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tabella
tabella
noun
a small board
tabellarius
tabellārius
adjective
of a ballot
tabeo
tābeō
verb
to melt away
taberna
taberna
noun
a rude dwelling
tabernaculum
tabernāculum
noun
a tent
tabernarius
tabernārius
noun
a shop-keeper
tabes
tābēs
noun
a wasting
tabesco
tābēscō
verb
to dwindle
tabidus
tābidus
adjective
wasting away
tabificus
tābificus
adjective
melting
tabula
tabula
noun
a board
tabularium
tabulārium
noun
a public registry
tabulatio
tabulātiō
noun
a planking
tabulatum
tabulātum
noun
a board-work
tabum
tābum
noun
only abl. sing
tacendum
tacendum
noun
things not to be spoken
taceo
taceō
verb
to be silent
Tacita
Tacita
noun
the goddess of Silence
tacite
tacitē
adverb
silently
taciturnitas
taciturnitās
noun
a keeping silent
taciturnus
taciturnus
adjective
not talkative
tacitus
tacitus
adjective
passed in silence
tactio
tāctiō
noun
a touching
tactus
tāctus
noun
a touching
tactus
tāctus
participle
p. of tango
taeda
taeda
noun
a resinous pine-tree
taedeo
taedeō
verb
to excite loathing
taedifer
taedifer
adjective
torch-bearing
taedium
taedium
noun
weariness
taenia
taenia
noun
a band
taeter
taeter
adjective
offensive
taetre
taetrē
adverb
foully
tagax
tagāx
adjective
apt to touch
talaria
tālāria
cross-reference
talaris
tālāris
adjective
of the ankles
talarius
tālārius
adjective
of dice
Talassius
Talassius
noun
a wedding salutation
talea
tālea
noun
a slender staff
talentum
talentum
noun
a talent
talis
tālis
adjective
such
talpa
talpa
noun
a mole
talus
tālus
noun
an ankle
tam
tam
adverb
[correl. with quam in comparisons implying equality of degree] in such a degree
tam diu
tam diū
adverb
i. Of a definite time
tamdiu
tamdiū
adverb
i. Of a definite time
tamen
tamen
adverb
[after a concessive or conditional particle] notwithstanding
tamen etsi
tamen etsī
conjunction
conj
tamenetsi
tamenetsī
conjunction
conj
tametsi
tametsī
conjunction
in concession
tamquam
tamquam
adverb
as much as
Tanaquil
Tanaquil
noun
the wife of Tarquinius Priscus
tandem
tandem
adverb
at length
tango
tangō
verb
to touch
tanquam
tanquam
adverb
as much as
Tantalides
Tantalidēs
noun
a descendant of Tantalus
Tantalis
Tantalis
noun
a descendant of Tantalus
Tantalos
Tantalos
noun
a king of Phrygia
Tantalus
Tantalus
noun
a king of Phrygia
tantillus
tantillus
adjective
so little
tantisper
tantisper
adverb
for so long a time
tanto opere
tantō opere
adverb
so earnestly
tantopere
tantopere
adverb
so earnestly
tantulum
tantulum
adverb
so little
tantulus
tantulus
adjective
so little
tantum
tantum
adverb
so much
tantumdem
tantumdem
noun
just so much
tantummodo
tantummodo
adverb
only
tantundem
tantundem
noun
just so much
tantus
tantus
adjective
of such size
tantusdem
tantusdem
cross-reference
tapes
tapēs
noun
a heavy cloth with inwrought figures
tapetum
tapētum
noun
a heavy cloth with inwrought figures
tarde
tardē
adverb
slowly
tardigradus
tardigradus
adjective
slowpaced
tardipes
tardipēs
adjective
limping
tarditas
tarditās
noun
slowness
tardiusculus
tardiusculus
adjective
somewhat slow
tardo
tardō
verb
to make slow
tardus
tardus
adjective
not swift
Tarpeius
Tarpēius
adjective
of Tarpeia
Tarquiniensis
Tarquiniēnsis
adjective
of Tarquinii (a city of Etruria)
Tartareus
Tartareus
adjective
of the infernal regions
Tatitiensis
Tatitiēnsis
adjective
of the Tities
taureus
taureus
adjective
of a bull
tauriformis
taurifōrmis
adjective
bullshaped
taurinus
taurīnus
adjective
of bulls
taurus
taurus
noun
a bull
taxatio
taxātiō
noun
taxo
taxillus
tāxillus
noun
a small die (cited as used in place of talus)
taxus
taxus
noun
a yew
te
te
cross-reference
tu or te
te
tē
cross-reference
acc. and abl. of tu
te te
tē tē
cross-reference
techina
techina
noun
a wile
techna
techna
noun
a wile
tecte
tēctē
adverb
covertly
tector
tēctor
noun
a plasterer
tectoriolum
tēctōriolum
noun
a little plaster
tectorius
tēctōrius
adjective
relating to overlaying
tectum
tēctum
noun
a covered structure
tectus
tēctus
adjective
covered
tecum
tēcum
cross-reference
Tegeaeeus
Tegeaeēus
adjective
of Tegea (in Arcadia)
Tegeaeus
Tegeaeus
adjective
of Tegea (in Arcadia)
teges
teges
noun
a covering
tegimen
tegimen
noun
a covering
tegimentum
tegimentum
noun
a cover
tegmen
tēgmen
noun
a covering
tegmentum
tēgmentum
noun
a cover
tego
tegō
verb
to cover
tegula
tēgula
noun
