b
b
noun
the alphabetic letter b
B
B
noun
the alphabetic letter b
Baal
Baal
noun
a Syrian deity
Baal
Bāal
noun
a Syrian deity
babae
babae
interjection
odds bodkins! wonderful! strange!
Babba
Babba
noun
a town in Mauritania
Babel
Babel
noun
the capital city of Assyria
Babia
Babia
noun
a town of Lower Italy
Babilus
Babilus
noun
an astronomer of the time of Nero
Babullius
Babullius
noun
a rich friend of Caesar
babulus
babulus
noun
a babbler
baburrus
baburrus
adjective
foolish
Babylo
Babylō
noun
the name of a slave
Babylon
Babylōn
noun
Babylon
Babylonia
Babylōnia
noun
The Syrian province
Babyloniacus
Babylōniacus
adjective
Babylonian
Babylonicum
Babylōnicum
noun
Babylonian coverings or tapestry
Babylonicum
Babylōnicum
noun
Babylonian coverings or tapestry
Babylonicus
Babylōnicus
adjective
Babylonian
Babyloniensis
Babylōniensis
adjective
Babylonian
Babylonius
Babylōnius
adjective
Babylonian
Babylonius
Babylōnius
noun
the Babylonians
baca
bāca
noun
a small round fruit
Baca
Baca
noun
a Bacchanet
bacalia
bācālia
noun
a kind of laurel abounding in berries
bacalis
bācālis
adjective
bearing berries
bacalusia
bacalusia
noun
a kind of sweetmeat
Bacanal
Bacānal
noun
a place devoted to Bacchus
bacar
bacar
cross-reference
a wine-vessel similar to the
bacatus
bācātus
adjective
set or adorned with pearls
bacca
bacca
noun
a small round fruit
Bacca
Bacca
noun
a Bacchanet
bacca
bacca
cross-reference
baccalis
baccālis
cross-reference
baccanal
baccānal
noun
a place devoted to Bacchus
baccar
baccar
noun
a plant having a fragrant root
baccaris
baccaris
noun
a plant having a fragrant root
Baccha
Baccha
noun
a Bacchanet
Baccha
Baccha
noun
a kind of Spanish wine
bacchabundus
bacchābundus
adjective
revelling in the manner of the Bacchantes
Bacchaeus
Bacchaeus
cross-reference
Bacchanal
Bacchānal
noun
a place devoted to Bacchus
Bacchanalis
Bacchānālis
adjective
relating to Bacchus
Bacchanals
Bacchānāls
noun
a feast of Bacchus
bacchantis
bacchantis
noun
the Bacchantes
bacchar
bacchar
cross-reference
bacchar
bacchar
noun
a plant having a fragrant root
Baccharia
Baccharia
noun
the name of a lost play of Plautus
baccharis
baccharis
cross-reference
bacchatim
bacchātim
adverb
in the manner of the Bacchae or Bacchantes
bacchatio
bacchātiō
noun
A celebrating of the orgies of Bacchus
Bacche
Bacche
noun
a Bacchanet
Baccheis
Bacchēis
noun
adj. f
Baccheius
Bacchēius
adjective
Baccheius
Bacchēius
adjective
Baccheus
Bacchēus
adjective
relating to the Bacchae or Bacchantes
Baccheus
Bacchēus
adjective
Bacchic
Baccheus
Bacchēus
adjective
Of Bacchus
bacchia
bacchia
noun
a kind of drinking vessel
Bacchiada
Bacchiada
noun
the Bacchiadae
Bacchicus
Bacchicus
adjective
of Bacchus
Bacchicus
Bacchicus
cross-reference
Bacchilidium
Bacchilidium
cross-reference
Bacchis
Bacchis
noun
The name of a woman in the
Bacchis
Bacchis
cross-reference
a sacred bull
Bacchisonus
Bacchisonus
adjective
sounding of Bacchus
Bacchius
Bacchīus
noun
a Greek proper name
Bacchius
Bacchīus
adjective
Bacchius
Bacchius
adjective
Bacchius
Bacchīus
adjective
Bacchius
Bacchius
adjective
of Bacchus
bacchor
bacchor
verb
to celebrate the festival of Bacchus
Bacchus
Bacchus
noun
a sea-fish
Bacchus
Bacchus
noun
son of Jupiter and a Theban woman
Bacchylides
Bacchylidēs
noun
a Greek lyric poet of Ceos
Bacchylidius
Bacchylidius
adjective
of Bacchylides
bacciballum
bacciballum
noun
baccifer
baccifer
cross-reference
baccina
baccīna
noun
a plant
Bacenis
Bacēnis
cross-reference
a great forest in Germany
baceolus
baceolus
cross-reference
bacifer
bācifer
adjective
Bearing berries
bacillum
bacillum
noun
a small staff
bacillus
bacillus
noun
a small staff
Bacis
Bacis
cross-reference
a sacred bull
Bacis
Bacis
noun
a soothsayer of Baeotia
baco
bācō
verb
set or adorned with pearls
bacrio
bacriō
noun
a kind of vessel with a long handle
Bactria
Bactria
noun
the country of the Bactrians
Bactriana
Bactriāna
noun
Bactrianus
Bactriānus
adjective
Relating to the city of Bactra
Bactrianus
Bactriānus
noun
Bactrian
Bactrinus
Bactrīnus
noun
Bactrius
Bactrius
adjective
bactroperita
bactroperita
noun
furnished with or carrying staff and pouch
Bactros
Bactros
noun
a river near Bactra
Bactrum
Bactrum
noun
the chief city of Bactria
Bactrum
Bactrum
cross-reference
Bactrum
Bactrum
noun
the chief city of Bactria
Bactrus
Bactrus
noun
the inhabitants of Bactriana
Bactrus
Bactrus
noun
a river near Bactra
bacula
bācula
noun
a small berry
baculum
baculum
noun
a stick
baculus
baculus
noun
a stick
Badia
Badia
noun
a town of
badisso
badissō
verb
v.n
baditis
bādītis
noun
the name of a plant
badius
badius
adjective
brown
Baduhennae lucus
Baduhennae lūcus
expression
a forest in the north of Germany
Baebius
Baebius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens
Baecula
Baecula
noun
A small town in Spain
Baeculonensis
Baeculōnensis
noun
the inhabitants of
Baetica
Baetica
noun
the province of Baetica
Baeticatus
Baeticātus
adjective
clothed in Baetican wool
Baeticola
Baeticola
noun
dwelling on the river Baetis
Baeticus
Baeticus
noun
the inhabitants of Baetica
Baeticus
Baeticus
adjective
on or belonging to the Baetis
Baetigena
Baetigena
noun
born on the Baetis
Baetis
Baetis
noun
a river in Southern Spain
baeto
baetō
verb
to go
Baetulo
Baetulō
noun
a river of
baetulus
baetulus
noun
a precious stone
Baeturia
Baetūria
noun
Baeturia
Bagada
Bagada
noun
a town of Ethiopia
Bagauda
Bagauda
noun
a class of peasants in Gaul
Bagaudica
Bagaudica
cross-reference
rebellion of the peasants
Bagenni
Bagennī
noun
an Alpine people of Liguria
Bagoas
Bagōās
noun
a eunuch at the Persian court
Bagous
Bagōus
noun
a eunuch at the Persian court
Bagrada
Bagrada
noun
a river
Baia
Bāia
noun
a small town in Campania
baia
baia
noun
a palm-branch
Baianum
Baiānum
noun
the region of Baiae
Baianus
Baiānus
adjective
belonging to Baiae
bajulatio
bājulātiō
noun
a carrying of burdens
bajulator
bājulātor
noun
a carrier
bajulatorius
bājulātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a carrier
bajulo
bājulō
verb
to carry a burden
bajulus
bājulus
noun
he who bears burdens
balaena
bālaena
noun
a whale
balaenacius
bālaenācius
adjective
of whalebone
balanatus
balanātus
adjective
anointed or perfumed with balsam
balaninus
balaninus
adjective
made or prepared from the fruit of the balsam
balanites
balanītēs
noun
an unknown precious stone
balanitis
balanitis
noun
skaped like an acorn
balanus
balanus
noun
an acorn
Balatro
Balatrō
noun
nom. prop
balatro
balatrō
noun
a babbler
balatro
balātrō
noun
a babbler
Balatro
Balātrō
noun
nom. prop
balatus
bālātus
noun
the bleating of sheep
balaustium
balaustium
noun
the flower of the wild pomegranate
balbe
balbē
adverb
stammeringly
Balbillus
Balbillus
noun
a scholar
Balbus
Balbus
noun
a Roman cognomen
balbus
balbus
adjective
stammering
balbutio
balbūtiō
verb
to stammer
balbutiuttio
balbūtiuttiō
verb
to stammer
Balcia
Balcia
noun
a large island
Balears
Baleārs
noun
the Balearic Islands
balena
bālēna
noun
a whale
balenacius
bālēnācius
adjective
of whalebone
Baliares
Baliāres
noun
the Balearic Islands
Baliaricus
Baliāricus
adjective
Balearic
Baliaricus
Baliāricus
noun
the inhabitants of the Balearic Islands
Baliaris
Baliāris
adjective
Balearic
Baliars
Baliārs
noun
the inhabitants of the Balearic Islands
balinea
balinea
noun
A bath
balineae
balineaē
adverb
balinearius
balineārius
adjective
balinearius
balineārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a bath
balineum
balineum
noun
balineum
balineum
noun
A bath
balineum
balineum
noun
A bath
Baliniensis
Baliniensis
noun
a name given to the Trebulani
baliolus
baliolus
adjective
dark
Balista
Balista
noun
a mountain in Liguria
balista
balista
noun
a large military engine
balista, balistarius
balista, balistārius
expression
balistarium
balistārium
noun
the place where the ballista is worked
balistarius
balistārius
noun
A maker of ballistae
balistarius
balistārius
noun
he that shoots with an arbalest (arcuballista)
balistia
balistia
cross-reference
balistium
balistium
noun
