A
A
cross-reference
a
a
cross-reference
a
ā
interjection
ah! alas!
a
ā
preposition
[space] from
ab
ab
preposition
[space] from
abactus
abāctus
adjective
driven away
abacus
abacus
noun
a table of precious material for the display of plate
abalienatio
abaliēnātiō
noun
[in law] a transfer of property
abalieno
abaliēnō
verb
to convey away
Abanteus
Abantēus
adjective
of Abas (king of Argos)
Abantiades
Abantiadēs
noun
a son or descendant of Abas (king of Argos)
abavus
abavus
noun
a grandfather's grandfather
abcido
abcīdō
verb
to cut off
Abderum
Abdērum
noun
a town of Thrace
abdicatio
abdicātiō
noun
a formal laying down
abdico
abdīcō
verb
[opp. addico] to forbid by an unfavorable omen
abdico
abdicō
verb
to disown
abditus
abditus
adjective
hidden
abdo
abdō
verb
to put away
abdomen
abdōmen
noun
the belly
abduco
abdūcō
verb
to lead away
Abella
Abella
noun
a town of Campania
abeo
abeō
verb
to go from
abequito
abequitō
verb
to ride away [once]
aberam
aberam
cross-reference
aberratio
aberrātiō
noun
a relief
aberro
aberrō
verb
to wander out of the way
abesse
abesse
cross-reference
abfore
abfore
cross-reference
abforem
abforem
cross-reference
abhinc
abhinc
adverb
[of time] ago
abhorrens
abhorrēns
adjective
incongruous
abhorreo
abhorreō
verb
to shrink back from
abicio
abiciō
verb
to throw from one
abiecte
abiectē
adverb
dispiritedly
abiectio
abiectiō
noun
a casting down
abiectus
abiectus
adjective
low
abiegnus
abiēgnus
adjective
of fir-wood
abies
abiēs
noun
the fir-tree
abigo
abigō
verb
to drive away
abiicio
abiiciō
verb
to throw from one
abiicio
abiiciō
cross-reference
abin'
abin'
cross-reference
abitio
abitiō
noun
a departure
abitus
abitus
noun
a departure
abiudico
abiūdicō
verb
to give judgment against
abiungo
abiungō
verb
to unyoke
abiuro
abiūrō
verb
to deny on oath
ablatus
ablātus
participle
p. of aufero
ablegatio
ablēgātiō
noun
a sending away
ablego
ablēgō
verb
to send off
abligurio
abligūriō
verb
to consume in dainty living
abligurrio
abligurriō
verb
to consume in dainty living
abludo
ablūdō
verb
to play out of tune
abluo
abluō
verb
to wash away
abnego
abnegō
verb
to refuse
abnormis
abnōrmis
adjective
deviating from rule
abnuo
abnuō
verb
to refuse by a sign
abnuto
abnūtō
verb
to forbid with emphasis [old]
aboleo
aboleō
verb
to destroy
abolesco
abolēscō
verb
to decay gradually
abolitio
abolitiō
noun
an abolition
abolla
abolla
noun
a mantle
abominor
abōminor
verb
[originally of bad omens] to deprecate
Aboriginis
Aborīginis
noun
the first ancestors of the Romans
abortio
abortiō
noun
the procuring of an untimely birth
abortivus
abortīvus
adjective
prematurely born
abortus
abortus
noun
an untimely birth
abrado
abrādō
verb
to scrape away
abreptus
abreptus
participle
p. of abripio
abripio
abripiō
verb
to take forcibly away
abrogatio
abrogātiō
noun
repeal [once]
abrogo
abrogō
verb
to repeal
abrotonum
abrotonum
noun
an aromatic plant
abrumpo
abrumpō
verb
to break off
abruptio
abruptiō
noun
a breaking off
abruptus
abruptus
adjective
broken off
abs
abs
preposition
[space] from
abscedo
abscēdō
verb
to give way
abscessio
abscessiō
noun
diminution [once]
abscessus
abscessus
noun
a going away
abscido
abscīdō
verb
to cut off
abscindo
abscindō
verb
to tear off
abscisio
abscīsiō
noun
[in rhetoric] a breaking off
abscissus
abscissus
participle
p. of abscindo
abscisus
abscīsus
adjective
cut off
abscondite
absconditē
adverb
[of style] obscurely
absconditus
absconditus
adjective
concealed
abscondo
abscondō
verb
to put out of sight
absens
absēns
adjective
absent
absentia
absentia
noun
absence [rare]
absimilis
absimilis
adjective
unlike [once]
absisto
absistō
verb
to withdraw from
absolute
absolūtē
adverb
completely
absolutio
absolūtiō
noun
[in law] an acquittal
absolutus
absolūtus
adjective
complete
absolvo
absolvō
verb
to set free
absonus
absonus
adjective
deviating from the right tone
absorbeo
absorbeō
verb
to swallow down
absp
absp
cross-reference
abspello
abspellō
verb
to drive away
absporto
absportō
verb
to carry away
absque
absque
preposition
[properly] apart from
abstemius
abstēmius
adjective
abstaining from drink
abstergeo
abstergeō
verb
to wipe off
absterreo
absterreō
verb
to frighten off
abstinens
abstinēns
adjective
abstinent
abstinenter
abstinenter
adverb
[rare] unselfishly
abstinentia
abstinentia
noun
abstinence
abstineo
abstineō
verb
to keep back
absto
abstō
verb
to stand off [rare]
abstractus
abstractus
participle
p. of abstraho
abstraho
abstrahō
verb
to drag away
abstrudo
abstrūdō
verb
to thrust away
abstrusus
abstrūsus
adjective
hidden
abstuli
abstulī
cross-reference
perf. of aufero
absum
absum
verb
to be away from
absumo
absūmō
verb
to take away
absurde
absurdē
adverb
inharmoniously
absurdus
absurdus
adjective
out of tune
abundans
abundāns
adjective
[of rivers etc] overflowing
abundanter
abundanter
adverb
fully
abundantia
abundantia
noun
plenty
abunde
abundē
adverb
in profusion
abundo
abundō
verb
to overflow
abusio
abūsiō
noun
[in rhetoric] the improper use of a word
abusque
abūsque
preposition
all the way from
abusus
abūsus
noun
an abusing
abutor
abūtor
verb
to use up
Abydenus
Abȳdēnus
adjective
of Abydus (a town in Mysia)
ac
ac
conjunction
and
Academia
Acadēmīa
noun
the gymnasium near Athens
Academicum
Acadēmicum
noun
the title of Cicero's treatise on the Academic philosophy
Academicus
Acadēmicus
adjective
of the Academy
Academicus
Acadēmicus
noun
an Academic philosopher
Academus
Acadēmus
noun
a mythical hero of Athens
acalanthis
acalanthis
noun
a small bird
acanthus
acanthus
noun
a plant
Acarnanicus
Acarnānicus
adjective
of Acarnania (a country of western Greece)
Acbarus
Acbarus
noun
the local title of the Arabian kings of Edessa
accedo
accēdō
verb
to go to
acceleratio
accelerātiō
noun
a hastening
accendo
accendō
verb
to kindle
accenseo
accēnseō
verb
to reckon to
accensus
accēnsus
noun
an attendant of a magistrate
accensus
accēnsus
participle
p. of accendo
accensus
accēnsus
noun
unarmed supernumeraries of a legion
acceptio
acceptiō
noun
a taking
accepto
acceptō
verb
to take
acceptum
acceptum
noun
the receipt
acceptus
acceptus
adjective
welcome
accerso
accersō
verb
to cause to come
accessio
accessiō
noun
a coming to
accessus
accessus
noun
a coming near
Accianus
Acciānus
adjective
of the poet Lu. Accius
accido
accīdō
verb
to cut
accido
accidō
verb
to fall upon
accingo
accingō
verb
to gird to
accio
acciō
verb
to call
accipio
accipiō
verb
to take without effort
accipiter
accipiter
noun
a bird of prey
accisus
accīsus
adjective
p. of 2 acci_do
accisus
accīsus
cross-reference
impaired
accitus
accītus
participle
p. of accio
accitus
accītus
noun
a summons
acclamatio
acclāmātiō
noun
a calling
acclamo
acclāmō
verb
to call to
acclaro
acclārō
verb
[in the language of augurs] to make clear
acclinatus
acclīnātus
adjective
recumbent
acclinis
acclīnis
adjective
leaning on
acclino
acclīnō
verb
to cause to lean on
acclivis
acclīvis
adjective
up-hill
acclivitas
acclīvitās
noun
an ascent
acclivus
acclīvus
adjective
up-hill
accola
accola
noun
he who dwells near
accolo
accolō
verb
to dwell near
accommodate
accommodātē
adverb
fitly
accommodatio
accommodātiō
noun
an adjustment
accommodatus
accommodātus
adjective
fitted
accommodo
accommodō
verb
to fit
accommodus
accommodus
adjective
fit for
accredo
accrēdō
verb
to accord belief
accresco
accrēscō
verb
to grow progressively
accretio
accrētiō
noun
an increase [once]
accubitio
accubitiō
noun
a lying
accubo
accubō
verb
to lie at
accumbo
accumbō
verb
to lay oneself down
accumulate
accumulātē
adverb
abundantly
accumulator
accumulator
noun
one who heaps up
accumulo
accumulō
verb
to heap up
accurate
accūrātē
adverb
carefully
accuratio
accūrātiō
noun
exactness
accuratus
accūrātus
adjective
carefully wrought
accuro
accūrō
verb
to give close attention to
accurro
accurrō
verb
to run to
accursus
accursus
noun
a running to
accusabilis
accūsābilis
adjective
that may be prosecuted
accusatio
accūsātiō
noun
[in judicial language] a formal complaint
accusator
accūsātor
noun
the accuser
accusatorie
accūsātōriē
adverb
as a prosecutor
accusatorius
accūsātōrius
adjective
of a prosecutor
accuso
accūsō
verb
to call to account
acer
acer
noun
the maple-tree
acer
ācer
adjective
[to the senses] sharp
acerbe
acerbē
adverb
bitterly
acerbitas
acerbitās
noun
bitterness
acerbo
acerbō
verb
to aggravate
acerbus
acerbus
adjective
[in taste] harsh
acernus
acernus
adjective
of maple wood
acerra
acerra
noun
a casket for incense
acerrime
ācerrimē
adverb
[superlative of acriter]
acersecomes
acersecomēs
noun
unshorn
acervalis
acervālis
adjective
[only as subst] a conclusion by accumulation
acervatim
acervātim
adverb
by heaps
acervo
acervō
verb
to heap up
acervus
acervus
noun
a mass of similar objects
acesco
acēscō
verb
to turn sour
acetum
acētum
noun
vinegar
Achaei
Achaeī
noun
the inhabitants of the district of Achaia
Achaemenes
Achaemenēs
noun
an ancestor of the kings of Persia
Achaemenius
Achaemenius
adjective
Persian
Achaias
Achāias
noun
a Greek woman
Achaicus
Achāicus
adjective
Achaean
Achais
Achāis
adjective
Grecian
Achaius
Achāius
adjective
grecian
Acharnanus
Acharnānus
adjective
of Acharnae (an Attic deme)
Acheloius
Achelōius
adjective
of the river Achelous
Acheron
Acherōn
noun
a river of the lower world
Acheruns
Acherūns
noun
a river of the lower world
Acherusiunsius
Acherūsīūnsius
adjective
of the Acheron in Bruttium
Acherusius
Acherūsīus
adjective
of the Acheron in Bruttium
Achilles
Achillēs
noun
a Grecian hero
Achilleus
Achillēus
adjective
of Achilles
Achivus
Achīvus
adjective
achaean
Acidalia
Acīdalia
noun
an epithet of Venus
acidus
acidus
adjective
sour
acies
aciēs
noun
a sharp edge
acinaces
acīnacēs
noun
a scimitar
acinum
acinum
noun
a small berry
acinus
acinus
noun
a small berry
acipenser
acipēnser
noun
a sea-fish
aclis
āclis
noun
a small javelin with a strap