a tile
tegumen
tegumen
noun
a covering
tegumentum
tegumentum
noun
a cover
tela
tēla
noun
a web
tellus
tellūs
noun
the earth
telum
tēlum
noun
a missile weapon
temerarius
temerārius
adjective
rash
temere
temerē
adverb
by chance
temeritas
temeritās
noun
hap
temero
temerō
verb
to treat rashly
temetum
tēmētum
noun
an intoxicating drink
temno
temnō
verb
to slight
temo
tēmō
noun
a pole
temperamentum
temperāmentum
noun
a proportionate admixture
temperans
temperāns
adjective
observing moderation
temperanter
temperanter
adverb
with moderation
temperantia
temperantia
noun
moderation
temperate
temperātē
adverb
with moderation
temperatio
temperātiō
noun
a due mingling
temperator
temperātor
noun
an arranger
temperatus
temperātus
adjective
limited
temperi
temperī
adverb
in time
temperies
temperiēs
noun
a due mingling
temperius
temperius
adverb
[comparative of tempore]
tempero
temperō
verb
to observe proper measure
tempestas
tempestās
noun
a portion of time
tempestive
tempestīvē
adverb
at the right time
tempestivitas
tempestīvitās
noun
timeliness
tempestivos
tempestīvos
adjective
of the right time
tempestivus
tempestīvus
adjective
of the right time
templum
templum
noun
[in augury] an open place for observation
temporalis
temporālis
adjective
of a time
temporarius
temporārius
adjective
of a time
tempore
tempore
adverb
in time
tempori
temporī
adverb
in time
temporius
temporius
adverb
[comparative of tempore]
temptabundus
temptābundus
adjective
trying
temptamen
temptāmen
noun
a trial
temptamentum
temptāmentum
noun
a trial
temptatio
temptātiō
noun
an attack
temptator
temptātor
noun
an assailant
tempto
temptō
verb
to handle
tempus
tempus
noun
a portion of time
tempus
tempus
noun
the vital spot
temulentus
tēmulentus
adjective
drunk
tenacitas
tenācitās
noun
a holding fast
tenaciter
tenāciter
adverb
firmly
tenax
tenāx
adjective
holding fast
tendicula
tendicula
noun
a little snare
tendo
tendō
verb
to stretch
tenebra
tenebra
noun
darkness
tenebricosus
tenebricōsus
adjective
full of darkness
tenebricus
tenebricus
adjective
dark
tenebrosus
tenebrōsus
adjective
dark
tenellulus
tenellulus
adjective
very tender
teneo
teneō
verb
to hold
tener
tener
adjective
soft
tenere
tenerē
adverb
softly
teneritas
teneritās
noun
softness
tenesmos
tēnesmos
noun
a straining
tenno
tennō
verb
to stretch
tenor
tenor
noun
a holding on
tensa
tēnsa
noun
in the Circensian games
tensus
tēnsus
participle
p. of tendo
tenta
tentā
cross-reference
tentabundus
tentābundus
adjective
trying
tentamen
tentāmen
noun
a trial
tentamentum
tentāmentum
noun
a trial
tentatio
tentātiō
noun
an attack
tentator
tentātor
noun
an assailant
tentigo
tentīgō
noun
a tension
tento
tentō
verb
to handle
tento
tentō
cross-reference
tentorium
tentōrium
noun
a tent
tentus
tentus
participle
p. of tendo
tenuiculus
tenuiculus
adjective
slight
tenuis
tenuis
adjective
drawn out
tenuitas
tenuitās
noun
thinness
tenuiter
tenuiter
adverb
thinly
tenuo
tenuō
verb
to make thin
tenus
tenus
noun
a stretched cord
tenus
tenus
preposition
all the way to
tepefacio
tepefaciō
verb
to make lukewarm
tepeo
tepeō
verb
to be moderately warm
tepesco
tepēscō
verb
to become warm
tepidus
tepidus
adjective
moderately warm
tepor
tepor
noun
a gentle warmth
ter
ter
adverb
three times
ter centum
ter centum
adjective
num
terdeciens
terdeciēns
adverb
thirteen times
terdecies
terdeciēs
adverb
thirteen times
terebinthus
terebinthus
noun
the terebinth
terebro
terebrō
verb
to bore
teredo
terēdō
noun
a boring worm
teres
teres
adjective
rounded off
tergeminus
tergeminus
adjective
of triple birth
tergeo
tergeō
verb
to rub off
tergiversatio
tergiversātiō
noun
a declining
tergiversor
tergiversor
verb
to turn the back
tergo
tergō
verb
to rub off
tergum
tergum
noun
the back
tergus
tergus
noun
the back
termes
termes
noun
a bough cut off
Terminal
Termināl
noun
the festival of Terminus (god of boundaries
terminatio
terminātiō
noun
a bounding
termino
terminō
verb
to set bounds
terminus
terminus
noun
a boundary-line
terni
ternī
adjective
three each
ternus
ternus
adjective
threefold
tero
terō
verb
to rub
terra
terra
noun
the earth
terrenus
terrēnus
adjective
of the globe
terreo
terreō
verb
to frighten
terrestris
terrestris
adjective
of the earth
terreus
terreus
adjective
of earth
terribilis
terribilis
adjective
frightful
terriculum
terriculum
noun
a source of terror