music or songs accompanying dancing
ballator
ballātor
noun
a dancer
ballematicus
ballēmaticus
adjective
accompanying the dance
Ballio
Balliō
noun
the name of a worthless pimp in the Pseudolus of Plautus
Ballionius
Balliōnius
adjective
of Ballio
Ballista
Ballista
noun
a mountain in Liguria
ballista
ballista
noun
a large military engine
Ballista
Ballista
noun
ballistarium
ballistārium
noun
the place where the ballista is worked
ballistarius
ballistārius
noun
A maker of ballistae
ballistium
ballistium
noun
music or songs accompanying dancing
ballistra
ballistra
noun
a large military engine
ballistrarius
ballistrārius
noun
A maker of ballistae
ballo
ballō
verb
to dance
Ballonotus
Ballonotus
noun
a Scythian tribe
ballote
ballōtē
noun
a plant
balluca
ballūca
noun
gold-sand
ballux
ballux
noun
gold-sand
balnea
balnea
noun
A bath
balneare
balneāre
noun
bathing utensils
balnearis
balneāris
adjective
of or pertaining to a bath
balnearium
balneārium
noun
a place for bathing
balnearius
balneārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a bath
balneaticum
balneāticum
noun
a piece of money to be paid for a bath
balneator
balneātor
noun
one who has the care of a bath
balneatorius
balneatōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to a bath
balneatrix
balneātrix
noun
she who has the care of a bath
balneola
balneola
noun
a small bath
balneolum
balneolum
noun
a small bath
balneum
balneum
noun
A bath
balo
bālō
verb
to bleat
Balsa
Balsa
noun
a town in Lusitania
balsameus
balsameus
adjective
balsamic
balsaminus
balsaminus
adjective
of balsam
balsamodes
balsamōdes
noun
abounding in balsam
balsamum
balsamum
noun
A fragrant gum of the balsam-tree
baltearius
balteārius
noun
a maker or master of sword-belts
balteatus
balteātus
adjective
furnished with a girdle or belt
balteo
balteō
verb
furnished with a girdle or belt
balteolus
balteolus
noun
a small girdle
balteum
balteum
noun
a girdle
balteus
balteus
noun
a girdle
Baltia
Baltia
cross-reference
Baltia
Baltia
noun
a large island
baluca
balūca
noun
gold-sand
balux
balux
noun
gold-sand
Bambalio
Bambaliō
noun
Bambyce
Bambycē
noun
a town in Caelosyria
Bambycius
Bambycius
adjective
of or from Bambyce
banchus
banchus
noun
a species of fish
bancus
bancus
noun
a species of fish
Bandusia
Bandusia
noun
a pleasant fountain near Venusia
Bangenus
Bangēnus
noun
a race of Troglodytes in Ethiopia
bannanica
bannanica
cross-reference
a variety of the vine
Bantia
Bantia
noun
a town of Apulia
Bantinus
Bantīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to Bantia
Bantinus
Bantīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Bantia
bapheum
baphēum
noun
a dye-house
bapheus
bapheus
noun
a dyer
baphium
baphīum
noun
a dye-house
Baphyrus
Baphyrus
noun
a river in Thessaly
Bapta
Bapta
noun
baptes
baptēs
noun
an unknown precious stone
baptisma
baptisma
noun
A dipping in
baptismum
baptismum
noun
baptismus
baptismus
noun
baptista
baptista
noun
a baptizer
baptisterium
baptistērium
noun
A place for bathing or swimming
baptizatio
baptīzātiō
noun
a baptizing
baptizator
baptīzātor
noun
a baptizer
baptizo
baptīzō
verb
to baptize
Barace
Baracē
noun
a seaport of India
Baragaza
Baragaza
noun
a town of Ethiopia
Baraomuta
Baraomuta
noun
a people of India
barathrum
barathrum
noun
an abyss
barathrum
barāthrum
noun
an abyss
barathrus
barathrus
noun
Barba
Barba
noun
a Roman name
barba
barba
noun
the beard
Barbana
Barbāna
noun
a river of Illyria
barbara
barbara
noun
a plaster applied to raw wounds
barbare
barbarē
adverb
as a foreigner would
barbaria
barbaria
noun
a foreign country
barbaricarius
barbaricārius
noun
a gold-weaver
barbarice
barbaricē
adverb
like a foreigner
barbaricum
barbaricum
noun
A foreign land
barbaricum
barbaricum
adverb
barbarously
barbaricus
barbaricus
adjective
Foreign
barbaries
barbariēs
noun
a foreign country
barbarismus
barbarismus
noun
an impropriety of speech
barbarolexis
barbarolexis
noun
the perversion of the form of a word
barbarum
barbarum
noun
a plaster applied to raw wounds
barbarus
barbarus
adjective
foreign
barbarus
barbarus
noun
a foreigner
Barbatia
Barbatia
noun
a town in Arabia
barbatoria
barbātōria
noun
a shaving of the beard
barbatulus
barbātulus
adjective
having a small or foppish beard
barbatus
barbātus
adjective
Having a beard
barbesco
barbescō
verb
to get a beard
barbiger
barbiger
adjective
wearing a beard
barbio
barbiō
verb
to raise a beard
barbitium
barbitium
noun
the beard
barbiton
barbiton
cross-reference
barbitos
barbitos
noun
voc.
Barbosthenes
Barbosthenes
noun
Barbosthenes
Barbosthenes
noun
barbula
barbula
noun
A little beard
barbus
barbus
noun
a barbel
barca
barca
noun
a small boat
Barca
Barca
noun
ancestor of a distinguished family in Carthage to which Hamilcar and Hannibal belonged
Barcaei
Barcaeī
adverb
Barcaeus
Barcaeus
adjective
of Barcas
Barcaeus
Barcaeus
noun
the inhabitants of Barce
Barcas
Barcās
noun
ancestor of a distinguished family in Carthage to which Hamilcar and Hannibal belonged
Barce
Barcē
noun
A town in the Libyan province Pentapolis
Barcino
Barcinō
noun
the present city Barcelona
Barcinon
Barcinon
noun
the present city Barcelona
Barcinonensis
Barcinōnensis
adjective
of Barcelona
Barcinus
Barcīnus
noun
the Barcini
Barcinus
Barcīnus
adjective
of Barcas
Barcinus
Barcīnus
cross-reference
Bardaeus
Bardaeus
noun
an Illyrian people
Bardaicus
Bardaicus
adjective
Bardaean
Bardaicus
Bardaicus
noun
a soldier's boot
barditus
bardītus
noun
the war-cry of the Germans
barditus
bardītus
noun
the war-song of the Germans
bardocucullus
bardocucullus
noun
a Gallic overcoat
Bardulis
Bardūlis
noun
a king of Illyria
bardus
bardus
adjective
stupid
bardus
bardus
noun
a poet and singer among the Gauls
Barea
Barea
noun
a Roman cognomen
Barea
Barēa
noun
a town in
Bargullum
Bargullum
noun
a town of Epirus
Bargus
Bargus
noun
a river of Thrace
Bargusius
Bargūsius
noun
a people in
Bargyleta
Bargylēta
noun
Bargylia
Bargylia
noun
a town in Caria
Bargylieticus
Bargyliēticus
adjective
of Bargyliae
Bargylium
Bargylium
noun
Bargylus
Bargylus
noun
a mountain of Phaenicia
Barine
Barīnē
noun
name of a freedwoman
barinulae
barīnulaē
adverb
barippe
barippē
noun
an unknown precious stone of a black color
barippe
barippē
noun
baris
bāris
noun
a small Egyptian row-boat
baritus
barītus
noun
the war-cry of the Germans
Barium
Barium
noun
a town in Apulia
Barnosthenes
Barnosthenēs
noun
a mountain in Laconia
baro
bārō
noun
a simpleton
baroptenus
baroptenus
noun
an unknown precious stone of a black color
barosus
bārōsus
cross-reference
Barpana
Barpāna
noun
an island east of Corsica
barrinus
barrīnus
adjective
of or belonging to an elephant
barrio
barriō
verb
v. n
barritus
barrītus
noun
the cry of the elephant
barritus
barrītus
noun
an elephant
barritus
barrītus
noun
the war-cry of the Germans
barrus
barrus
noun
an elephant
Barrus
Barrus
noun
a cognomen of
barycephalus
barycephalus
adjective
top-heavy
barycus
barycus
adjective
top-heavy
barypicron
barypicron
noun
a Greek epithet of wormwood
barypicron
barypīcron
noun
a Greek epithet of wormwood
barython
barythōn
noun
a plant
barytonos
barytonos
adjective
not accented on the last syllable
Basaboiatis
Basaboiātis
noun
a people of
basaltes
basaltēs
noun
a dark and very hard species of marble in Ethiopia
basanites lapis
basanītes lapis
expression
a touchstone
bascauda
bascauda
noun
an article of table furniture
Basculus
Basculus
noun
a people of
Basculus
Basculus
noun
basella
basella
noun
f dim
basiatio
bāsiātiō
noun
a kissing
basiator
bāsiātor
noun
a kisser
Basilea
Basilēa
noun
the town Basel
Basileia
Basilēīa
noun
the town Basel
Basilia
Basilīa
noun
another name for the island Balcia
Basiliada
Basiliada
noun
a people of Sarmatia
basilica
basilica
noun
basilica
basilica
noun
a public building in the forum with double colonnades
basilice
basilicē
noun
a black plaster
basilice
basilicē
adverb
royally
basiliciarius
basiliciārius
cross-reference
basilicola
basilicola
noun
a small church
basilicon
basilicon
noun
a black plaster
basilicon
