

theca*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  suitcase;

Thecuites*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  of/from Thecua; (2 Samuel 14);

thema*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  theme;

thematicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  thematic;

thensaurius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concerned with treasure;

thensaurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  treasure chamber/vault/repository; treasure; hoard; collected precious objects;

theocentricus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  theocentric; (theory; God is at centre of all);

theocratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  theocracy;

theocraticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  theocratic;

Theodosius*

  m., N2.1 name [later legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Theodosius; (Emperor Theodosius 379-395; II 408-450);

theologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  theology, science/system of teaching/writing about God/gods/divine things;

theologicus*

  a, um, adj. [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  theological; of/concerning theology;

theologus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  theologian, one who writes/discourses/teaches on God/gods;

theolonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- uncommon SrcJ]

  toll; levy;

theoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  theory, philosophic speculation;

theorices*

  f., N1.7 thing [late science --- veryrare L&S]

  theory, philosophic speculation;

theoricus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval science --- lesser Def]

  theoretical; observing, considering, relating to observation/consideration;

theosophia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  theosophy, wisdom concerning God; (doctrine of Boehme rejected by the Church);

therafin*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  teraphim/theraphim (pl. form); theraph (sg. form); idols/images; household gods;

therapeuta*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  therapist;

therapia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  therapy;

theristrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  garment, covering; summer garment;

therma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warm/hot baths (pl.); baths;

thermocepicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  warm-heating;

thermolagoena*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  thermos;

thermometrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  thermometer;

thermopolium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cafe;

thermopoto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  drink warm; refresh with warm drinks;

thermostatum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  thermostat;

therotrophium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  zoological garden;

thesaurius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  concerned with treasure;

thesaurizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- common L&S]

  gather up treasure; lay up treasure; hoard;

thesaurus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  treasure chamber/vault/repository; treasure; hoard; collected precious objects;

thesis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- gram --- uncommon CAS]

  proposition, thesis;

Thessalonica*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Thessalonica (Macedonian city); (now Saloniki);

theurgus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  magician; summoner;

thiasus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  orgiastic Bacchic dance;

tholicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  at dome;

tholus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  circular building with a domed roof, rotunda;

Thomas*

  m., N9.9 name [classical eccl --- common L&S]

  Thomas;

thorax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  breastplate, upper body armor/protection, cuirass; vest/waistcoat; chest/trunk;

thorax*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  breastplate, upper body armor/protection, cuirass; vest/waistcoat; chest/trunk;

Thracia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thrace; (vaguely defined country east of Macedon/north-east of Greece);

Thracius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, of/belonging to Thrace; gem; [lapis ~ => combustible stone/lignite];

Thraecia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thrace; (vaguely defined country east of Macedon/north-east of Greece);

Thraecius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, of/belonging to Thrace; gem; [lapis ~ => combustible stone/lignite];

Thraex*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, native of Thrace; gladiator armed with saber and short shield;

Thrax*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Thracian; gladiator with saber and short shield, gladiator;

Threcia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thrace; (vaguely defined country east of Macedon/north-east of Greece);

Threcius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, of/belonging to Thrace; gem; [lapis ~ => combustible stone/lignite];

Threnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  throne;

Threx*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, native of Thrace; gladiator armed with saber and short shield;

thrombosis*

  f., N3.3 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  thrombosis;

thronus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl Greece uncommon Def]

  Lamentations (pl. of Jeremiah); (book of OT); dirge, song of mourning; elegy;

thunnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tunny, tunny fish;

thus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frankincense;

thya*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  citrus tree (Greek name for);

thyia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  citrus tree (Greek name for);

thyinus*

  a, um, adj. [later agri --- uncommon L&S]

  made from the citrus tree;

thyisca*

  f., N1.1 thing [later eccl --- veryrare Sou]

  censer; vessel for burning incense;

thymaterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  censer; vessel for burning incense;

thymbra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  aromatic plant, perhaps Cretan thyme;

thymelaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  shrub; (Daphne gnidium?);

thymelicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  stage musician;

thymelicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- drama --- uncommon L&S]

  theatrical, of the theater;

thymiama*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  incense; composition for fumigating (L+S);

thymiamaterium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vessel for incense; censer;

thymion*

  n., N2.8 thing [late bio --- Pliny L&S]

  wart (Pliny);

thymum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  thyme;

thymus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of wart;

thynnarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  of/pertaining to tunny fish; (as a commodity);

thynnus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  tunny, tunny fish;

thyrsus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Bacchic wand tipped with a fir-cone/tuft of ivy/vine leaves; plant's main stem;

Ti*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Tiberius, Roman praenomen; (abb. Ti./Tib.);

tiara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ornamented conical felt Asian head-dress; Phrygian bonnet w/cheek lappets;

tiaras*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ornamented conical felt Asian head-dress; Phrygian bonnet w/cheek lappets;

Tib*

  m., N9.8 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Tiberius, Roman praenomen; (abb. Ti./Tib.);

Tiberinus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Tiber (river); (Collins);

Tiberinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common SrcZ]

  Tiber-; of the river Tiber (Collins);

Tiberis*

  m/f., N3.3 locale [late --- Italy common OLD]

  Tiber; (the river at Rome);

Tiberius*

  m., N2.5 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Tiberius (praenomen); abb. Ti./Tib.; (Tiberius Julius Caesar Emperor, 14-37 AD);

tibia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- frequent OLD]

  flute, pipe; reed-pipe; (tube with holes for stops); B:tibia, shin-bone;

tibiale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stocking;

tibicen*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  piper, performer on tibia; flute player; prop/strut for shoring up building;

tibicina*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  female performer on the tibia;

tigillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small beam; small bar of wood;

tignarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of beams;

tignum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tree trunk, log, stick, post, beam; piece of timber; building materials;

tigris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- common trans]

  tiger;

tigris*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tiger;

tigris*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tiger;

tigris*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tiger;

Tigurinus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Tiguri, one of the four divisions of the Helvetii - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

tilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lime-tree;

Tim*

  m., N9.8 thing [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  Timothy (abb.); (Book of the Bible);

timefactus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  frightened, alarmed;

timeo*

  ere, mui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fear, dread, be afraid (ne + SUB = lest; ut or ne non + SUB = that ... not);

timide*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  timidly, fearfully, apprehensively, nervously; cautiously, with hesitation;

timidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  timid; cowardly; fearful, apprehensive; without courage; afraid to;

timor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fear; dread;

timoratus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  God-fearing, devout, reverent;

tina*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  cask; tub;

tinctilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obtained by dipping;

tinctus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dyeing; dipping;

tinea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moth;

tineo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be infested with moths; (or maggots/larvae of moths which do the eating/damage);

tingo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wet/moisten/dip/soak; color/dye/tinge/tint, stain (w/blood); imbue; impregnate;

tinguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wet/moisten/dip/soak; color/dye/tinge/tint, stain (w/blood); imbue; impregnate;

tinnimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tingling sound (Plautus);

tinnio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 intrans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  ring/clang/jangle (metal); ring (ears); utter a shrill/metallic sound;

tinnitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ringing, clanging, jangling;

tinnulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  emitting a ringing or jangling sound;

tintinabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bell; door bell, signal bell (L+S); cow bell;

tintinnabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bell; door bell, signal bell (L+S); cow bell; small bell;

tintinno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a ringing or jangling sound;

tintino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make a ringing or jangling sound;

tinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laurustinus; (bay/laurel); evergreen winter-flowering shrub (Viburnum ~ OED);

tippula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  water-spider;

tiro*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  recruit; beginner, novice;

tirocinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  military inexperience; recruits, raw forces; first campaign; youth, pupilage;

tirunculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  young beginner;

tisana*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  barley with the outer covering removed, pearl barley; barley water (drink);

Titan*

  m., N3.9 group [--- myth Greece common OLD]

  Titan; (one of race of gods/giants preceding Olympians);

Titanus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- myth Greece uncommon OLD]

  Titan; (one of race of gods/giants preceding Olympians);

titillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  tickling;

titillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tickle, titillate, provoke; stimulate sensually;

titio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  tweet; (song of the sparrow);

titio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  firebrand, piece of burning wood;

titio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  firebrand, piece of burning wood;

Titius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- legal --- common OLD]

  Titius; (Roman gens name); fictitious name in legal examples;

Titius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  Titius; (Roman gens); fictitious name in legal examples;

titubatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  staggering;

titubo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stagger, totter; falter;

titulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - title (person/book); label; heading; placard/tablet; pretext, ostensible motive;

  - distinction, claim to fame; honor; reputation; inscription; monument (Plater);

Titus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Titus; Roman praenomen, abb. T.; (~ Flavius Vespasianus, Emperor, 79-81 AD);

toc*

  num. adverb [later --- --- lesser ---]

  so often, so many times;

toculio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon CAS]

  usurer;

tofus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tufa, porous stone; volcanic tuff/tufa;

toga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  toga; (outer garment of Roman citizen);

togata*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  Roman drama; drama on Roman theme;

togatarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  actor in fabulae togatae (native Roman comedy);

togatarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  actor in fabulae togatae (native Roman comedy);

togatulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little client;

togatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing a toga; civilian; of Roman status; [fabulae ~ => native Roman comedy];

togula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little toga;

tolenno*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  water pump;

tolerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  bearable, tolerable, patient; able to be withstood; passable; tolerant, hardy;

tolerabiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bearably, tolerably, patiently; passably, acceptably;

tolerabundus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Saxo]

  tolerant, patient;

tolerans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tolerant; able to endure;

toleranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tolerantly, patiently, with fortitude; so as to withstand harm;

tolerantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  patience, fortitude,tolerance; ability to bear/endure pain/adversity;

toleratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  enduring;

tolero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bear, endure, tolerate;

tolleno*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- myth --- uncommon CAS]

  machine for raising weights, a crane;

tollo*

  lere, sustuli, sublatum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  lift, raise; destroy; remove, steal; take/lift up/away;

tolutilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  trotting;

tomaclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of sausage;

tomaculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of sausage;

tomata*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tomato;

tomentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stuffing of a pillow, mattress, etc.;

tomix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cord, string; line, thread; (also thomix);

tomographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tomography;

tonale*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Med]

  Tonal; book of musical rules;

tondeo*

  ere, otondi, nsum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cut, shear, clip;

tonella*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- Britian veryrare Med]

  cask, tun; (for wine);

tonellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- Britian uncommon Med]

  cask, tun; (for wine);

tonellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- Britian frequent Med]

  cask, tun; (for wine); the Tun (London prison); bird-trap;

tonitrualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  thunderous (used of Jupiter);

tonitrus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thunder;

tonitruum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thunder;

tonium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval drama --- uncommon L&S]

  tone;

tonna*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ton;

tono*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  thunder; speak thunderous tones/thunderously; make/resound like thunder;

tono*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  it thunders;

tonos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- drama --- lesser OLD]

  - tone, pitch (sound), note; interval; musical scale; astronomical measure;

  - tone/degree of light/shade; strain, tension; peal of thunder (from tono?);

tonsa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oar;

tonsilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shearable; cuttable; that may be shorn/cut/clipped; shorn/clipped/cut/lopped;

tonsilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  tonsils (pl.);

tonsor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  barber;

tonsorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or pertaining to a barber, barber's;

tonstricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little female barber;

tonstrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  barber's shop;

tonstrix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  female barber;

tonstrlna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  barber shop;

tonsura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clipping, shearing; pruning; tonsure; haircut;

tonsus*

  m., N4.1 thing [early drama --- veryrare L&S]

  coiffure; way of dressing hair (Plautus);

tonsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shorn, clipped, cut, lopped;

tonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- common OLD]

  - tone, pitch (sound), note; interval; musical scale; astronomical measure;

  - tone/degree of light/shade; strain, tension; peal of thunder (from tono?);

toparchia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal Greece uncommon OLD]

  district, territory, unit of local government in Hellenistic world;

toparcia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later legal Greece uncommon SrcW]

  district, territory, unit of local government in Hellenistic world;

topazion*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of chrysolite; (Pliny chrysolite=our topaz and v.v.); green jasper (L+S);

topazion*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of chrysolite; (Pliny chrysolite=our topaz and v.v.); green jasper (L+S);

topazius*

  f., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of chrysolite; (Pliny chrysolite=our topaz and v.v.); green jasper (L+S);

topazos*

  f., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of chrysolite; (Pliny chrysolite=our topaz and v.v.); green jasper (L+S);

topazus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  kind of chrysolite; (Pliny chrysolite=our topaz and v.v.); green jasper (L+S);

tophus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tufa, pourous rock; volcanic tuff/tufa;

topiaria*

  m., N1.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  landscape gardener;

topiarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of ornamental gardening;

topice*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- gram --- uncommon L&S]

  art of finding topics;

toral*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  valance of a couch;

torcular*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wine/oil press; pressing room, room housing a wine/oil press; oil cellar (L+S);

torcularium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  wine/oil press; pressing room, room housing a wine/oil press; oil cellar (L+S);

torcularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  worker in a (wine/oil) pressing room;

torcularius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with/belonging to a wine/oil press;

torculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  wine/oil press;

torculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  of/connected with/belonging to a wine/oil press;

toreuma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  carved or embossed work;

toreutice*

  f., N1.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  art of carving (Pliny);

tormen*

  n., N3.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  torture;

tormento*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  torture; torment; inflict acute physical/mental pain;

tormentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  - windlass; instrument for twisting/winding; engine for hurling stones; missile;

  - rack; any torture device; tension, pressure; torture, torment;

tormin*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon SrcZ]

  colic (Collins);

torminosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  suffering from colic;

torminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  colic, gripes;

tornatilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  rounded; turned on a lathe; finished, beautifully wrought;

tornator*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turner; lathe operator; one who fashions in wood;

tornatura*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turning; work of a turner/lathe operator/one who fashions in wood;

tornatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  rounded; turned on a lathe;

torneamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tournament;

torno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  turn, make round by turning on a lathe; round off (L+S); turn, fashion, smooth;

tornus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  lathe; turner's lathe;

torosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  muscular, brawny;

torpedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  lethargy, inertness, sluggishness; fish (stinging/numbing); electric ray;

torpeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be numb or lethargic; be struck motionless from fear;

torpesco*

  cere, pui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow numb, become slothful;

torpidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  numbed, paralyzed;

torpor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  numbness, torpor, paralysis;

torquatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing a collar or necklace;

torqueo*

  ere, rsi, rtum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  turn, twist; hurl; torture; torment; bend, distort; spin, whirl; wind (round);

torques*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  collar/necklace of twisted metal (often military); wreath (L+S); ring; chaplet;

torquis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  collar/necklace of twisted metal (often military); wreath (L+S); ring; chaplet;

torrens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torrent, rushing stream;

torrens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  burning hot; rushing; torrential;

torreo*

  ere, rui, ostum, V2.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  parch, roast, scorch, bake, burn; dry up; begin to burn; harden by charring;

torresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  be scorched; be roasted;

torridus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  parched, dried up; shriveled, desiccated;

torris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  firebrand;

torrus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fire-brand;

torsio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wringing; twisting;

torta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pie;

tortilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twisted, coiled;

tortitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  crookedness; injustice; wickedness, insincerity;

torto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  torture; torment;

tortor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  torturer;

tortula*

  f., N1.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small twist;

tortuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twisting, tortuous;

tortura*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  torture;

torus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swelling, protuberance; mussel, brawn; bed, couch, stuffed bolster, cushion;

torvitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wildness; savageness; severity;

torvus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  pitiless/grim; fierce/stern/harsh/savage/dreadful; staring/piercing/wild (eye);

tostrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  toaster;

tot*

  num. card [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so many, such a number of; as many, so many; such a great number of;

tot*

  num. adverb [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  as/so often, so many times, such a great number of times; that number of times;

totalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  total; entire;

totalitarismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  totalitarianism;

totalitaristicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  totalitarian;

totalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval science --- common Def]

  totality, wholeness;

totaliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  altogether, totally, wholly, completely, entirely;

totidem*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  as many; just so/as many; the equivalent number of, same (as specified before);

totus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whole, all, entire, total, complete; every part; all together/at once;

toxicologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  toxicology;

toxicologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  toxicological;

toxicologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  toxicologist;

toxicomania*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  addiction;

toxicomaniacus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  drug addict;

toxicum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poison;

toxicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  toxic; poisonous;

tr*

  m., N9.8 person [--- legal --- lesser ---]

  tribune; abb. tr.; [tr. pl./tr. mil. => of the people/of the soldiers];

traba*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  wood-beam, timber; tree-trunk; ship; table;

trabalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or used for wooden beams;

trabea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  white state mantle/horiz scarlet stripes; short purple dress equites uniform;

trabeatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  clad in the trabea; (white robe with scarlet stripes and purple seam for king);

trabes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tree-trunk, beam, timber; ship;

trabs*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tree trunk; log, club, spear; beam, timber, rafter; ship, vessel; roof, house;

trabucus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar war --- uncommon Cal]

  tr�buchet (machine of war);

tractabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manageable; tractable; easy to deal with;

tractalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  pullable; draggable;

tractatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  management; treatment; discussion;

tractatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  dealing w/problem/subject/treatment; treatment method; handling/management;

tractatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  treaty; convention;

tractim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in a long-drawn-out manner;

tracto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  draw, haul, pull, drag about; handle, manage, treat, discuss;

tractogalatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made of/cooked with pastry and milk;

tractus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dragging or pulling along; drawing out; extent; tract, region; lengthening;

traditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  giving up, delivering up, surrender; record, account; tradition;

traditionalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  traditional;

traditionalismus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  traditionalism;

traditionalista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  traditionalist;

trado*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  hand over, surrender; deliver; bequeath; relate;

traduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring across/over, move/transfer; convert; cause to cross/to extend across area;