terrifico
terrificō
verb
to make afraid
terrificus
terrificus
adjective
causing terror
terrigena
terrigena
adjective
born of the earth
territo
territō
verb
to put in terror
territorium
territōrium
noun
the land of a town
territus
territus
participle
[participle of terreo]
terror
terror
noun
great fear
tersus
tersus
adjective
wiped off
tertiadecumani
tertiādecumānī
noun
soldiers of the thirteenth legion
tertianus
tertiānus
adjective
of the third
tertio
tertiō
adverb
for the third time
tertium
tertium
adverb
for the third time
tertius
tertius
adjective
the third
tertiusdecimus
tertiusdecimus
adjective
the thirteenth
tertiusdecumus
tertiusdecumus
adjective
the thirteenth
teruncius
terūncius
noun
of three twelfths of an as
tescum
tescum
noun
rough places
tesquum
tesquum
noun
rough places
tessella
tessella
noun
a small cube
tessera
tessera
noun
a die
tesserarius
tesserārius
noun
an officer in charge of the watchword
tesserula
tesserula
noun
a square paving-stone
testa
testa
noun
a piece of burned clay
testamentarius
testāmentārius
adjective
relating to wills
testamentum
testāmentum
noun
a last will
testatio
testātiō
noun
a calling to witness
testatus
testātus
adjective
public
testiculus
testiculus
noun
a testicle
testificatio
testificātiō
noun
a bearing witness
testificor
testificor
verb
to make a witness
testimonium
testimōnium
noun
witness
testis
testis
noun
a testicle
testis
testis
noun
one who attests
testor
testor
verb
to cause to testify
testu
testū
noun
an earthen vessel
testudineus
testūdineus
adjective
of a tortoise
testudo
testūdō
noun
a tortoise
testula
testula
noun
a small potsherd
teter
tēter
adjective
offensive
teter
tēter
cross-reference
Tethys
Tēthys
noun
an ocean-goddess
tetrachmum
tetrāchmum
noun
a Grecian silver coin of four drachmas
tetrarches
tetrarchēs
noun
a ruler of the fourth part of the land
tetrarchia
tetrarchia
noun
a district governed by a tetrarch
tetre
tētrē
cross-reference
tetricus
tetricus
adjective
forbidding
tetuli
tetulī
cross-reference
Teucrus
Teucrus
adjective
of Teucer (king of Troy)
texo
texō
verb
to weave
textilis
textilis
adjective
woven
textor
textor
noun
a weaver
textrinum
textrīnum
noun
a weaver's shop
textum
textum
noun
that which is woven
textura
textura
noun
a web
textus
textus
participle
p. of texo
thalamus
thalamus
noun
an inner room
Thalassius
Thalassius
noun
a wedding salutation
Thalea
Thalēa
noun
the Muse of Comedy
Thalia
Thalīa
noun
the Muse of Comedy
theatralis
theātrālis
adjective
of the theatre
theatrum
theātrum
noun
a play-house
theca
thēca
noun
an envelope
Themis
Themis
noun
the goddess of justice and of prophecy
thensaurus
thēnsaurus
noun
something laid up
theologus
theologus
noun
one who writes of the gods
Theoninus
Theōnīnus
adjective
of Theon (a writer of satires)
therma
therma
noun
warm springs
Thersites
Thersītēs
noun
a Greek who served before Troy
thesaurus
thēsaurus
noun
something laid up
Thespias
Thespias
adjective
Thespian
Thetis
Thetis
noun
a sea-nymph
thiasus
thiasus
noun
a dance in honor of Bacchus
tholus
tholus
noun
a dome
thorax
thōrāx
noun
the breast
Thraecidicum
Thraecidicum
noun
the Thracian arms of a gladiator
Threcidicum
Thrēcidicum
noun
the Thracian arms of a gladiator
thunnus
thunnus
noun
the tunny
thureus
thūreus
adjective
of frankincense
thuribulum
thūribulum
noun
an incense-pan
thuricremus
thūricremus
adjective
incense-burning
thurifer
thūrifer
adjective
incense-bearing
thus
thūs
noun
incense
thyasus
thyasus
noun
a dance in honor of Bacchus
Thyias
Thȳias
noun
a Bacchante
thyius
thȳius
adjective
of the tree of life
thymbra
thymbra
noun
savory (a kitchen herb)
thymum
thymum
noun
thyme (an herb)
thynnus
thynnus
noun
the tunny
thyrsus
thyrsus
noun
[of a plant] a stalk
tibi
tibi
cross-reference
dat. of tu
tibi
tibī
cross-reference
dat. of tu
tibia
tībia
noun
a large shin-bone
tibicen
tībīcen
noun
a piper
tibicina
tībīcina
noun
a female flute-player
tibicinium
tībīcinium
noun
a playing upon the pipe
tibimet
tibimet
cross-reference
Tiburnus
Tīburnus
adjective
of Tibur
Tiburs
Tīburs
adjective
of Tibur
tigillum
tigillum
noun
a small bar of wood
tignarius
tīgnārius
adjective
of beams
tignum
tīgnum
noun
building-materials
tigris
tigris
noun
a tiger
tilia
tilia
noun
the linden-tree
timefactus
timefactus
adjective
made afraid
timendus
timendus