basilicon
cross-reference
basilicum
basilicum
noun
A princely robe
basilicus
basilicus
noun
the king's throw
basilicus
basilicus
adjective
kingly
Basilida
Basilida
noun
a people of Sarmatia
Basilis
Basilis
noun
a Greek geographer
basilisca
basilisca
noun
a plant
basiliscus
basiliscus
noun
A kind of lizard
basilium
basilīum
noun
a royal or princely ornament
Basilium
Basilīum
noun
the name of the books of Kings in the Bible
basio
bāsiō
verb
to kiss
basioballum
basioballum
noun
basiolum
bāsiolum
noun
a little kiss
basis
basis
noun
a pedestal
basium
bāsium
noun
a kiss
Bassania
Bassānia
noun
a town in Illyria
Bassanita
Bassānīta
noun
the inhabitants of Bassania
Bassareus
Bassareus
noun
a title of Bacchus
Bassaricus
Bassaricus
adjective
of Bacchus
Bassaris
Bassaris
noun
a Bacchante
Bassus
Bassus
noun
a family cognomen
bastaga
bastaga
noun
a carriage of baggage
bastagarius
bastagārius
noun
a baggage-master
bastagia
bastagia
noun
a carriage of baggage
Bastarna
Bastarna
noun
a German tribe which became known to the Romans very early
basterna
basterna
noun
a sedan chair or litter
Basterna
Basterna
noun
a German tribe which became known to the Romans very early
basternarius
basternārius
noun
a bearer of a sedan
Bastertinus
Bastertīnus
noun
a people of Lower Italy
Bastetania
Bastētānia
noun
a district in Spain
Bastitanus
Bastitānus
noun
the inhabitants of Basti in Spain
Bastulus
Bastulus
noun
a people of
bat
bat
conjunction
Ps
bat
bat
adjective
batalaria
batalāria
noun
a kind of war-ship
Batavia
Batāvia
noun
the peninsula Batavia
Batavodurum
Batāvodūrum
noun
a town in Holland
Batavus
Batāvus
noun
one of the Batavi
Batavus
Batāvus
adjective
pertaining to Batavia
Batavus
Batāvus
noun
the Batavians
batenim
batenim
adverb
Batenus
Batenus
noun
a people of Asia
Batha
Batha
noun
a town in Ethiopia
Bathyllus
Bathyllus
noun
A Samian boy
Bathymus
Bathymus
noun
a people of Arabia
Bathynias
Bathyniās
noun
a small river of Thrace
batia
batia
noun
an unknown kind of fish
batiaca
batiaca
noun
a kind of drinking-cup
batillum
batillum
noun
A shovel
batillus
batillus
noun
A shovel
batiola
batiola
noun
a small drinking-cup
batis
batis
noun
a plant
Bato
Batō
noun
a leader of insurrection in Dalmatia
batos
batos
noun
the blackberry-bush
batrachion
batrachion
noun
a medicinal plant
batrachites
batrachītēs
noun
a precious stone of a frog-green color
Batrachomyomachia
Batrachomyomachia
noun
The Battle of the Frogs and Mice
Batrachus
Batrachus
noun
a Greek architect at Rome in the time of Pompey the Great
batrachus
batrachus
noun
a fish
battale
battāle
noun
the fighting and fencing exercises of soldiers and gladiators
battalia
battalia
cross-reference
Battara
Battara
noun
a Roman whose death is mentioned by Cicero
Battiades
Battiades
noun
Battiades
Battiadēs
noun
an inhabitant of Cyrene
Battis
Battis
noun
the sweetheart of the poet Philetas of Cos
Batton
Batton
noun
a Greek sculptor
battuale
battuāle
noun
the fighting and fencing exercises of soldiers and gladiators
battuarium
battuārium
noun
a mortar
battuo
battuō
verb
to strike
battuo
bāttuō
verb
to strike
Battus
Battus
noun
A name given to Aristotle of Thera
Batulum
Batulum
noun
a town in Campania
batuo
bātuō
verb
batus
batus
noun
the blackberry-bush
batus
batus
noun
a bath
baubor
baubor
verb
to bark gently or moderately
Baucidias
Baucidias
noun
a small island in the Gulf of Argolis
Baucis
Baucis
noun
The wife of Philemon
Baudos
Baudos
noun
a river in Syria
Baulus
Baulus
noun
a place near Baiae
Bauma
Bauma
noun
a town in Ethiopia
Bavius
Bavius
noun
a stupid poet
baxa
baxa
noun
a kind of woven shoe worn on the comic stage and by philosophers
baxea
baxea
noun
a kind of woven shoe worn on the comic stage and by philosophers
baxearius
baxeārius
noun
a maker of woven shoes
baxius
baxius
noun
a maker of woven shoes
Bazaira
Bazaīra
noun
a district of Asiatic Scythia
bdellium
bdellium
noun
an Asiatic plant
beate
beātē
adverb
happily
beatifico
beātificō
verb
to make happy
beatificus
beātificus
adjective
blessing
beatitas
beātitās
noun
the condition of the
beatitudo
beātitūdō
noun
the condition of
beatulus
beātulus
adjective
beatum
beātum
noun
beatum
beātum
noun
happiness
beatus
beātus
noun
the rich
beatus
beātus
adjective
Happy
beatus
beātus
noun
the happy
beatus
beātus
adjective
beber
beber
noun
the beaver
bebra
bebra
noun
a weapon of barbarous nations
Bebriacensis
Bebriacensis
cross-reference
Bebriacum
Bēbriacum
noun
a village in Upper Italy
Bebriacum
Bebriacum
cross-reference
bebrinus
bēbrīnus
adjective
of the beaver
bebrinus
bebrīnus
adjective
of the beaver
bebrinus
bebrīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a beaver
Bebryces
Bēbryces
noun
a people inhabiting Bebrycia
Bebryces
Bēbrȳces
noun
a people inhabiting Bebrycia
Bebryces
Bēbrȳces
noun
a people in
Bebrycia
Bēbrȳcia
noun
the province inhabited by the Bebrycians
Bebrycia
Bēbrycia
noun
the province inhabited by the Bebrycians
Bebrycius
Bēbrycius
adjective
pertaining to the province Bebrycia
Bebrycius
Bēbrȳcius
adjective
pertaining to the province Bebrycia
Bebrycius
Bēbrycius
adjective
pertaining to King Bebryx
Bebryx
Bēbryx
noun
a Bebrycian
Bebryx
Bēbryx
noun
a Bebrycian
beccus
beccus
noun
a beak
Becheri
Bechērī
noun
a Scythian people on the Pontus Euxinus
bechicus
bēchicus
adjective
of or for a cough
bechion
bēchion
noun
a plant good for a cough
Bechiris
Bechīris
noun
a Scythian people on the Pontus Euxinus
Bechirus
Bechīrus
noun
a Scythian people on the Pontus Euxinus
bedella
bedella
noun
an Asiatic plant
Bedesis
Bedesis
noun
a river in
Bedriacensis
Bēdriacensis
adjective
of Bedriacum
Bedriacum
Bēdriacum
noun
a village in Upper Italy
bee
beē
adverb
the sound made by a sheep
Beelzebub
Beelzebub
noun
Beelzebub
Beelzebul
Beelzebul
noun
Beelzebub
Begerri
Begerrī
noun
a Gallic people in Aquitania
Begorrites
Begorrītes
cross-reference
a lake in Macedonia
belbus
belbus
noun
Belena
Belena
cross-reference
Belenus
Belenus
noun
a deity worshipped in Noricum and Aquileia
Belga
Belga
noun
a Belgian
Belga
Belga
noun
the Belgians
Belgicus
Belgicus
adjective
Belgic
Belgium
Belgium
noun
a part of
Belial
Belial
noun
Belial
Belias
Bēlias
noun
Belias
Beliās
noun
Belial
Belias
Belias
cross-reference
Belides
Bēlīdēs
noun
a male descendant of Belus
Belides
Belides
noun
Belidis
Bēlidis
noun
the granddaughters of Belus
belion
belion
noun
a plant
Belis
Bēlis
noun
the granddaughters of Belus
Belis
Belis
noun
bellarium
bellārium
noun
that which is used as a dessert
bellator
bellātor
noun
A warrior
bellatorius
bellātōrius
adjective
warlike
bellatrix
bellātrix
noun
a female warrior
bellatulus
bellātulus
adjective
pretty
bellax
bellax
adjective
warlike
belle
bellē
adverb
prettily
Bellerophon
Bellerophōn
noun
son of Glaucus and grandson of Sisyphus
Bellerophontes
Bellerophontēs
noun
son of Glaucus and grandson of Sisyphus
Bellerophonteus
Bellerophontēus
adjective
of or belonging to Bellerophon
bellicosus
bellicōsus
adjective
warlike
bellicrepa saltatio
bellicrepa saltātiō
expression
an armed dance
bellicum
bellicum
noun
a signal for march or for the beginning of an attack
bellicus
bellicus
adjective
of or pertaining to war
Bellienus
Belliēnus
noun
a Roman cognomen
bellifer
bellifer
adjective
making war
belliger
belliger
adjective
waging war
belligerator
belligerātor
noun
a warrior
belligeror
belligeror
verb
to wage or carry on war
belligeror
belligeror
verb
to wage or carry on war
belligeror
belligeror
verb
bellio
belliō
noun
the yellow ox-eye daisy
bellipotens
bellipotens
adjective
mighty or valiant in war
bellis
bellis
noun
the white daisy
bellisonus
bellisonus
adjective
sounding of war
bellitudo
bellitūdō
noun
beauty
Bellius
Bellius
noun
a shortened form of the name Duellius
bello
bellō
verb
to wage or carry on war
bellor
bellor
verb
to carry on war
Bellocassus
Bellocassus
noun
a people on the right bank of the Seine
Bellona
Bellōna
noun
the goddess of
bellonaria
bellōnāria
noun
the plant
Bellonarius
Bellōnārius
noun
the goddess of
bellosus