  - lead across; exhibit/display/carry past in parade/procession; pass/get through;

traductio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  conducting/leading around (triumph), transfer; public exposure/disgrace/reproof;

traductor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  transferor; conveyer;

tradux*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  vine-layer;

Traex*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, native of Thrace; gladiator armed with saber and short shield;

trafero*

  rre, atuli, alatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - transport/convey/transfer/shift; transpose; carry/bring across/over; transplant;

  - copy out (writing); translate (language); postpone, transfer date; transform;

tragelaphos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  kind of wild goat or antelope; stag with beard like goat (horse-stag) (L+S);

tragelaphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of wild goat or antelope; stag with beard like goat (horse-stag) (L+S);

tragicocomoedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [early drama --- uncommon L&S]

  tragi-comedy (Plautus);

tragicomicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tragi-comic;

tragicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tragic; suitable to tragedy, a, i, m tragic poet, tragic actor;

tragoedia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tragedy;

tragoedus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tragic actor;

tragula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dart, javelin;

tragum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  porridge;

traha*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sleigh;

trahea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  drag used as a threshing implement;

traho*

  here, axi, actum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  draw, drag, haul; derive, get;

traicio*

  cere, ajeci, ajectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  transfer; transport; pierce, transfix;

traiectoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  trajectory (geometry);

Trajanus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Trajan; (Roman cognomen); [M. Ulpius Traianus => Emperor, 98-117 AD];

trajecticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  lent for transportation of goods (money); transported/carried over sea (L+S);

trajectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  crossing; passage; transferring; exaggeration; G:transposition;

trajectitius*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  lent for transportation of goods (money); transported/carried over sea (L+S);

Trajectum*

  n., N2.2 locale [later --- Netherlands veryrare SrcZ]

  Utrecht, city in Holland; (river crossing/ferry);

trajectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crossing, passage;

trajicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfer; transport; pierce, transfix;

tralaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  traditional, handed down; customary; ordinary/common/usual; transferred (word);

tralatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  transportation/transference; transfer to another; change of venue; translation;

trama*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  warp (weaving); woof, weft, web filling; thin/lank figure; trifles; bagatelles;

tramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  train;

trames*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  footpath, track; (stream) bed; course; (family) branch; narrow strip (land);

trano*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swim across;

tranquillitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stillness; tranquility;

tranquillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calm, quiet;

tranquillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calm weather; calm state of affairs;

tranquillus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  quiet, calm;

trans*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  across, over; beyond; on the other side; (only local relations);

transabeo*

  bire, bivi, bitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go away beyond;

transactio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  transaction; deal, business arrangement, negotiated settlement;

transactor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  manager;

transadigo*

  gere, degi, dactum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pierce through, thrust through;

Transalpinus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- --- common OLD]

  people (pl.) from the region beyond the Alps (from Rome);

Transalpinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to/situated in the region beyond the Alps (from Rome);

transcendens*

  , adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  transcendent;

transcendentalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  transcendental;

transcendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  climb/step/go across/over; board; transgress; exceed; pass on, make transition;

transcido*

  dere, di, isum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  cut through; flog hard;

transcribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  copy (from book/tablet to another); transcribe; transfer (enrollment); forge;

transcurro*

  rere, ucurri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run across; run or hasten through;

transcurro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  run across; run or hasten through;

transcursus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rapid movement across a space;

transdo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  hand over, surrender; deliver; L:bequeath; G:relate; (=traho);

transduco*

  cere, uxi, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - bring across/over, move/transfer; convert; cause to cross/to extend across area;

  - lead across; exhibit/display/carry past in parade/procession; pass/get through;

transenna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lattice-work, grating;

transeo*

  sire, sivi, situm, V6.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  go over, cross;

transeunter*

  adv. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  in passing; cursorily;

transfero*

  rre, stuli, slatum, V3.2 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - transport/convey/transfer/shift; transpose; carry/bring across/over; transplant;

  - copy out (writing); translate (language); postpone, transfer date; transform;

transfigo*

  gere, ixi, ixum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfix, pierce through;

transfiguro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  transform, change form/appearance;

transfluo*

  uere, uxi, uxum, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  flow through;

transfodio*

  dere, transfodi, ossum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfix, pierce, impale;

transformatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  transformation; change of shape;

transformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that undergoes transformation;

transformo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change in shape, transform;

transforo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  pierce through;

transfretanus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  transmarine, that is beyond the sea;

transfreto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [late --- --- common L&S]

  cross a strait; pass over the sea; put/ferry across; pass through;

transfuga*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deserter;

transfugio*

  gere, transfugi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  go over to the enemy, desert;

transfugium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  desertion;

transfundo*

  dere, udi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  decant; pour from one vessel to another;

transfusio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  transfusion;

transfusio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pouring out, pouring off;

transgradio*

  dere, -, assum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cross, go/move/travel over/across; go to other side; change allegiance/policy;

transgredio*

  dere, -, essum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  cross, go/move/travel over/across; go to other side; change allegiance/policy;

transgressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- gram --- common OLD]

  transposition (words/phrases), inversion; transition (subjects); going across;

transgressio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  transgression; violation;

transgressor*

  m., N3.1 person [later eccl --- common Eccl]

  transgressor;

transgressus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crossing to the other side;

transicio*

  cere, sjeci, sjectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfer; transport; pierce, transfix;

transigo*

  gere, segi, sactum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stab, pierce; finish, settle, complete, accomplish; perform; bargain, transact;

transilio*

  ire, lui, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jump across, leap over;

transitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  passing over, passage; desertion; infection, contagion;

transitorie*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  cursorily; in passing; by the way;

transitorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  passage-way;

transitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  affording passage; having a passage-way; transitory, passing (L+S); cursory;

transitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  passage; crossing;

transjicio*

  cere, jeci, jectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfer; transport; pierce, transfix;

translaticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  traditional, handed down; customary; ordinary/common/usual; transferred (word);

translatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  transportation/transference; transfer to another; change of venue; translation;

translativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  transferable;

translato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  offer; transfer;

translator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  transferor; translator (late Latin);

translucentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  transparency;

transluceo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shine through or across; be transparent;

translucidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transparent;

transmarinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  across the sea, overseas; beyond the sea;

transmaritanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  beyond the seas; overseas;

transmeo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  go across, cross, travel across; pass over;

transmigratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  removal to another country; emigration; removal/carrying away; captive (Plater);

transmigro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change one's residence from one place to another; transport; spread (disease);

transmissio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  sending-across; passage; L:tax payment (sent or returned);

transmissus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crossing, passage;

transmitto*

  tere, isi, issum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  send across; go across; transmit;

transmodulatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  modem;

transmontanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dwellers (pl.) beyond the mountains;

transmoveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  remove; transfer;

transmutabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  cross-changeable; transmutable;

transmutabilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  cross-changeability; transmutability;

transmuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change about;

transnato*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  swim across;

transnavigo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sail over;

transno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swim across, sail across; swim to the other side;

transnomino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  rename;

transoceanicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  transatlantic;

transpadanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  beyond (i.e. north of) the Po, transpadane;

transparentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  transparency;

transpectus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  looking through, seeing through;

transpicio*

  iere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look through, see through;

transpiratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  perspiration;

transpito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  pass through;

transplanto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  transplant; remove;

transplantus*

  m., N2.1 person [late eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  deified human being;

transporto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry across, transport;

transrhenanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  beyond the Rhine;

transscendo*

  dere, di, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  climb/step/go across/over; board; transgress; exceed; pass on, make transition;

transscribo*

  bere, ipsi, iptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  copy (from book/tablet to another); transcribe; transfer (enrollment); forge;

transspicio*

  iere, -, -, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look through, see through;

transtiberinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  beyond the Tiber;

transtineo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  go through (Plautus);

transtrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crossbeam; rower's seat;

transubstantiatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  trans-substantiation;

transulto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spring across;

transuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pierce through;

transvectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  crossing;

transveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transport, lead across; elapse; carry;

transvenio*

  ire, transveni, ntum, V3.4 intrans [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  come; come from another place or person;

transverbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transfix;

transversalis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcJ]

  transverse;

transversarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cross beam, cross piece (of timber);

transversarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  transverse; lying across/from side to side;

transverse*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  crosswise; transversely; sideways; askance;

transverso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pass across one from side to side;

transversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying across/from side to side; flanking/oblique; moving across/at right angle;

transverto*

  tere, ti, rstum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divert from one place/purpose to another; extend across;

transvolito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly over or through;

transvolo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fly across;

transvoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  gulp down;

transvorsus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lying across/from side to side; flanking/oblique; moving across/at right angle;

tranveho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transport, lead across; elapse; carry;

trapetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  oil-press; olive-mill;

trapetus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  oil-press; olive-mill;

trapetus*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser L&S]

  oil-press (pl.); olive-mill;

traumaticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  traumatic;

travectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  crossing;

traversarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  cross beam, cross piece (of timber);

traversarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  transverse; lying across/from side to side;

traversus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  transverse, oblique, athwart;

Trax*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Thracian; gladiator with saber and short shield, gladiator;

trebuchettum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  trebuchet; siege engine;

trecentensimi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  three hundredth;

trecentensumi*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  three hundredth;

trecenti*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent other]

  three hundred; (used to denote a large number);

trechedipnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  light garment worn at table;

tredecim*

  num. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thirteen;

tremebundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trembling;

tremefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to tremble;

tremendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  terrible, awe inspiring;

tremesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tremble, quiver, vibrate; tremble at;

tremis*

  m., N3.1 thing [later tech --- veryrare L&S]

  coin; third part of gold aureus;

tremisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  tremble, quiver, vibrate; tremble at; (tremescere);

tremo*

  mere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tremble, shake, shudder at;

tremor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trembling, shuddering; quivering, quaking;

tremulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  trembling;

trepidans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon SrcW]

  trembling, anxious; panicking;

trepidanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  tremblingly, anxiously; in a frightened/alarmed manner;

trepidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fear/alarm; nervousness/trepidation; physical trembling/twitching; oscillation;

trepide*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with trepidation/anxiety, in confusion/alarm/panic/fright; busily, in a bustle;

trepiditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  nervousness;

trepido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tremble, be afraid, waver;

trepidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nervous, jumpy, agitated; perilous, alarming, frightened; boiling, foaming;

tres*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  three;

trestorno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval war --- veryrare Med]

  put to flight;

tresvir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  board of three (pl.);

treutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  balance, weigh;

Treverus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Germany lesser ---]

  Treveri, German tribe around Trier (Treves);

Trex*

  m., N3.1 group [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  Thracian, native of Thrace; gladiator armed with saber and short shield;

triangularis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  triangular;

triangulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- science --- uncommon CAS]

  triangle;

triangulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  three-cornered, triangular;

triarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  third line (pl.) of the early Roman army; the reserves;

trias*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon L&S]

  number three; a triad;

tribas*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  lesbian, tribade; (woman engaged in sexual activity w/women); masculine lesbian;

tribolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  spiny plant; caltrop (Tribulus terrestris); (Fagonia cretica, Trapa nayans);

tribrachus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  tribrach; metric foot of three short syllables (UUU);

tribrachys*

  m., N2.7 thing [--- poet --- uncommon OLD]

  tribrach; metric foot of three short syllables (UUU);

tribrevis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  tribrach; metric foot of three short syllables (UUU);

tribualis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tribal;

tribuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to a tribe;

tribulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  tribulation; distress, trouble;

tribulis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fellow tribesman;

tribulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  press, squeeze; exact (dues/payment); trouble;

tribulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  spiny plant; caltrop (Tribulus terrestris); (Fagonia cretica, Trapa nayans);

tribunal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raised platform; tribunal; judgement seat;

tribunatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tribuneship, office of tribune;

tribunicius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ex-tribune;

tribunicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to tribune;

tribunitius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ex-tribune;

tribunitius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to tribune;

tribunus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- frequent ---]

  tribune; [~ plebis => tribune of the people; ~ mllitum => soldier's tribune];

tribuo*

  uere, ui, utum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  divide, assign; present; grant, allot, bestow, attribute;

tribus*

  f., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  third part of the people; tribe, hereditary division (Ramnes, Tities, Luceres);

tributarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to tribute;

tributim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by tribes;

tributio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  distribution; L:paying of tribute (late Latin);

tributor*

  m., N3.1 person [late --- --- veryrare Sex]

  giver; imparter;

tributoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  suit (actio) to extend liability of slave/son to owner/father;

tributorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  tax office;

tributorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  of suit to extend liability of son/slave to owner/father; of payment (L+S);

tributum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tax, tribute;

tributus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  organized by tribes;

trica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  trifles (pl.), nonsense; vexation, troubles;

tricenarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of thirty (30); contains thirty;

tricennium*

  n., N2.2 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  30-year space; time of 30 years;

tricensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  thirtieth;

tricensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  thirtieth;

trichila*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  arbor, bower;

triclinarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  dining room; table covering;

tricliniaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  of an eating couch;

triclinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  dining couch; dining room;

trico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  behave in evasive manner; trifle/delay/dally; cause trouble; pull/play tricks;

trico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  behave in evasive manner; trifle/delay/dally; cause trouble; pull/play tricks;

trico*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  mischief-maker (Plautus);

tricorpor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having three bodies;

tricuspis*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having three prongs;

tridens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trident;

tridens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with three teeth;

tridentifer*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one carrying a trident;

tridentiger*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one carrying a trident;

triduana*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  three days' fast;

triduanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  three days' duration, lasting three days;

triduum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three days;

trienne*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triennial festival (pl.);

triennis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three year old;

triennium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three years;

triens*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  third part, third; third part of an as; [usurae t~ => 4% interest];

trientabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  equivalent in land for the third part of a sum of money

trientius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sold-for-a-third;

trierarchus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  captain of a trireme;

trietericum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triennial (alternate year) rites (pl.) of Bacchus held at Thebes;

trietericus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of 3 years (biennial!, count both extremes), of alternate years; triennial;

trieteris*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  space of three years or a triennial festival;

trifariam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in three ways, into three parts;

trifarie*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  in three parts;

trifarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-fold;

trifaucis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having three throats;

trifaux*

  , adj. [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  triple-throated;

trifidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divided to form three prongs;

triformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of three forms, triple, threefold;

trifur*

  m., N3.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  triple-thief; persistent thief (Plautus);

trifurcifer*

  m., N2.3 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  persistent thief (Plautus);

triga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-horse team; G:set of three;

trigeminus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triplets (pl.);

trigeminus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triplet;

trigen*

  num. dist [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thirtieth;

trigensim*

  num. ord [late --- --- uncommon OLD]

  thirtieth;

trigesim*

  num. ord [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  thirty;

triginta*

  num. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  thirty;

triglyphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare OLD]

  triglyph; block w/3 vertical groves repeated at intervals in Doric frieze;

trigon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  ball game with three players in triangle (in baths); ball for playing trigon;

trigonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  triangle; three sided figure; triangular pill/tablet; 3 player ball game;

trigonometria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  trigonometry;

trigonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  triangle; three sided figure; triangular pill/tablet; 3 player ball game;

trigonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- veryrare L&S]

  soothing pill; (triangular);

trigonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  triangular; having three angles/corners;

trilibris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of three pounds weight;

trilinguis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that has three tongues;

trilix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having triple thread;

trilustralis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  fifteen-year-lasting; lasting for fifteen years;

trimenstre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  crops ripening in 3 months; spring-sown crops;

trimenstris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  three months old; lasting/acting for 3 months; ripening in 3 months (crops);

trimestre*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  crops ripening in 3 months; spring-sown crops;

trimestris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  three months old; lasting/acting for 3 months; ripening in 3 months (crops);

trimeter*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- poet --- uncommon L&S]

  trimeter; three metric feet;

trimetr*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  trimeter;

trimetrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  containing three double feet;

trimodia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-peck measure; vessel of three modii capacity;

trimodus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  triple; trimodal (Nelson);

trimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three, three years old;

trinarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  ternary;

trinepos*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great grandson;

trineptis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  great-great-great granddaughter;

trines*

  num. dist [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  three each/apiece/times/fold; triple; three in any case; three at a time;

trinitarius*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  ternary; threefold, triple; consisting of three; arranged in threes; in 3 parts;

Trinitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser L&S]

  number three; triad, trinity; the Holy/Blessed Trinity;

trinoctium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-night interval;

trinodis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having three knots or bosses;

trinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  triple;

Trio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  oxen (pl.) used for plowing; constellations Great/Little Bear (7 stars/oxen);

triobolus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  half-drachma; a trifle;

tripartitus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon L&S]

  three-fold; divisible into three;

tripectorus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  having three breasts;

tripedalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-foot-; of three feet length;

tripedaneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  three-foot-; of three feet length;

tripertito*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in three parts;

tripes*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three-legged;

triplaris*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  triple; threefold;

triples*

  num. ord [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  threefold, triple; three;

triplex*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  threefold, triple; three;

triplicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  three-foldness;

tripliciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  triply, in three ways;

triplico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  triplicate/do three copies; L:surrejoin/plaintiff reply to defendant rejoinder;

tripodo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dance; perform ritual dance (in triple time in honor of Mars);

tripudio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dance; perform ritual dance (in triple time in honor of Mars);

tripudium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  solemn ritual dance (to Mars); favorable omen when sacred chickens ate greedily;

tripus*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  three-legged stand, tripod; the oracle at Delphi; oracles in general;

tripus*

  m., N3.9 thing [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  three-legged stand, tripod; the oracle at Delphi; oracles in general;

triquetrus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  three cornered, triangular;

triremis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having three oars to each bench/banks of oars;

triremis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  trireme, vessel having three oars to each bench/banks of oars;

trirota*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tricycle;

triscurrium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  gross clowning;

triste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sadly, sorrowfully; harshly, severely;

tristegum*

  n., N2.2 thing [later --- --- lesser L&S]

  third story/floor (pl.);

tristiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  somewhat sorrowful;

tristifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  make sad, cause sadness, sadden;

tristificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sad-making; ominous;

tristimonia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sadness;

tristis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sad, sorrowful; gloomy;

tristitia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sadness;

tristities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sadness; sorrow;

tristitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sadness; sorrow; grief;

tristo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  be sad/grieved/downcast/dejected;

trisulcus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divided into three forks or prongs;

tritavia*

  f., N1.1 person [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  remote ancestor's mother; mother of atavus or atavia;

trite*

  f., N1.6 thing [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  3rd string; 3rd tone-in-scale; third string of tetrachord from the nete/highest;

triticeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of wheat;

triticius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  of wheat;

triticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wheat;

tritura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rubbing, friction; threshing;

trituro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later agri --- lesser L&S]

  thresh;

tritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  well-trodden, well-worn, worn; common; familiar;

triumfator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- inscription L&S]

  one who triumphs;

triumphal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  insignia (pl.) of a triumph;

triumphalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of celebration of a triumph; having triumphal status; triumphant;

triumphe*

  inter. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  triumphant!;

triumpho*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  triumph over; celebrate a triumph; conquer completely, triumph;

triumphus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  triumph, victory parade;

triumvir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triumvir, commissioner; (pl.) triumviri, a three-man board;

triumvir*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  board of three, triumvirate;

triumviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  trimviral; of the triumvirs;

triumviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triumvirate;

trivenefica*

  f., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  treble-dyed witch; old witch (L+S; poison-mixer (Plautus);

trivium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  place where three roads meet; "the gutter", breeding place of course manners;

trivium*

  n., N2.4 thing [medieval gram --- common Bee]

  trivium, first group of seven liberal arts (grammar/rhetoric/logic);

trivius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to crossroads temple, esp. sacred to Diana/Hecate;

trochaeus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- poet --- lesser OLD]

  trochee/choree, metrical foot consisting of a long and a short syllable (_U);

trochilea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pulley, block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights;

trochlea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pulley, block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights;

trochlia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pulley, block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights;

trochus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  metal hoop (used for games or exercise);

trocilea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pulley, block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights;

troclea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pulley, block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights;

troclia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  pulley, block and tackle; set of blocks and pulleys for raising weights;

Troiugena*

  m., N1.1 group [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  born of Trojan stock, descendent of Trojans; Trojan; the Romans (pl.);

Trojanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  Trojan;

tromocrates*

  m., N1.7 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  terrorist;

tromocratia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  terrorism;

tropaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- frequent OLD]

  trophy; monument (set up to mark victory/rout) (often captured armor); victory;

trophaeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval war --- frequent Saxo]

  trophy; monument (set up to mark victory/rout) (often captured armor); victory;

tropologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  allegorical exposition;

tropologice*

  adv. [later science --- veryrare Sou]

  allegorically;

tropologicus*

  a, um, adj. [later science --- uncommon Sou]

  allegorical;

tropos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  trope, figure of speech, figurative use of word; song, manner of singing (L+S);

tropus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- lesser OLD]

  trope, figure of speech, figurative use of word; song, manner of singing (L+S);

trucidatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slaughtering, massacre;

trucido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slaughter, butcher, massacre;

trucilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  trill; (song of the thrush);

truculenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  wildly, savagely, fiercely, cruelly, roughly; truculently (?);

truculentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ferocious, aggressive;

trudis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  metal-tipped pole, barge-pole;

trudo*

  dere, usi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrust, push, shove; drive, force; drive on;

trulla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  ladle, pan or basin; (instrument) eyepiece (Cal);

trulleum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wash-basin;

trunco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maim, mutilate; strip of branches, foliage; cut off;

truncus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  trunk (of a tree);

trusito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  push often; keep pushing;

truso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent L&S]

  push often; push strongly;

trutina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  balance, pair of scales;

trutino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  balance, weigh;

trux*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wild, savage, fierce;

trychnos*

  m., N2.6 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  nightshade plant (Pliny);

trygonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late agri --- uncommon L&S]

  stingray;

tu*

  pron. pers [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  you (sing.); thou/thine/thee/thy (PERS); yourself/thyself (REFLEX);

tuba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- drama --- frequent ---]

  trumpet (straight tube); (military signals/religious rites); hydraulic ram pipe;

tuber*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  exotic fruit; (azarole or oriental medlar); the bush (Crataegus azarolus);

tuber*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  apple (L+S); fruit from a kind of apple-tree;

tuber*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  kind of apple-tree;

tuber*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  tumor, protuberance, bump, excrescence; truffle; plant with tuberous root;

tuberculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  small swelling/bump/protuberance/excrescence/tumor; boil (L+S); pimple;

Tubero*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Tuber (surname of gens Aelia);

tubicen*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  trumpeter; tuba (straight tube trumpet) player (esp. in army);

Tubilustrium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feast of trumpets (on the 23rd of March and 23rd of May);

tubineus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  cone shaped;

tubur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  exotic fruit; (azarole or oriental medlar); the bush (Crataegus azarolus);

tuburcino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  eat greedily (Plautus);

tubus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- drama --- veryrare L&S]

  pipe; lute; trumpet;

tuccetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sausage;

tudito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  strike often;

tueo*

  ere, -, uitum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  see, look at; protect, watch; uphold;

tueo*

  ere, -, utum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  see, look at; protect, watch; uphold;

tugurium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hangar; discount;

tugurium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cottage;

tuissatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  familiarity;

tuisso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  be familiar with;

tuitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  protection, support (esp. in matters of law); upkeep/maintenance (structure);

Tulingus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Germany lesser ---]

  Tulingi, German tribe north of the Helvetii - in Caesar's "Gallic War";

tulipa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  tulip;

tullianum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- Italy common OLD]

  underground execution chamber in prison of Rome; (built by Servus Tullius?);

Tullianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram Italy common OLD]

  of/belonging to a Tullius; of/written by M Tullius Cicero or in his style;

Tullius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Tullius; (Roman gens name); M. Tullius Cicero, orator;

Tullius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Tullius, Roman gens; M. Tullius Cicero, orator;

tum*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  then, next; besides; at that time; [cum...tum => not only...but also];

tum*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  moreover; (frequent in Cicero and before; rare after);

tumba*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  tomb;

tumbarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  tomb-keeper;

tumbus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  tomb;

tumefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to swell; puff up;

tumeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swell, become inflated; be puffed up; be bombastic; be swollen with conceit;

tumesco*

  cere, mui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (begin to) swell; become inflamed with pride, passion, etc;

tumidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  swollen, swelling, distended; puffed up with pride or self; confidence;

tumor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swollen or distended condition, swelling; swell (sea, waves); excitement;

tumulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover with a burial mound;

tumulosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of hillocks;

tumultuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raised to deal with a sudden emergency; improvised; unplanned, haphazard;

tumultuatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  confused uproar;

tumultuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  make commotion/disturbance/uproar/armed rising; scrap/scrimmage; be confused;

tumultuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  misbehave; (Cal);

tumultuo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  make a commotion/disturbance/armed rising; scrap, scrimmage; be in confusion;

tumultuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turbulent, full of commotion or uproar;

tumultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  commotion, confusion, uproar; rebellion, uprising, disturbance;

tumulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  mound, hillock; mound, tomb;

tunc*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  then, thereupon, at that time;

tundo*

  dere, utudi, nsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beat; bruise, pulp, crush;

tundo*

  dere, utudi, usum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beat; bruise, pulp, crush;

tunella*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- Britian veryrare Med]

  cask, tun; (for wine);

tunellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval --- Britian uncommon Med]

  cask, tun; (for wine); the Tun (London prison); bird-trap;

tunica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  undergarment, shirt,tunic;

tunicatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  clothed in a tunic;

tuo*

  are, -, -, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- common L&S]

  see, look at; protect, watch; uphold; (form of tueor);

tuor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  sight, vision;

turannis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- veryrare ---]

  tyranny; position of a tyrant; cruel regime; (also tyrannis);

turba*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  commotion, uproar, turmoil, tumult, disturbance; crowd, mob, multitude;

turbamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  means of disturbing;

turbatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  disturbance;

turbator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who disturbs;

turbedo*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- common Sou]

  storm; cloudiness (of beer);

turbela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  bustle; small crowd; (turbella);

turben*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  that which whirls; whirlwind, tornado; spinning top; spiral, round, circle;

turbido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  disturb/trouble/agitate; make turbulent/turbid; obscure, make turmoil/confusion;

turbido*

  m., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  storm; cloudiness (of beer);

turbidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - wild/stormy; muddy/turbid; murky/foggy/clouded/opaque; gloomy, frowning;

  - confused, disordered; impatient, troubled, dazed, frantic; unruly, mutinous;

turbineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  gyrating like a spinning-top;

turbo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  disturb, agitate, throw into confusion;

turbo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  that which whirls; whirlwind, tornado; spinning top; spiral, round, circle;

turbo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  that which whirls; whirlwind, tornado; spinning top; spiral, round, circle;

turbulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violently disturbed, stormy, turbulent; unruly, riotous; w/violent unrest;

turdus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thrush;

tureus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or connected with incense;

turgeo*

  ere, rsi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swell out, become swollen or tumid;

turgesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  begin to swell;

turgidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  (poor little) swollen/inflated/inflamed/grandiose;

turgidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swollen, inflated, distended; swollen (body of water); inflamed with passion;

turgor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  swelling;

turibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  censer, vessel in which incense is burnt; thurible;;

turicremus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  burning incense;

turifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yielding or producing incense;

turilegus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incense-gathering;

turista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tourist;

turma*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  troop (of 30 horsemen), squadron;

turmalinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  tourmaline;

turmalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to squadron of cavalry;

turmatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by squadrons, by troops; by turma (squadron of 30 horsemen);

turpe*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  disgrace; shame, reproach; base/shameful thing;

turpe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  repulsively, disgracefully, shamelessly; in an ugly/unsightly manner;

turpiculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  somewhat ugly;

turpificatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  corrupted;

turpiloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon trans]

  immodest speech; (Erasmus);

turpilucricupidus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  basely greedy/covetous of dishonest gain;

turpilucris*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  making dishonest gain/profit; basely greedy/covetous of gain (Souter);

turpilucrus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  making dishonest gain/profit; basely covetous of gain (Souter);

turpis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ugly; nasty; disgraceful; indecent; base, shameful, disgusting, repulsive;

turpissime*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  basely; shamefully; uglily; (found in Patrologiae Graecae, 19th Cent);

turpiter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  repulsively, disgracefully, shamelessly; in an ugly/unsightly manner;

turpitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  ugliness/deformity; shame/indecency; nakedness/genitals; disgrace; turpitude;

turpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make ugly; pollute, disfigure;

turricula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  turret; little tower; dice-box (shaped like turret);

turriger*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bearing a tower; wearing a turreted crown;

turrile*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  church arrow;

turris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  tower; high building, palace, citadel; dove tower, dove cot;

turritus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crowned with towers, tower-shaped;

turtur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turtle-dove;

turunda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare SrcZ]

  TURUND; some kind of food stuffing;

tus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frankincense;

tusculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little frankincense (Plautus);

Tusculum*

  n., N2.2 locale [--- --- Italy uncommon L&S]