adjective
to be feared
timens
timēns
adjective
fearful
timeo
timeō
verb
to fear
timide
timidē
adverb
fearfully
timiditas
timiditās
noun
fearfulness
timidus
timidus
adjective
fearful
timor
timor
noun
fear
tinctilis
tinctilis
adjective
used for infecting
tinctum
tinctum
noun
dyed cloths
tinctus
tinctus
participle
p. of tingo
tinea
tinea
noun
a gnawing worm
tingo
tingō
verb
to wet
tinguo
tinguō
verb
to wet
tinia
tinia
noun
a gnawing worm
tinio
tīniō
verb
to clink
tinnio
tinniō
verb
to clink
tinnitus
tinnītus
noun
a ringing
tinnulus
tinnulus
adjective
ringing
tintinnabulum
tintinnābulum
noun
a bell
tintino
tintinō
verb
to ring
tinus
tīnus
noun
the snowball (a plant)
tiro
tīrō
noun
[in the army] a newly levied soldier
tirocinium
tīrōcinium
noun
in the army
tirunculus
tīrunculus
noun
a young beginner
Tirynthius
Tīrynthius
adjective
of Tiryns (in Argolis
Tisiphone
Tīsiphonē
noun
(avenger of murder)
Titiensis
Titiēnsis
adjective
of the Tities
titillatio
tītillātiō
noun
a tickling
titillo
tītillō
verb
to tickle
titubanter
titubanter
adverb
totteringly
titubatio
titubātiō
noun
a tottering
titubo
titubō
verb
to stagger
titulus
titulus
noun
a superscription
Tityrus
Tītyrus
noun
a shepherd
Tmolites
Tmōlītes
adjective
m of Tmolus
toculio
tocūliō
noun
a usurer
tocullio
toculliō
noun
a usurer
tofus
tōfus
noun
tufa
toga
toga
noun
a toga
togata
togāta
noun
togatus
togatus
togātus
adjective
wearing the toga
togula
togula
noun
a little toga
tolerabilis
tolerābilis
adjective
that may be borne
tolerabiliter
tolerābiliter
adverb
patiently
tolerandus
tolerandus
adjective
tolerable
tolerans
tolerāns
adjective
enduring
toleranter
toleranter
adverb
patiently
tolerantia
tolerantia
noun
a bearing
toleratio
tolerātiō
noun
a bearing
tolero
tolerō
verb
to bear
tolleno
tollēnō
noun
a swing-beam
tollo
tollō
verb
to lift
tomaculum
tomāculum
noun
a sausage
tomentum
tomentum
noun
a stuffing
tonans
tonāns
adjective
thundering (an epithet of Jupiter)
tondeo
tondeō
verb
to shear
tonitrus
tonitrus
noun
thunder
tono
tonō
verb
to make a loud noise
tonsa
tōnsa
noun
an oar
tonsilla
tōnsīlla
noun
the tonsils
tonsillae
tōnsillae
cross-reference
tonsor
tōnsor
noun
a shearer
tonsorius
tōnsōrius
adjective
of a barber
tonstricula
tōnstrīcula
noun
a barber-girl
tonsura
tōnsūra
noun
a shearing
tonsus
tōnsus
participle
p. of tondeo
tophus
tōphus
cross-reference
topiarius
topiārius
adjective
of garden work
topice
topicē
noun
[in rhetoric] the art of finding and using commonplaces
Topicum
Topicum
noun
a collection of common places
toral
toral
noun
a valance
toreuma
toreuma
noun
work in relief
tormen
tormen
noun
a griping of the bowels
tormentum
tormentum
noun
an engine for hurling
torminosus
torminōsus
adjective
subject to gripes
torno
tornō
verb
to turn in a lathe
tornus
tornus
noun
a turner's wheel
torosus
torōsus
adjective
full of muscle
torpedo
torpēdō
noun
sluggishness
torpeo
torpeō
verb
to be stiff
torpesco
torpēscō
verb
to grow stiff
torpidus
torpidus
adjective
benumbed
torpor
torpor
noun
numbness
torquatus
torquātus
adjective
adorned with a necklace
torqueo
torqueō
verb
to turn
torquis
torquis
noun
a twisted neck-chain
torrens
torrēns
adjective
burning
torreo
torreō
verb
to dry up
torridus
torridus
adjective
dry
torris
torris
noun
a brand
tortilis
tortilis
adjective
twisted
tortor
tortor
noun
an executioner
tortuosus
tortuōsus
adjective
full of crooks
tortus
tortus
noun
a twisting
tortus
tortus
adjective
twisted
torus
torus
noun
a swelling
torva
torva
adverb
fiercely
torvitas
torvitās
noun
savageness
torvum
torvum
adverb
fiercely
torvus
torvus
adjective
staring
tosilla
tōsīlla
noun
the tonsils
tostus
tōstus
participle
p. of torreo
tot
tot
adjective
so many
totidem
totidem
adjective
just so many
totiens
totiēns
adverb
so often
toties
totiēs
adverb
so often
totus
tōtus
adjective
all
toxicum
toxicum
noun
a poison for arrows
tra
trā
preposition
over
trabalis
trabālis
adjective
of a beam
trabea
trabea
noun
a white mantle with horizontal stripes of scarlet
trabeatus
trabeātus
adjective
in a robe of state
trabes
trabēs
noun
a beam
trabs
trabs
noun
a beam
tractabilis
tractābilis
adjective
that may be handled
tractatio
tractātiō
noun
a handling
tractatus
tractātus
noun
a handling
tractim
tractim
adverb
at length
tracto
tractō
verb
to draw violently
tractus
tractus
adjective