bellōsus
adjective
warlike
Bellovacus
Bellovacus
noun
a people in
bellua
bellua
noun
a beast
bellualis
belluālis
adjective
bestial
belluatus
belluātus
adjective
ornamented or embroidered with figures of animals
belluilis
belluīlis
adjective
bestial
belluinus
belluīnus
adjective
brutal
bellule
bellulē
adverb
prettily
bellulus
bellulus
adjective
pretty
bellum
bellum
noun
war
belluosus
belluōsus
adjective
abounding in beasts or monsters
belluosus
belluōsus
cross-reference
bellus
bellus
adjective
pretty
bellutus
bellūtus
adjective
bellutus
bellūtus
adverb
belluus
belluus
adjective
belluus
belluus
cross-reference
belo
bēlō
verb
to bleat
belo
bēlō
cross-reference
beloacos
beloacos
cross-reference
a plant
belone
belonē
noun
a sea-fish
belotocos
belotocos
cross-reference
a plant
belua
bēlua
noun
a beast
belualis
bēluālis
adjective
bestial
beluatus
bēluātus
adjective
ornamented or embroidered with figures of animals
beluilis
bēluīlis
adjective
bestial
beluinus
bēluīnus
adjective
brutal
Belunum
Bēlūnum
noun
the capital city of a people of Venetia
beluosus
bēluōsus
adjective
abounding in beasts or monsters
Belus
Bēlus
noun
An Asiatic king of a primitive age
belutus
bēlūtus
adjective
beluus
bēluus
adjective
Bembinadia
Bembinadia
noun
a district in Arcadia
Benacensis
Bēnācensis
noun
the people
Benacus
Bēnācus
noun
a deep and rough lake in
Bendidius
Bendidīus
adjective
of or pertaining to Bendis
bene
benē
adverb
well
benedice
benedicē
adjective
with friendly words
benedico
benedīcō
verb
to speak well of any one
benedictio
benedictiō
noun
an extolling
benedictum
benedictum
cross-reference
benedictum
benedictum
noun
benedictus
benedictus
noun
benedicus
benedicus
adjective
with friendly words
benefacio
benefaciō
verb
benefactio
benefactiō
noun
the performing of an act of kindness
benefactor
benefactor
noun
he who confers a favor
bene factum
bene factum
noun
benefits
benefactum
benefactum
noun
benefice
beneficē
adverb
beneficently
beneficentia
beneficentia
noun
the quality of
beneficiarius
beneficiārius
noun
soldiers who
beneficiarius
beneficiārius
adjective
pertaining to a favor
beneficium
beneficium
noun
A benefaction
beneficus
beneficus
adjective
generous
benefio
benefīō
verb
beneolentia
beneolentia
noun
a smelling agreeably
beneplaceo
benēplaceō
verb
to
beneplacitum
benēplacitum
noun
good pleasure
beneplacitus
benēplacitus
adjective
pleasing
Beneventanus
Beneventānus
adjective
of or belonging to Beneventum
Beneventanus
Beneventānus
noun
the Beneventines
Beneventum
Beneventum
noun
a very ancient city of the Hirpini
benevole
benevolē
adverb
benevolently
benevolens
benevolens
adjective
wishing well
benevolens
benevolens
noun
a well-wisher
benevolentia
benevolentia
noun
good-will
benevolus
benevolus
adjective
well-wishing
benificium
benificium
noun
A benefaction
benificus
benificus
adjective
generous
benigne
benignē
adverb
In a friendly manner
benignitas
benignitās
noun
the quality of one
benigniter
benigniter
adverb
kindly
benigniter
benigniter
adverb
In a friendly manner
benignor
benignor
verb
to rejoice
benignus
benignus
adjective
of a good kind or nature
benivolens
benivolens
adjective
wishing well
benivolentia
benivolentia
noun
good-will
benivolus
benivolus
adjective
well-wishing
Benjamin
Benjamin
noun
The young est son of the Hebrew patriarch Jacob
Benjamita
Benjamīta
noun
the Jews of the tribe of Benjamin
benna
benna
noun
a kind of carriage
bennarius
bennārius
cross-reference
Benus
Benus
noun
a Thracian people on the Hebrus
benus
benus
adjective
beo
beō
verb
to make happy
bepedalium
bepedālium
noun
berber
berber
cross-reference
berbex
berbex
noun
a wether
berbex
berbex
cross-reference
Bercorcats
Bercorcāts
noun
a people of
Berecynthus
Berecynthus
adjective
Of or pertaining to the mountain Berecyntus
Berecyntia
Berecyntia
noun
Berecyntiacus
Berecyntiacus
adjective
of or belonging to Cybele
Berecyntiades
Berecyntiadēs
noun
Berecyntian
Berecyntius
Berecyntius
adjective
Of or pertaining to the mountain Berecyntus
Berecyntus
Berecyntus
noun
a mountain on the banks of the river Sangarius
Beregranus
Berēgrānus
noun
the people of Beregria
Beregranus
Beregrānus
noun
the people of Beregria
Berelidis
Berelidis
noun
a group of small islands off the southern coast of Sardima
Berenice
Berenīcē
noun
Daughter of Ptolemy Philadelphus and Arsinoe
Bereniceus
Berenīcēus
adjective
of Berenice
Berenicis
Berenīcis
noun
the region around Berenice
Berga
Berga
noun
a people of Scythia
Bergimus
Bergimus
noun
a deity of the
Bergistanus
Bergistānus
noun
a community of robbers in
Bergomas
Bergomas
noun
of Bergomum
Bergomats
Bergomāts
noun
of Bergomum
Bergomum
Bergomum
noun
a town in
Bergus
Bergus
noun
an island in the North Sea
berillus
bērillus
noun
A precious stone of a sea-green color
Bernice
Bernīcē
adverb
accused of incest
Bernice
Bernīcē
noun
Beroe
Beroē
noun
The nurse of Semele
Beroea
Beroea
noun
a town in Macedonia
Beroeaeus
Beroeaeus
noun
a Beraean
Beroeensis
Beroeensis
noun
a Beraean
Beronice
Beronīcē
noun
Daughter of Ptolemy Philadelphus and Arsinoe
Beronice
Beronīcē
adverb
Beronis
Bērōnis
noun
a powerful people in
Berosus
Bērōsus
noun
a distinguished Babylonian astrologer of the time of Ptolemy Philadelphus
Berrea
Berrea
noun
a town in Macedonia
Berresa
Berresa
noun
a town in Ethiopia
Berrice
Berricē
noun
a large island north of Europe
berula
berula
noun
an herb
berullus
berullus
noun
A precious stone of a sea-green color
beryllus
bēryllus
noun
A precious stone of a sea-green color
Berytensis
Bērȳtensis
adjective
Berytensian
Berytius
Bērȳtius
adjective
of Berytus
Berytus
Bērȳtus
noun
a seaport town of Phaenicia
Berytus
Bērytus
noun
a seaport town of Phaenicia
bes
bes
noun
Two thirds of a unit
Besa
Bēsā
noun
an Egyptian divinity
Besaro
Besarō
noun
a town in Spain
Besbicus
Besbicus
noun
a small island in the Propontis
Besidia
Besidia
noun
a town in Bruttium
bessalis
bessālis
adjective
comprising eight
Bessicus
Bessicus
noun
of the Bessi
Bessus
Bessus
noun
a savage and marauding people in the north-eastern part of Thrace
Bessus
Bessus
noun
A Bessian
Bessus
Bessus
noun
of the Bessi
Bestia
Bestia
noun
a cognomen in the Calpurnian family
bestia
bestia
noun
a beast
bestialis
bestiālis
adjective
like a beast
bestiarius
bestiārius
adjective
of or pertaining to beasts
bestiarius
bestiārius
noun
one who fights with wild beasts in the public spectacles
bestiola
bestiola
noun
a small animal
Bestius
Bestius
noun
a rough and miserly man
beta
bēta
noun
the Greek name of the second letter of the alphabet
beta
beta
noun
the Greek name of the first letter of the alphabet
beta
bēta
noun
a vegetable
betaceus
bētāceus
adjective
from or of the beet
betaceus
bētāceus
noun
beet-root
Betasus
Betāsus
noun
a Belgian people
Bethlaeus
Bēthlaeus
adjective
of Bethlehem
Bethlaeus
Bethlaeus
adjective
of Bethlehem
Bethleemicus
Bēthleemicus
adjective
of Bethlehem
Bethleemicus
Bethleemicus
adjective
of Bethlehem
Bethlehem, bethleem, bethlem
Bethlehem, bethleem, bethlem
noun
a town of the tribe of Judah
Bethlehem, bethleem, bethlem
Bēthlehem, bēthleem, bēthlem
noun
a town of the tribe of Judah
Bethlehemites
Bēthlehemītēs
noun
an inhabitant of Bethlehem
Bethlehemites
Bethlehemītēs
noun
an inhabitant of Bethlehem
Bethlehemum
Bēthlehēmum
noun
a town of the tribe of Judah
Bethlehemum
Bethlehēmum
noun
a town of the tribe of Judah
Bethlemiticus
Bethlemiticus
adjective
of Bethlehem
Bethlemiticus
Bēthlemiticus
adjective
of Bethlehem
betis
bētis
noun
a vegetable
Betis
Betis
noun
a river in Southern Spain
betis
bētis
cross-reference
Betis
Bētis
cross-reference
betissare
bētissare
adverb
betizare
bētīzarē
adverb
beto
bētō
verb
to go
betonica
betonica
noun
a plant
Betriacensis
Bētriacensis
adjective
of Bedriacum
Betriacum
Betriacum
cross-reference
Betriacum
Bētriacum
noun
a village in Upper Italy
Betucius
Betucius
noun
a Roman proper name
betula
betula
noun
the birch
betulla
betulla
noun
the birch
betulus
betulus
cross-reference
betulus
bētulus
noun
a precious stone