  Tusculum; town in Latium/Italy;

tussicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  slight cough;

tussilago*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  colt's foot herb (Pliny);

tussio*

  ire, -, -, V3.4 intrans [--- bio --- common OLD]

  cough; suffer from a cough; have coughing fit;

tussis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  cough;

tutamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  means of protection;

tutamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  means of protection;

tute*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without risk/danger, safely, securely;

tutela*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tutelage, guardianship;

tuto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guard, protect, defend; guard against, avert;

tuto*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guard, protect, defend; guard against, avert;

tuto*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  without risk/danger, safely, securely;

tutor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  protector, defender; guardian, watcher; tutor;

tutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  safe, prudent; secure; protected;

tuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  your (sing.);

tympanistes*

  m., N1.7 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  tympanum (small drum) player;

tympanistria*

  f., N1.1 person [--- drama --- veryrare OLD]

  female tympanum (small drum) player;

tympanotriba*

  m., N1.1 person [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  timbrel player (Plautus); effeminate person;

tympanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small drum or like (used in worship of Cybele/Bacchus); revolving cylinder;

typanum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small drum; revolving cylinder;

typhon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  violent whirlwind/tornado; (typhoon/cyclone); name given to a comet by Pharaoh;

typhonicus*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  typhonic, whirling, violent; [~ ventus => whirlwind/tornado];

typicus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  figurative; typical; periodic, recurring at intervals;

typographeum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  printing (shop);

typographia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval tech --- veryrare Med]

  printing;

typographicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  typographic;

typographus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar tech --- uncommon trans]

  printer; (Erasmus);

typologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  typology;

typotheta*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  typographer;

typus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  figure, bas-relief; ground plan; pattern, type, prototype, model, symbol;

typus*

  m., N2.1 thing [late bio --- uncommon L&S]

  form/type/character (of a fever);

tyrannice*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tyrannically;

tyrannicida*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  tyrannicide, killer/slayer a tyrant/despot; (e.g., killers of Caesar);

tyrannicidium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  tyrannicide, killing of a tyrant/despot;

tyrannicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  tyrannical;

tyrannis*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  tyranny; position/rule/territory of a tyrant; any cruel/oppressive regime;

tyrannoctonus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  tyrannicide, killer/slayer a tyrant/despot; (e.g., killers of Caesar);

tyrannus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  tyrant; despot; monarch, absolute ruler; king, prince;

Tyros*

  f., N2.6 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Tyre; (city on the Phoenician coast); (famous for crimson dye Tyrian purple);

tyrotarichos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dish of cheese and salt-fish;

tyrsus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  wreathed wand; (2 Maccabee 10:7);

Tyrus*

  f., N2.1 locale [--- --- NearEast common OLD]

  Tyre; (city on the Phoenician coast); (famous for crimson dye Tyrian purple);

uber*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  breast/teat (woman); udder (animal), dugs/teats; rich soil; plenty/abundance;

uber*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fertile, rich, abundant, abounding, fruitful, plentiful, copious, productive;

uberius*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in/with greater/est abundance/exuberance; more prolifically/fully/copiously;

ubertas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fruitfulness, fertility; abundance, plenty;

uberte*

  adv. [later --- --- common Nel]

  abundantly; copiously;

ubertim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  abundantly; copiously (weeping);

ubi*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  where; in what place; (time) when, whenever; as soon as; in which; with whom;

ubi*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  where, whereby;

ubicumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wherever, in whatever place; in any place, wherever that may be, somewhere;

ubinam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  where in the world?;

ubiquaque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  everywhere;

ubique*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  anywhere, everywhere (ubiquitous);

ubiquomque*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wherever, in whatever place; in any place, somewhere; (archaic of ubicumque);

Ubius*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- Germany uncommon ---]

  Ubii, German tribe, west of Rhine near Coblenz;

ubivis*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  anywhere you like, no matter where;

udus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wet;

ulcero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cause to fester;

ulcerosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of sores;

ulcisco*

  cere, -, ltum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  avenge; punish;

ulcus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ulcer, sore;

uliginosum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  swamp;

uliginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  marshy; full of moisture;

uligo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  waterlogged ground, marsh;

Ulixes*

  m., N3.3 name [--- myth Greece uncommon OLD]

  Ulysses/Odysseus; (crafty hero of Trojan war and the Odyssey; King of Ithaca);

Ulixes*

  m., N3.8 name [--- myth Greece uncommon OLD]

  Ulysses/Odysseus; (crafty hero of Trojan war and the Odyssey; King of Ithaca);

ullatenus*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in any respect whatever;

ullus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  any;

ulmeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of elm;

ulmus*

  f., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elm tree;

ulna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  forearm; the span of the outstretched arms;

uls*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beyond, on the other side, on that side; more than, besides;

ulteri*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

ultimate*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  extremely, to the last degree, utterly; finally, at last;

ultimatim*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  extremely, to the last degree, utterly; finally, at last;

ultime*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  extremely, to the last degree, utterly; finally, at last;

ultimum*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Eccl]

  extremely, to the last degree, utterly; finally, at last;

ultio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  revenge, vengeance, retribution;

ultor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  avenger, revenger;

ultra*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  beyond, on the other side, on that side; more than, besides;

ultra*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beyond, further; on the other side; more, more than, in addition, besides;

ultramarinus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  overseas person;

ultramarinus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval agri --- veryrare Med]

  from overseas;

ultramontanus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  beyond-mountains-dweller; one who lives beyond the mountains;

ultramontanus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  beyond-the-mountains; beyond the Alps;

ultrix*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  avenging, vengeful;

ultro*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  besides, beyond; to/on the further/other side; voluntarily, unaided; wantonly;

ultroneus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  voluntary; deliberate; acting on one's own initiative;

ultumus*

  , adj. [early --- --- uncommon ---]

  far; farther; farthest, latest; last; highest, greatest; (alsoultimus);

ulula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tawny owl;

ululatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  howling (dogs/wolves), wailing; shrieking (defiance); yelling (grief/distress);

ululatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yell, shout;

ululo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  howl, yell, shriek; celebrate or proclaim with howling;

ulva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  sedge; (collective term) various grass/rush-like aquatic plants;

umbella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  parasol;

umbilicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  navel, middle, center; center of country/region; ornamented end of scroll;

umbo*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boss (of a shield);

umbra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shade; ghost; shadow;

umbraclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shelter/shade; protection from sun; parasol/umbrella; shady retreat/bower/arbor;

umbraculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  shelter/shade; protection from sun; parasol/umbrella; shady retreat/bower/arbor;

umbraliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  figuratively; metaphorically;

umbraticola*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lounger; shade-lover, one fond of the shade; effeminate person;

umbraticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  of/living in shade, devoted to sheltered/unpractical pursuit/retirement/leisure;

umbraticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  retired; contemplative; private (tutor); [~ litterae => composed in the study];

umbrella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  umbrella;

umbrifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  providing shade, shady;

umbro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cast a shadow on, shade;

umbrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shady, shadowy;

umecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moisten, make wet;

umectus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  moist;

umens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moist, wet;

umeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be wet; be moist;

umerale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  cape, protective covering for shoulders; outer robe; ecclesiastical humeral;

umerus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  upper arm, shoulder;

umesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become moist or wet;

umidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  somewhat moist;

umidum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swamp;

umidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  damp, moist, dank, wet, humid;

umor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  moisture, liquid;

umquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  ever, at any time;

una*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  together, together with; at the same time; along with;

unanimans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of one mind; in full agreement;

unanimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acting in accord; sharing a single purpose; harmonious (L+S); unanimous;

unanimitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unity/unanimity of purpose, concord;

unanimiter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unanimously; harmoniously; cordially;

unanimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acting in accord; sharing a single purpose; harmonious (L+S); unanimous;

uncia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twelfth part, twelfth; ounce; inch;

unciarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  concerned with a twelfth part;

unciatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little by little; by twelfths;

uncinatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  stapler;

uncinatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  hooked;

uncinulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  staple;

uncinus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  hook; (as door fastening);

unciola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  little ounce; a small twelfth;

unctio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  anointing/unction; (w/sign of cross); besmearing; (w/ointment/oil); ointment;

unctito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- common L&S]

  anoint often;

unctiusculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  somewhat unctuous; sort of oily;

unctor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  anointer; one who anoints;

unctus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oily, greasy; anointed, oiled;

uncus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hook, barb, clamp; hook in neck used to drag condemned/executed criminals;

uncus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hooked, curved, bent in, crooked, round; barbed;

unda*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wave;

unde*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  from where, whence, from what or which place; from which; from whom;

undecim*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  eleven;

undecum*

  num. ord [early --- --- common G+L]

  eleven;

undecumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  from/in whatever/every direction; from any point/source/side; in every respect;

undenonaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  eighty-nine;

undeoctoginta*

  num. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  seventy-nine;

undequadraginta*

  num. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  thirty-nine;

undequinquaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  forty-nine;

undesexaginta*

  num. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  fifty-nine;

undetricensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  twenty ninth;

undetricensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  twenty ninth;

undetriginta*

  num. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  twenty nine;

undevicensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  nineteenth;

undevicensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  nineteenth;

undevicesimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  19th legion soldier;

undevigensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- veryrare G+L]

  nineteenth;

undevigensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- veryrare G+L]

  nineteenth;

undeviginti*

  num. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  nineteen;

undique*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - from every side/direction/place/part/source; on all/both sides/surfaces;

  - everywhere; completely; allover; from every point of view, in all respects;

undiquesecus*

  adv. [medieval --- Egypt common Saxo]

  - from every side/direction/place/part/source; on all/both sides/surfaces;

  - everywhere; completely; allover; from every point of view, in all respects;

undisonus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  resounding with waves;

undo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  surge/flood/rise in waves; gush/well up; run, stream; billow; undulate; waver;

undosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  abounding in waves, flowing water, etc;

undulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  curling;

unetvicesimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the twenty-first legion;

unetvicesimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  twenty-first;

ungella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  small claw/talon;

ungo*

  gere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  anoint/rub (w/oil/unguent); smear with oil/grease; dress (food w/oil); add oil;

unguedo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  ointment, unguent;

unguen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fat, grease;

unguentarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dealer in ointments, maker of ointments;

unguentatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  anointed or greased with ointments;

unguentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  oil, ointment;

ungueo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare SrcW]

  anoint/rub (w/oil/unguent); smear with oil/grease; dress (food w/oil); add oil;

unguiculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  finger or toe-nail;

unguis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  nail, claw, talon;

ungula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  hoof; bird claw/talon; (torture); toe nail; pig's foot/trotter (food/medicine);

unguo*

  uere, nxi, nctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  anoint/rub (w/oil/unguent); smear with oil/grease; dress (food w/oil); add oil;

unianimis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acting in accord; sharing a single purpose; harmonious (L+S); unanimous;

unianimiter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  unanimously; cordially; harmoniously;

unianimus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  acting in accord; sharing a single purpose; harmonious (L+S); unanimous;

unicaulis*

  is, e, adj. [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  single-stalked (Pliny);

unice*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to a singular degree; especially;

unicellularis*

  is, e, adj. [modern science --- uncommon Cal]

  unicellular;

unicitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  uniqueness;

unicolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of one color;

unicornis*

  is, e, adj. [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  one-horned, having a single horn;

unicornis*

  m., N3.3 thing [later myth --- uncommon Eccl]

  unicorn, one-horned horse-like creature;

unicornuus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later myth --- uncommon Eccl]

  unicorn, one-horned horse-like creature;

unicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  only, sole, single, singular, unique; uncommon, unparalleled; one of a kind;

unifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unify;

unificus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  unifying;

uniformis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  uniform; having only one shape;

uniformiter*

  adv. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  uniformly; in one and the same manner;

unigena*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one sharing a single parentage, i.e. brother or sister;

unigenitus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  only begotten; only;

unimanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one-handed;

unio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  unite, combine into one;

unio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  large single pearl;

unitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser ---]

  unity; oneness;

uniter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so as to form a singular entity;

universalis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- lesser OLD]

  universal. having general application; of all (Souter);

universaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  universally/generally/collectively, all together/as to cover/comprise all cases;

universalus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  universal, having general application; of/belonging to all/the whole, entire;

universe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  in general terms, generally; in respect to the whole;

universim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  generally, with universal application;

universitarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  academic;

universitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  universe, sum of all things; whole; over-all aspect; corporate body, community;

universitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  university;

universus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whole world; all men (pl.), everybody, the mass; [in universum => in general];

universus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  whole, entire; all together; all; universal;

univira*

  f., N1.1 person [later legal --- uncommon L&S]

  one-husband woman; woman married only once;

univiratus*

  a, um, adj. [later eccl --- uncommon Eccl]

  married but once;

univirius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  that has had only one husband (F ADJ);

univirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon OLD]

  once-married (of woman); that has had only one husband (F ADJ);

univocus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  univocal, single-meaning, that has but one meaning/significance; unmistakable;

unoculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  one-eyed, having one eye; (of Cyclops);

unovirus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  that has had only one husband (F ADJ);

unquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  at any time, ever; at some time;

unus*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  one;

unus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  alone, a single/sole; some, some one; only (pl.); one set of (denoting entity);

upilio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  shepherd, herdsman (for sheep/goats); kind of bird;

upupa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  hoopoe (bird of family Upupidae); pickax/crowbar; (birdlike); mattock/hoe (L+S);

uranicus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  heavenly;

urbanicianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- war --- veryrare L&S]

  city-garrisoned;

urbanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  city living, city life/manners, life in Rome; sophistication, polish, wit;

urbanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  city wit, urbane man;

urbanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of the city; courteous; witty, urbane;

urbicapus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon L&S]

  city-taker; one who takes cities;

urbicarius*

  a, um, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  of/belonging to the city;

urbs*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  city; City of Rome;

urceolaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pitcher-; of pitchers;

urceolus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small jug or pitcher;

urceus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  jug, pitcher;

urceus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  mug;

urco*

  are, -, -, V1.1 intrans [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  urk; (verbal expression of the cry of the lynx);

uredo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  blight/scorching on plants from frost; burning sensation;

ureter*

  m., N3.7 thing [--- bio --- veryrare OLD]

  ureter; urinary duct;

urgeo*

  ere, rsi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - press/squeeze/bear hard/down; tread/traverse continually; push/shove/thrust;

  - spur on, urge; press hard in attack/pursuit, beset, follow hard on heels of;

  - hem in; threaten by proximity; press verbally/argument/point; follow up;

urgueo*

  ere, rsi, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - press/squeeze/bear hard/down; tread/traverse continually; push/shove/thrust;

  - spur on, urge; press hard in attack/pursuit, beset, follow hard on heels of;

  - hem in; threaten by proximity; press verbally/argument/point; follow up;

urina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  urine;

urinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  diving;

urinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  diver;

urino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dive, plunge into water;

urino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dive, plunge into water;

urna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  pot; cinerary urn; urn used for drawing lots; voting urn; water jar, ~13 liters;

uro*

  rere, ussi, ustum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  burn;

ursa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  she-bear; Great Bear;

ursinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  bear-; of a bear;

ursus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bear;

urtica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stinging-nettle;

urticaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hives;

urus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wild ox;

usarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  that may be used by one other than owner but not for profit; (object/slave);

usitatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  usual, customary, ordinary, common, familiar, everyday; commonly used/practiced;

usito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [early --- --- veryrare OLD]

  make usual/common/habitual use of; use everyday;

uspiam*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  anywhere, somewhere;

usquam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  anywhere, in any place; to any place;

usque*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  all the way, right on; all the time, continuously, at every point, always;

usque*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  up to (name of town or locality);

usquequaque*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in every conceivable situation; wholly, altogether;

usquequo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser SrcW]

  how long? (Douay); to what point/time/extent?; until (Rufine);

ustilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  scorch, char, burn partially; frost nip; cause to smart/tingle;

ustio*

  f., N3.1 thing [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  burning; searing;

ustor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  corpse-burner; cremator;

ustrina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  burning; place of burning;

ustulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scorch, char, burn partially;

usualis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  usual, common, ordinary; fit for use, that is for use;

usuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  that may be used by one other than owner but not for profit; (object/slave);

usuarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  usable; made use of;

usucapio*

  pere, cepi, ptum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  acquire ownership of (thing) by virtue of uninterrupted possession;

usura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interest (usu. fraction/times of 12% per annum); use, enjoyment;

usurarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  of interest/usury; interest-derived; subject to interest; provided on loan;

usurpatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- frequent OLD]

  - assumption (unjustified) of title; illegally taking possession; dropping name;