of style
tractus
tractus
noun
a drawing
traditio
trāditiō
noun
a giving up
traditor
trāditor
noun
a betrayer
trado
trādō
verb
to give up
traduco
trādūcō
verb
to lead across
traductio
trāductiō
noun
a removal
traductor
trāductor
noun
a conveyer
traductus
trāductus
participle
p. of traduco
tradux
tradux
noun
a vine-branch
tragice
tragicē
adverb
in a tragic manner
tragicus
tragicus
adjective
of tragedy
tragoedia
tragoedia
noun
a tragedy
tragoedus
tragoedus
noun
a tragic actor
tragula
trāgula
noun
a javelin thrown by a strap
tragus
tragus
noun
a kind of fish
trahea
trahea
noun
a drag
traho
trahō
verb
to draw
traicio
trāiciō
verb
to throw across
traiectio
trāiectiō
noun
a crossing over
traiectus
trāiectus
noun
a crossing over
traiectus
trāiectus
participle
p. of traicio
traiicio
trāiiciō
verb
to throw across
tral
trāl
cross-reference
tralaticius
trālātīcius
adjective
handed down
tralatio
trālātiō
noun
a carrying across
traluceo
trālūceō
verb
to shine through
trames
trāmes
noun
a cross-way
tramitto
trāmittō
cross-reference
tramitto
trāmittō
verb
to send across
tranato
trānatō
verb
to swim across
trano
trānō
verb
to swim over
tranquille
tranquillē
adverb
calmly
tranquillitas
tranquillitās
noun
quietness
tranquillo
tranquillō
adverb
quietly
tranquillo
tranquillō
verb
to make calm
tranquillus
tranquillus
adjective
quiet
trans
trāns
preposition
over
trans
trāns
preposition
[of motion] across
transabeo
trānsabeō
verb
to go through
transactor
trānsāctor
noun
a manager
transactus
trānsāctus
participle
p. of transigo
transadigo
trānsadigō
verb
to thrust through
transalpinus
trānsalpīnus
adjective
beyond the Alps
transcendo
trānscendō
verb
to climb over
transcribo
trānscrībō
verb
to write over
transcurro
trānscurrō
verb
to run over
transdo
trānsdō
cross-reference
transduco
trānsdūcō
verb
to lead across
transduoo
trānsdūoō
cross-reference
transenna
trānsenna
noun
a netting
transeo
trānseō
verb
to go over
transfero
trānsferō
verb
to bear across
transfigo
trānsfīgō
verb
to pierce through
transfodio
trānsfodiō
verb
to pierce through
transformis
trānsfōrmis
adjective
changed in shape
transformo
trānsfōrmō
verb
to change in shape
transfossus
trānsfossus
participle
p. of transfodio
transfuga
trānsfuga
noun
one who joins the enemy
transfugio
trānsfugiō
verb
to flee to the other side
transfugium
trānsfugium
noun
a going over to the enemy
transfundo
trānsfundō
verb
to pour off
transfusio
trānsfūsiō
noun
a decanting
transgredior
trānsgredior
verb
to step across
transgressio
trānsgressiō
noun
a going across
transgressus
trānsgressus
noun
a passing over
transgressus
trānsgressus
participle
p. of transgredior
transicio
trānsiciō
verb
to throw across
transiectio
trānsiectiō
cross-reference
transiectus
trānsiectus
noun
a crossing over
transiectus
trānsiectus
cross-reference
transigo
trānsigō
verb
to drive through
transiicio
trānsiiciō
cross-reference
transilio
trānsiliō
verb
to leap across
transitio
trānsitiō
noun
a going across
transitus
trānsitus
noun
a going over
transitus
trānsitus
participle
p. of transeo
translaticius
trānslātīcius
adjective
handed down
translatio
trānslātiō
noun
a carrying across
translativus
trānslātīvus
adjective
of transference
translator
trānslātor
noun
one who carries over
translatus
trānslātus
participle
p. of transfero
transluceo
trānslūceō
verb
to shine through
transmarinus
trānsmarīnus
adjective
beyond sea
transmeans
trānsmeāns
cross-reference
going over
transmigro
trānsmigrō
verb
to remove
transmissio
trānsmissiō
noun
a sending across
transmissus
trānsmissus
noun
a passing over
transmissus
trānsmissus
participle
p. of transmitto
transmitto
trānsmittō
verb
to send across
transmontanus
trānsmontānus
adjective
beyond the mountains
transmoveo
trānsmoveō
verb
to remove
transmuto
trānsmūtō
verb
to change
transnato
trānsnatō
verb
to swim across
transnato
trānsnatō
cross-reference
transno
trānsnō
cross-reference
transno
trānsnō
verb
to swim over
Transpadanus
Trānspadānus
adjective
beyond the Po
transpono
trānspōnō
verb
to set over
transporto
trānsportō
verb
to carry over
transrhenanus
trānsrhēnānus
adjective
beyond the Rhine
transs
trānss
cross-reference
transscranscribo
transscrānscrībō
verb
to write over
transsilio
trānssiliō
verb
to leap across
transsulto
trānssultō
verb
to leap over
transsutus
trānssūtus
cross-reference
p.