biaeothanatus
biaeothanatus
adjective
dying by violence
biaeothanatus
biaeothanatus
adverb
Bianor
Biānor
noun
A centaur slain by Theseus at the marriage festival of Pirithous
biarchia
biarchia
noun
the office of a
biarchus
biarchus
noun
a commissary
Bias
Biās
adjective
a Greek philosopher of Priene
Bibaculus
Bibāculus
noun
a Roman cognomen
Bibaga
Bibaga
noun
an island near Gedrosia
Bibalus
Bibalus
noun
a people of
bibax
bibax
adjective
given to drink
Bibe
Bibe
noun
a town in Gaul
biber
biber
cross-reference
Biberius Caldius Mero [
Biberius Caldius Mero [
expression
a name given in derision to the emperor Tiberius Claudius Nero on account of his love of drink
Bibesia
Bibesia
noun
Drinkland
bibilis
bibilis
adjective
drinkable
bibio
bibiō
noun
a small insect generated in wine
bibitor
bibitor
noun
a drinker
bibitus
bibitus
adjective
biblinus
biblinus
adjective
of or made from the Egyptian papyrus
bibliopola
bibliopōla
noun
a bookseller
bibliotheca
bibliothēca
noun
a library
bibliothecalis
bibliothēcālis
adjective
of or belonging to a library
bibliothecarius
bibliothēcārius
noun
a librarian
bibliothece
bībliothēcē
noun
a library
bibliothece
bibliothēcē
noun
a library
bibliothecula
bibliothēcula
noun
a small library
biblium
biblium
noun
the Bible
biblus
biblus
noun
the papyrus
bibo
bibō
noun
a tippler
bibo
bibō
verb
to drink
bibonius
bibōnius
noun
a hard drinker
bibosus
bibōsus
adjective
given to drinking
Bibracte
Bibracte
noun
the chief town of the Aedui
Bibrax
Bibrax
noun
a town in Gaul
bibrevis
bibrevis
adjective
consisting of two short syllables
Bibrocus
Bibrocus
noun
a British people
Bibulus
Bibulus
noun
a proper name
bibulus
bibulus
adjective
drinking readily
bicameratum
bicamerātum
noun
a receptacle with two compartments
bicameratus
bicamerātus
adjective
with a double vault
bicapites
bicapites
adjective
Having two heads
biceps
biceps
adjective
Having two heads
bicepsos
bicepsos
adjective
Having two heads
bicessis
bicessis
noun
twenty
bicinium
bicinium
noun
a duet
bicipes
bicipes
adjective
Having two heads
biclinium
biclīnium
noun
a dining-couch for two persons
bicodulus
bicōdulus
adjective
having two tails
bicolor
bicolor
adjective
of two colors
bicolorus
bicolōrus
adjective
of two colors
bicomis
bicomis
adjective
with hair falling down on both sides
bicornes
bicornes
noun
horned animals for sacrifice
Bicorniger
Bicorniger
noun
two-horned
bicornis
bicornis
adjective
having two horns
bicorpor
bicorpor
adjective
having two bodies
bicorporeus
bicorporeus
adjective
having two bodies
bicors
bicors
adjective
with two hearts
bicoxum
bicoxum
cross-reference
having two thighs
bicubitalis
bicubitālis
adjective
of two cubits
bicubitus
bicubitus
adjective
of two cubits
bidens
bidens
adjective
with two teeth
bidental
bidental
noun
a place struck by lightning
bidentatio
bidentātiō
noun
a harrowing
Bidinus
Bidinus
noun
the inhabitants of Bidis
Bidinus
Bidinus
adjective
of or pertaining to Bidis
Bidis
Bidis
noun
a small town in Sicily
biduum
bīduum
noun
a period or space of two days
biduus
biduus
adjective
continuing two days
biennalis
biennālis
adjective
continuing two years
biennis
biennis
adjective
of two years
biennium
biennium
noun
a period or space of two years
bifariam
bifāriam
adverb
on two sides
bifaries
bifāries
noun
doubly
bifarius
bifārius
adjective
twofold
bifax
bifax
cross-reference
two-faced
bifer
bifer
adjective
bearing fruit twice a year
bifestus
bifestus
adjective
doubly festive
bifidatus
bifidātus
adjective
cleft or divided into two parts
bifidus
bifidus
adjective
cleft or divided into two parts
bifilum
bifīlum
noun
a double thread
bifissus
bifissus
adjective
cleft or divided into two parts
biforis
biforis
adjective
Having two doors or folding-doors
biformatus
biformātus
adjective
doubleformed
biformis
biformis
adjective
double or two-formed
biforus
biforus
adjective
biforus
biforus
adjective
Having two doors or folding-doors
bifrons
bifrons
noun
with two foreheads
bifurcum
bifurcum
noun
a fork
bifurcus
bifurcus
adjective
having two prongs or points
biga
bīga
noun
a pair of horses
biga
bīga
noun
a pair of horses
bigamus
bigamus
cross-reference
twice married
bigarius
bīgārius
noun
a driver of a pair of horses
bigatus
bīgātus
noun
a silver coin with the stamp of the
bigatus
bīgātus
adjective
having the figure of a
bigeminus
bigeminus
adjective
doubled
bigemmis
bigemmis
adjective
Set with two precious stones
bigener
bigener
adjective
descended from two different races
Bigerra
Bigerra
noun
a town in
Bigerrica
Bigerrica
noun
a warm shaggy garment
Bigerricus
Bigerricus
adjective
of or pertaining to the Bigerriones
Bigerrionis
Bigerriōnis
noun
a Gallic people in Aquitania
Bigerritanus
Bigerritānus
adjective
of the Bigerriones
Bigerrus
Bigerrus
noun
a Gallic people in Aquitania
bignae
bignaē
adverb
female twins
bigradum
bigradum
cross-reference
bigus
bīgus
adjective
yoked two together
bijugis
bijugis
adjective
yoked two together
bijugus
bijugus
noun
two horses yoked abreast
bijugus
bijugus
adjective
yoked two together
bilanx
bilanx
adjective
having two scales
Bilbilis
Bilbilis
noun
A town in an elevated position in
Bilbilitanus
Bilbilitānus
adjective
of or belonging to Bilbilis
bilbo
bilbō
verb
to make a noise like that of a liquid agitated in a vessel
bilibra
bilībra
noun
two pounds
bilibralis
bilībrālis
cross-reference
weighing two pounds
bilibris
bilībris
adjective
of two pounds
bilinguis
bilinguis
adjective
twotongued
biliosus
bīliōsus
noun
a bilious person
biliosus
bīliōsus
adjective
full of bile
bilis
bīlis
noun
bile
bilix
bilix
adjective
with a double thread
billis
billis
adjective
with a double thread
bilongus
bilongus
adjective
doubly long
bilustris
bilustris
adjective
that lasts two
bilychnis
bilychnis
adjective
having two lights
bimammius
bimammius
adjective
having two breasts
bimaris
bimaris
adjective
lying between two seas
bimaritus
bimarītus
noun
the husband of two wives
bimatris
bimātris
adjective
having two mothers
bimatus
bīmātus
noun
the age of two years
bimembris
bimembris
adjective
having double members
bimembrs
bimembrs
noun
the Centaurs
bimenstruus
bimenstruus
cross-reference
of two months
bimestris
bimestris
adjective
of two months
bimeter
bimeter
adjective
consisting of two metres
bimulus
bīmulus
adjective
only two years old
bimus
bīmus
adjective
two years old
binarius
bīnārius
adjective
that contains or consists of two
Bingium
Bingium
noun
a town of Gaul
bini
bīnī
adjective
Two by two
binio
bīniō
noun
the number two
binoctium
binoctium
noun
a period or space of two nights
binominis
binōminis
adjective
having two names
binubus
binūbus
noun
a doublymarried man
binus
bīnus
adjective
Bio
Biō
noun
a very witty philosopher of the Cyrenaic school
biocolyta
biocōlȳta
noun
one who protects against violence
Bion
Biōn
noun
a very witty philosopher of the Cyrenaic school
Bioneus
Biōnēus
adjective
Bionian
Biopator
Biopator
noun
the name of a town founded by the Trojans in Epirus
bios
bios
noun
a very celebrated and wholesome Greek wine
biothanatus
biothanatus
adjective
that dies a violent death
bioticus
biōticus
adjective
of or belonging to common life
bipalium
bipālium
noun
a double mattock
bipalmis
bipalmis
adjective
two spans long or broad
bipalmus
bipalmus
adjective
two spans long or broad
bipartio
bipartiō
verb
to divide into two parts
bipartito
bipartītō
adverb
in two parts or divisions
bipatens
bipatens
adjective
opening in two ways
bipeda
bipeda
noun
a tile or flagstone two feet long
bipedale
bipedāle
noun
a tile or flag-stone two feet long
bipedalis
bipedālis
adjective
two feet long
bipedalium
bipedālium
noun
a double mattock
bipedaneus
bipedāneus
adjective
two feet long
bipennifer
bipennifer
adjective
bearing a two-edged axe
bipennis
bipennis
noun
an axe with two edges
bipennis
bipennis
adjective
having two edges
bipennis
bipennis
adjective
having two wings
bipensilis
bipensilis
adjective
that may be suspended on two sides
bipertio
bipertiō
verb
to divide into two parts
bipertio