  - assertion of right/privilege by use; usage; constant carrying out (practices);

usurpo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  seize upon, usurp; use;

usus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  use, enjoyment; experience, skill, advantage; custom;

ut*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  to (+ subjunctive), in order that/to; how, as, when, while; even if;

utcumque*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whatever, as far as; in whatever manner/degree. no matter how/to what extent;

utcunque*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whatever, as far as; in whatever manner/degree. no matter how/to what extent;

utens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  having money to spend;

utensilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  useful, utile, that can be made use of;

uter*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  skin; wine/water skin; bag/bottle made of skin/hide; (inflated for flotation);

uter*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  skin; wine/water skin; bag/bottle made of skin/hide; (inflated for flotation);

uter*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - which (of two), whichever, no matter which; one, either, one or other;

  - (w/que) each/either (of two); both (separately); each side (pl.), each set;

uterum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  womb; belly, abdomen;

uterus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  womb; belly, abdomen;

uti*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  in order that; that, so that; as, when; [ut primum => as soon as];

utibilis*

  is, e, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  useful; serviceable;

Utica*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Africa lesser OLD]

  Utica; (town in Africa west of Carthage);

utilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  useful, profitable, practical, helpful, advantageous;

utilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  usefulness, advantage;

utiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  usefully/profitably/to advantage; interestedly; validly/effectively/practically;

utillimus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  useful;

utinam*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  if only, would that;

utique*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  certainly, by all means; at any rate;

utlagaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  outlawry;

utlagatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  outlawry;

utlagatus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  outlaw;

utlago*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  outlaw;

uto*

  tere, -, usum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  use, make use of, enjoy; enjoy the friendship of (with ABL);

utpote*

  adv. [late --- --- common L&S]

  as, in as much as; namely; inasmuch as;

utputa*

  adv. [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  as for example; namely;

utquomque*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whatever, as far as; in whatever manner/degree. no matter how/to what extent;

utralibet*

  adv. [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  on either side;

utrarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  water-carrier;

utricularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  bagpiper; raft-master; one who uses animal bladders;

utriculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wineskin, leather bottle;

utrimque*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent Def]

  on/from both sides/parts; at both ends; on one side and on the other;

utrimquesecus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  on both sides;

utrinde*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  from either side;

utrinque*

  adv. [medieval --- --- common Def]

  on/from both sides/parts; at both ends; on one side and on the other;

utro*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  to which side (of two)?; in which direction?;

utrobique*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in both places; on both parts/sides/cases/instances; on one side and the other;

utrolibet*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  to whichever side you please;

utroque*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  to both places; in both directions; to both sides (in conflict);

utrubique*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  in both places; on both parts/sides/cases/instances; on one side and the other;

utrum*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  whether; (introducing an indirect question); [utrum...an => whether...or];

utrumlibet*

  adv. [later --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  on either side; whichever/wherever (side) you please;

utrumnam*

  conj. [later --- --- veryrare Sou]

  whether; (Vulgate 1 Samuel 10:22);

utut*

  conj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  however; in whatever way;

uva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  grape;

uvesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become wet;

uvidulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wet, damp;

uvidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wet, soaked, dripping; moistened with drinking;

uvor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  moisture; moistness (L+S); humidity; wetness (Ecc); dampness;

uxor*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wife; [uxorem ducere => marry, bring home as wife];

uxorcula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  little wife; (literally and endearing);

uxorculo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  play the part of a wife;

uxorium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  old-bachelor tax; potions (pl.) to cause fondness for a wife; (Viagra?);

uxorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  of or belonging to a wife; of marriage; excessively fond of one's wife;

va*

  inter. [late --- --- common OLD]

  Ha!/oh!/ah!; (exclamation of pain/dismay, of contempt/anger, of surprise/joy);

vacatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  freedom, exemption; privilege;

vacca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- common OLD]

  cow;

vaccinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  vaccination;

vaccinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  huckleberry;

vaccinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  blueberry, whortleberry;

vaccinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  vaccine; (from a cow/vacca);

vaccinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  cow-; of/derived from a cow;

vaccula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  young cow; heifer; small cow (L+S);

vacefio*

  iere, -, factum, V3.3 semidep [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  become/be made empty; be vacated;

vacerra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wooden post/stake; fence post; rail fence; log, block; blockhead; dumb as post;

vacerrosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crack brained (term of abuse used by Augustus), demented, mad, crazy;

vacillo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stagger, totter; be in a weak condition;

vacive*

  adv. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  leisurely;

vacivus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  empty; void;

vaco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be empty; be vacant; be idle; be free from, be unoccupied;

vacuefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  empty/free/clear place); make room; make vacant; disencumber; abolish (L+S);

vacuitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  vacancy, empty space; absence of, freedom/exemption from; leisure, indolence;

vacuo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  empty;

vacuus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  empty, vacant, unoccupied; devoid of, free of;

vadimonium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bail, security, surety;

vadio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  pledge (to meet debt);

vadio*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  fight (a duel);

vado*

  dere, asi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  go, advance, rush, hurry; walk;

vado*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  accept sureties from (the other party) for his appearance in court;

vado*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ford;

vadosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of shallows;

vadum*

  n., N2.2 where [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shallow place, stream; ford, shoal; channel;

vae*

  inter. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  alas, woe, ah; oh dear; (Vae, puto deus fio. - Vespasian); Bah!, Curses!;

vaenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  sale, purchase; (only sg. ACC/DAT w/dare); [venum dare => put up for sale];

vafer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sly, cunning, crafty;

vaflum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  waffle;

vaframentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  trick, crafty/clever device/stratagem; quirk; artifice;

vagabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  strolling about; vagabond; roving/wandering;

vage*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so as to move in different directions over a wide area;

vagina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sheath, scabbard;

vagio*

  ire, ivi, -, V3.4 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  utter cries of distress, wail, squall;

vagitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crying;

vago*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wander, roam;

vagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roving, wandering;

vah*

  inter. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Ha!/oh!/ah!; (exclamation of pain/dismay, of contempt/anger, of surprise/joy);

vaha*

  inter. [early --- --- common OLD]

  Ha!/oh!/ah!; (exclamation of pain/dismay, of contempt/anger, of surprise/joy);

valde*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  greatly/very/intensely; vigorously/strongly/powerfully/energetically; loudly;

valedico*

  cere, ixi, ctum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  say goodbye;

valefacio*

  cere, feci, ctum, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  say goodbye;

Valens*

  m., N3.3 name [later legal Italy lesser L&S]

  Valens; (Emperor Flavius Julius Valens 364-378 lost at Adrianople);

valens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  strong; vigorous/healthy/robust; powerful/potent/effective; severe; influential;

valenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  strongly/forcefully/powerfully/vigorously/sturdily; w/vigor of action/language;

Valentinianus*

  m., N2.1 name [later legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Valentinian; (Emperor Flavius Valentinian I 364-375; II 375-392);

valentulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  strong, stout;

valeo*

  ere, lui, litum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be strong/powerful/influential/healthy; prevail; [vale => goodbye/farewell];

valeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  farewell, goodbye, adieu (the Roman equivalent of "Live long and prosper");

valeriana*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  valerian, herbaceous plant of genus Valeriana; sedative drug from its root;

valerianella*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  chew;

Valerianus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Valerian; (Emperor Publius Licinius Valerian 253-260);

Valerius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Valerius; (Roman gens name); P. Valerius Publicola, very early consul (509 BC);

Valerius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of Valerius, Roman gens; P. V. Publicola, one of the first consuls (509 BC);

valesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  become sound in health; become powerful;

valetudinarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  hospital;

valetudinarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hospital, infirmary, sickroom;

valetudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  good health, soundness; condition of body/health; illness, indisposition;

valgus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  knock-kneed, having legs converging at the knee and diverging below;

validus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  strong, powerful; valid;

valitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  good health, soundness; condition of body/health; illness, indisposition;

vallaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a rampart/corona; of the first soldier to scale an enemy rampart (vallum);

vallaris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crown/garland awarded to first soldier to scale an enemy rampart (vallum);

valles*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  valley, vale, hollow;

vallis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  valley, vale, hollow;

vallo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  surround/fortify/furnish (camp, etc) with a palisaded rampart;

vallum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  wall, rampart; entrenchment, line of palisades, stakes;

vallus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stake, palisade, point, post, pole;

valor*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  economic value; moral value;

valor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  valor;

valorosus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  brave; valorous;

valva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  double or folding door (usu. pl.), one leaf of the doors;

vanesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vanish, fade, disappear;

vanidicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  liar;

vanidicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  vain-speaking;

vanilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vanilla;

vanilleus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vanilla-flavored;

vaniloquentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  idle talk, chatter; boastful speech;

vaniloquo*

  uere, -, ocutum, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  talk idly;

vaniloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  lying; boastful;

vanitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  emptiness, untruthfulness; futility, foolishness, empty pride;

vannus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winnowing basket;

vanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  empty, vain; false, untrustworthy;

vapide*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  in a flat/vapid manner; [vapide se habere => be poorly - Augustus];

vapidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  flat, vapid; that has lost its freshness (of wine);

vapor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  steam/vapor; exhalation; heat/warmth (of sun); fever, body heat; excited state;

vapor*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- lesser L&S]

  sound; cry;

vaporarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- tech --- uncommon L&S]

  room for circulating steam heating bath suite; steam-pipe (for baths L+S);

vaporarius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  steam-powered;

vaporo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover or fill with vapor; heat, warm; be hot;

vappa*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  worthless person; good-for-nothing;

vappa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flat wine, wine that has gone flat;

vapulatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  flogging; threshing;

vapulator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  flogger; thresher;

vapulo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be beaten;

vapulus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  flogged, beaten; knocked about;

variabilis*

  is, e, adj. [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  variable, changeable;

variantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  diversity, variety;

varianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  diverse-colored; variegated (Pliny); of Varus;

variatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divergence of behavior;

varico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  straddle (with legs apart);

varicosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  varicose; full of dilated veins;

varicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  straddling;

varietas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  variety, difference; mottled appearance;

vario*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  mark with contrasting colors, variegate; vary, waver; fluctuate, change;

varius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  different; various, diverse; changing; colored; party colored, variegated;

varix*

  m/f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon CAS]

  varicose vein;

varus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bent-outwards; bandy; bow-legged; contrasting;

vas*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  one who guarantees court appearance of defendant; surety; bail (L+S);

vas*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  vessel/dish; vase; pack/kit; utensil/instrument/tool; equipment/apparatus (pl.);

vasarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  outfit allowance;

vascularius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  maker of vessels, esp. in metal;

vasculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small vessel/container/vase; (seed) capsule, calyx; instrument, tool; penis;

vassallus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  vassal; servant;

vastatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  laying waste, ravaging;

vastator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  destroyer, ravager;

vastificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  devastating;

vastitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  desolation; devastation;

vastities*

  f., N5.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  ruin; destruction;

vasto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lay waste, ravage, devastate;

vastus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  huge, vast; monstrous;

vasum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  vessel/dish; vase; pack/kit; utensil/instrument/tool; equipment/apparatus (pl.);

vasus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq Eccl]

  vessel/dish; vase; pack/kit; utensil/instrument/tool; equipment/apparatus (pl.);

vates*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prophet/seer, mouthpiece of deity; oracle, soothsayer; poet (divinely inspired);

vaticinatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- eccl --- lesser OLD]

  prophecy, prediction;

vaticinator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  prophet; seer;

vaticinium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare L&S]

  prediction; prophecy;

vaticinium*

  n., N2.4 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  prediction; prophecy;

vaticinius*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  prophetic, vatic; revealing future by divine inspiration;

vaticino*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- eccl --- common OLD]

  prophesy; utter inspired predictions/warnings; rave, talk wildly;

vaticinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon OLD]

  prophetic, vatic; revealing future by divine inspiration;

vatillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  shovel; fire/coal/dirt/dung shovel; chafing dish, fire/fumigating/incense pan;

vatis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  prophetess/ mouthpiece of deity; oracle/soothsayer; poetess (divinely inspired);

vatius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  kept-outwards; bow-legged;

vattium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  watt;

vav*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  vav; (6th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as V);

vavasor*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  vavasour; under-tenant; (feudal); feudal tenant ranking right below baron (OED);

vecordia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  frenzy;

vecors*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mad; frenzied;

vectigal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  tax, tribute, revenue;

vectigalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yielding taxes, subject to taxation;

vectio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  conveyance; transport;

vectis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  crowbar, lever;

vecto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  transport, carry; (of habitual agent/means); (PASS) ride, be conveyed, travel;

vector*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  passenger; one that carries or transports;

vectorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  for carrying; [vectorium navigium => transport/cargo ship];

vectura*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  transportation, carriage;

vegeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  stir up, excite;

vegetabilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  vegetative; capable of growth;

vegetabiliter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  vigorously;

vegetale*

  n., N3.4 thing [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  plant;

vegetalis*

  is, e, adj. [scholar agri --- uncommon Cal]

  plant-like;

vegetarianus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vegetarian;

vegetatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  power of growth; vegetation (Cal);

vegetativus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval bio --- lesser Med]

  vegetative; capable of growth;

vegeto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  invigorate; impart energy to;

vegetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  vigorous, active, energetic; invigorating; lively, bright, vivid, quick;

vegrandis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  far from large, puny;

vehemens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  violent, severe, vehement; emphatic, vigorous, lively;

vehementer*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vehemently, vigorously; exceedingly, very much;

vehiculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carriage, vehicle;

veho*

  here, exi, ectum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bear, carry, convey; pass, ride, sail;

vel*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  even, actually; or even, in deed; or;

vel*

  conj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  or; [vel ... vel => either ... or];

velamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  veil; for nun/Muslim); covering (esp. clothing for body/parts);

velamentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cover, olive-branch wrapped in wool carried by a suppliant;

velarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  awning; covering (over theater);

veles*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  light-armed foot-soldier; guerrilla forces (pl.), irregular bands; skirmishers;

velifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carrying a sail;

velificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  sailing;

velificator*

  m., N3.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  sailor;

velifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- war --- common OLD]

  sail (ship); operate sails; set/direct course; direct effort towards, work for;

velifico*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- war --- lesser OLD]

  sail (ship); operate sails; set/direct course; direct effort towards, work for;

velitaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or belonging to the velites (guerrilla forces);

velitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  skirmishing; bickering, wrangling (Nelson);

velito*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  skirmish; fight like light troops (velites);

velivolans*

  , adj. [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  flying with sails;

velivolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [modern tech --- uncommon Cal]

  glider;

velivolus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speeding along under sail; characterized by speeding sails;

vellaea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  Vellaean Law, Roman law of 46 AD providing woman cannot be surety for another;

vellea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  Vellaean Law, Roman law of 46 AD providing woman cannot be surety for another;

velleianus*

  a, um, adj. [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  Vellaean; of Vellaean Law; (on woemn's rights);

vellicatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  piecemeal; (by pinches);

vellico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  pinch, nip; criticize carpingly;

vello*

  lere, li, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pluck/pull/tear out; extract; pull hair/plants; uproot; depilate; demolish;

vello*

  lere, volsi, volsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pluck/pull/tear out; extract; pull hair/plants; uproot; depilate; demolish;

vello*

  lere, vulsi, vulsum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  pluck/pull/tear out; extract; pull hair/plants; uproot; depilate; demolish;

vellus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fleece;

velo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  veil, cover, cover up; enfold, wrap, envelop; hide, conceal; clothe in;

velocitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  speed, swiftness; velocity;

velociter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  swiftly/rapidly, with speed of movement; quickly, in a short time;

velox*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  swift, quick, fleet, rapid, speedy;

velum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  sail, covering; curtain; [vela vento dare => sail away];

velut*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  just as, as if;

veluti*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  just as, as if;

vemens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  violent; emphatic; vehement;

vena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  blood-vessel, vein; artery; pulse; fissure, pore, cavity; vein of ore/talent;

venabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hunting-spear;

venalicius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slave dealer;

venalicius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  for sale;

venalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  for sale; (that is) on hire; open to the influence of bribes;

venalitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [late legal --- uncommon L&S]

  corruptibility; venality; capability of being bought (by bribes);

venaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  for hunting;

venatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hunting; the chase;

venator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hunter;

venatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  hunter's; of a hunter;

venatrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  huntress;

venatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  hunting, hunt;

vendibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that can (easily) be sold, marketable;

vendico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  claim, vindicate; punish, avenge; (alternative spelling of vindico);

venditatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  showing-off; specious display; boasting;

venditio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sale, action/process of selling; document recording a sale;

vendito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  offer for sale; cry up; pay court (to);

venditor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  seller/vendor; one who sells for bribes or corrupt payments;

venditrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- legal --- uncommon L&S]

  female seller;

vendo*

  dere, didi, ditum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  sell;

venefica*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  witch, sorceress, enchantress; hag; jade; poisoner (female); mixer of poisons;

veneficium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common Lev]

  magic/sorcery; poisoning; crime of poisoning; mixing of poison; poisoned drink;

veneficus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sorcerer, wizard, enchanter; poisoner; mixer of poisons; rogue;

veneficus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/connected with sorcery/charms, sorcerous, magic; poisoning, poisonous;

venenatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  poisonous, venomous, filled with poison; poisoned; bewitched, enchanted, magic;

venenifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  venomous; containing poison;

veneno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  imbue or infect with poison; injure by slander;

venenum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  poison; drug;

veneo*

  nire, nivi, nitum, V6.1 [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  go for sale, be sold (as slave), be disposed of for (dishonorable/venal) gain;

venerabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  venerable, august;

venerabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expressing religious awe (towards);

veneranter*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  reverently;

veneratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  veneration, reverence, worship;

venerator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who reveres;