transtrum
trānstrum
noun
a cross-beam
transulto
trānsultō
verb
to leap over
transutus
trānsūtus
cross-reference
p.
transvectio
trānsvectiō
noun
a carrying across
transveho
trānsvehō
verb
to carry across
transverbero
trānsverberō
verb
to strike through
transversa
trānsversa
adverb
across
transversarius
trānsversārius
adjective
lying across
transversus
trānsversus
adjective
turned across
transvolo
trānsvolō
verb
to fly over
transvorsus
trānsvorsus
cross-reference
transvorsus
trānsvorsus
adjective
turned across
trapetum
trapētum
noun
an olive-mill
trapezephorum
trapezephorum
noun
a pedestal
trapezophorum
trapezophorum
noun
a pedestal
travectio
trāvectiō
noun
a carrying across
traveho
trāvehō
verb
to carry across
traveho
trāvehō
cross-reference
traversarius
trāversārius
cross-reference
traversus
trāversus
adjective
turned across
traversus
trāversus
cross-reference
traversversarius
trāversversārius
adjective
lying across
travolo
trāvolō
cross-reference
travolo
trāvolō
verb
to fly over
treceni
trecēnī
adjective
three hundred each
trecentesimus
trecentēsimus
adjective
the three-hundredth
trecenties
trecentiēs
adverb
three hundred times
trecentus
trecentus
adjective
three hundred
trechedipnum
trechedīpnum
noun
Greek slippers (worn by parasites)
tredecim
tredecim
adjective
thirteen
tremebundus
tremebundus
adjective
trembling
tremefacio
tremefaciō
verb
to cause to shake
tremendus
tremendus
adjective
to be dreaded
tremesco
tremēscō
verb
to begin to shake
tremibundus
tremibundus
adjective
trembling
tremisco
tremīscō
verb
to begin to shake
tremo
tremō
verb
to shake
tremor
tremor
noun
a shaking
tremulus
tremulus
adjective
shaking
trepidanter
trepidanter
adverb
tremblingly
trepidatio
trepidātiō
noun
confused hurry
trepide
trepidē
adverb
in confusion
trepido
trepidō
verb
[people] to hurry with alarm
trepidus
trepidus
adjective
restless
tres
trēs
adjective
three
tres viri
trēs virī
noun
three associates in office
tresviri
trēsvirī
noun
three associates in office
triangulus
triangulus
adjective
with three corners
triarii
triāriī
noun
soldiers of the third rank in battle order
tribas
tribas
noun
an abandoned woman
tribolus
tribolus
noun
a thorn bush
tribuarius
tribuārius
adjective
of a tribe
tribulis
tribūlis
noun
a fellow tribesman
tribulum
trībulum
noun
a threshingsledge
tribulus
tribulus
noun
a thorn bush
tribulus
tribulus
cross-reference
tribunal
tribūnal
noun
a raised platform for the seats of magistrates
tribunatus
tribūnātus
noun
the office of a tribune
tribunicius
tribūnīcius
adjective
of a tribune
tribunus
tribūnus
noun
the head of a tribe
tribuo
tribuō
verb
to assign
tribus
tribus
noun
a third part of the people (as orig. divided into Ramnes
tributarius
tribūtārius
adjective
of tribute
tributim
tribūtim
adverb
through each tribe
tributio
tribūtiō
noun
a distributing
tributum
tribūtum
noun
a stated payment
tributus
tribūtus
participle
p. of tribuo
tributus
tribūtus
adjective
formed into tribes
trica
trīca
noun
perplexities
triceni
trīcēnī
adjective
thirty at a time
tricensimus
trīcēnsimus
adjective
the thirtieth
tricensimus
trīcēnsimus
cross-reference
triceps
trīceps
adjective
with three heads
tricesimus
trīcēsimus
adjective
the thirtieth
trichila
trichila
noun
a summer-house
triciens
trīciēns
adjective
thirty times
tricies
trīciēs
adjective
thirty times
triclinium
trīclīnium
noun
a couch for three persons reclining at meals
tricor
trīcor
verb
to make difficul ties
tricorpor
tricorpor
adjective
with three bodies
tricuspis
tricuspis
adjective
with three points
tridens
tridēns
adjective
with three teeth
tridentifer
tridentifer
noun
the trident-bearer (of Neptune)
tridentiger
tridentiger
noun
the trident-bearer (of Neptune)
triduum
trīduum
noun
tres+dies
trienne
trienne
noun
tres+annus
triennium
triennium
noun
tres+annus