aclys
āclys
noun
a small javelin with a strap
acoenonoetus
acoenonoētus
noun
without common-sense
aconiton
aconīton
noun
a poisonous plant
aconitum
aconītum
noun
a poisonous plant
acquiesco
acquiēscō
verb
to become quiet
acquiro
acquīrō
verb
to get in addition
Acragas
Acragas
noun
agrigentum
acratophoron
acrātophoron
noun
a vessel for unmixed wine
acratophorum
acrātophorum
noun
a vessel for unmixed wine
acredula
acrēdula
noun
an unknown animal
acriculus
ācriculus
adjective
irritable
acrimonia
ācrimōnia
noun
sharpness
Acrisioneus
Acrisiōnēus
adjective
of Acrisius
Acrisioniades
Ācrisiōniadēs
noun
a descendant of Acrisius
Acrisius
Ācrisius
noun
a king of Argos
acriter
ācriter
adverb
sharply
acroama
acroāma
noun
an entertainment for the ear
acroasis
acroāsis
noun
[properly] a hearing
Acroceraunium
Acroceraunium
noun
a rocky promontory of Epirus
acta
acta
noun
the sea-shore
Actaei
Actaeī
noun
the people of Attica
Actaeon
Actaeōn
noun
grandson of Cadmus
Actaeus
Actaeus
adjective
[properly] of Acte (the coast of Attica)
Actiacus
Actiacus
adjective
of Actium
Actias
Actias
adjective
f
actio
āctiō
noun
a putting in motion
actito
āctitō
verb
to conduct often
Actium
Actium
noun
a promontory of Acarnania
Actius
Actius
adjective
of Actium
actor
āctor
noun
a driver
actuaria
āctuāria
noun
[sc. navis] a swift boat
actuariola
āctuāriola
noun
a row-boat
actuarius
āctuārius
adjective
easily driven
actum
āctum
noun
a deed
actuose
āctuōsē
adverb
passionately
actuosus
āctuōsus
adjective
full of life
actus
āctus
participle
p. of ago
actus
āctus
noun
a driving
actutum
āctūtum
adverb
immediately
aculeatus
aculeātus
adjective
with a sting
aculeus
aculeus
noun
a sting
acumen
acūmen
noun
[properly] a point
acuo
acuō
verb
to sharpen
acus
acus
noun
a needle
acute
acūtē
adverb
sharply
acutulus
acūtulus
adjective
rather keen
acutum
acūtum
adverb
see acutus
acutus
acūtus
adjective
sharpened
ad
ad
preposition
to
adactio
adāctiō
noun
a compelling
adactus
adāctus
participle
p. of adigo
adaeque
adaequē
adverb
in like manner
adaequo
adaequō
verb
to make equal
adamanteus
adamantēus
adjective
hard as steel
adamantinus
adamantinus
adjective
hard as steel
adamas
adamās
noun
adamant
adamo
adamō
verb
to fall in love with
adaperio
adaperiō
verb
to throw open
adapertilis
adapertilis
adjective
that may be opened
adapertus
adapertus
adjective
open
adaquor
adaquor
verb
to obtain water
adaugeo
adaugeō
verb
to increase by adding
adaugesco
adaugēscō
verb
to grow
adbibo
adbibō
verb
to take in by drinking
adc
adc
cross-reference
adcedo
adcēdō
verb
to go to
adcendo
adcendō
verb
to kindle
adcio
adciō
verb
to call
adclamatio
adclāmātiō
noun
a calling
adclamo
adclāmō
verb
to call to
adclaro
adclārō
verb
[in the language of augurs] to make clear
adclinatus
adclīnātus
adjective
recumbent
adclinis
adclīnis
adjective
leaning on
adclino
adclīnō
verb
to cause to lean on
adclivis
adclīvis
adjective
up-hill
adclivus
adclīvus
adjective
up-hill
adcolo
adcolō
verb
to dwell near
adcommodatio
adcommodātiō
noun
an adjustment
adcommodatus
adcommodātus
adjective
fitted
adcommodo
adcommodō
verb
to fit
adcommodus
adcommodus
adjective
fit for
adcredo
adcrēdō
verb
to accord belief
adcresco
adcrēscō
verb
to grow progressively
adcubitio
adcubitiō
noun
a lying
adcubo
adcubō
verb
to lie at
adcumbo
adcumbō
verb
to lay oneself down
adcumulate
adcumulātē
adverb
abundantly
adcumulator
adcumulator
noun
one who heaps up
adcumulo
adcumulō
verb
to heap up
adcurate
adcūrātē
adverb
carefully
adcuratio
adcūrātiō
noun
exactness
adcuratus
adcūrātus
adjective
carefully wrought
adcuro
adcūrō
verb
to give close attention to
adcurro
adcurrō
verb
to run to
adcursus
adcursus
noun
a running to
adcusabilis
adcūsābilis
adjective
that may be prosecuted
addenseo
addēnseō
verb
to crowd together
addenso
addēnsō
verb
addico
addīcō
verb
to give assent
addictio
addictiō
noun
an award
addictus
addictus
participle
p. of addico
addisco
addiscō
verb
to learn in addition
additamentum
additāmentum
noun
an accession
addo
addō
verb
to put to
addoceo
addoceō
verb
to teach in addition [once]
addubito
addubitō
verb
to entertain a doubt
adduco
addūcō
verb
to lead to
adducte
adductē
adverb
strictly
adductus
adductus
adjective
strict
adedo
adedō
verb
to eat away
Adelphos
Adelphos
noun
the Brothers (a comedy)
ademptio
adēmptiō
noun
a taking away
ademptus
adēmptus
participle
p. of adimo
adeo
adeō
verb
to go to
adeo
adeō
adverb
to this
adeps
adeps
noun
the soft fat of non-ruminating animals
adeptio
adeptiō
noun
an obtaining
adequito
adequitō
verb
to ride to
adesdum
adesdum
cross-reference
(imper. of adsum with dum)
adesus
adēsus
participle
p. of adedo
adfabilis
adfābilis
adjective
approachable
adfabilitas
adfābilitās
noun
courtesy
adfabre
adfabrē
adverb
cunningly
adfatim
adfatim
adverb
satisfactorily
adfatus
adfātus
noun
an accosting
adfectatio
adfectātiō
noun
a claiming
adfectio
adfectiō
noun
a relation
adfecto
adfectō
verb
to strive after
adfectus
adfectus
adjective
furnished
adfectus
adfectus
noun
a state
adfero
adferō
verb
to bring
adficio
adficiō
verb
to do to
adfigo
adfīgō
verb
to fasten
adfingo
adfingō
verb
to form as an addition
adfinis
adfīnis
adjective
adjoining
adfinis
adfīnis
noun
a connection by marriage
adfinitas
adfīnitās
noun
relationship by marriage
adfirmans
adfīrmāns
participle
p. of adfirmo
adfirmate
adfīrmātē
adverb
with solemn assurance
adfirmatio
adfīrmātiō
noun
an affirmation
adfirmo
adfīrmō
verb
to strengthen
adfixus
adfīxus
adjective
joined
adflatus
adflātus
noun
a blowing on
adflictatio
adflīctātiō
noun
physical pain
adflicto
adflīctō
verb
to break to pieces
adflictor
adflīctor
noun
one who strikes down
adflictus
adflīctus
adjective
cast down
adfligo
adflīgō
verb
to dash at
adflo
adflō
verb
to blow on
adfluens
adfluēns
adjective
flowing
adfluenter
adfluenter
adverb
lavishly
adfluentia
adfluentia
noun
a flowing to
adfluo
adfluō
verb
to flow to
adfor
adfor
verb
[in general] to speak to
adfore
adfore
cross-reference
adforem
adforem
cross-reference
adfui
adfuī
cross-reference
adfulgeo
adfulgeō
verb
(only perf. stem)
adfundo
adfundō
verb
to pour into
adfuturus
adfutūrus
participle
p. of adsum
adg
adg
cross-reference
adgemo
adgemō
verb
to groan at
adgero
adgerō
verb
to bring up
adgero
adgerō
verb
to make a mound of
adgestus
adgestus
noun
a bringing in
adglomero
adglomerō
verb
to wind on
adglutino
adglutinō
verb
to glue to
adgn
adgn
cross-reference
adgnascor
adgnāscor
verb
to be born in addition (i. e. after a father's will was made)
adgnatio
adgnātiō
noun
consanguinity on the father's side
adgnatus
adgnātus
noun
a relation on the father's side
adgnosco
adgnōscō
verb
to recognize
adgravesco
adgravēscō
verb
to increase in weight
adgravo
adgravō
verb
to make heavy
adgredior
adgredior
verb
to approach
adgrego
adgregō
verb
to add to a flock
adgressio
adgressiō
noun
an assault
adhaereo
adhaereō
verb
to cleave
adhaeresco
adhaerēscō
verb
to cleave
adhaesio
adhaesiō
noun
an adhering
adhibeo
adhibeō
verb
to hold toward
adhinnio
adhinniō
verb
to neigh to
adhortatio
adhortātiō
noun
an encouragement
adhortator
adhortātor
noun
one who encourages
adhortor
adhortor
verb
to encourage
adhuc
adhūc
adverb
[of time] until now
adiaceo
adiaceō
verb
to lie at
adicio
adiciō
verb
to throw to
adiectio
adiectiō
noun
an annexation
adigo
adigō
verb
to drive
adiicio
adiiciō
cross-reference
adimo
adimō
verb
to take away
adipatus
adipātus
adjective
fat
adipiscor
adipīscor
verb
to come up with
aditus
aditus
participle
p. of 1 adeo
aditus
aditus
noun
a going to
adiudico
adiūdicō
verb
to make a judicial award
adiuero
adiuerō
cross-reference
adiumentum
adiūmentum
noun
for adiuvamentum
adiunctio
adiūnctiō
noun
a joining
adiunctor
adiūnctor
noun
he who adds
adiunctus
adiūnctus
adjective
closely connected
adiungo
adiungō
verb
to fasten on
adiuro
adiūrō
verb
to swear to in addition
adiuto
adiūtō
verb
to help zealously
adiutor
adiūtor
noun
a helper
adiutrix
adiūtrīx
noun
she that helps
adiutus
adiūtus
participle
p. of adiuvo
adiuvo
adiuvō
verb
to help
adlabor
adlābor
verb
to glide towards
adlaboro
adlabōrō
verb
to labor
adlacrimo
adlacrimō
verb
to shed tears thereat
adlapsus
adlapsus
noun
a gliding up to
adlatro
adlātrō
verb
to bark at
adlaturus
adlātūrus
participle
pP. of adfero
adlatus
adlātus
participle
pP. of adfero
adlecto
adlectō
verb
to allure
adlegatio
adlēgātiō
noun
a sending
adlego
adlēgō
verb
to send on business
adlego
adlegō
verb
to select
adlevamentum
adlevāmentum
noun
a mitigation
adlevatio
adlevātiō
noun
an alleviation
adlevo
adlevō
verb
to lift up
adlicio
adliciō
verb
to allure
adlido
adlīdō
verb
to strike upon
adligo
adligō
verb
to bind to
adlino
adlinō
verb
to besmear
adlisus
adlīsus
participle
p. of adlido
adlocutio
adlocūtiō
noun
a consoling
adlocutus
adlocūtus
participle
p. of adloquor
adloquium
adloquium
noun
an exhortation
adloquor
adloquor
verb
to speak to
adludo
adlūdō
verb
to play
adluo
adluō
verb
to flow near to
adluvies
adluviēs
noun
an inundation dub
adluvio
adluviō
noun
an inundation
admaturo
admātūrō
verb
to mature [once]
admetior
admētior
verb
to measure out
adminiculo
adminiculō
verb
to prop
adminiculum
adminiculum
noun
in vineyards
administer
administer
noun
one who is at hand to help
administra
administra
noun
a female assistant
administratio
administrātiō
noun
aid
administrator
administrātor
noun
a manager
administro
administrō
verb
to manage
admirabilis
admīrābilis
adjective
admirable
admirabilitas
admīrābilitās
noun
admirableness
admirabiliter
admīrābiliter
adverb
wonderfully
admirandus
admīrandus
adjective
to be wondered at
admiratio
admīrātiō
noun
admiration
admirator
admīrātor
noun
an admirer
admiror
admīror
verb
to regard with wonder
admisceo
admisceō
verb
to add so as to form a mixture
admissarius
admissārius
noun
a stallion