bipertiō
cross-reference
bipertito
bipertītō
adverb
in two parts or divisions
bipes
bipēs
adjective
two-footed
bipinna
bipinna
cross-reference
bipinnis
bipinnis
cross-reference
bipinnis
bipinnis
adjective
having two wings
biplex
biplex
cross-reference
double
biprorus
biprōrus
adjective
having two prows
biremis
birēmis
adjective
Twooared
biremis
birēmis
noun
a small vessel with two oars
birota
birota
noun
a cabriolet
birotus
birotus
adjective
twowheeled
birrum
birrum
noun
a cloak to keep off rain
birrus
birrus
noun
a cloak to keep off rain
bis
bis
adverb
twice
bisaccium
bisaccium
noun
a double bag
Bisalta
Bīsalta
noun
a Thracian people on the Strymon
Bisaltia
Bīsaltia
cross-reference
the country they inhabited
Bisaltica
Bīsaltica
cross-reference
the country they inhabited
Bisaltis
Bīsaltis
noun
Theophane
Bisambrita
Bisambrita
noun
a people on the Indus
Bisanthe
Bisanthē
noun
a town in Thrace
bisbellio
bisbelliō
noun
a man with two skins
biselliarius
biselliārius
noun
one who enjoys the honor of the
biselliatus
biselliātus
noun
the honor of a
bisellium
bisellium
noun
a richly ornamented seat of honor
biseta
bisēta
cross-reference
bisextialis
bisextiālis
adjective
containing two
bisextilis
bisextilis
adjective
containing an intercalary day
bisextum
bisextum
noun
bisextus
bisextus
noun
Bisgargitanus
Bisgargitānus
noun
a people of
bisolis
bisolis
adjective
having two
bisomum
bisōmum
noun
having two
bison
bisōn
noun
a species of wild ox living in northern regions
bisonus
bisonus
adjective
sounding twice
bispellio
bispelliō
noun
a man with two skins
bissenus and bisseni, v. bis fin
bissēnus and bissēni, v. bis fin
expression
bissextus
bissextus
adverb
bissextus
bissextus
noun
bissyllabus
bissyllabus
cross-reference
Bistonia
Bistonia
noun
Thrace
Bistonis
Bistonis
noun
the Bistones
Bistonis
Bistonis
noun
adj. f
Bistonius
Bistonius
adjective
pertaining to the Bistones
bisulcilingua
bisulcilingua
noun
with a cloven tongue
bisulcum
bisulcum
noun
animals with cloven feet
bisulcus
bisulcus
adjective
divided into two parts
bisyllabus
bisyllabus
adjective
dissyllabic
Bithia
Bithia
noun
the name of certain women in Scythia
Bithynia
Bīthȳnia
noun
a very fruitful province in Asia Minor
Bithynicus
Bīthȳnicus
adjective
Bithynian
Bithynion
Bīthȳnion
noun
a town in Bithynia
Bithynis
Bīthȳnis
noun
A Bithynian woman
Bithynius
Bīthȳnius
noun
the inhabitants of Bithynia
Bithynius
Bīthȳnius
adjective
Bithynian
Bithynus
Bīthȳnus
adjective
Bithynian
Bithynus
Bīthȳnus
noun
the inhabitants of Bithynia
Bitias
Bitiās
noun
A Tyrian nobleman at Dido's court
bitiensis
bītiensis
noun
those who are continually wandering about
Bito
Bitō
noun
a son of the Argive priestess Cydippe
bito
bītō
verb
to go
bito
bītō
cross-reference
Biton
Bitōn
noun
a son of the Argive priestess Cydippe
Bittis
Bittis
noun
a woman beloved by the poet Philetas of Cos
Bituitus
Bituītus
noun
a king of the Arverni
bitumen
bitūmen
noun
bitumen
bituminatus
bitūminatus
adjective
impregnated with bitumen
bitumineus
bitūmineus
adjective
consisting of bitumen
bitumino
bitūminō
verb
to cover or impregnate with bitumen
bituminosus
bitūminōsus
adjective
abounding in bitumen
Bituricus
Bituricus
adjective
of the Bituriges
Biturigiacus
Biturigiacus
adjective
of the Bituriges
Biturigis
Biturigis
noun
the Bituriges
biurus
biūrus
noun
the name of rodent animals found in Campania
bivertex
bivertex
noun
with two summits or peaks
bivii
biviī
noun
gods of the crossroads
bivira
bivira
noun
a woman married to a second husband
bivium
bivium
noun
gods of the crossroads
bivius
bivius
adjective
having two ways or passages
Bizone
Bizōnē
noun
a town in Thrace
Bizya
Bizya
noun
a town in Thrace
blachnon
blachnon
noun
a kind of fern
blactero
blacterō
verb
to bleat
Blaesianus
Blaesiānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Blaesus
blaesus
blaesus
noun
one who lisps
blaesus
blaesus
adjective
lisping
Blaesus
Blaesus
noun
a cognomen in the Sempronian gens
Blanda
Blanda
noun
A maritime town in Lucania
blande
blandē
adverb
soothingly
blandicellum
blandicellum
noun
coaxing or flattering words
blandicule
blandiculē
adverb
flatteringly
blandidicus
blandidicus
adjective
speaking soothingly
blandiens
blandiens
adjective
a flatterer
blandificus
blandificus
adjective
flattering
blandifluus
blandiflūus
adjective
flowing or diffusing itself sweetly
blandiloquens
blandiloquens
adjective
speaking courteously
blandiloquentia
blandiloquentia
noun
coaxing language
blandiloquentulus
blandiloquentulus
adjective
speaking caressingly
blandiloquium
blandiloquium
noun
soft words
blandiloquus
blandiloquus
adjective
speaking smoothly or flatteringly
blandimentum
blandīmentum
noun
flattering words
blandior
blandior
verb
to cling caressingly to one
blandio
blandiō
verb
to caress
blanditer
blanditer
adverb
soothingly
blanditia
blanditia
noun
The quality of one
blandities
blandities
noun
blandities
blanditiēs
noun
The quality of one
blanditim
blandītim
adverb
in a flattering
blanditor
blandītor
noun
a flatterer
blanditus
blandītus
adjective
pleasant
blanditus
blandītus
adjective
blandulus
blandulus
adjective
pleasing
blandum
blandum
adverb
soothingly
blandus
blandus
adjective
of a smooth tongue
blapsigonia
blapsigonia
noun
a disease which prevents bees from breeding
Blascon
Blascōn
noun
an island off the coast of Gaul
blasphemabilis
blasphēmābilis
adjective
that deserves reproach
blasphematio
blasphēmātiō
noun
a reviling
blasphemia
blasphēmia
noun
a reviling
blasphemium
blasphēmium
noun
a reviling
blasphemo
blasphēmō
verb
v.a
blasphemus
blasphēmus
adjective
reviling
blateas
blateas
cross-reference
blateratio
blaterātiō
noun
a babbling
blateratus
blaterātus
noun
a babbling
blatero
blaterō
verb
To talk idly or foolishly
blatero
blaterō
noun
a babbler
blatio
blatiō
verb
to utter foolish things
blatta
blatta
noun
a clot of blood
blatta
blatta
noun
an insect that shuns the light
blattaria
blattāria
noun
moth-mullein
blattarius
blattārius
adjective
pertaining to the moth
blattea
blattea
noun
a clot of blood
blatteus
blatteus
adjective
purple-colored
blattiarius
blattiārius
noun
a dyer in purple
blattifer
blattifer
adjective
wearing purple
Blaudenius
Blaudēnius
adjective
of the town
blechnon
blēchnon
cross-reference
blechnon
blechnon
noun
a kind of fern
blechon
blēchōn
noun
wild pennyroyal
Blemmya
Blemmya
noun
an Ethiopian people
Blemya
Blemya
noun
an Ethiopian people
Blemyes
Blemyes
noun
an Ethiopian people
Blemyus
Blemyus
noun
an Ethiopian people
blendea
blendea
noun
an inferior kind of seafish
blendius
blendius
noun
an inferior kind of seafish
blennius
blennius
noun
an inferior kind of seafish
blennus
blennus
noun
a blockhead
Blepharon
Blepharōn
noun
a comic character in the Amphitruo of Plautus
bliteus
bliteus
adjective
tasteless
blitum
blitum
noun
a vegetable
blitus
blitus
noun
a vegetable
Blossius
Blossius
noun
a Roman proper name
boa
boa
noun
a large Italian serpent
Boadicea
Boadicēa
cross-reference
boarius
boārius
adjective
of or relating to horned cattle
boarius
boārius
adjective
of or relating to neat cattle
boatus
boātus
noun
a loud crying
Boaulia
Boaulia
noun
Bobella
Bobella
noun
A small but very ancient town in Latium
Bobilla
Bobilla
noun
A small but very ancient town in Latium
bobsequa
bobsequa
noun
a neatherd
bobsequa
bobsequa
noun
bocas
bocas
cross-reference
Bocchar
Bocchar
noun
a king of Mauritania at the time of the second Punic war
Boccharum
Boccharum
noun
a town on the larger of the Balearic islands
Bocchor
Bocchor
noun
a king of Mauritania at the time of the second Punic war
Bocchus
Bocchus
noun
a king of Mauritania
bocula
bōcula
cross-reference
boculus
bōculus
cross-reference
boculus
bōculus
noun
a young bullock
Bodincus
Bodincus
noun
the Ligurian name of the river Po
Bodotria
Bodotria
noun
a bay in Scotland on which the present Edinburgh is situated
Boduognatus
Boduognātus
noun
a leader of the Nervii
Boebe
Boebē
noun
A village in the Thessalian province Pelasgiotis
Boebeis
Boebēis
cross-reference