Veneri*

  , adj. [--- eccl Italy frequent OLD]

  of/sacred to/devoted to Venus, Roman goddess of love; of sexual love; erotic;

venero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  adore, revere, do homage to, honor, venerate; worship; beg, pray, entreat;

venero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  adore, revere, do homage to, honor, venerate; worship; beg, pray, entreat;

Venetia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- Italy lesser OLD]

  Venice; the region in northern Italy around Venice;

venetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blue; (racing faction/team of Roman circus);

Venetus*

  m., N2.1 group [--- --- France lesser ---]

  Veneti; tribe of W. Britiany; people inhabiting Veneti (Venice to Po) region;

venetus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  blue; (racing faction/team of Roman circus);

venetus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  blue; sea blue; blue-green (Cal);

venia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  favor, kindness; pardon; permission; indulgence;

venio*

  ire, veni, ntum, V3.4 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  come;

vennucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of grape;

veno*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  hunt;

venosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  full of veins; dry;

ventagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  winnowing;

venter*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  stomach, womb; belly;

ventilabrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  winnowing-shovel;

ventilagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  window, louver;

ventilatrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ventilator; fan;

ventilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  expose to a draught; fan; brandish;

ventimolina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  windmill;

ventito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  keep coming; come regularly, come often; resort (to);

ventosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  windy; swift (as the wind); fickle, changeable; vain, puffed up;

ventriculus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  belly; a ventricle;

ventriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  large-bellied;

ventulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  slight wind;

ventus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wind;

venucula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  kind of grape;

venum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sale, purchase; (only sg. ACC/DAT w/dare); [venum dare => put up for sale];

venumdo*

  are, edi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sell; offer for sale;

venundo*

  are, edi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sell; offer for sale;

venus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  sale, purchase; (only sg. ACC/DAT w/dare); [venui dare => put up for sale];

Venus*

  f., N3.1 name [--- eccl Italy veryfreq OLD]

  - Venus, Roman goddess of sexual love and generation; planet Venus; charm/grace;

  - sexual activity/appetite/intercourse; [~ tali => best dice throw];

venustas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  attractiveness, charm, grace; luck in love; delightful conditions (pl.);

venuste*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  charmingly, attractively, gracefully; in a charming/attractive manner;

venusto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  make lovely/attractive; beautify; adorn;

venustulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  charming; delightful;

venustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  attractive, charming, graceful, pretty, neat;

vepallidus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deathly pale;

veprecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  thorn-bush;

vepris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thorn-bush;

ver*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  spring; spring-time of life, youth; [ver sacrum => sacrifice of spring-born];

veraciter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common L&S]

  truly; in truth, truthfully; really;

veratrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  hellebore; (poisonous winter plant);

verax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  speaking the truth, truthful (people); conveying the truth (things);

verbatim*

  adv. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  literally, word to word;

verbena*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  leafy branch/twig from aromatic trees/shrubs (religious/medicinal purposes);

verbeneca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- Pliny L&S]

  vervain (plant);

verber*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  lash, whip; blows (pl.), a beating, flogging;

verberabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  flogging-worthy; worthy of being beaten;

verberatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  beating; chastisement (Vulgate);

verbero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  beat, strike, lash;

verbero*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  scoundrel;

verbosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  verbose; copious;

verbum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  word; proverb; [verba dare alicui => cheat/deceive someone];

Vercingetorix*

  m., N3.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Vercingetorix; a Gaul (Avernian). led revolt against Caesar in 52 BC;

vere*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  really, truly, actually, indeed; rightly, correctly, exactly; truthfully;

verecundia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shame; respect; modesty;

verecundo*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  show modesty/restraint; be shy/diffident (of doing w/inf); feel bashful/ashamed;

verecundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  modest;

veredictum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  true-speaking; truth;

veredus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  swift horse, hunter;

verendum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  external sexual organs, private parts (pl.); [partes ~ae => private parts];

verendus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  awesome, awe inspiring, that is to be regarded with awe or reverence;

vereo*

  ere, -, ritum, V2.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  revere, respect; fear; dread;

veretilla*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- veryrare OLD]

  fish (unidentified); (so called from resemblance to male sex organ);

veretrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- bio --- lesser OLD]

  external (usu. male) sex organ; penis;

verfico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval --- --- uncommon Def]

  verify, confirm the truth/authenticity of; show to be true by evidence;

Vergilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- science --- common OLD]

  Pleiades (pl.), constellation, seven sisters; (rises early May, sets late Oct.);

Vergilius*

  m., N2.5 name [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Virgil; (Roman gens name); [P. Vergilius Maro => poet Virgil 70-19 BC];

Vergilius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  Vergilius; (Roman gens); [L. Verginius => killed daughter led to revolt 449 BC];

vergo*

  gere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  incline, lie, slope;

vergobretus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  minister of justice, executive (of the Aedui);

vericulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  skewer (instrument);

veridicus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  truthful;

verifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [medieval science --- uncommon Def]

  verify, confirm the truth/authenticity of; show to be true by evidence;

veriloquium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  etymology;

verisimilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having appearance of truth;

verisimilitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  true likeness; verisimilitude;

veritas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - truth, fact, accuracy; honesty, truthfulness, frankness; sincerity, uprightness;

  - reality, that which is real; real life, actuality; true nature; correctness;

veritate*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  in point of fact; actually;

vermiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grub, larva;

verminatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  worms; itching pain;

vermino*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  have worms; have itching;

vermis*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  worm, maggot;

verna*

  m/f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  slave born in the master's household; house servant, family slave;

vernaculus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  domestic, homegrown; indigenous, native; country; low-bred, proletarian;

vernilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  servile, obsequious;

verniliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  obsequiously, fawningly;

vernix*

  m., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  varnish;

verno*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  carry on or undergo the process proper to spring;

vernula*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  young home-grown slave, native; (Collins);

vernus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  of spring, vernal;

vero*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  yes; in truth; certainly; truly, to be sure; however;

verpa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  penis; penis (as protruded from foreskin); erect penis; (rude);

verpus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  circumcised;

Verres*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  Verres; (Roman gentile name); [C. ~ => of Sicily, prosecuted by Cicero];

verres*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boar, uncastrated male hog/swine; wild boar;

verrinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of a boar;

verris*

  m., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  boar; uncastrated male hog/swine; wild boar;

verro*

  rere, ri, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  sweep clean; sweep together; sweep (to the ground); skim, sweep; sweep along;

verruca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wart; excrescence on skin/other things; projection on earth's surface/hill;

verrucosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  warty; rugged;

verrunco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn out; (w/bene, turn out well, have a fortunate outcome);

verrutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late war --- uncommon SrcZ]

  pike;

versabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  revolving;

versara*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loan; [versaram facere => get a loan];

versatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  revolving; versatile;

versatio*

  f., N3.1 abst [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  turning around; changing;

versicolor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having colors that change;

versiculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  verse;

versificatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  making of verses;

versificator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  poet, versifier, one who composes verses, verse-maker;

versifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 intrans [--- poet --- uncommon CAS]

  write verse;

versilis*

  is, e, adj. [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  turnable; may be turned;

versio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  turning; change; conversion; version; translation;

versipellis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shape-changer, who can metamorphose to different shape; double-dealer (Vulgate);

verso*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  keep turning/going round, spin, whirl; turn over and over; stir; maneuver;

verso*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  move about; live, dwell; be;

versum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; in specified direction; towards quarter named;

versum*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; (placed after ACC); -ward (after name of town);

versus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- poet --- frequent OLD]

  line, verse; furrow, ground traversed before turn; row/string, bench (rowers);

versus*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; in specified direction; towards quarter named;

versus*

  prep. +acc [--- --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; (placed after ACC); -ward (after name of town);

versutia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cunning, craft;

versutiloquus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  crafty-speaking; sly;

versutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of stratagems or shifts wily cunning, adroit;

vertebra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  joint;

vertex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whirlpool, eddy, vortex; crown of the head; peak, top, summit; the pole;

vertibilis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval eccl --- veryrare SrcZ]

  changeability;

vertibilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- uncommon Sou]

  change; ability to change, changeableness; vicissitude; inconstancy (Def);

verticitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  vertical direction;

verticosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of whirlpools or eddies;

vertigo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  gyration/rotation, whirling/spinning movement; giddiness, dizziness; changing;

verto*

  tere, ti, rsum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  turn, turn around; change, alter; overthrow, destroy;

veru*

  n., N4.2 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  spit (for roasting meat); point of javelin/weapon; spiked railing (pl.);

verum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  truth, reality, fact;

verum*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  yes; in truth; certainly; truly, to be sure; however; (rare form, usu. vero);

verumtamen*

  conj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  but yet, nevertheless, but even so, still (resuming after digression);

Verus*

  m., N2.1 name [late legal Italy lesser SrcZ]

  Verus; (Emperor Lucius Verus 161-169);

verus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  true, real, genuine, actual; properly named; well founded; right, fair, proper;

verutum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  dart;

verutus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  armed with a javelin;

vervex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wether (castrated male sheep); stupid/sluggish person;

vervex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wether (castrated male sheep); stupid/sluggish person;

vesania*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  madness, frenzy;

vesaniens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  raging, frenzied;

vesanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mad, frenzied; wild;

vesco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  feed on, eat, enjoy (with ABL);

vescus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  thin, attenuated;

vesica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bladder; balloon;

vesicuia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small bladder-like formation;

vesicula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little bladder;

vespa*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wasp;

Vespasianus*

  m., N2.1 name [classical legal Italy frequent OLD]

  Vespasian; (Tiberius Flavius Vespasianus, Emperor, 69-79 AD);

vesper*

  m., N2.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  evening; evening star; west; [sub vesperum => towards evening];

vesper*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  evening; evening star; west;

vespera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  evening, even-tide;

vesperasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grow towards evening; grow dark;

vesperasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 impers [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to become evening, grow towards evening; it is growing late;

vesperi*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in the evening;

vespertilio*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  bat; (night flying mammal);

vespertinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  evening;

vespillo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undertaker who buries paupers; (disreputable trade); night thief/robber (Nel);

Vesta*

  f., N1.1 name [--- eccl --- lesser ELD]

  Vesta; (goddess of flocks/herds and of hearth/household); (child of Saturn+Ops);

Vestalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  Vestal, of Vesta; (festival 9 June);

Vestalis*

  f., N3.3 person [--- eccl --- uncommon CAS]

  Vestal, Vestal virgin, priestess of Vesta;

vester*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  your (pl.), of/belonging to/associated with you;

vestiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Cal]

  cloakroom;

vestiarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  wardrobe, cupboard for storing clothes; money/kind fro a clothing allowance;

vestiarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  clothes dealer;

vestiarius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  clothes-, concerned with/relating to clothes;

vestibulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entrance, court;

vestigium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  step, track; trace; footstep;

vestigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  track down, search for; search out; try to find out by searching; investigate;

vestimentum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  garment, robe; clothes;

vestio*

  ire, ivi, itum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  clothe;

vestiplica*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  clothes-folder; she who folds clothes;

vestis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  garment, clothing, blanket; clothes; robe;

vestispica*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  wardrobe mistress/maid/woman, she who has care of clothing;

vestitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  clothing;

veter*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- lesser ---]

  old; long established; veteran, bygone; chronic;

veteranus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  old, veteran;

veterasco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  become long-established; grow old (Cas);

veterator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  old hand (often derogatory); experienced practitioner; experienced slave;

veteratorie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adroitly; in a practiced manner; cunningly, craftily (Cas);

veteratorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  adroit, wily, cunning, crafty; (acquired); bearing mark of practice/experience;

veteresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 intrans [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  age;

veterinarius*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  veterinary;

veterinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of draft, draft; [w/bestia => beast of burden];

veternosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  lethargic;

veternus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  morbid state of torpor;

vetero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  make old; age;

veto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [late poet --- veryfreq OLD]

  forbid, prohibit; reject, veto; be an obstacle to; prevent;

veto*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  forbid, prohibit; reject, veto; be an obstacle to; prevent;

vetulus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  elderly, aging;

vetus*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ancients (pl.), men of old, forefathers;

vetus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  old/ancient times (pl.), antiquity; earlier events; old traditions/ways;

vetus*

  , adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  old, aged, ancient; former; veteran, experienced; long standing, chronic;

vetust*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  old, aged, ancient; former; veteran, experienced; long standing, chronic;

vetustas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  old age; antiquity; long duration;

vetuste*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in accordance with primitive practice/long standing/ancient practice;

vetustus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ancient, old established; long-established;

vexamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaking, jolting; shock; disturbance, upheaval;

vexatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaking, jolting; shock; disturbance, upheaval;

vexillarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  - standard-bearer; ensign; oldest class of veterans (under Empire);

  - troops (pl.) serving for the time being in a special detachment;

vexillatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- war --- lesser L&S]

  body of troops; division of cavalry;

vexilliatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  military detachment;

vexillium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- war --- lesser ---]

  cavalry standard; small banner;

vexillum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flag, banner;

vexo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  shake, jolt, toss violently; annoy, trouble, harass, plague, disturb, vex;

via*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  way, road, street; journey;

viaeductus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  viaduct;

viaticum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  provision for a journey, traveling allowance; money saved by soldiers;

viaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to a journey;

viator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  traveler;

viatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  traveling; of journey;

vibramen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  quivering;

vibro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brandish, wave, crimp, corrugate; rock; propel suddenly; flash; dart; glitter;

viburnum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  guelder rose; wayfaring-tree;

vicanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  villagers (pl.);

vicanus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dwelling in a village;

vicaria*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl Britian uncommon Med]

  vicarage, office of vicar; its income, payment due vicar; parish;

vicariatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [scholar eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  curacy, office/position od curate;

vicarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl Britian uncommon Med]

  vicar; sheriff; city governor (Italian); subprior (Carthusian); rural dean;

vicarius*

  m., N2.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  vicarage, office of vicar; its income, payment due vicar; house of vicar;

vicarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  substitute, deputy, one acting for another; successor; slave to do one's work;

vicarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  substitute; substituted; vicarious; supplying the place of someone/something;

vicatim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  by (urban) districts, street by street; in or by villages;

vicecomes*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  sheriff;

vicedominus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare Med]

  deputy, vidame;

vicennal*

  n., N3.4 thing [later legal --- veryrare L&S]