admissum
admissum
noun
a voluntary fault
admissus
admissus
participle
p. of admitto
admistio
admīstiō
cross-reference
admistus
admīstus
cross-reference
admitto
admittō
verb
(admittier
admixtio
admīxtiō
noun
a mingling
admixtus
admīxtus
participle
p. of admisceo
admodum
admodum
adverb
[properly] to the proper limit
admolior
admōlior
verb
to bring hither
admoneo
admoneō
verb
to bring to mind
admonitio
admonitiō
noun
a suggestion
admonitor
admonitor
noun
an admonisher
admonitum
admonitum
noun
a reminding
admonitus
admonitus
noun
a reminding
admorsus
admorsus
adjective
bitten
admotio
admōtiō
noun
an application
admoveo
admoveō
verb
to move to
admugio
admūgiō
verb
to low to
admurmuratio
admurmurātiō
noun
a murmuring
admurmuro
admurmurō
verb
to murmur
adnascor
adnāscor
cross-reference
adnato
adnatō
verb
to swim up
adnatus
adnātus
cross-reference
adnecto
adnectō
verb
to tie to
adnexus
adnexus
noun
a connection
adnisus
adnīsus
participle
p. of adnitor
adnitor
adnītor
verb
to lean against
adnixus
adnīxus
participle
p. of adnitor
adno
adnō
verb
to swim to
adnosco
adnōscō
verb
to recognize
adnosco
adnōscō
cross-reference
adnoto
adnotō
verb
to observe
adnumero
adnumerō
verb
to add
adnuntio
adnūntiō
verb
to announce
adnuo
adnuō
verb
to nod to
adoleo
adoleō
verb
to turn to vapor
adolescens
adolēscēns
adjective
growing
adolescens
adolēscēns
noun
[between pueritia and senectus] a youth
adolescentia
adolēscentia
noun
youth
adolescentula
adolēscentula
noun
a young maiden
adolescentulus
adolēscentulus
noun
a very young man
adolesco
adolēscō
verb
to grow up
adolesco
adolēscō
verb
to burn
Adonis
Adōnis
noun
a youth beloved by Venus
adoperio
adoperiō
verb
to cover
adoptatio
adoptātiō
noun
an adopting
adoptio
ādoptiō
noun
a taking as a child
adoptivus
adoptīvus
adjective
of adoption
adopto
adoptō
verb
to take by choice
ador
ador
noun
a grain
adorea
adōrea
noun
a prize of valor (anciently a gift of grain)
adoreus
adōreus
adjective
of spelt
adorior
adorior
verb
to approach as an enemy
adorno
adōrnō
verb
to provide
adoro
adōrō
verb
to call upon
adp
adp
cross-reference
adparate
adparātē
adverb
sumptuously
adparatio
adparātiō
noun
a preparing
adparatus
adparātus
adjective
prepared
adparatus
adparātus
noun
a preparing
adpareo
adpāreō
verb
to appear
adparitio
adpāritiō
noun
a serving
adparitor
adpāritor
noun
a servant
adparo
adparō
verb
to prepare
adpellatio
adpellātiō
noun
an addressing
adpellator
adpellātor
noun
one who appeals
adpello
adpellō
verb
to drive to
adpello
adpellō
verb
to address
adpendicula
adpendicula
noun
a petty addition
adpendix
adpendix
noun
an addition
adpendo
adpendō
verb
to weigh out
adpetens
adpetēns
adjective
striving after
adpetenter
adpetenter
adverb
greedily
adpetentia
adpetentia
noun
desire
adpetitio
adpetītiō
noun
a grasping at
adpetitus
adpetītus
noun
a longing
adpetitus
adpetītus
participle
p. of appeto
adpeto
adpetō
verb
[transitively] to strive for
adpingo
adpingō
verb
to paint upon (very rare)
adplaudo
adplaudō
verb
to strike upon
adplicatio
adplicātiō
noun
an inclination
adplicatus
adplicātus
adjective
attached
adplico
adplicō
verb
to join
adploro
adplōrō
verb
to bewail
adpono
adpōnō
verb
to put at
adporrectus
adporrēctus
adjective
stretched out at hand
adporto
adportō
verb
to carry
adposco
adpōscō
verb
to demand besides
adposite
adpositē
adverb
fitly
adpositus
adpositus
adjective
contiguous
adprecor
adprecor
verb
to pray to
adprehendo
adprehendō
verb
to seize
adprime
adprīmē
adverb
first of all
adprimo
adprimō
verb
to press close
adprobatio
adprobātiō
noun
an approval
adprobator
adprobātor
noun
one who approves
adprobo
adprobō
verb
to assent to
adpromitto
adprōmittō
verb
to promise besides
adpropero
adproperō
verb
trans
adpropinquatio
adpropinquātiō
noun
an approach
adpropinquo
adpropinquō
verb
to come near
adpugno
adpūgnō
verb
to fight against
adpulsus
adpulsus
noun
[of ships etc.] a landing
adpulsus
adpulsus
participle
p. of 1 appello
adquiesco
adquiēscō
verb
to become quiet
adquiro
adquīrō
verb
to get in addition
adrado
adrādō
verb
to scrape
adrectus
adrēctus
adjective
upright
adrepo
adrēpō
verb
to creep to
Adria
Adria
cross-reference
adria
adria
cross-reference
adrideo
adrīdeō
verb
to laugh
adrigo
adrigō
verb
to set up
adripio
adripiō
verb
to snatch
adrisio
adrīsiō
noun
a smile of approval
adrodo
adrōdō
verb
to nibble at
adrogans
adrogāns
adjective
(P. of adrogo)
adroganter
adroganter
adverb
presumptuously
adrogantia
adrogantia
noun
assumption
adrogo
adrogō
verb
to add
adsc
adsc
cross-reference
adscendo
adscendō
verb
to mount
adscensio
adscēnsiō
noun
a rising
adscensus
adscēnsus
participle
p. of ascendo
adscensus
adscēnsus
noun
a climbing
adscio
adsciō
verb
to receive
adscisco
adscīscō
verb
to take to oneself
adscitus
adscītus
adjective
adopted
adscribo
adscrībō
verb
to write in addition
adscripticius
adscrīptīcius
adjective
received by enrolment [once]
adscriptio
adscrīptiō
noun
an addition in writing
adscriptor
adscrīptor
noun
one who adds his name
adscriptus
adscrīptus
participle
p. of ascribo
adsecla
adsecla
noun
a follower
adsectatio
adsectātiō
noun
a waiting on
adsectator
adsectātor
noun
a client
adsector
adsector
verb
to wait upon
adsecula
adsecula
noun
a follower
adsensio
adsēnsiō
noun
an assent
adsensor
adsēnsor
noun
one who agrees
adsensus
adsēnsus
noun
an agreement
adsensus
adsēnsus
participle
p. of adsentio
adsentatio
adsentātiō
noun
flattery
adsentatiuncula
adsentātiuncula
noun
a bit of flattery
adsentator
adsentātor
noun
a flatterer
adsentatorie
adsentātōriē
adverb
fawningly
adsentio
adsentiō
verb
to agree with
adsentior
adsentior
verb
to give assent
adsentor
adsentor
verb
to assent constantly
adsequor
adsequor
verb
to follow up
adsero
adserō
verb
to plant at
adsero
adserō
verb
to claim
adsertor
adsertor
noun
one who claims (as master)
adservio
adserviō
verb
to help
adservo
adservō
verb
to watch over
adsessio
adsessiō
noun
a sitting near
adsessor
adsessor
noun
an assistant
adsessus
adsessus
noun
a sitting by
adseveranter
adsevēranter
adverb
earnestly
adseveratio
adsevērātiō
noun
a vehement assertion
adsevero
adsevērō
verb
to affirm
adsideo
adsideō
verb
to sit by
adsido
adsīdō
verb
to take a seat
adsidue
adsiduē
adverb
continually
adsiduitas
adsiduitās
noun
constant attendance
adsiduus
adsiduus
adjective
attending
adsignatio
adsīgnātiō
noun
an assigning
adsigno
adsīgnō
verb
to mark out
adsilio
adsiliō
verb
to leap at
adsimilis
adsimilis
adjective
like
adsimilo
adsimilō
verb
to make like
adsimulatio
adsimulātiō
noun
a feigned assent
adsimulatus
adsimulātus
adjective
feigned
adsimulo
adsimulō
verb
to make like
adsisto
adsistō
verb
to stand by
adsitus
adsitus
participle
p. of 1 adsero
adsoleo
adsoleō
verb
(only 3d person)
adsono
adsonō
verb
to resound
adsp
adsp
cross-reference
adspargo
adspargō
cross-reference
adspargo
adspargō
noun
a sprinkling
adspectabilis
adspectābilis
adjective
visible
adspecto
adspectō
verb
to look at attentively
adspectus
adspectus
participle
p. of aspicio
adspectus
adspectus
noun
a seeing
adspergo
adspergō
noun
a sprinkling
adspergo
adspergō
verb
to scatter
adspicio
adspiciō
verb
to look at
adspiratio
adspīrātiō
noun
a breathing on
adspiro
adspīrō
verb
to breathe at
adst
adst
cross-reference
adsterno
adsternō
verb
to strew on [once]
adstipulator
adstipulātor
noun
[in law] an associate in accepting a verbal contract
adstipulor
adstipulor
verb
[in law] to join the principal
adstituo
adstituō
verb
to place
adsto
adstō
verb
to stand at
adstrepo
adstrepō
verb
to make a noise at
adstringo
adstringō
verb
to bind on
adstruo
adstruō
verb
to build in addition
adstupeo
adstupeō
verb
to be amazed at
adsuefacio
adsuēfaciō
verb
to accustom
adsuesco
adsuēscō
verb
to accustom
adsuetudo
adsuētūdō
noun
custom
adsuetus
adsuētus
adjective
habituated
adsulto
adsultō
verb
to leap at
adsultus
adsultus
noun
an attack
adsum
adsum
verb
to be at
adsumo
adsūmō
verb
to take to oneself
adsumptio
adsūmptiō
noun
acceptance
adsumptivus
adsūmptīvus
adjective
[in rhetoric] extraneous
adsuo
adsuō
verb
to sew on
adsurgo
adsurgō
verb
to rise up
adt
adt
cross-reference
adtemperate
adtemperātē
adverb
opportunely
adtendo
adtendō
verb
to stretch toward
adtente
adtentē
adverb
carefully
adtentus
adtentus
adjective
attentive
adtenuate
adtenuātē
adverb
[of style] dryly
adtenuatio
adtenuātiō
noun
a lessening
adtenuatus
adtenuātus
adjective
enfeebled
adtenuo
adtenuō
verb
to make thin
adtero
adterō
verb
to rub against
adtestor
adtestor
verb
to prove
adtexo
adtexō
verb
to weave to
adtineo
adtineō
verb
[transitively] to hold fast
adtingo
adtingō
verb
to touch
adtollo
adtollō
verb
to lift up
adtondeo
adtondeō
verb
to shave
adtonitus
adtonitus
adjective
thunderstruck
adtono
adtonō
verb
to thunder at
adtorqueo
adtorqueō
verb
to hurl upwards
adtraho
adtrahō
verb
to draw
adtrectatus
adtrectātus
noun
a handling
adtrecto
adtrectō
verb
to touch
adtribuo
adtribuō
verb
to assign
adtributio
adtribūtiō
noun
an assignment (of a debt)
adtributum
adtribūtum
noun
[in grammar] an attribute
adtritus
adtrītus
adjective
rubbed
adulans
adūlāns
noun
see adu_lor
adulatio
adūlātiō
noun
a fawning
adulator
adūlātor
noun
a sycophant
adulatorius
adūlātōrius
adjective
flattering
adulescens
adulēscēns
adjective
growing
adulescens
adulēscēns
noun
[between pueritia and senectus] a youth
adulescentia
adulēscentia
noun
youth
adulescentula
adulēscentula
noun
a young maiden
adulescentulus
adulēscentulus
noun
a very young man
adulesco
adulēscō
verb
to grow up
adulor
adūlor
verb
to fawn
adulo
adūlō
verb
to fawn upon
adulter
adulter
adjective
adulterous
adulterinus
adulterīnus
adjective
false
adulterium
adulterium
noun
adultery
adultero
adulterō
verb
to commit adultery
adultus
adultus
adjective
grown up
adumbratio
adumbrātiō
noun
a sketch
adumbratus
adumbrātus
adjective
sketched