Lake Baebeis
Boebeius
Boebēius
adjective
Baebeian
Boeotarches
Boeōtarchēs
noun
one of the chief magistrates in Baeotia
Boeotia
Boeōtia
noun
Baeotia
Boeoticus
Boeōticus
adjective
Baeotian
Boeotis
Boeōtis
noun
Baeotia
Boeotius
Boeōtius
noun
the Baeotians
Boeotius
Boeōtius
adjective
Baeotian
Boeotus
Boeōtus
noun
the Baeotians
Boeotus
Boeōtus
adjective
Baeotian
Boethius
Boēthius
noun
a distinguished philosopher and theologian of the post-classic period under Theodoric
boethus
boēthus
noun
the aid or assistant of a scribe
Boethus
Boēthus
cross-reference
nom. prop
Bogud
Bogud
noun
son of Bocchus and king of Mauritania
Bogudiana
Bogudiāna
cross-reference
that was ruled by Bogud
Bogus
Bogus
noun
son of Bocchus and king of Mauritania
Bohemi
Bohemi
adverb
Bohemi
Bohemī
adverb
Bohemi
Bohemi
noun
Bohemians
boia
boia
noun
a collar for the neck
Boia
Boia
noun
their chief town
Boia
Boia
noun
Boia
Boia
noun
a woman of the Boii
Boicus ager
Boicus ager
expression
Boiemi
Boiemī
adverb
Boiemi
Boiemi
noun
Bohemians
Boihaemum
Boihaemum
noun
Bohemians
Boihemi
Boihemi
noun
Bohemians
Boiorix
Boiorix
noun
a king of the Boii
Boius
Boius
noun
a people in
Bola
Bōla
noun
a very ancient town of the Aequi
Bolae
Bōlae
noun
a very ancient town of the Aequi
Bolanus
Bōlānus
noun
the inhabitants of Bola
Bolanus
Bōlānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Bola
Bolbiticus
Bolbiticus
adjective
Bolbitinus
Bolbitīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the city of Bolbitine
bolbiton
bolbiton
noun
the dung of cattle
Bolbula
Bolbula
noun
a group of small islands near Cyprus
boletar
bōlētar
noun
a vessel for mushrooms
boletare
bōlētāre
noun
a vessel for mushrooms
boletus
bōlētus
noun
the best kind of mushrooms
bolis
bolis
noun
a fiery meteor of the form of an arrow
bolites
bolītēs
noun
the root of the plant
boloe
bōloē
adverb
a kind of precious stones
bolona
bolōna
noun
A draught of fishes set to sale
bolus
bolus
noun
a throw or cast
bombax
bombax
interjection
indeed! strange! Ca
bombinator
bombinātor
noun
the buzzer
bombio
bombiō
verb
to buzz
bombito
bombītō
verb
to buzz
bombizatio
bombizātiō
noun
the buzzing of bees
Bombomachides
Bombomachidēs
noun
a name formed in ridicule of a boasting soldier
Bombos
Bombos
noun
a river of Cilicia
bombus
bombus
noun
a hollow
bombyciae harundines
bombȳciae harundines
expression
reeds suitable for flutes
bombycinum
bombȳcinum
noun
a silk texture or web
bombycinum
bombȳcinum
noun
silk garments
bombycinus
bombȳcinus
adjective
of silk
bombylis
bombȳlis
noun
the silkworm in its chrysalis state
bombylius
bombȳlius
noun
bombyx
bombyx
noun
The silk-worm
Bomilcar
Bomilcar
noun
A Carthaginian general
Bomonica
Bōmonīca
noun
the Lacedaemonian youths who allowed themselves to be whipped at the altar of Artemis Orthia
bona
bona
noun
good women
Bona Dea
Bona Dea
expression
the good goddess
bonasus
bonāsus
noun
a species of bull in Paeonia
bone
bonē
adverb
bonifacies
bonifacies
noun
of a handsome face
bonifatus
bonifātus
adverb
lucky
bonimoris
bonimōris
cross-reference
well-mannered
bonitas
bonitās
noun
the good quality of a thing
Bonna
Bonna
noun
a city on the Rhine
Bonnensis
Bonnensis
adjective
of Bonna
Bononia
Bonōnia
noun
A town in
Bononiensis
Bonōniensis
adjective
of or pertaining to Bononia
bonum
bonum
noun
a good
bonum
bonum
noun
bonus
bonus
adjective
good
bonusculum
bonusculum
noun
small possessions
boo
boō
verb
to cry aloud
boopes
boōpes
noun
a plant
Bootes
Boōtēs
noun
the nearly stationary constellation Bootes
Bora
Bora
noun
a mountain in Macedonia
Borcanus
Borcānus
noun
a people of Apulia
borealis
boreālis
adjective
northern
boreas
boreās
noun
The north wind
boreotis
boreōtis
adjective
northern
boreus
borēus
adjective
pertaining to the north wind
boreus
boreus
adjective
pertaining to the north wind
boria
borīa
noun
kind of jasper
Borion
Borīon
noun
northern
borith
bōrith
cross-reference
a plant purifying like soap
borius
borīus
adjective
pertaining to the north wind
borius
borius
adjective
pertaining to the north wind
borras
borrās
noun
The north wind
borrio
borriō
verb
to swarm
Borysthenes
Borysthenēs
noun
a large but gently-flowing river in Sarmatia
Borysthenida
Borysthenida
noun
the dwellers on or near the Borysthenes
Borysthenis
Borysthenis
noun
a town on the Borysthenes
Borysthenis
Borysthenis
noun
Borysthenita
Borysthenīta
noun
Borysthenius
Borysthenius
adjective
pertaining to the Borysthenes
bos
bōs
noun
An ox
boscas
boscas
noun
a kind of duck
boscis
boscis
noun
a kind of duck
Bosforicus
Bosforicus
adjective
Bosforus
Bosforus
noun
the name of several straits
Bosphorus
Bosphorus
noun
the name of several straits
Bosphricus
Bosphricus
adjective
Bosporanus
Bosporānus
adjective
Bosporeus
Bosporeus
adjective
of the Bosporus
Bosporicus
Bosporicus
adjective
Bosporius
Bosporius
adjective
of the Bosporus
Bosporus
Bosporus
noun
the name of several straits
Bosra
Bosra
adjective
of Bozra
Bostar
Bostar
noun
a Carthaginian proper name
Bostra
Bostra
noun
the capital of the Roman province of Arabia from the time of Trajan
Bostrenus
Bostrēnus
noun
an inhabitant of Bozra
Bostrenus
Bostrēnus
adjective
of Bozra
bostrychites
bostrychītēs
noun
a precious stone
bostrychus
bostrychus
adjective
curled
botanicum
botanicum
cross-reference
curled
botanismus
botanismus
noun
a weeding
botellus
botellus
noun
a small sausage
Boterdum
Boterdum
noun
a town in
bothynus
bothȳnus
noun
a fiery meteor in the form of a pit
botrax
botrax
cross-reference
botrio
botriō
noun
a cluster of grapes
botrio
bōtriō
noun
a cluster of grapes
botronatus
botrōnātus
noun
an ornament for the hair of a female
botronatus
bōtrōnātus
noun
an ornament for the hair of a female
botruosus
botruōsus
adjective
full of clusters
botruosus
bōtruōsus
adjective
full of clusters
botrus
botrus
cross-reference
botrus
bōtrus
noun
the grape
botrus
botrus
noun
the grape
botryitis
bōtryītis
noun
a kind of calamine
botryitis
botryītis
noun
a kind of calamine
botryo
botryō
noun
a cluster of grapes
botryo
bōtryō
noun
a cluster of grapes
botryodes
botryōdēs
noun
in the form of a cluster of grapes
botryon
botryon
noun
a medicine prepared from excrements
botrys
bōtrys
noun
the grape
Botrys
Bōtrys
noun
a town in Phaenicia
botrys
botrys
noun
the grape
Botrys
Botrys
noun
a town in Phaenicia
Bottiaea
Bottiaea
noun
a small province in Macedonia
Bottiaei
Bottiaeī
adverb
whose inhabitants are called
botularius
botulārius
noun
a sausage-maker
botulus
botulus
noun
a sausage
Boudicea
Boudicēa
noun
queen of the Iceni
Bouducea
Bouducēa
noun
queen of the Iceni
boustrophedon
boustrophēdon
adverb
from right to left and back again alternately
bova
bova
cross-reference
bova
bova
noun
a swelling of the legs
bova
bova
noun
a large Italian serpent
bovarius
bovārius
adjective
of or relating to neat cattle
bovarius
bovārius
adjective
of or relating to horned cattle
bovatim
bovātim
adverb
after the manner of oxen or cows
Bovianius
Boviānius
adjective
of Bovianum
Bovianum
Boviānum
noun
the name of two towns in Samnium
Bovianus
Boviānus
adjective
bovicidium
bovicīdium
noun
a slaughtering of cattle
bovile
bovīlē
adverb
bovile
bovīle
noun
a stall for oxen
Bovilla
Bovilla
noun
A small but very ancient town in Latium
Bovilla
Bovilla
noun
A small but very ancient town in Latium
bovilla
bovilla
cross-reference
a cattle-stall
Bovillanus
Bovillānus
adjective
of Bovillae
Bovillensis
Bovillensis
noun
inhabitants of Bovillae
Bovillus
Bovillus
adjective
bovillus
bovillus
adjective
Of or pertaining to oxen or cows
bovinator
bovīnātor
noun
A brawler
bovinor
bovīnor
verb
to bellow at
bovinus
bovīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to oxen or cows
bovis
bovis
noun
An ox
bovis
bovis
cross-reference
bovo
bovō
verb
to cry aloud
bovo
bovō
cross-reference
bovus
bovus
cross-reference
box
bōx
noun
a sea-fish
brabeium
brabēīum
noun
a prize in the games
brabeum
brabēum
noun
a prize in the games
brabeuta
brabeuta
noun
one who presided at the public games
brabyla
brabyla
noun
a plant
braca