  20-year festival (pl.); celebration of 20 years of rule;

vicensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  twentieth;

vicensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- uncommon G+L]

  twentieth;

vicenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twenty each (pl.);

vicepraepositus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar gram --- uncommon trans]

  vice-provost; (Erasmus);

vicesima*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  five-percent tax;

vicesimanus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  soldiers (pl.) of the twentieth legion;

vicesimarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  relating to the vicesimanus (soldier of 20th Legion);

vicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vetch;

vicies*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twenty times;

vicinalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of or for the use of local inhabitants;

vicinia*

  f., N1.1 locale [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighborhood, nearness;

vicinitas*

  f., N3.1 where [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighborhood, proximity;

vicinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighborhood, neighboring place, vicinity (of );

vicinus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  neighbor;

vicinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  nearby, neighboring;

vicis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  turn, change, succession; exchange, interchange, repayment; plight, lot;

vicissatim*

  adv. [early --- --- veryrare L&S]

  in turn, again; (pre-classical form of vicissim);

vicissim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  in turn, again;

vicissitudo*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  change, vicissitude;

victima*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  victim; animal for sacrifice;

victimarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  attendant at a sacrifice;

victimo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  offer (victim/animal) for sacrifice;

victor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  conqueror; victor; [in apposition => victorious, conquering];

victor*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  triumphant;

victoria*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  victory;

victoriatus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  silver coin stamped with a figure of Victory;

victoriola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  small statue of Victory;

victoriosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  victorious;

victrix*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  conqueror;

victrix*

  , adj. [--- war --- frequent L&S]

  conquering;

victuale*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  provisions (pl.), victuals, sustenance;

victualis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  nutritional; of/associated with bodily sustenance;

victuma*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  victim; animal for sacrifice; (also victima);

victus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  living, way of life; that which sustains life; nourishment; provisions; diet;

viculus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small village, hamlet;

vicus*

  m., N2.1 where [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  village; hamlet; street, row of houses;

videlicet*

  adv. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  one may see; clearly, evidently;

video*

  ere, di, isum, V2.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  see, look at; consider; (PASS) seem, seem good, appear, be seen;

viduatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  devoid (of);

viduitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  widowhood; bereavement;

vidulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  travel-trunk, portmanteau, wallet; bag for carrying belongings; box/trunk (Cas);

viduo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  widow; bereave of a husband;

viduus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  widowed, deprived of (with gen.); bereft; unmarried;

vieo*

  ere, -, etum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plait, weave; bend/twist into basketwork;

vietus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shriveled, wrinkled;

vigens*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon ELD]

  vigorous, active;

vigensim*

  num. ord [early --- --- common G+L]

  twenty;

vigensum*

  num. ord [early --- --- frequent G+L]

  twenty;

vigenter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- uncommon ELD]

  vigorously, actively;

vigentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon ELD]

  vigor; authority;

vigeo*

  ere, -, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be strong/vigorous; thrive, flourish, bloom/blossom; be active, be effective;

vigerius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  vicarage; verger, provost (Nelson);

vigesco*

  cere, gui, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  acquire strength;

vigies*

  adv. [medieval --- --- veryrare L&S]

  twenty times; (mis-reading of vicies);

vigil*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  sentry, guard; fireman, member of Roman fire/police brigade; watchman;

vigil*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  awake, wakeful; watchful; alert, vigilant, paying attention;

vigilabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  awake, wakeful; watchful; alert, vigilant, paying attention;

vigilans*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  watchful, vigilant, alert; wakeful, wide awake (of watchkeeper);

vigilanter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  vigilantly, alertly;

vigilantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vigilance, alertness; wakefulness, condition of not sleeping;

vigilax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  watchful;

vigilia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  watch (fourth part of the night), vigil, wakefulness;

vigilo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  remain awake, be awake; watch; provide for, care for by watching, be vigilant;

viginti*

  num. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  twenty;

vigintisexvir*

  m., N2.3 person [classical legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  member of board of twenty six at Rome to fill boards of minor magistrates;

vigintivir*

  m., N2.3 person [classical legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  member of commission of twenty (by Caesar 59 BC)/(municipal administration);

vigintiviratus*

  m., N2.1 person [classical legal Italy veryrare OLD]

  rank/office of a member of commission of twenty (municipal administrators);

vigor*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  vigor, liveliness;

vigoratio*

  m., N3.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Med]

  invigoration;

vigoratus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  stout, hale, hearty;

vigoro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later --- --- uncommon L&S]

  animate; invigorate; gain strength;

vigorosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  vigorous, strong;

vilesco*

  cere, lui, -, V3.1 intrans [late --- --- common L&S]

  become worthless/bad/vile;

vilica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wife of a farm overseer;

vilicatio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  function of a farm overseer (slave/free) or estate manager;

vilico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- common OLD]

  perform duties of farm overseer; act as overseer of estate/public property;

vilicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  farm overseer (slave/free), estate manager; grade of imperial/public servant;

vilipendo*

  dere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  despise, slight;

vilipensio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  disparagement; contempt;

vilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  cheap, common, mean, worthless;

vilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  cheapness; worthlessness;

villa*

  f., N1.1 where [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  farm/country home/estate; large country residence/seat, villa; village (L+S);

villana*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  female villein, female feudal tenant;

villanus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- uncommon SrcJ]

  villein; feudal tenant;

villata*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  vill, feudal unit of contiguous houses/buildings; township, parish, tithing;

villaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  villa-;

villenagium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  villeinage; tenure of a villein/serf/peasant;

villica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wife of a farm overseer;

villicatio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  function of a farm overseer (slave/free) or estate manager;

villico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- common OLD]

  perform duties of farm overseer; act as overseer of estate/public property;

villicus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  farm overseer (slave/free), estate manager; grade of imperial/public servant;

villosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaggy;

villula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  small farmstead or country house;

villus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaggy hair, tuft of hair;

vimen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  twig, shoot;

vimineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of wickerwork;

vinaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  of/belonging to wine or a grape;

Vinal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wine-festivals (pl.) (on 22 April and 19-20 of August);

vinarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wine flask/jar;

vinarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vintner, wine merchant;

Vincentius*

  m., N2.5 name [late eccl --- veryrare Def]

  Vincent; (Bishop of Cartenna, friend of St. Augustine of Hippo);

vincio*

  ire, nxi, ctum, V3.4 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  bind, fetter; restrain;

vinclum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  chain, bond, fetter; imprisonment (pl.);

vinco*

  cere, ici, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  conquer, defeat, excel; outlast; succeed;

vinculum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  chain, bond, fetter; imprisonment (pl.);

vindemia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  grape-gathering; produce of a vineyard in any given year;

vindemiator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- agri --- common OLD]

  grape-picker;

vindemiatorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- common OLD]

  used by a grape-picker (vindemiator);

vindemio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- agri --- lesser OLD]

  gather/harvest grapes (for wine); gather grapes with which to make (wine);

vindemiola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little vintage; a perquisite;

vindex*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  defender, protector;

vindicatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- legal --- common OLD]

  suing for possession; championing (cause); avenging (wrong); punishment;

vindicia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  interim possession (pl.) (of disputed property);

vindico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  claim, vindicate; punish, avenge;

vindicta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ceremonial act claiming as free one contending wrongly enslaved; vengeance;

vinea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vines in a vineyard/arranged in rows; vine; (movable) bower-like shelter;

vinetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vineyard;

vineus*

  a, um, adj. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  made of/belonging to wine, wine-;

vinia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vines in a vineyard/arranged in rows; vine; (movable) bower-like shelter;

vinitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vineyard worker;

vinolentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  wine-drinking, intoxication;

vinolentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  mixed with wine; drunk, intoxicated;

vinosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  drunk w/over fond of wine; tasting/smelling of wine; vinous; dreg-colored;

vinulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full of wine; drunk; (vinolentus);

vinum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wine;

viocurus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  one who has charge of roads;

viola*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  violet; several spring flowers, pansy; violet color;

viola*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  viola (Cal);

violabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  that may be violated or suffer outrage;

violaceus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violet-colored;

violacium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  violet wine;

violarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bed of violets;

violatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  profanation, violation;

violator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  profaner, violator;

violens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  violent;

violenter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  violently, w/unreasonable/destructive force; w/violent (expression of) feelings;

violentia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  violence, aggressiveness;

violentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  violent, vehement, impetuous, boisterous;

violina*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  violin;

violinista*

  m., N1.1 person [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  violinist;

violo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  violate, dishonor; outrage;

violoncellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  cello;

vipera*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  viper, snake;

vipereus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a viper/snake; of vipers;

viperinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of a viper/snake; of vipers;

vir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  man; husband; hero; person of courage, honor, and nobility;

virago*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  warlike/heroic woman;

virdiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  tree-plantation; tree garden;

virectum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  area of greenery;

virens*

  , adj. [scholar agri --- uncommon other]

  green; (in reference to plants); (Dell);

virens*

  n., N3.4 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  plants (pl.); herbage;

vireo*

  ere, rui, -, V2.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  be green or verdant; be lively or vigorous; be full of youthful vigor;

viresco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  turn green;

virga*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  twig, sprout, stalk; switch, rod; staff, wand; stripe/streak; scepter (Plater);

virgatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  made of twigs striped;

virgetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  osier-bed, thicket of rods/willows;

virgeus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  consisting of twigs or shoots;

virginal*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  external female genitals; unknown sea creature resembling female genitals;

virginalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  maidenly; of/appropriate for girls of marriageable age; virginal;

virginarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  maidenly; of/concerned with girls of marriageable age;

virginea*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  husband of virgin bride; first husband of girl/virgin;

virginea*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  virgin bride/wife; one married when still single girl;

virgineus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - virgin; of/appropriate for/haunted by marriageable age girls; unworked (land);

  - married (couple) when wife still girl; of constellation Virgo; of aqua Virgo;

virginia*

  m., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  husband of virgin bride; first husband of girl/virgin;

virginia*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  virgin bride/wife; one married when still single girl;

virginitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  maidenhood; virginity; being girl of marriageable age; being sworn to celibacy;

virginius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - virgin; of/appropriate for/haunted by marriageable age girls; unworked (land);

  - married (couple) when wife still girl; of constellation Virgo; of aqua Virgo;

virgo*

  f., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  maiden, young woman, girl of marriageable age; virgin, woman sexually intact;

virgula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  small rod/stick/staff; shoot, small twig; streak, mark; comma; line in diagram;

virgultum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  brushwood;

virguncula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little girl;

viridarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  tree-plantation; tree garden;

viridiarium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- veryrare L&S]

  tree-plantation; tree garden;

viridis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fresh, green; blooming,youthful;

viriditas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  greenness; fresh green color of plants; green vegetation; youthful vigor;

virido*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make green; be green;

virido*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- veryrare CAS]

  become green;

virilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  manly, virile; mature;

viriliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  with masculine/manly vigor; manfully/in a manly/virile way; powerfully (Souter);

viripotens*

  , adj. [later --- --- veryrare L&S]

  mighty, powerful;

viritim*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  man by man; individually;

viritualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Def]

  pertaining to/coming from the power/potentiality of a thing; virtuous;

viror*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  verdure, fresh green quality (of vegetation);

virosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  having unpleasantly strong taste or smell, rank;

virtualis*

  is, e, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  virtual;

virtualis*

  f., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Nel]

  manliness, virtues;

virtualitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  virtuality;

virtualiter*

  adv. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  virtually;

virtualosus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  virtual;

virtuose*

  adv. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  virtuously, manfully;

virtus*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  strength/power; courage/bravery; worth/manliness/virtue/character/excellence;

virtus*

  f., N3.1 thing [later eccl --- common Vul]

  army; host; mighty works (pl.); class of Angels; [Dominus ~ => Lord of hosts];

virulentus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  full-of-poison; virulent;

virum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  virus;

virus*

  n., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  venom (sg.), poisonous secretion of snakes/creatures/plants; acrid element;

vis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  strength (sg. only), force, power, might, violence;

vis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  strength (bodily) (pl.), force, power, might, violence; resources; large body;

visa*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  visa;

viscatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  smeared with birdlime;

viscer*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  entrails; innermost part of the body; heart; vitals;

visceratio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  communal sacrificial feast at which the flesh of the victim was shared among;

vischium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  whisky;

visco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  smear; glue; make sticky;

viscum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mistletoe; bird-lime (made from mistletoe berries);

viscus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  mistletoe; bird-lime (made from mistletoe berries);

viscus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- bio --- frequent ---]

  soft fleshy body parts (usu. pl.), internal organs; entrails, flesh; offspring;

visibilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  visible, capable of being seen; capable of seeing;

visibiliter*

  adv. [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  visibly;

visificus*

  a, um, adj. [modern drama --- uncommon Cal]

  video; visual;

visio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vision;

visitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  action of visiting/seeing frequently; sight/appearance (L+S); punishment;

visitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [later --- --- lesser Sou]

  visit/visitation; (to sick/prisoners); visit of inspection/supervision;

visitator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  visitor; frequent visitor;

visitatorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  of visiting;

visito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  visit, call upon; see frequently/habitually;

visnetum*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  locality(?); [in proximo visneto => in vicinity];

viso*

  sere, si, sum, V3.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  visit, go to see; look at;

visocaseta*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  video-cassette;

vison*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  bison; wild ox;

visorius*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  showing; indicating;

vispellio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  undertaker who buries paupers; (disreputable trade); night thief/robber (Nel);

vispilio*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon Nel]

  undertaker who buries paupers; (disreputable trade); night thief/robber (Nel);

vispillo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- common OLD]

  undertaker who buries paupers; (disreputable trade); night thief/robber (Nel);

visum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vision; that which is seen, appearance, sight; visual/mental image;

visus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  look, sight, appearance; vision;

vita*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  life, career, livelihood; mode of life;

vitabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  to be avoided;

vitabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  taking evasive action;

vital*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vital parts, indispensable body parts (pl.); grave clothes; [lectus ~ => bier];

vitalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  vital; of life (and death); living/alive, able to survive; lively; life-giving;

vitaliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  so as to endow with life;

vitaminum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar bio --- uncommon Cal]

  vitamin;

vitatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  avoidance; shunning;

Vitellius*

  m., N2.5 name [classical legal Italy uncommon OLD]