adumbro
adumbrō
verb
to sketch in shadow
aduncitas
aduncitās
noun
hookedness
aduncus
aduncus
adjective
bent inwards
adurgeo
adurgeō
verb
to pursue closely
aduro
adūrō
verb
to set on fire
adusque
adūsque
preposition
[in poetry] all the way to
adustus
adūstus
adjective
sunburnt
advecticius
advectīcius
adjective
imported
advecto
advectō
verb
to keep bringing
advectus
advectus
noun
a bringing hither
adveho
advehō
verb
to bring hither
advelo
advēlō
verb
to veil
advena
advena
noun
a stranger
advenio
adveniō
verb
to come to
adventicius
adventīcius
adjective
foreign
advento
adventō
verb
to advance
adventus
adventus
noun
a coming
adversarius
adversārius
adjective
opposite
adversatrix
adversātrīx
noun
an opponent
adversio
adversiō
noun
direction
adversor
adversor
verb
to resist
adversum
adversum
noun
the opposite direction
adversum
adversum
adverb
opposite
adversum
adversum
preposition
opposite to
adversum
adversum
noun
misfortune
adversus
adversus
adverb
opposite
adversus
adversus
preposition
opposite to
adversus
adversus
adjective
turned towards
adversus
adversus
noun
an enemy
adverto
advertō
verb
to turn to
advesperasco
advesperāscō
verb
it approaches evening
advigilo
advigilō
verb
to watch
advocata
advocāta
noun
one called to aid
advocatio
advocātiō
noun
a summoning as counsel
advocatus
advocātus
noun
one called to aid
advoco
advocō
verb
to call
advolatus
advolātus
noun
an approach by flying
advolo
advolō
verb
to fly to
advolvo
advolvō
verb
to roll to
advorsarius
advorsārius
adjective
opposite
advorsatrix
advorsātrīx
noun
an opponent
advorsor
advorsor
verb
to resist
advorsum
advorsum
cross-reference
advorsus
advorsus
preposition
opposite to
advorsus
advorsus
adverb
opposite
advorsus
advorsus
adjective
turned towards
advorto
advortō
cross-reference
advorto
advortō
verb
to turn to
adytum
adytum
noun
[usu. plur] the inmost recess
aedes
aedēs
noun
a dwelling of the gods
aedicula
aedicula
noun
a small temple
aedificatio
aedificātiō
noun
the process of building
aedificatiuncula
aedificātiuncula
noun
a little building
aedificator
aedificātor
noun
a builder
aedificium
aedificium
noun
a building
aedifico
aedificō
verb
to build
aedilicius
aedīlīcius
adjective
of an aedile
aedilis
aedīlis
noun
a commissioner of buildings
aedilitas
aedīlitās
noun
the office of an aedile
aedilitius
aedīlītius
cross-reference
aedis
aedis
noun
a dwelling of the gods
aeditimus
aeditimus
adjective
old for aedituus
aeditumus
aeditumus
adjective
old for aedituus
aedituus
aedituus
noun
a custodian of a temple
Aegaeus
Aegaeus
adjective
Aegean
aeger
aeger
adjective
unwell
aegis
aegis
noun
the shield of Jupiter
aegre
aegrē
adverb
painfully
aegresco
aegrēscō
verb
to fall sick
aegrimonia
aegrimōnia
noun
anxiety
aegritudo
aegritūdō
noun
sickness
aegrotatio
aegrōtātiō
noun
sickness
aegroto
aegrōtō
verb
to be sick
aegrotus
aegrōtus
adjective
sick
Aegyptius
Aegyptius
adjective
egyptian
aelinos
aelinos
noun
a dirge
aemulatio
aemulātiō
noun
rivalry
aemulator
aemulātor
noun
a zealous imitator
aemulatus
aemulātus
noun
rivalry
aemulor
aemulor
verb
to rival
aemulus
aemulus
adjective
striving earnestly after
Aeneius
Aenēius
adjective
of Aeneas
aeneum
aēneum
noun
a brazen vessel
aeneus
aēneus
adjective
of copper
aenigma
aenigma
noun
a figure
aenipes
aēnipēs
adjective
bronze-footed
aenum
aēnum
noun
a brazen vessel
aenus
aēnus
adjective
of copper
Aeolius
Aeolius
adjective
1. Of Aeolus
aequabilis
aequābilis
adjective
like
aequabilitas
aequābilitās
noun
equality
aequabiliter
aequābiliter
adverb
equally
aequaevus
aequaevus
adjective
of equal age
aequalis
aequālis
adjective
equal
aequalitas
aequālitās
noun
equality
aequaliter
aequāliter
adverb
evenly
aequanimitas
aequanimitās
noun
good-will
aequatio
aequātiō
noun
an equal distribution
aequatus
aequātus
adjective
level
aeque
aequē
adverb
equally
aequilibritas
aequilībritās
noun
equipoise
aequinoctialis
aequinoctiālis
adjective
equinoctial
aequinoctium
aequinoctium
noun
the equinox
aequipero
aequiperō
verb
to compare
aequitas
aequitās
noun
uniformity
aequo
aequō
verb
to make equal
aequor
aequor
noun
an even surface
aequoreus
aequoreus
adjective
of the sea
aequum
aequum
noun
a plain
aequus
aequus
adjective
even
aer
āēr
noun
the air
aeraria
aerāria
noun
a mine
aerarium
aerārium
noun
part of the temple of Saturn at Rome
aerarius
aerārius
adjective
of copper
aerarius
aerārius
noun
a resident who pays a polltax
aeratus
aerātus
adjective
of bronze
aereus
aereus
adjective
of copper
aerifer
aerifer
adjective
bearing bronze
aeripes
aeripēs
adjective
with feet of bronze
aerugo
aerūgō
noun
rust of copper
aerumna
aerumna
noun
toil
aerumnosus
aerumnōsus
adjective
full of trouble
aes
aes
noun
crude metal
aesculetum
aesculētum
noun
a forest of oaks
aesculeus
aesculeus
adjective
of the oak
aesculus
aesculus
noun
the Italian oak (with edible acorns)
Aesopius
Aesōpius
adjective
aesopian
aestas
aestās
noun
summer
aestifer
aestifer
adjective
heat-bringing
aestimabilis
aestimābilis
adjective
worthy of esteem
aestimatio
aestimātiō
noun
the determination of value
aestimator
aestimātor
noun
one who values
aestimo
aestimō
verb
to determine the value of
aestivum
aestīvum
noun
a summer camp
aestivus
aestīvus
adjective
of summer
aestuarium
aestuārium
noun
a tract overflowed at high tide
aestumo
aestumō
verb
to determine the value of
aestuo
aestuō
verb
[fire]
aestuose
aestūosē
adverb
glowingly
aestuosus
aestuōsus
adjective
burning hot
aestus
aestus
noun
[of fire] an agitation
aetas
aetās
noun
the life of man
aetatula
aetātula
noun
a tender age
aeternitas
aeternitās
noun
eternity
aeterno
aeternō
verb
to perpetuate
aeternum
aeternum
adverb
forever
aeternus
aeternus
adjective
[of an age] lasting
aether
aethēr
noun
the upper air
aetherius
aetherius
adjective
of the upper air
Aethiops
Aethiops
noun
an Ethiopian
aethra
aethra
noun
the ether
aevitas
aevitās
noun
[old for aetas] age
aevom
aevom
noun
neverending time
aevum
aevum
noun
neverending time
af
af
preposition
[space] from
Afer
Āfer
adjective
african
aff
aff
cross-reference
affabilis
affābilis
adjective
approachable
affabilitas
affābilitās
noun
courtesy
affabre
affabrē
adverb
cunningly
affatim
affatim
adverb
satisfactorily
affatus
affātus
noun
an accosting
affectatio
affectātiō
noun
a claiming
affectio
affectiō
noun
a relation
affecto
affectō
verb
to strive after
affectus
affectus
noun
a state
affectus
affectus
adjective
furnished
affero
afferō
verb
to bring
afficio
afficiō
verb
to do to
affigo
affīgō
verb
to fasten
affingo
affingō
verb
to form as an addition
affinis
affīnis
adjective
adjoining
affinitas
affīnitās
noun
relationship by marriage
affirmans
affīrmāns
participle
p. of adfirmo
affirmate
affīrmātē
adverb
with solemn assurance
affirmatio
affīrmātiō
noun
an affirmation
affirmo
affīrmō
verb
to strengthen
afflatus
afflātus
noun
a blowing on
afflictatio
afflīctātiō
noun
physical pain
afflicto
afflīctō
verb
to break to pieces
afflictor
afflīctor
noun
one who strikes down
afflictus
afflīctus
adjective
cast down
affligo
afflīgō
verb
to dash at
afflo
afflō
verb
to blow on
affluens
affluēns
adjective
flowing
affluentia
affluentia
noun
a flowing to
affluo
affluō
verb
to flow to
affor
affor
verb
[in general] to speak to
affulgeo
affulgeō
verb
(only perf. stem)
affundo
affundō
verb
to pour into
afore
afore
cross-reference
aforem
aforem
cross-reference
Africa
Āfrica
noun
libya
Africanus
Āfricānus
adjective
of Africa
Africus
Āfricus
adjective
African
agaso
agāsō
noun
a driver
Agbarus
Agbarus
noun
the local title of the Arabian kings of Edessa
age
age
interjection
come
agedum
agedum
interjection
come now!
agellulus
agellulus
noun
a very small field
agellus
agellus
noun
a small estate
agema
agēma
noun
the flower of the (Macedonian) cavalry
Agenor
Agēnor
noun
a king of Phoenicia
agens
agēns
adjective
effective
ager
ager
noun
productive land
aggemo
aggemō
verb
to groan at
agger
agger
noun
a mass
aggero
aggerō
verb
to make a mound of
aggero
aggerō
verb
to bring up
aggestus
aggestus
noun
a bringing in
agglomero
agglomerō
verb
to wind on
agglutino
agglutinō
verb
to glue to
aggravesco
aggravēscō
verb
to increase in weight
aggravo
aggravō
verb
to make heavy
aggredior
aggredior
verb
to approach
aggrego
aggregō
verb
to add to a flock
aggressio
aggressiō
noun
an assault
aggressus
aggressus
participle
p. of aggredior
agilis
agilis
adjective
nimble
agilitas
agilitās
noun
nimbleness
agitabilis
agitābilis
adjective
easily moved
agitatio
agitātiō
noun
movement
agitator
agitātor
noun
a driver
agite
agite
cross-reference
imper. plur. of ago
agito
agitō
verb
to set in violent motion
agmen
āgmen
noun
that which is driven
agna
āgna
noun
a ewe lamb
Agnale
Āgnāle
noun
the festival Agonalia (in honor of Janus
Agnalis
Agnālis
adjective
of the festival Agonalia (in honor of Janus
agnascor
āgnāscor
verb
to be born in addition (i. e. after a father's will was made)
agnatio
āgnātiō
noun
consanguinity on the father's side
agnatus
āgnātus
noun
a relation on the father's side
agnatus
āgnātus
participle
p. of agnascor
agnina
āgnīna
noun
the flesh of a lamb
agnitio
āgnitiō
noun
a knowing
agnosco
āgnōscō
verb
to recognize
agnus
āgnus
noun
a lamb
ago
agō
verb
to put in motion
Agonale
Āgōnāle
noun
the festival Agonalia (in honor of Janus
Agonalis
Agōnālis
adjective
of the festival Agonalia (in honor of Janus
agonium
agōnium
noun
a victim
agraria
agrāria
noun
(sc. lex)
agrarii
agrāriī
noun
the agrarian party
agrarius
agrārius
adjective
pertaining to land
agrestis
agrestis
noun
a countryman
agrestis
agrestis
adjective
of the fields
agricola
agricola
noun
a husbandman
agricultio
agricultiō
cross-reference
agricultor
agricultor
cross-reference
agricultura
agricultūra
cross-reference
agripeta
agripeta
noun
a colonist
agyieus
agyīeus
cross-reference
voc. Agyi_eu (trisyl.)