triens
triēns
noun
a third part
trientabulum
trientābulum
noun
land assigned in commutation of one third of a public debt
trierarchus
triērarchus
noun
a captain of a trireme
trieris
triēris
adjective
with three banks of oars
trietericus
trietēricus
adjective
of three years
trieteris
trietēris
noun
a period of three years
trifariam
trifāriam
adverb
triply
trifaux
trifaux
adjective
having three throats
trifidus
trifidus
adjective
split into three
triformis
trifōrmis
adjective
in three forms
trigeminus
trigeminus
adjective
born three at a birth
triginta
trīgintā
adjective
thirty
trigon
trigōn
noun
a ball stuffed with hair
trilibris
trilībris
adjective
weighing three pounds
trilinguis
trilinguis
adjective
triple-tongued
trilix
trilīx
adjective
of three cords
trimeter
trimeter
noun
a line of three measures
trimus
trīmus
adjective
of three winters
Trinacris
Trīnacris
noun
(V.)
trini
trīnī
adjective
three each
trinodis
trinōdis
adjective
having three knots
trinus
trīnus
cross-reference
Triones
Triōnēs
noun
the constellation of the Wain
tripartito
tripartītō
adverb
in three parts
tripartito
tripartītō
cross-reference
tripartitus
tripartītus
cross-reference
tripartitus
tripartītus
cross-reference
divided into three parts
tripedalis
tripedālis
adjective
measuring three feet
tripertito
tripertītō
adverb
in three parts
tripertitus
tripertītus
cross-reference
divided into three parts
tripes
tripēs
adjective
with three feet
triplex
triplex
adjective
threefold
triplus
triplus
adjective
num.
tripodes
tripodēs
noun
plur. of tripus
tripudio
tripudiō
verb
to beat the ground with the feet
tripudium
tripudium
noun
in religious service
tripus
tripūs
noun
a three-footed seat
triquetrus
triquetrus
adjective
with three corners
triremis
trirēmis
adjective
with three banks of oars
tris
trīs
adjective
three
tris
trīs
cross-reference
triscurrium
triscurrium
noun
gross buffoonery
triste
trīste
adverb
sadly
tristiculus
trīsticulus
adjective
somewhat sorrowful
tristificus
trīstificus
adjective
making sad
tristis
trīstis
adjective
sad
tristitia
trīstitia
noun
sadness
trisulcus
trisulcus
adjective
with three furrows
triticeus
trīticeus
adjective
of wheat
triticum
trīticum
noun
wheat
Triton
Trītōn
noun
a sea-god
Tritonia
Trītōnia
noun
minerva
Tritoniacus
Trītōniacus
adjective
of Tritonia
Tritonis
Trītōnis
noun
adj.
Tritonius
Trītōnius
adjective
of Lake Triton (in Africa; the birthplace of Minerva)
tritura
trītūra
noun
a rubbing
tritus
trītus
noun
a rubbing down
tritus
trītus
adjective
oft-trodden
triumphalis
triumphālis
adjective
of a triumph
triumphans
triumphāns
adjective
triumphal
triumpho
triumphō
verb
to march in triumphal procession
triumphus
triumphus
noun
a triumphal procession
triumpus
triumpus
noun
a triumphal procession
triumvir
triumvir
noun
one of three associates in office
triumviralis
triumvirālis
adjective
of the triumvirs
triumviratus
triumvirātus
noun
the office of a triumvir
trivialis
triviālis
adjective
of the cross-roads
trivium
trivium
noun
a place where three roads meet
trivius
trivius
adjective
of the cross-roads
trivolum
trīvolum
noun
a threshingsledge
Troas
Trōas
adjective
f
trochaeus
trochaeus
noun
a metrical foot of one long and one short syllable
trochus
trochus
noun
an iron hoop carrying small rings
Troes
Trōes
noun
plur. of Tros
Troianus
Trōiānus
adjective
of Troy
Troicus
Trōicus
adjective
of Troy
Troiugena
Trōiugena
noun
son of Troy
Troius
Trōius
adjective
of Troy
tropaeum
tropaeum
noun
a memorial of victory
trucidatio
trucīdātiō
noun
a slaughter
trucido
trucīdō
verb
to cut to pieces
truculenter
truculenter
adverb
savagely
truculentia
truculentia
noun
roughness
truculentus
truculentus
adjective
savage
trudis
trudis
noun
a pointed pole
trudo
trūdō
verb
to thrust
trulla
trulla
noun
a small ladle
trunco
truncō