  Vitellius (Emperor, 69 AD, year of the 4 Emperors);

vitellum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- agri --- uncommon L&S]

  little-calf; egg-yoke; (see also vitellus);

vitellus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  little calf; (term of endearment);

vitellus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  yolk, yolk of egg;

viteus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of/belonging to vine;

vitex*

  f., N3.1 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  chaste-tree (Pliny);

viticula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  little vine;

vitifer*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  vine-bearing;

vitigenus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  produced from the vine;

vitil*

  n., N3.4 thing [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  wicker-work (pl.);

vitilena*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  procuress;

vitilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  plaited; interwoven;

vitilitigo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  brawl; guard;

vitilla*

  f., N1.1 person [--- --- --- inscription OLD]

  little darling; (term of endearment);

vitio*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  make faulty, spoil, damage; vitiate;

vitiosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  full of vice, vicious;

vitis*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  vine; grape vine;

vitisator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vine-planter;

vitium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fault, vice, crime, sin; defect;

vito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  avoid, shun; evade;

vitreo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  glaze;

vitreus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  of glass; resembling glass in its color (greenish), translucency, or glitter;

vitricus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  stepfather;

vitriolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vitriol;

vitriterstrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar tech --- uncommon Cal]

  windshield wiper;

vitrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  woad, a blue dye used by the Britons;

vitta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  band, ribbon; fillet;

vittatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  wearing or carrying a ritual vitta;

vitula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calf, young cow;

vitulamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [late agri --- veryrare L&S]

  shoot, sucker, sprig;

vitulina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  veal;

vitulinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- agri --- uncommon CAS]

  of a calf; [w/assum => roast veal];

vitulus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calf;

vituperabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  blamable; can be censured;

vituperabiliter*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  blamably;

vituperatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  blame; censure; unfavorable criticism;

vitupero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  find fault with, blame, reproach, disparage, scold, censure;

vitus*

  m/f., N4.1 thing [medieval eccl --- uncommon Cal]

  rim;

vivarium*

  n., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  game enclosure or preserve;

vivatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  animated;

vivax*

  , adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  long-lived, tenacious of life; lively, vigorous, energetic; high-spirited;

viverra*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  ferret/similar animal;

vivesco*

  cere, ixi, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  come to life; begin to live; become lively;

vividus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  lively, vigorous spirited lifelike;

vivifico*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [later eccl --- lesser ---]

  bring back to life; make live;

vivificus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  live-giving, life-restoring;

viviradix*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  cutting with a root, a layer;

vivisco*

  cere, -, -, V3.1 [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  come to life; begin to live; become lively; (vivescere);

vivo*

  vere, ixi, ictum, V3.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  be alive, live; survive; reside;

vivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  alive, fresh; living;

vix*

  adv. [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  hardly, scarcely, barely, only just; with difficulty, not easily; reluctantly;

vixdum*

  adv. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  scarcely yet, only just;

vocabularium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  vocabulary;

vocabulum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- gram --- frequent OLD]

  noun, common/concrete noun; word used to designate thing/idea, term, name;

vocalis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  able to speak; having a notable voice; tuneful;

vocamen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  designation, name;

vocatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  calling; vocation;

vocativus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  vocative case;

vocativus*

  a, um, adj. [--- gram --- veryrare OLD]

  vocative (case);

vocatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  peremptory or urgent call;

vociferatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  loud cry, yell;

vocifero*

  are, -, atum, V1.1 dep [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  utter a loud cry, shout, yell, cry out, announce loudly;

vocito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  call;

vocivus*

  a, um, adj. [early --- --- uncommon L&S]

  empty; void; (form of vacivus found in Plautus);

voco*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  call, summon; name; call upon;

vocula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  low, weak voice; a low tone; a petty speech;

volaemum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  large kind of pear;

volans*

  m., N3.3 thing [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  mercury (element); flying/soaring things, birds (pl.);

volans*

  , adj. [medieval --- --- lesser Med]

  flying, soaring; movable, hinged;

volaticus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  winged, flying; flighty, inconstant;

volatilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  equipped to fly, flying fleeing, fleeting transient;

volatilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  volatility;

volatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  flying about; hovering;

volatus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  flight;

Volcanus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Vulcan, god of fire; fire;

volens*

  , adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  willing, welcome;

volgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  spread around/among the multitude; publish, divulge, circulate; prostitute;

volgo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  generally, universally, everywhere; publicly, in/to the crowd/multitude/world;

volgus*

  n., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  common people/general public/multitude/common herd/rabble/crowd/mob; flock;

volitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [scholar --- --- veryrare ---]

  volition; (Spinoza); act of willing; resolution; (w/reference to will of God);

volito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  fly about, hover over;

volitus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare SrcZ]

  desired; (this is the otherwise-unknown medieval VPAR of volo, velle, volui);

volnero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wound/injure/harm, pain/distress; inflict wound on; damage (things/interest of);

volnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  causing wounds;

volnus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wound; mental/emotional hurt; injury to one's interests; wound of love;

volo*

  velle, lui, -, V6.2 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  wish, want, prefer; be willing, will;

volo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  fly;

volo*

  m., N3.1 person [--- war --- uncommon CAS]

  volunteers (pl.); (in the Second Punic War);

volpes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fox;

volsella*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pair of tweezers;

voltium*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  volt;

voltur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vulture;

volturius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vulture;

voltus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  face, expression; looks;

volubilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  winding, twisting;

volubilitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  rapid turning, whirling; circular motion; fickleness (fate); fluency (speech);

volucer*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  winged; able to fly; flying; in rapid motion, fleet/swift; transient, fleeting;

volucer*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  winged; able to fly; flying; in rapid motion, fleet/swift; transient, fleeting;

volucris*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  bird, flying insect/creature; constellation Cycnus/Cygnus;

volumen*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  book, chapter, fold;

voluntarie*

  adv. [--- --- --- uncommon L&S]

  willingly;

voluntarius*

  m., N2.4 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  volunteer;

voluntarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  willing, voluntary;

voluntas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  will, desire; purpose; good will; wish, favor, consent;

volup*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with pleasure; pleasurably; [~ esse => be pleasurable/a source of pleasure];

volupe*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  with pleasure; pleasurably; [~ esse => be a source of pleasure (early)];

voluptabilis*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  pleasurable; voluptuous;

voluptarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  pleasant; concerned with or devoted to pleasure;

voluptas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  pleasure, delight, enjoyment;

voluptuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  delightful;

volutabrum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  place where pigs wallow, wallowing hole;

volutabundus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  rolling, wallowing;

voluto*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  roll, wallow, turn over in one's mind, think or talk over;

volva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  womb/uterus/matrix; (esp. sow's); female sexual organ; (seed) covering (L+S);

volvo*

  vere, vi, lutum, V3.1 trans [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  - roll, cause to roll; travel in circle/circuit; bring around/about; revolve;

  - envelop, wrap up; unroll (scroll); recite, reel off; turn over (in mind);

  - roll along/forward; (PASS) move sinuously (snake); grovel, roll on ground;

vomer*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  plowshare; stylus (for writing with (L+S); (metaphor for penis);

vomica*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  abscess, boil, gathering of pus; gathering of fluid found in minerals;

vomitio*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vomit; vomited matter; act of vomiting;

vomito*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vomit frequently or continually;

vomitor*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- veryrare OLD]

  one who vomits, vomiter;

vomitorius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  emetic, that is used to provoke vomiting;

vomitus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  vomit; vomited matter; act of vomiting;

vomo*

  mere, mui, mitum, V3.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  be sick, vomit; discharge, spew out; belch out;

voracitas*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon SrcZ]

  voracity;

voraginosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare L&S]

  pit-filled; full of pits; full of chasms;

vorago*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  deep hole, chasm, watery hollow;

vorax*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  ravenous; insatiable; devouring;

voro*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swallow, devour;

vorsipellis*

  m., N3.3 person [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  shape-changer, who can metamorphose to different shape; double-dealer (Vulgate);

vorsum*

  adv. [early --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; in specified direction; towards quarter named;

vorsum*

  prep. +acc [early --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; (placed after ACC); -ward (after name of town);

vorsus*

  adv. [early --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; in specified direction; towards quarter named;

vorsus*

  prep. +acc [early --- --- common OLD]

  toward, in the direction of; (placed after ACC); -ward (after name of town);

vortex*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  whirlpool, eddy, vortex; crown of the head; peak, top, summit; the pole;

vos*

  pron. pers [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  you (pl.), ye;

vos*

  pron. pers [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  you (pl.), ye;

voster*

  a, um, adj. [archaic --- --- frequent OLD]

  your (pl.), of/belonging to/associated with you;

votivus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  offered in fulfillment of a vow;

voto*

  are, ui, itum, V1.1 trans [early --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  forbid, prohibit; reject, veto; be an obstacle to; prevent;

votum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  vow, pledge, religious undertaking/promise; prayer/wish; votive offering; vote;

voveo*

  ere, vi, otum, V2.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vow, dedicate, consecrate;

vox*

  f., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  voice, tone, expression;

Vulcanus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Vulcan, god of fire; fire;

vulcanus*

  m., N2.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  volcano;

vulgaris*

  is, e, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  usual, common, commonplace, everyday; of the common people; shared by all;

vulgator*

  m., N3.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  divulger;

vulgatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  common, ordinary; conventional, well-known;

vulgivagus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  widely ranging; promiscuous;

vulgo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [--- --- --- frequent ---]

  spread around/among the multitude; publish, divulge, circulate; prostitute;

vulgo*

  adv. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  generally, usually; universally; publicly, in/to the crowd/multitude/world;

vulgus*

  n., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  common people/general public/multitude/common herd/rabble/crowd/mob; flock;

vulnero*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  wound/injure/harm, pain/distress; inflict wound on; damage (things/interest of);

vulnificus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- common OLD]

  causing wounds;

vulnus*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq OLD]

  wound; mental/emotional hurt; injury to one's interests; wound of love;

vulo*

  -, -, -, V6.2 [--- --- --- uncommon ---]

  wish, want, prefer; be willing, will;

vulpecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  fox (little);

vulpes*

  f., N3.3 thing [--- agri --- frequent ---]

  fox;

vulticulus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  look, aspect;

vultuosus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  grimacing, affected;

vultur*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vulture;

vulturius*

  m., N2.4 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  vulture;

vulturnus*

  a, um, adj. [medieval --- --- veryrare Med]

  south-east; south-easterly;

vultus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- veryfreq ---]

  face, expression; looks;

vulva*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- common OLD]

  womb/uterus/matrix; (esp. sow's); female sexual organ; (seed) covering (L+S);

wadiarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  executor of will; security;

wadiator*

  m., N3.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcY]

  executor of will;

warantia*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  warranty;

warantizatio*

  f., N3.1 thing [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  warranty;

warantizo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  warrant;

warantus*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval legal --- veryrare SrcJ]

  warrantor;

warra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  war; retaliation, feud;

werra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval war --- uncommon Med]

  war; retaliation, feud;

Wormacia*

  f., N1.1 locale [scholar --- Germany uncommon trans]

  Worms;

xandicus*

  m., N2.1 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  Xanthicus (Greek), Abib/Nisen/first month of Jewish ecclesiastical calendar;

xeniolum*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  small present/gift;

xenium*

  n., N2.2 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  present/gift from host to guest; gift (other); picture depicting such gift;

xenodochium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  guest-house; inn, caravansary; hospital/home for strangers/travelers; hospice;

xenodochus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who receives strangers; superintendent of stranger's hospital/housing;

xenon*

  m., N3.1 thing [late --- --- uncommon L&S]

  guest-house; inn, caravansary; hospital/home for strangers/travelers; hospice;

xenoparochus*

  m., N2.1 person [late --- --- veryrare L&S]

  one who attends or provides for strangers;

xenophobia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  xenophobia; hatred/antipathy towards foreigners;

xerampelina*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  dark red garments (pl.);

Xeres*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- Persia common OLD]

  Xerxes; (son of Darius, King of Persia 485-465 BC); (invaded Greece 480 BC);

xerophagia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- veryrare L&S]

  eating dry food; dry fast (Ecc);

Xerxes*

  m., N3.3 name [--- --- Persia common OLD]

  Xerxes; (son of Darius, King of Persia 485-465 BC); (invaded Greece 480 BC);

xiphias*

  m., N1.8 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  swordfish;

xprimus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- legal --- lesser OLD]

  one of 10 seniors of the senate/priesthood in municipium/colonia; abb. xprimus;

xvir*

  m., N2.3 person [--- legal --- common OLD]

  decemvir, one of ten men; (commission of ten, board with consular powers);

xviralis*

  is, e, adj. [--- legal --- common OLD]

  of/belonging to a decemvirate (office of decemvir/board of ten); abb. xviralis;

xviratus*

  m., N4.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser OLD]

  office of decemvir; abb. xviratus;

xylon*

  n., N2.8 thing [--- agri --- Pliny OLD]

  cotton (plant);

xylophonum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar drama --- uncommon Cal]

  xylophone;

xysticus*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  athlete;

xystus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  shaded/colonnaded walk; covered way used for winter athletic exercise;

yatus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- veryrare ---]

  gaped;

zabulus*

  m., N2.1 person [later eccl --- common Med]

  devil; The Devil, Satan, Prince of Evil/Darkness; evil one;

zaeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - room (house); cabin (ship); compartment (train); out building, annex; out house;

  - diet, regimen; course of treatment, way/mode of living prescribed by physician;

zagon*

  m., N3.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  diagonal line, line from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

zagonus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- science --- uncommon OLD]

  diagonal line, line from one angle to an opposite; (geometry);

zai*

  n., N9.9 thing [late eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  zayin; (7th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as Z);

zain*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon Eccl]

  zayin; (7th letter of Hebrew alphabet); (transliterate as Z);

zamia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- bio --- uncommon OLD]

  injury; damage;; hurt (L+S); loss;

zea*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- agri --- uncommon OLD]

  grain; emmer wheat (Triticum diciccum); spelt (T. spelta L+S); rosemary (kind);

zebra*

  m/f., N1.1 person [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  zebra;

zelo*

  are, avi, atum, V1.1 trans [--- eccl --- veryrare OLD]

  love ardently; be jealous of (L+S); be serious about;

zelotes*

  m., N1.7 person [later eccl --- uncommon L&S]

  one who is jealous; who loves with jealously (God); who loves with zeal (Ecc);

zelotypia*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jealousy;

zelotypus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  jealous;

zelus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon OLD]

  jealousy; spirit of rivalry/emulation, partisanship; zeal (L+S); fervor;

zenith*

  n., N9.9 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  zenith;

Zeno*

  m., N3.1 name [--- science --- common L&S]

  Zeno (Greek philosopher); L:Zeno (Emperor 474-491);

zenodochium*

  n., N2.2 thing [medieval --- --- uncommon Med]

  guest-house; inn, caravansary; hospital/home for strangers/travelers; hospice;

Zenon*

  m., N3.1 name [--- science --- common L&S]

  Zenon; (Greek philosopher);

Zephyrus*

  m., N2.1 name [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  Zephyr, the west wind;

zeroticus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  zero (adj.);

zerum*

  n., N2.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  zero;

zeta*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common L&S]

  - room (house); cabin (ship); compartment (train); out building, annex; out house;

  - diet, regimen; course of treatment, way/mode of living prescribed by physician;

zetarius*

  m., N2.1 person [medieval --- --- veryrare Eccl]

  valet; chamberlain;

zimmarra*

  f., N1.1 thing [medieval eccl --- veryrare Eccl]

  cassock w/small cape;

zingiber*

  n., N3.2 thing [scholar --- --- uncommon Cal]

  ginger;

zinzio*

  are, -, -, V1.1 [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  zinzie; (expressing the sound made by a blackbird);

zio*

  n., N9.9 thing [later eccl NearEast uncommon SrcW]

  ziv, Hebrew name of ancient second month; (meaning splendor/flowering);

zizania*

  f., N1.1 thing [later agri --- common Sou]

  cockle, darnel, tares, wild vetch; (noxious weed in the grain);

zizanium*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- lesser L&S]

  cockle, darnel, tares, wild vetch; (noxious weed in the grain);

ziziphum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  jujube plant (Pliny);

zizyfum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  jujube plant (Pliny);

zmaragdachates*

  f., N1.7 thing [--- --- Greece Pliny OLD]

  precious stone (described as a variety of agate);

zmaragdinus*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- Greece veryrare OLD]

  emerald-green;

zmaragdites*

  , adj. [--- --- Greece Pliny OLD]

  emerald-like, having the nature of emeralds;

zmaragdos*

  m., N2.6 thing [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  green precious stone, emerald; beryl, jasper;

zmaragdus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- Greece common OLD]

  green precious stone; emerald; beryl, jasper;

zmegma*

  n., N3.2 thing [--- --- --- Pliny OLD]

  ointment; cleansing preparation; fine slag from copper melting;

zmyrna*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- common OLD]

  myrrh; Smyrna (city on the coast of Ionia);

zodiacus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser ---]

  zodiac;

zona*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- frequent OLD]

  - zone; woman's girdle; (tunic) belt; money belt; climatic region;

  - celestial zone; encircling band/marking; B:shingles (Herpes zoster);

zonarius*

  m., N2.1 person [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  girdle-maker;

zonarius*

  a, um, adj. [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  girdle-, of a girdle;

zonula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  little belt; little girdle;

zoologia*

  f., N1.1 thing [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  zoology;

zoologicus*

  a, um, adj. [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  zoological;

zoologus*

  m., N2.1 person [scholar science --- uncommon Cal]

  zoologist;

zoophorus*

  m., N2.1 thing [--- tech --- veryrare L&S]

  column-frieze;

zotheca*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- uncommon CAS]

  private room;

zothecula*

  f., N1.1 thing [--- --- --- lesser L&S]

  small closet; cubicle;

zythum*

  n., N2.2 thing [late agri --- Pliny L&S]

  malt-liquor (Pliny);