Agyieus
Agyīeus
cross-reference
voc. Agyi_eu (trisyl.)
ah
āh
interjection
ah! alas!
aheneum
ahēneum
noun
a brazen vessel
aheneus
ahēneus
cross-reference
aheneus
ahēneus
adjective
of copper
ahenipes
ahēnipēs
adjective
bronze-footed
ahenum
ahēnum
noun
a brazen vessel
ahenus
ahēnus
cross-reference
ahenus
ahēnus
adjective
of copper
ai
ai
interjection
alas
aiens
āiēns
cross-reference
(disyl.)
aio
āiō
verb
to say yes
Aius
Āius
noun
the speaker
ala
āla
noun
a wing
alacer
alacer
adjective
lively
alacritas
alacritās
noun
liveliness
alapa
alapa
noun
[given in the ceremony of emancipation] a box on the ear
alaris
ālāris
adjective
of the wing
alarius
ālārius
adjective
of the wing (of an army)
alatus
ālātus
adjective
winged
Alauda
Alauda
noun
a soldier of the legion Alauda (lark)
albatus
albātus
adjective
white - robed
albens
albēns
adjective
whitening
albeo
albeō
verb
to be white
albesco
albēscō
verb
to become white
albico
albicō
verb
to be white
albidus
albidus
adjective
whitish
Albula
Albula
noun
old name of the Tiber
albulus
albulus
adjective
whitish
album
album
noun
white color
albus
albus
adjective
white (without lustre
alces
alcēs
noun
the elk
Alcides
Alcīdēs
noun
a descendant of Alceus
Alcinous
Alcinous
noun
a king of the Phaeacians
alea
ālea
noun
a game with dice
aleator
āleātor
noun
a player with dice
aleatorius
āleātōrius
adjective
of a gamester
alec
alec
cross-reference
Alecto
Ālectō
noun
one of the three furies
aleo
āleō
noun
a gambler
ales
āles
adjective
winged
alga
alga
noun
sea-weed
algeo
algeō
verb
to be cold
algesco
algēscō
verb
to catch cold
algidus
algidus
adjective
cold
algor
algor
noun
cold
alias
aliās
adverb
[of time] at another time
alibi
alibī
adverb
elsewhere
alicubi
alicubī
adverb
at any place
alicunde
alicunde
adverb
from somewhere
alienatio
aliēnātiō
noun
[property] a transfer
alienatus
aliēnātus
participle
p. of alie_no_
alienigena
aliēnigena
noun
one born in a foreign land
alieno
aliēnō
verb
to make strange
alienum
aliēnum
noun
the property of a stranger
alienus
aliēnus
noun
one of another house
alienus
aliēnus
adjective
of another
aliger
āliger
adjective
bearing wings
alimentarius
alimentārius
adjective
pertaining to nourishment lex
alimentum
alimentum
noun
nourishment
alimonium
alimōnium
noun
nourishment
alio
aliō
adverb
to another place
alioqui
aliōquī
adverb
in another way
alioquin
aliōquīn
adverb
in another way
aliorsum
aliōrsum
adverb
in another direction
alipes
ālipēs
adjective
with wings on the feet
alipta
alīpta
noun
one who anointed wrestlers
aliptes
alīptēs
noun
one who anointed wrestlers
aliqua
aliquā
adverb
by any way
aliquam
aliquam
adverb
acc f. of aliqui
aliquamdiu
aliquamdiū
adverb
awhile
aliquando
aliquandō
adverb
[of time] at some time or other
aliquantisper
aliquantisper
adverb
for a moderate period
aliquanto
aliquantō
adverb
by some little
aliquantulum
aliquantulum
noun
a little
aliquantum
aliquantum
adverb
somewhat
aliquantum
aliquantum
noun
a little
aliquantus
aliquantus
adjective
of an indefinite quantity
aliqui
aliquī
pronoun
some
aliquid
aliquid
adverb
somewhat
aliquis
aliquis
pronoun
someone
aliquo
aliquō
adverb
to some place
aliquobi
aliquōbī
adverb
at any place
aliquot
aliquot
adjective
some
aliquotiens
aliquotiēns
adverb
several times
aliquoties
aliquotiēs
adverb
several times
alis
alis
cross-reference
aliter
aliter
adverb
in another manner
alium
ālium
noun
garlic
aliunde
aliunde
adverb
from another
alius
alius
adjective
another
allabor
allābor
verb
to glide towards
allaboro
allabōrō
verb
to labor
allacrimo
allacrimō
verb
to shed tears thereat
allapsus
allapsus
noun
a gliding up to
allatro
allātrō
verb
to bark at
allec
allēc
noun
a fish sauce
allecto
allectō
verb
to allure
Allecto
Allectō
noun
one of the three furies
allegatio
allēgātiō
noun
a sending
allego
allēgō
verb
to send on business
allego
allegō
verb
to select
allevamentum
allevāmentum
noun
a mitigation
allevatio
allevātiō
noun
an alleviation
allevo
allevō
verb
to lift up
allicio
alliciō
verb
to allure
allido
allīdō
verb
to strike upon
Alliensis
Alliēnsis
adjective
of the river Allia (where the Romans were defeated by the Gauls)
Allifanus
Allīfānus
adjective
of Allifae (a town of Samnium)
alligo
alligō
verb
to bind to
allino
allinō
verb
to besmear
allium
allium
noun
garlic
alll
alll
cross-reference
ad
Allobrox
Allobrox
noun
one of the Allobroges
allocutio
allocūtiō
noun
a consoling
alloquium
alloquium
noun
an exhortation
alloquor
alloquor
verb
to speak to
alludo
allūdō
verb
to play
alluo
alluō
verb
to flow near to
alluvies
alluviēs
noun
an inundation dub
alluvio
alluviō
noun
an inundation
almus
almus
adjective
nourishing
alnus
alnus
noun
the alder
alo
alō
verb
to feed
aloe
aloē
noun
the aloe
alpha
alpha
noun
indecl.
Alpinus
Alpīnus
adjective
of the Alps
alsus
alsus
adjective
cool
altar
altār
noun
a high altar
alte
altē
adverb
high
alter
alter
adjective
one
altercatio
altercātiō
noun
a debate
alterco
altercō
verb
to wrangle
altercor
altercor
verb
to alternate in discussion
alternis
alternīs
adverb
alternately
alterno
alternō
verb
to do by turns
alternus
alternus
adjective
one after the other
alteruter
alteruter
adjective
one or the other
alticinctus
alticinctus
adjective
high-girded
altilis
altilis
adjective
fattened
altisonus
altisonus
adjective
of lofty sound
altitonans
altitonāns
adjective
high-thundering
altitudo
altitūdō
noun
height
altivolans
altivolāns
adjective
high-flying
altor
altor
noun
a nourisher
altrix
altrīx
noun
a foster-mother
altum
altum
noun
height
altum
altum
adverb
deeply
altus
altus
adjective
nourished
alucinor
ālūcinor
verb
to wander in mind
alumna
alumna
noun
a foster-daughter
alumnus
alumnus
noun
a foster-son
aluta
alūta
noun
a soft leather prepared with alum
alvarium
alvārium
noun
a beehive
alvearium
alveārium
noun
a beehive
alveolus
alveolus
noun
a tray
alveus
alveus
noun
a hollow
alvus
alvus
noun
the belly
Alyattes
Alyattēs
noun
a king of Lydia
am
am
preposition
around
ama
ama
noun
a water-bucket
amabilis
amābilis
adjective
worthy of love
amabiliter
amābiliter
adverb
lovingly
amandatio
āmandātiō
noun
a sending away
amando
āmandō
verb
to send away
amandus
amandus
adjective
pleasing
amans
amāns
adjective
fond
amanter
amanter
adverb
lovingly
amaracus
amāracus
noun
marjoram
amarantus
amarantus
noun
the amaranth
amarities
amāritiēs
noun
bitterness
amaror
amāror
noun
bitterness (poet.)
amarus
amārus
adjective
[with comp] bitter
Amaryllis
Amaryllis
noun
[acc.] Amaryllida
amata
amāta
noun
a beloved woman [once]
Amathusia
Amathūsia
noun
venus (worshipped at Amathus in Cyprus)
amator
amātor
noun
a lover
amatorie
amātōriē
adverb
amorously
amatorius
amātōrius
adjective
loving
amatus
amātus
participle
p. of amo
Amazon
Amāzōn
noun
an Amazon
Amazonis
Amāzonis
noun
an Amazon
Amazonius
Amāzonius
adjective
amazonian
amb
amb
preposition
around
ambactus
ambactus
noun
a vassal
ambages
ambāgēs
noun
a going around
ambedo
ambedō
verb
to eat around
ambi
ambi
cross-reference
ambigo
ambigō
verb
to go about
ambigue
ambiguē
adverb
equivocally
ambiguitas
ambiguitās
noun
ambiguity
ambiguus
ambiguus
adjective
going two ways
ambio
ambiō
verb
to go round
Ambiorix
Ambiorīx
noun
a chief of the Eburones
ambitio
ambitiō
noun
a going about
ambitiose
ambitiōsē
adverb
ambitiously
ambitiosus
ambitiōsus
adjective
surrounding
ambitus
ambītus
participle
p. of ambio
ambitus
ambitus
noun
a going round
ambo
ambō
adjective
both (of a pair or couple)
Ambracia
Ambracia
noun
a town of Epirus
ambroseus
ambroseus
adjective
divine
ambrosia
ambrosia
noun
ambrosia
ambrosius
ambrosius
adjective
divine
ambubaia
ambūbāia
noun
a Syrian girl
ambulatio
ambulātiō
noun
a walking about
ambulatiuncula
ambulātiuncula
noun
a short walk
ambulo
ambulō
verb
to walk
amburo
ambūrō
verb
to burn round
amellus
amellus
noun
purple Italian starwort
amens
āmēns
adjective
out of one's senses
amentatus
āmentātus
adjective
furnished with a strap
amentia
āmentia
noun
want of reason
amentum
āmentum
noun
a strap
Amerinus
Amerīnus
adjective
of Ameria (in Umbria)
ames
ames
noun
a fork for spreading nets
amethystinus
amethystinus
adjective
of the amethyst
amethystos
amethystos
noun
an amethyst
amfractus
amfrāctus
cross-reference
amica
amīca
noun
a female friend
amice
amīcē
adverb
in a friendly manner
amicio
amiciō
verb
to throw around
amicitia
amīcitia
noun
friendship
amictus
amictus
noun
a throwing on
amictus
amictus
participle
p. of amicio
amicula
amīcula
noun
a loved one
amiculum
amiculum
noun
an outer garment
amiculus
amīculus
noun
a pet friend
amicus
amīcus
noun
a loved one
amicus
amīcus
adjective
loving
amigro
āmigrō
verb
to migrate
Aminaeus
Amīnaeus
adjective
of Aminaea
Aminaeus
Amīnaēus
adjective
of Aminaea
amissio
āmissiō
noun
a losing
amissum
āmissum
noun
a loss
amissus
āmissus
participle
p. of amitto
amissus
āmissus
noun
a loss
amita
amita
noun
a father's sister
amitto
āmittō
verb
to send away
amnicola
amnicola
noun
that grows near a river
amniculus
amniculus
noun
a rivulet
amnis
amnis
noun
a river
amo
amō
verb
to love
amoenitas
amoenitās
noun
pleasantness
amoenus
amoenus
adjective
pleasant
amolior
āmōlior
verb
to remove
amomon
amōmon
noun
an aromatic shrub
amomum
amōmum
noun
an aromatic shrub
amor
amor
noun
love
amotio
āmōtiō
noun
a putting away
amoveo
āmoveō
verb
to move away
amp
amp
preposition
around
amphibolia
amphibolia
noun
ambiguity
Amphictyones
Amphictyones
noun
the assembly of the confederated Greek States
Amphion
Amphīōn
noun
a son of Jupiter
amphitheatrum
amphitheātrum
noun
an amphitheatre
amphora
amphora
noun
a large oblong vessel for liquids
Amphrysius
Amphrȳsius
adjective
of Amphrysus
Amphrysos
Amphrȳsos
noun
a small river of Thessaly
Amphrysus
Amphrȳsus
noun
a small river of Thessaly
ample
amplē
adverb
largely
amplector
amplector
verb
to twine around
amplexor
amplexor
verb
to embrace
amplexo
amplexō
verb
[rare for amplexor]
amplexus
amplexus
noun
an encircling
amplificatio
amplificātiō
noun
an extending
amplificator
amplificātor
noun
one who enlarges
amplifice
amplificē
adverb
splendidly
amplifico
amplificō
verb
to broaden
amplio
ampliō
verb
to widen
amplitudo
amplitūdō
noun
wide extent
amplius
amplius
adverb
more
amplus
amplus
adjective
of large extent
Ampsanctus
Ampsānctus
noun
all hallowed lake
ampulla
ampulla
noun
a vessel for liquids
ampullor
ampullor
verb
to talk bombast
amputatio
amputātiō
noun
a pruning
amputo
amputō
verb
to cut around
Amsanctus
Amsānctus
noun
all hallowed lake
amurca
amurca
noun
the waste in pressing olives
amurga
amurga
noun
the waste in pressing olives
Amycla
Amȳcla
noun
A town of Laconia
Amyclaeus
Amȳclaeus
adjective
of Amyclae
amygdalum
amygdalum
noun
an almond
amystis
amystis
noun
the emptying of a cup at a draught
an
an
conjunction
or
an
an
preposition
around
anabathrum
anabathrum
noun
raised seats (in a theatre)
Anagninus
Anāgnīnus
adjective
of Anagnia (a town of Latium)
anagnostes
anāgnōstēs
noun
a reader
analeptris
analēptris
cross-reference
a shoulder - pad (to improve the figure)
anapaesticum
anapaesticum
noun
anapaestic verses (once; al. anapaestos)
anapaestus
anapaestus
adjective
[as subst m. (sc. pes)] an anapaest
anas
anas
noun
a duck
anaticula
anaticula
noun
a duckling
anatocismus
anatocismus
noun
interest upon interest
anceps
anceps
adjective
that has two heads
Anchises
Anchīsēs
noun
father of Aeneas
Anchiseus
Anchīsēus
adjective
of Anchises
Anchisiades
Anchīsiadēs
noun
patr.