verb
to maim
truncus
truncus
noun
of a tree
truncus
truncus
adjective
maimed
trusito
trūsitō
verb
to push often
truso
trūsō
verb
to push often
trusus
trūsus
participle
p. of trudo
trutina
trutina
noun
a balance
trux
trux
adjective
wild
tu
tū
pronoun
you
tuba
tuba
noun
a trumpet
tuber
tūber
noun
a lump
tubicen
tubicen
noun
a trumpeter
tubilustrium
tubilūstrium
noun
a festival for the purification of sacrificial trumpets
tubulustrium
tubulūstrium
noun
a festival for the purification of sacrificial trumpets
tueor
tueor
verb
to look at
tueo
tueō
verb
to care for
tugurium
tugurium
noun
a hut
tuitio
tuitiō
noun
a caring for
tuli
tulī
cross-reference
Tullianus
Tulliānus
adjective
of Tullius
tum
tum
adverb
then
tumefacio
tumefaciō
verb
to cause to swell
tumeo
tumeō
verb
to swell
tumesco
tumēscō
verb
to begin to swell
tumet
tūmet
cross-reference
tumidus
tumidus
adjective
swollen
tumor
tumor
noun
the state of being swollen
tumulo
tumulō
verb
to cover with a mound
tumulosus
tumulōsus
adjective
full of hills
tumultuarius
tumultuārius
adjective
bustling
tumultuatio
tumultuātiō
noun
a confusion
tumultuor
tumultuor
verb
to make a disturbance
tumultuose
tumultuōsē
adverb
in confusion
tumultuosus
tumultuōsus
adjective
bustling
tumultus
tumultus
noun
an uproar
tumulus
tumulus
noun
a heap of earth
tun
tūn
cross-reference
tunc
tunc
adverb
of time past
tundo
tundō
verb
to beat
tunica
tunica
noun
an under-garment
tunicatus
tunicātus
adjective
clothed with a tunic
tunsus
tūnsus
participle
p. of tundo
turba
turba
noun
a turmoil
turbamentum
turbāmentum
noun
a means of disturbance
turbassit
turbāssit
cross-reference
turbate
turbātē
adverb
in confusion
turbatio
turbātiō
noun
confusion
turbator
turbātor
noun
a troubler
turbatus
turbātus
adjective
troubled
turbide
turbidē
adverb
in disorder
turbidus
turbidus
adjective
full of confusion
turbineus
turbineus
adjective
shaped like a top
turbo
turbō
verb
to make an uproar
turbo
turbō
noun
that which whirls
turbulente
turbulentē
adverb
confusedly
turbulenter
turbulenter
adverb
confusedly
turbulentus
turbulentus
adjective
full of commotion
turdus
turdus
noun
a thrush
tureus
tūreus
adjective
of frankincense
turgeo
turgeō
verb
to swell out
turgesco
turgēscō
verb
to begin to swell
turgidulus
turgidulus
adjective
puffed
turgidus
turgidus
adjective
swollen
turibulum
tūribulum
noun
an incense-pan
turicremus
tūricremus
adjective
incense-burning
turifer
tūrifer
adjective
incense-bearing
turilegus
tūrilegus
adjective
incense-gathering
turma
turma
noun
a troop
turmalis
turmālis
adjective
of a troop
turmatim
turmātim
adverb
by troops
turpiculus
turpiculus
adjective
rather vile
turpificatus
turpificātus
adjective
debased
turpis
turpis
adjective
ugly
turpiter
turpiter
adverb
in an unsightly manner
turpitudo
turpitūdō
noun
unsightliness
turpo
turpō
verb
to make unsightly
turriger
turriger
adjective
turret-bearing
turris
turris
noun
a tower
turritus
turrītus
adjective
furnished with towers
turtur
turtur
noun
a turtle-dove
tus
tūs
noun
incense
Tuscus
Tuscus
adjective
of the Tuscans
tussio
tussiō
verb
to cough
tussis
tussis
noun
a cough
tutamen
tūtāmen
noun
a means of defence
tutamentum
tūtāmentum
noun
a means of defence
tute
tūtē
adverb
safely
tute
tūte
cross-reference
tutela
tūtēla
noun
a watching
tutemet
tūtemet
cross-reference
tutimet
tūtimet
cross-reference
tutor
tūtor
verb
to watch
tuto
tūtō
adverb
safely
tutor
tūtor
noun
a watcher
tutus
tūtus
adjective
guarded
tuus
tuus
pronoun
thy
tympanum
tympanum
noun
a drum
typus
typus
noun
a figure
tyrannice
tyrannicē
adverb
arbitrarily
tyrannicus
tyrannicus
adjective
arbitrary
tyrannis
tyrannis
noun
the sway of a tyrant
tyrannoctonus
tyrannoctonus
noun
a tyrant killer
tyrannus
tyrannus
noun
a monarch
tyrotarichos
tȳrotarīchos
noun
a ragout of cheese and salt-fish