ancile
ancīle
noun
a small oval shield
ancilla
ancilla
noun
a maid-servant
ancillaris
ancillāris
adjective
of a female servant
ancillula
ancillula
noun
a young female slave
ancora
ancora
noun
an anchor
ancorale
ancorāle
noun
an anchor-cable
ancorarius
ancorārius
adjective
of an anchor
andabata
andabata
noun
a gladiator
androgynus
androgynus
noun
a man woman
anellus
ānellus
noun
a little ring
anethum
anēthum
noun
dill
anfractus
ānfrāctus
noun
a recurving
ango
angō
verb
to draw close
angor
angor
noun
a strangling
anguicomus
anguicomus
adjective
with snaky hair (poet.)
anguiculus
anguiculus
noun
a small serpent
anguifer
anguifer
adjective
serpent-bearing (poet.)
anguigena
anguigena
noun
engendered of a serpent
anguilla
anguilla
noun
an eel
anguineus
anguineus
adjective
of serpents
anguinus
anguīnus
adjective
of serpents
anguipes
anguipēs
adjective
serpent-footed (poet.)
anguis
anguis
noun
a serpent
Anguitenens
Anguitenēns
noun
serpent-holder
angulatus
angulātus
adjective
with corners
angulus
angulus
noun
an angle
anguste
angustē
adverb
narrowly
angustia
angustia
noun
narrowness
angusto
angustō
verb
to make narrow
angustum
angustum
noun
a narrow place
angustus
angustus
adjective
narrow
anhelitus
anhēlitus
noun
a difficulty of breathing
anhelo
anhēlō
verb
[intransitively] to breathe with difficulty
anhelus
anhēlus
adjective
out of breath
anicula
anicula
noun
a little old woman
Aniensis
Aniēnsis
adjective
of the Anio
anilis
anīlis
adjective
of an old woman
anilitas
anīlitās
noun
the old age of a woman
aniliter
anīliter
adverb
like an old woman
anima
anima
noun
air
animabilis
animābilis
adjective
enlivening
animadversio
animadversiō
noun
investigation
animadversor
animadversor
noun
a censor [once]
animadverto
animadvertō
verb
to direct the mind
animadvorto
animadvortō
verb
to direct the mind
animal
animal
noun
a living being
animalis
animālis
adjective
of air
animans
animāns
adjective
animate
animatio
animātiō
noun
an animating
animatus
animātus
adjective
disposed
animo
animō
verb
to dispose
animo
animō
verb
to enliven
animose
animōsē
adverb
spiritedly
animosus
animōsus
adjective
full of courage
animosus
animōsus
adjective
full of air
animula
animula
noun
a breeze
animus
animus
noun
the rational soul
Anio
Aniō
noun
a tributary of the Tiber
annalis
annālis
noun
[sc. liber] a record of events
annalis
annālis
adjective
relating to a year
anne
anne
cross-reference
annecto
annectō
verb
to tie to
annecto
annectō
cross-reference
annellus
annellus
noun
a little ring
annexus
annexus
noun
a connection
annexus
annexus
cross-reference
Annibal
Annibal
noun
a Carthaginian name
anniculus
anniculus
adjective
of a year
annisus
annīsus
participle
p. of adnitor
annitor
annītor
verb
to lean against
annitor
annītor
cross-reference
anniversarius
anniversārius
adjective
returning every year
annixus
annīxus
participle
p. of adnitor
anno
annō
verb
to swim to
anno
annō
cross-reference
annodo
annōdō
cross-reference
annon
annōn
cross-reference
annona
annōna
noun
the year's produce
annosus
annōsus
adjective
full of years
annotinus
annōtinus
adjective
annus
annoto
annotō
cross-reference
annumero
annumerō
cross-reference
annumero
annumerō
verb
to add
annuntio
annūntiō
verb
to announce
annuo
annuō
cross-reference
annuo
annuō
verb
to nod to
annus
annus
noun
a year
annuus
annuus
adjective
of a year
anquiro
anquīrō
verb
to seek on all sides
ansa
ānsa
noun
a handle
anser
ānser
noun
a goose
ante
ante
preposition
[spatial] before
ante
ante
adverb
[space] before
antea
anteā
adverb
before
Antecanem
Antecanem
noun
translation of
antecapio
antecapiō
verb
to obtain before
antecedens
antecēdēns
adjective
foregoing
antecedo
antecēdō
verb
to go before
antecello
antecellō
verb
to be prominent
anteceptus
anteceptus
participle
p. of antecapio
antecessio
antecessiō
noun
a going before
antecursor
antecursor
noun
[properly] a forerunner
anteeo
anteeō
verb
to go before
antefero
anteferō
verb
to bear in front
antefixus
antefīxus
adjective
fastened before
antegredior
antegredior
verb
to go before
antehabeo
antehabeō
verb
to prefer
antehac
antehāc
adverb
of time
anteideā
anteideā
adverb
before
antelucanus
antelūcānus
adjective
before light
antemeridianus
antemerīdiānus
adjective
before mid-day
antemitto
antemittō
cross-reference
antemna
antemna
noun
a ship's yard
antenna
antenna
noun
a ship's yard
anteoccupatio
anteoccupātiō
noun
[in rhetoric] an anticipation (of objections)
antepes
antepēs
noun
the forefoot (poet.)
antepilanus
antepīlānus
noun
a soldier of the first two ranks
antepono
antepōnō
verb
to set before
antequam
antequam
adverb
sooner than
antes
antēs
noun
rows (of vines)
antesignanus
antesīgnānus
noun
a leader in battle
antesto
antestō
cross-reference
antestor
antestor
verb
[in law] to call as a witness
antevenio
anteveniō
verb
to come before
anteverto
antevertō
verb
to take a place before
antevorto
antevortō
verb
to take a place before
anthias
anthias
noun
an unknown sea-fish
anticipatio
anticipātiō
noun
a preconception
anticipo
anticipō
verb
to take before
anticus
antīcus
adjective
ancient
anticus
antīcus
adjective
in front
antidea
antideā
adverb
before
antidotum
antidotum
noun
a remedy against poison
antiquaria
antīquāria
noun
a female antiquarian [once]
antiquarius
antiquarius
noun
an antiquarian
antique
antīquē
adverb
like the ancients
antiquitas
antīquitās
noun
age
antiquitus
antīquitus
adverb
in former times
antiquo
antīquō
verb
[of a bill] to reject
antiquus
antīquus
adjective
ancient
antistes
antistes
noun
an overseer of a temple
antistita
antistita
noun
a female superintendent (of a temple or worship)
antisto
antistō
verb
to stand before
Antoniaster
Antōniaster
noun
a servile imitator of the orator Antonius
antonius
antōnius
cross-reference
a gentile name
Antonius
Antōnius
cross-reference
a gentile name
antrum
antrum
noun
a cave
anularius
ānulārius
noun
a maker of rings
anulus
ānulus
noun
a ring
anus
anus
noun
an old woman
anus
ānus
noun
[properly] a ring
anxie
ānxiē
adverb
anxiously
anxietas
ānxietās
noun
anxiety
anxifer
ānxifer
adjective
bringing anxiety
anxitudo
ānxitūdō
noun
trouble
anxius
ānxius
adjective
[of a state or mood] anxious
aotum
āotum
cross-reference
see actum
apage
apage
interjection
[comic and colloq.] away with thee! begone! away! off with!
apeliotes
apēliōtēs
noun
the east wind
aper
aper
noun
a wild boar
aperio
aperiō
verb
to uncover
aperte
apertē
adverb
openly
apertus
apertus
adjective
without covering
apex
apex
noun
the extreme end
aphractus
aphractus
noun
(uncovered)
apicatus
apicātus
adjective
wearing a flamen's cap
apis
apis
noun
a bee
apiscor
apīscor
verb
to reach
apium
apium
noun
parsley
aplustre
aplustre
noun
an ornament of wood on the stern of a ship
apocleti
apoclētī
noun
a commission of the Aetolian league
apodyterium
apodȳtērium
noun
an undressing-room (in a bath-house)
Apollinaris
Apollināris
adjective
of Apollo
Apollo
Apollō
noun
Apollo
apologus
apologus
noun
a fable after the manner of Aesop
apoproegmenon
apoproēgmenon
noun
[in philos.] that which is to be rejected
apotheca
apothēca
noun
a repository
apparate
apparātē
adverb
sumptuously
apparatio
apparātiō
noun
a preparing
apparatus
apparātus
adjective
prepared
apparatus
apparātus
noun
a preparing
apparens
appārēns
adjective
visible
appareo
appāreō
verb
to appear
apparitio
appāritiō
noun
a serving
apparitor
appāritor
noun
a servant
apparo
apparō
verb
to prepare
appellatio
appellātiō
noun
an addressing
appellator
appellātor
noun
one who appeals
appellito
appellitō
verb
to name habitually
appello
appellō
verb
to address
appello
appellō
verb
to drive to
appendicula
appendicula
noun
a petty addition
appendix
appendix
noun
an addition
appendo
appendō
verb
to weigh out
Appenninicola
Appennīnicola
noun
an inhabitant of the Apennines
Appenninigenus
Appennīnigenus
adjective
born on the Apennines
appetens
appetēns
adjective
striving after
appetenter
appetenter
adverb
greedily
appetentia
appetentia
noun
desire
appetitio
appetītiō
noun
a grasping at
appetitus
appetītus
noun
a longing
appetitus
appetītus
participle
p. of appeto
appeto
appetō
verb
[transitively] to strive for
appingo
appingō
verb
to paint upon (very rare)
Appius
Appius
noun
a family name in the gens Claudia
applaudo
applaudō
verb
to strike upon
applicatio
applicātiō
noun
an inclination
applicatus
applicātus
adjective
attached
applico
applicō
verb
to join
apploro
applōrō
verb
to bewail
appono
appōnō
verb
to put at
apporrectus
apporrēctus
adjective
stretched out at hand
apporto
apportō
verb
to carry
apposco
appōscō
verb
to demand besides
apposite
appositē
adverb
fitly
appositus
appositus
adjective
contiguous
apprecor
apprecor
verb
to pray to
apprehendo
apprehendō
verb
to seize
apprime
apprīmē
adverb
first of all
apprimo
apprimō
verb
to press close
approbatio
approbātiō
noun
an approval
approbator
approbātor
noun
one who approves
approbo
approbō
verb
to assent to
appromitto
apprōmittō
verb
to promise besides
appropero
approperō
verb
trans
appropinquatio
appropinquātiō
noun
an approach
appropinquo
appropinquō
verb
to come near
appugno
appūgnō
verb
to fight against
appulsus
appulsus
noun
[of ships etc.] a landing
appulsus
appulsus
participle
p. of 1 appello
apricatio
aprīcātiō
noun
a basking
apricor
aprīcor
verb
to sun oneself
apricus
aprīcus
adjective
exposed to the sun
Aprilis
Aprīlis
adjective
of April
aptatus
aptātus
adjective
fit
apte
aptē
adverb
closely
apto
aptō
verb
to adapt
aptus
aptus
adjective
fastened
apud
apud
preposition
with
aput
aput
preposition
with
aqua
aqua
noun
water
aquarius
aquārius
adjective
of water
aquaticus
aquāticus
adjective
growing in water
aquatilis
aquātilis
adjective
living in water
aquatio
aquātiō
noun
a watering
aquator
aquātor
noun
a water-carrier
aquila
aquila
noun
an eagle
aquilifer
aquilifer
noun
an eaglebearer
aquilo
aquilō
noun
the north wind
aquilonius
aquilōnius
adjective
northern
Aquinas
Aquīnās
adjective
of Aquinum
aquor
aquor
verb
to fetch water
aquosus
aquōsus
adjective
abounding in water
aquula
aquula
noun
a little water
ara
āra
noun
a structure for sacrifice
Arabs
Arabs
adjective
arabian
aranea
arānea
noun
a spider
araneola
arāneola
noun
a small spider
araneosus
arāneōsus
adjective
full of spiders' webs
araneum
arāneum
noun
a cobweb
araneus
arāneus
noun
a spider
Arateus
Arātēus
adjective
of the poet Aratus
aratio
arātiō
noun
a ploughing
Aratiteus
Arātītēus
adjective
of the poet Aratus
arator
arātor
noun
a ploughman
aratrum
arātrum
noun
a plough
arbiter
arbiter
noun
a spectator
arbitra
arbitra
noun
a female witness
arbitratus
arbitrātus
noun
mediatiou
arbitratus
arbitrātus
participle
p. of arbitror
arbitrium
arbitrium
noun
[in law] a judgment
arbitror
arbitror
verb
[in law of witnesses] to testify on information and belief
arbitro
arbitrō
verb
to consider
arbor
arbor
noun
tree
arboreus
arboreus
adjective
of a tree
arbos
arbōs
noun
a tree
arbustum
arbustum
noun
a place where trees are planted
arbustus
arbustus
adjective
set with trees
arbuteus
arbuteus
adjective
of the arbutus
arbutum
arbutum
noun
the fruit of the arbutus
arbutus
arbutus
noun
the wild strawberrytree
arca
arca
noun
a place for safe-keeping
Arcadicus
Arcadicus
adjective
arcadian
arcano
arcānō
adverb
secretly
arcanus
arcānus
adjective
secret
Arcas
Arcas
adjective
arcadian
arceo
arceō
verb
to shut up
arcessitus
arcessītus
participle
p. of arcesso
arcessitus
arcessītus
noun
a calling for
arcesso
arcessō
verb
to cause to come
archetypus
archetypus
adjective
first made
Archiacus
Archiacus
adjective
made by Archias (a cabinetmaker)
Archilochius
Archilochīus
adjective
like Archilochus
archimagirus
archimagīrus
noun
a headcook
archipirata
archipīrāta
noun
a pirate captain
architector
architector
verb
to build
architectura
architectūra
noun
the art of building
architectus
architectus
noun
a masterbuilder
archon
archōn
noun
the highest magistrate of Athens
Arcitenens
Arcitenēns
adjective
holding a bow
arcte
arctē
adverb
closely
Arctophylax
Arctophylax
noun
a constellation
Arctos
Arctos
noun
the Great Bear (Ursa Major)
arcturus
arctūrus
noun
(bear-ward)
arctus
arctus
adjective
close
arcuatus
arcuātus
adjective
bow - like
arcula
arcula
noun
a small box
arcus
arcus
noun
a bow
ardea
ardea
noun
the heron
ardelio
ārdeliō
noun
a busybody
ardens
ārdēns
adjective
glowing
ardenter
ārdenter
adverb
hotly
ardeo
ārdeō
verb
to be on fire
ardesco
ārdēscō
verb
to take fire
ardor
ārdor
noun
a burning
arduum
arduum
noun
a steep place
arduus
arduus
adjective
steep
area
ārea
noun
ground (for a house)
Aremorica
Aremorica
noun
maritime
arena
arēna
cross-reference
arena
arēna
noun
sand
arenaceus
arēnāceus
cross-reference
arenosus
arēnōsus
adjective
full of sand
arens
ārēns
adjective
dry
areo
āreō
verb
to be dry
Areopagus
Arēopagus
noun
mars' Hill at Athens
aresco
ārēscō
verb
to become dry
aretalogus
aretālogus
noun
a prattler about virtue
argentarius
argentārius
adjective
of money
argentatus
argentātus
adjective
plated with silver
argenteus
argenteus
adjective
of silver
argentum
argentum
noun
silver
argestes
argestēs
noun
the west-southwest wind
Argi
Argī
noun
the Argives
argilla
argilla
noun
white clay
argitis
argītis
noun
a vine with white grapes
argumentatio
argūmentātiō
noun
[in rhetoric] a proving
argumentor
argūmentor
verb
to adduce proof
argumentum
argūmentum
noun
an argument
arguo
arguō
verb
to make known
argutatio
argūtātiō
noun
a creaking
argute
argūtē
adverb
ingeniously
argutia
argūtia
noun
liveliness
arguto
argūtō
verb
to prattle
argutulus
argūtulus
adjective
somewhat subtle
argutus
argūtus
adjective
active
argyraspis
argyraspis
noun
[plur.] soldiers with silver shields
aridulus
āridulus
adjective
somewhat dry
aridus
āridus
adjective
dry
aries
ariēs
noun
a ram
arieto
arietō
verb
to strike violently
ariola
ariola
cross-reference
ariolatio
ariolātiō
noun
a soothsaying
ariolor
ariolor
verb
to foretell
ariolor
ariolor
cross-reference
ariolus
ariolus
noun
a soothsayer
Ariopagus
Arīopagus
noun
mars' Hill at Athens
arista
arista
noun
the top of an ear
arithmeticum
arithmēticum
noun
arithmetic
armamaxa
armamaxa
noun
a covered Persian chariot (esp. for women and children)
armamentarium
armāmentārium
noun
an arsenal
armamentum
armāmentum
noun
implements
armarium
armārium
noun
a closet
armatura
armātūra
noun
armor
armatus
armātus
noun
armor
armatus
armātus
adjective
armed
armentalis
armentālis
adjective
of a herd
armentarius
armentārius
noun
a herdsman
armentum
armentum
noun
cattle for ploughing
armifer
armifer
adjective
armsbearing
armiger
armiger
noun
one who bears arms (late)
armigera
armigera
noun
a female armorbearer
armilla
armilla
noun
a bracelet
armillatus
armillātus
adjective
decked with bracelets
Armilustrum
Armilustrum
noun
a place in Rome
armipotens
armipotēns
adjective
powerful in arms
armisonus
armisonus
adjective
resounding with arms
armo
armō
verb
to furnish with weapons
Armorica
Armorica
noun
maritime
armum
armum
noun
implements
armus
armus
noun
the shoulder
aro
arō
verb
to plough
Arquitenens
Arquitenēns
adjective
holding a bow
arquitenens
arquitenēns
cross-reference
arquuatus
arquuātus
adjective
bow - like
arr
arr
cross-reference
[see adr-.]
arrabo
arrabō
noun
earnest-money
arrectus
arrēctus
adjective
upright
arrepo
arrēpō
verb
to creep to
arrideo
arrīdeō
verb
to laugh
arrigo
arrigō
verb
to set up
arripio
arripiō
verb
to snatch
arrisio
arrīsiō
noun
a smile of approval
arrodo
arrōdō
verb
to nibble at
arrogans
arrogāns
adjective
(P. of adrogo)
arroganter
arroganter
adverb
presumptuously
arrogantia
arrogantia
noun
assumption
arrogo
arrogō
verb
to add
ars
ars
noun
practical skill
arte
artē
adverb
closely
arteria
artēria
noun
the windpipe
arthriticus
arthrīticus
adjective
gouty
articulatim
articulātim
adverb
piecemeal
articulus
articulus
noun
a joint
artifex
artifex
noun
a master of an art
artificiose
artificiōsē
adverb
skilfully
artificiosus
artificiōsus
adjective
full of skill
artificium
artificium
noun
a profession
artius
artius
cross-reference
arto
artō
verb
to contract
artolaganus
artolaganus
noun
a kind of cake
artopta
artopta
noun
a breadpan
artus
artus
noun
joints
artus
artus
adjective
close
arula
ārula
noun
a small altar
arundifer
arundifer
adjective
reed-bearing
arundifer
arundīfer
cross-reference
arundineus
arundineus
adjective
of reeds
arundinosus
arundinōsus
adjective
abounding in reeds
arundo
arundō
noun
a reed
arundo
arundō
cross-reference
aruspex
aruspex
noun
a soothsayer
aruspex
aruspex
cross-reference
aruspicinus
aruspicīnus
cross-reference
aruspicinus
aruspicīnus
adjective
relating to soothsaying
aruspicium
aruspicium
noun
inspection of victims
arvina
arvīna
noun
grease
arvum
arvum
noun
an arable field
arvus
arvus
adjective
ploughed
arx
arx
noun
a castle
as
ās
noun
one
ascea
āscea
noun
an axe
ascendo
ascendō
verb
to mount
ascensio
ascēnsiō
noun
a rising
ascensus
ascēnsus
participle
p. of ascendo
ascensus
ascēnsus
noun
a climbing
ascia
āscia
noun
an axe
ascio
asciō
verb
to receive
ascisco
ascīscō
verb
to take to oneself
ascitus
ascītus
adjective
adopted
ascribo
ascrībō
verb
to write in addition
ascripticius
ascrīptīcius
adjective
received by enrolment [once]
ascriptio
ascrīptiō
noun
an addition in writing
ascriptor
ascrīptor
noun
one who adds his name
ascriptus
ascrīptus
participle
p. of ascribo
asella
asella
noun
a small she-ass
asellus
asellus
noun
a little ass
asilus
asīlus
noun
a gad-fly
asinus
asinus
noun
an ass
asotus
asōtus
noun
a libertine
asparagus
asparagus
noun
asparagus
aspargo
aspargō
cross-reference
aspargo
aspargō
noun
a sprinkling
aspectabilis
aspectābilis
adjective
visible
aspecto
aspectō
verb
to look at attentively
aspectus
aspectus
participle
p. of aspicio
aspectus
aspectus
noun
a seeing
aspello
aspellō
verb
to drive away
asper
asper
adjective
without hope
aspere
asperē
adverb
harshly
aspergo
aspergō
verb
to scatter
aspergo
aspergō
noun
a sprinkling
asperitas
asperitās
noun
unevenness
aspernatio
āspernātiō
noun
disdain
aspernor
āspernor
verb
to disdain
aspero
asperō
verb
to make rough
aspersio
aspersiō
noun
a sprinkling
aspersus
aspersus
participle
p. of 1 aspergo
aspicio
aspiciō
verb
to look at
aspiratio
aspīrātiō
noun
a breathing on
aspiro
aspīrō
verb
to breathe at
aspis
aspis
noun
an asp
asportatio
asportātiō
noun
a carrying away [once]
asporto
asportō
verb
to carry away
aspretum
asprētum
noun
rough places
assa
āssa
noun
a dry nurse
asse
asse
cross-reference
ad
assecla
assecla
noun
a follower
assectatio
assectātiō
noun
a waiting on
assectator
assectātor
noun
a client
assector
assector
verb
to wait upon
assecula
assecula
noun
a follower
assensio
assēnsiō
noun
an assent
assensor
assēnsor
noun
one who agrees
assensus
assēnsus
noun
an agreement
assensus
assēnsus
participle
p. of adsentio
assentatio
assentātiō
noun
flattery
assentatiuncula
assentātiuncula
noun
a bit of flattery
assentator
assentātor
noun
a flatterer
assentatorie
assentātōriē
adverb
fawningly
assentio
assentiō
verb
to agree with
assentior
assentior
verb
to give assent
assentor
assentor
verb
to assent constantly
assequor
assequor
verb
to follow up
asser
asser
noun
a stake
assero
asserō
verb
to plant at
assero
asserō
verb
to claim
asservio
asserviō
verb
to help
asservo
asservō
verb
to watch over
assessio
assessiō
noun
a sitting near
assessor
assessor
noun
an assistant
assessus
assessus
noun
a sitting by
asseveranter
assevēranter
adverb
earnestly
asseveratio
assevērātiō
noun
a vehement assertion
assevero
assevērō
verb
to affirm
assi
assi
cross-reference
in compounds of ad
assideo
assideō
verb
to sit by
assido
assīdō
verb
to take a seat
assidue
assiduē
adverb
continually
assiduitas
assiduitās
noun
constant attendance
assiduus
assiduus
adjective
attending
assignatio
assīgnātiō
noun
an assigning
assigno
assīgnō
verb
to mark out
assilio
assiliō
verb
to leap at
assimilis
assimilis
adjective
like
assimilo
assimilō
verb
to make like
assimulatio
assimulātiō
noun
a feigned assent
assimulatus
assimulātus
adjective
feigned
assimulo
assimulō
verb
to make like
assisto
assistō
verb
to stand by
assoleo
assoleō
verb
(only 3d person)
assono
assonō
verb
to resound
assu
assu
cross-reference
in compounds of ad
assuefacio
assuēfaciō
verb
to accustom
assuesco
assuēscō
verb
to accustom
assuetudo
assuētūdō
noun
custom
assuetus
assuētus
adjective
habituated
assulto
assultō
verb
to leap at
assultus
assultus
noun
an attack
assum
assum
verb
to be at
assum
āssum
noun
a roast
assumo
assūmō
verb
to take to oneself
assumptio
assūmptiō
noun
acceptance
assumptivus
assūmptīvus
adjective
[in rhetoric] extraneous
assuo
assuō
verb
to sew on
assurgo
assurgō
verb
to rise up
assus
āssus
adjective
roasted
ast
ast
conjunction
but
asterno
asternō
verb
to strew on [once]
astipulator
astipulātor
noun
[in law] an associate in accepting a verbal contract
astipulor
astipulor
verb
[in law] to join the principal
astiti.
astitī.
cross-reference
i. Perf. of adsisto
astituo
astituō
verb
to place
asto
astō
verb
to stand at
astrepo
astrepō
verb
to make a noise at
astricte
astrictē
adverb
rigidly
astrictus
astrictus
adjective
drawn together
astringo
astringō
verb
to bind on
astrologia
astrologia
noun
the science of the heavenly bodies
astrologus
astrologus
noun
an astronomer
astrum
astrum
noun
a heavenly body
astruo
astruō
verb
to build in addition
astu
astū
noun
a city
astupeo
astupeō
verb
to be amazed at
astus
astus
noun
adroitness
astute
astūtē
adverb
craftily
astutia
astūtia
noun
adroitness
astutus
astūtus
adjective
wary
asumbolus
asumbolus
adjective
not contributing
asylum
asȳlum
noun
a place of refuge
asymbolus
asymbolus
cross-reference
asymbolus
asymbolus
adjective
not contributing
at
at
conjunction
but
Atabulus
Atābulus
noun
the southeast wind
atat
ātāt
interjection
[interj. of surprise] So!
atavus
atavus
noun
a grandfather's grandfather
Atellanus
Ātellānus
adjective
of Atella (a town of Campania)
ater
āter
adjective
black
Athena
Athēna
noun
Athens
athleta
āthlēta
noun
a wrestler
atomus
atomus
noun
an indivisible particle
atque
atque
conjunction
and
atqui
atquī
conjunction
but somehow
atquin
atquīn
conjunction
but somehow
atramentum
ātrāmentum
noun
a black liquid
atratus
ātrātus
adjective
clothed in black
Atrides
Atrīdēs
noun
patr.
atriensis
ātriēnsis
noun
a steward
atriolum
ātriolum
noun
a small hall
atrium
ātrium
noun
a room which contains the hearth
atrocitas
atrōcitās
noun
fierceness
atrociter
atrōciter
adverb
fiercely
atrox
atrōx
adjective
savage
attactus
attāctus
participle
p. of attingo
attactus
attāctus
noun
a touch
attagen
attagēn
noun
the heath-cock
Attalicus
Attalicus
adjective
of Attalus (king of Pergamus)
attamen
attamen
conjunction
conj
attat
attāt
interjection
[interj. of surprise] So!
attegia
attegia
noun
a hut
attemperate
attemperātē
adverb
opportunely
attendo
attendō
verb
to stretch toward
attente
attentē
adverb
carefully
attentio
attentiō
noun
application
attento
attentō
cross-reference
attentus
attentus
adjective
attentive
attenuate
attenuātē
adverb
[of style] dryly
attenuatio
attenuātiō
noun
a lessening
attenuatus
attenuātus
adjective
enfeebled
attenuo
attenuō
verb
to make thin
attero
atterō
verb
to rub against
attestor
attestor
verb
to prove
attexo
attexō
verb
to weave to
attice
atticē
adverb
in the Attic style
Atticus
Atticus
adjective
Athenian
attineo
attineō
verb
[transitively] to hold fast
attingo
attingō
verb
to touch
attollo
attollō
verb
to lift up
attondeo
attondeō
verb
to shave
attonitus
attonitus
adjective
thunderstruck
attono
attonō
verb
to thunder at
attorqueo
attorqueō
verb
to hurl upwards
attraho
attrahō
verb
to draw
attrectatus
attrectātus
noun
a handling
attrecto
attrectō
verb
to touch
attribuo
attribuō
verb
to assign
attributio
attribūtiō
noun
an assignment (of a debt)
attributum
attribūtum
noun
[in grammar] an attribute
attritus
attrītus
adjective
rubbed
au
au
interjection
Oh!
auceps
auceps
noun
a bird-catcher
aucte
auctē
adverb
bountifully
auctio
auctiō
noun
an increase
auctionarius
auctiōnārius
adjective
of an auction
auctionor
auctiōnor
verb
to hold a public sale
auctito
auctitō
verb
to increase greatly
aucto
auctō
verb
to increase much
auctor
auctor
noun
a promoter
auctoramentum
auctōrāmentum
noun
[late] earnest money
auctoritas
auctōritās
noun
origination
auctoro
auctōrō
verb
[only passive] to bind
auctumnalis
auctumnālis
adjective
of autumn
auctumnus
auctumnus
noun
autumn
auctus
auctus
adjective
abundant
auctus
auctus
noun
increase
aucupium
aucupium
noun
bird-catching
aucupor
aucupor
verb
to be a birdcatcher
audacia
audācia
noun
daring
audaciter
audāciter
adverb
boldly
audacter
audācter
adverb
boldly
audax
audāx
adjective
daring
audens
audēns
adjective
daring
audenter
audenter
adverb
boldly
audentia
audentia
noun
daring
audeo
audeō
verb
to venture
audiendus
audiendus
adjective
to be heard
audiens
audiēns
adjective
[as subst] a hearer
audientia
audientia
noun
a hearing
audio
audiō
verb
to hear
auditio
audītiō
noun
a hearing
auditor
audītor
noun
a hearer
auditorium
audītōrium
noun
a lecture-room
auditus
audītus
noun
the hearing
auditus
audītus
participle
p. of audio
aufero
auferō
verb
to take away
aufugio
aufugiō
verb
to flee away
augeo
augeō
verb
to increase
augesco
augēscō
verb
to grow
augur
augur
noun
a seer
auguralis
augurālis
adjective
of divination
auguratio
augurātiō
noun
a divining (by augury)
augurato
augurātō
cross-reference
[see auguro]
auguratus
augurātus
participle
p. of auguro and of auguror
auguratus
augurātus
noun
the office of augur
augurium
augurium
noun
the observance of omens
augurius
augurius
adjective
of an augur
auguro
augurō
verb
to act as augur
auguror
auguror
verb
to act as augur
auguste
augustē
adverb
reverently
augustus
augustus
adjective
consecrated
Augustus
Augustus
noun
a cognomen given to Octavius Caesar as emperor
aula
aula
noun
a court
aulaeum
aulaeum
noun
embroidered stuff
aulicus
aulicus
noun
a courtier
auloedus
auloedus
noun
one who sings to the flute
aura
aura
noun
the air (in motion)
auraria
aurāria
noun
a gold-mine
auratus
aurātus
adjective
adorned with gold
aureolus
aureolus
adjective
golden
aureus
aureus
adjective
of gold
auricomus
auricomus
adjective
goldenhaired
auricula
auricula
noun
the external ear
aurifer
aurifer
adjective
goldbearing
aurifex
aurifex
noun
a goldsmith
auriga
aurīga
noun
a charioteer
aurigena
aurigena
noun
sprung from gold (of Perseus)
auriger
auriger
adjective
goldbearing
auris
auris
noun
the ear
auritulus
aurītulus
noun
an ass
auritus
aurītus
adjective
with ears
aurora
aurōra
noun
the morning
aurum
aurum
noun
gold
auscultator
auscultātor
noun
a hearer
ausculto
auscultō
verb
to hear with attention
ausim
ausim
cross-reference
[see audeo]
auspex
auspex
noun
an interpreter of omens given by birds
auspicato
auspicātō
adverb
after taking the auspices
auspicatus
auspicātus
adjective
inaugurated
auspicium
auspicium
noun
divination by the flight of birds
auspicor
auspicor
verb
to take the auspices
auster
auster
noun
the south wind
austere
austērē
adverb
severely
austerus
austērus
adjective
severe
australis
austrālis
adjective
southern
austrinus
austrīnus
adjective
southern
ausum
ausum
noun
a bold deed
ausus
ausus
participle
p. of audeo
aut
aut
conjunction
or
autem
autem
conjunction
but
authepsa
authepsa
noun
an urn
autor
autor
noun
a promoter
autoritas
autōritās
noun
origination
autumnalis
autumnālis
adjective
of autumn
autumnus
autumnus
adjective
autumnal
autumo
autumō
verb
to say aye
auxiliaris
auxiliāris
adjective
aiding
auxiliarius
auxiliārius
adjective
assistant
auxiliator
auxiliātor
noun
a helper
auxilior
auxilior
verb
to give help
auxilium
auxilium
noun
help
ava
ava
noun
a grandmother
avare
avārē
adverb
greedily
avaritia
avāritia
noun
inordinate desire
avarus
avārus
adjective
eagerly desirous
aveho
avehō
verb
to carry off
avello
āvellō
verb
to tear away
avena
avēna
noun
oats
aveo
aveō
verb
to wish for
aveo
aveō
verb
[only in salutation] to be well
Avernalis
Avernālis
adjective
of Lake Avernus
Avernus
Avernus
adjective
[properly because its exhalations destroyed life] birdless
averro
āverrō
verb
to sweep away
averrunco
āverruncō
verb
to avert
aversor
āversor
verb
to turn from
aversor
āversor
noun
a thief
aversus
āversus
adjective
turned away
averto
āvertō
verb
to turn away
avia
avia
noun
a grandmother
aviarium
aviārium
noun
a poultry-yard
avide
avidē
adverb
eagerly
aviditas
aviditās
noun
eagerness for
avidus
avidus
adjective
longing eagerly
avis
avis
noun
a bird
avitus
avītus
adjective
of a grandfather
avius
āvius
adjective
out of the way
avocatio
āvocātiō
noun
a diversion
avoco
āvocō
verb
to call off
avolo
āvolō
verb
to fly away
avorto
avortō
verb
to turn away
avunculus
avunculus
noun
a maternal uncle
avus
avus
noun
a grandfather
axis
axīs
noun
an axle