brāca
noun
trowsers
braca
brāca
noun
trowsers
bracarius
brācārius
noun
a maker of trowsers or breeches
Bracarus
Brācarus
adjective
of the Bracari
Bracarus
Brācarus
noun
a tribe of Gauls in
bracatus
brācātus
adjective
Wearing trowsers or breeches
bracca
bracca
noun
trowsers
bracchiale
bracchiāle
noun
an armlet
bracchialis
bracchiālis
noun
an armlet
bracchialis
bracchiālis
adjective
of or belonging to the arm
bracchiatus
bracchiātus
adjective
with boughs or branches like arms
bracchiolaris
bracchiolāris
adjective
pertaining to a muscle of a horse
bracchiolum
bracchiolum
noun
A small
bracchionarium
bracchionārium
noun
a bracelet
bracchium
bracchium
noun
the arm
braccicus
braccicus
cross-reference
brace
bracē
noun
a Gallic name of a particularly white kind of corn
braces
brāces
noun
trowsers
braceus
brāceus
adjective
pertaining to breeches
brachialis
brāchiālis
adjective
of or belonging to the arm
brachiatus
brāchiātus
adjective
with boughs or branches like arms
brachile
brāchīlē
adverb
brachiolaris
brāchiolāris
adjective
pertaining to a muscle of a horse
brachiolum
brāchiolum
noun
A small
brachionarium
brāchionārium
noun
a bracelet
brachium
brāchium
noun
the arm
Brachmanae
Brachmānae
noun
the priests and learned caste of the Hindoos
Brachmans
Brachmāns
noun
the priests and learned caste of the Hindoos
Brachmanus
Brachmānus
noun
the priests and learned caste of the Hindoos
brachycatalecticum
brachycatalēcticum
noun
a verse that wants a whole foot or half a metre
brachycatalectum
brachycatalēctum
noun
a verse that wants a whole foot or half a metre
brachypota
brachypota
noun
a small drinker
brachysyllabus
brachysyllabus
noun
bracicus
brācicus
cross-reference
bracile
brācīlē
adverb
bractea
bractea
noun
a thin plate of metal
bractealis
bracteālis
adjective
of metallic plates
bracteamentum
bracteāmentum
noun
glitter
bractearia
bracteāria
noun
bractearius
bracteārius
noun
a worker in gold-leaf
bracteator
bracteātor
noun
a goldbeater
bracteatus
bracteātus
adjective
covered with gold-plate
bracteola
bracteola
noun
a thin leaf of gold
Braga
Braga
noun
an island on the coast of Arabia
Brana
Brana
noun
a town of
brance
brancē
adverb
branchia
branchia
noun
the gills of fish
branchia
branchia
noun
the gills of fish
Branchida
Branchida
noun
the posterity of Branchus
Branchides
Branchidēs
noun
a surname of Apollo
branchos
branchos
noun
hoarseness
Branchus
Branchus
noun
a son of Apollo
Brancosus
Brancosus
noun
a people of India
brasmatia
brasmatia
noun
shaking of the earth
brassica
brassica
noun
varieties of cabbage
brassica
brassica
noun
cabbage
brasta
brasta
noun
shaking of the earth
brastae
brastaē
adverb
brathy
brathy
noun
the savintree
brattea
brattea
cross-reference
brattea
brattea
noun
a thin plate of metal
Brattia
Brattia
noun
an island of Dalmatia
bratus
bratus
noun
a tree similar to the cypress
Bratuspantium
Bratuspantium
noun
a town in
Brauron
Brauron
noun
a village in Attica
Brauronia
Braurōnia
noun
a village in Attica
brechma
brechma
cross-reference
a defect of pepper
Breganticus
Breganticus
cross-reference
Breganticus
Breganticus
noun
a Roman cognomen
bregma
bregma
cross-reference
a defect of pepper
Bregmentenus
Bregmentēnus
noun
a people of the Troad
Brenda
Brenda
noun
Brindisi
Brenda
Brenda
cross-reference
Brenni
Brennī
adverb
Brennicus
Brennicus
adjective
of Brennus
Brennus
Brennus
noun
a leader of the Gauls who defeated the Romans at the river Allia
Brennus
Brennus
noun
a people in Rhaetia
Brentesia
Brentēsia
noun
the river Brenta
brephotropheium
brephotrophēīum
noun
a foundling hospital
brephotropheum
brephotrophēum
noun
a foundling hospital
brephotrophus
brephotrophus
noun
one who brings up foundlings
Breucus
Breucus
noun
a people in Pannonia
Breunus
Breunus
noun
a people in Rhaetia
breve
breve
noun
shallow places
breve
breve
noun
a short catalogue
brevi
brevī
adverb
briefly
breviarium
breviārium
noun
a summary
breviarius
breviārius
adjective
abridged
breviatio
breviātiō
noun
a shortening
breviator
breviātor
noun
An abbreviator
breviculus
breviculus
noun
a short writing
breviculus
breviculus
adjective
somewhat short or small
breviloquens
breviloquens
adjective
speaking briefly
breviloquentia
breviloquentia
noun
brevity
breviloquis
breviloquis
cross-reference
short
breviloquium
breviloquium
noun
brevity
breviloquus
breviloquus
cross-reference
short
brevio
breviō
verb
to shorten
brevis
brevis
noun
N. cr.
brevis
brevis
noun
a short catalogue
brevis
brevis
adjective
short
brevitas
brevitās
noun
shortness
breviter
breviter
adverb
shortly
bria
bria
noun
a wine - vessel
Briareius
Briarēius
adjective
of or belonging to Briareus
Briareus
Briareus
noun
the hundred-armed giant
Brietes
Briētēs
noun
a Greek painter
Brigantia
Brigantia
noun
A town in Rhaetia
Briganticus
Briganticus
noun
a Roman cognomen
Brigantinus
Brigantīnus
adjective
The town of Briançon
Brigantis
Brigantis
noun
the most northern and powerful people in Roman Britain
brigantis
brigantis
noun
a species of small worm in the eyelashes
Brigantium
Brigantium
noun
A town in Rhaetia
Brigianus
Brigiānus
noun
an Alpine tribe in Gaul
Brimo
Brīmō
noun
a name of Proserpine
Briniatis
Briniātis
noun
a Ligurian tribe south of the Po
Brinta
Brinta
noun
brisa
brīsa
noun
the refuse grapes after they are pressed
Brisaeus
Brīsaeus
noun
a name of Bacchus
Brisaeuseus
Brīsaeusēus
noun
a name of Bacchus
Briseis
Brīsēis
noun
Hippodamia
Britannia
Britannia
noun
Great Britain
Britannicianus
Britanniciānus
adjective
Britannic
Britannicus
Britannicus
noun
a cognomen of the conquerors of Britain
Britannicus
Britannicus
adjective
Great Britain
Britannis
Britannis
noun
British
Britannus
Britannus
adjective
Great Britain
Britannus
Britannus
noun
the Britons
Brito
Brītō
adjective
A Briton
Britomartis
Britomartis
noun
A Cretan nymph
Brittania
Brittānia
noun
Great Britain
Brittii
Brittiī
adverb
Brittius
Brittius
noun
the Bruttii
Britto
Brittō
adjective
A Briton
Brixellum
Brixellum
noun
a town in Gallia Cisalpina on the Po
Brixentis
Brixentis
noun
a people in Rhaetia
Brixia
Brixia
noun
a town in Gallia Cisalpina
Brixianus
Brixiānus
noun
the Brixians
Brixianus
Brixiānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Brixia
Brixiensis
Brixiensis
adjective
of Brixia
Brixillanus
Brixillānus
adjective
of Brixellum
Brixillum
Brixillum
noun
a town in Gallia Cisalpina on the Po
brocchitas
brocchitās
noun
a projection of the teeth in animals
broccus
broccus
adjective
projecting
brochon
brochon
noun
the gum flowing from the
Brochus
Brochus
noun
a Roman cognomen
brochus, brocchus
brochus, brocchus
adjective
projecting
Brogitarus
Brogitarus
noun
a Gallo - Grecian
bromaticus
brōmaticus
noun
those who loathe food
Brome
Bromē
noun
a nymph who
Bromialis
Bromiālis
adjective
Bromian
Bromie
Bromiē
noun
a nymph who
Bromius
Bromius
adjective
of Bacchus
Bromius
Bromius
noun
a surname of Bacchus
bromos
bromos
noun
oats
bromosus
brōmōsus
adjective
stinking
Bromus
Bromus
noun
a Centaur slain by Caeneus in the contest with the Centaurs
bronchium
bronchium
noun
the bronchial tubes
broncus
broncus
cross-reference
broncus
broncus
adjective
projecting
bronia
bronia
cross-reference
Bronte
Brontē
noun
Thunder
brontea
brontea
noun
the thunderstone
Brontes
Brontēs
noun
a Cyclops who labored in the workshop of Vulcan
brontia
brontia
cross-reference
brontia
brontia
noun
an epithet of Jupiter
Bronton
Bronton
noun
an epithet of Jupiter
Broteas
Broteās
noun
One of the Lapithae
Bruanium
Bruanium
noun
a town in Macedonia
Bruchion
Bruchīon
noun
the royal residence in Alexandria
bruchus
brūchus
noun
a kind of locust without wings
Bructerus
Bructerus
noun
a German people occupying the country between the Rhine
Bructerus
Bructerus
noun
Bruges
Bruges
noun
bruma
brūma
noun
the shortest day in the year
brumalis
brūmālis
adjective
Of or pertaining to the winter solstice
brumaria
brūmāria
noun
a plant
Brunda
Brunda
noun
Brindisi
Brunda
Brunda
noun
Brundisinus
Brundisīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Brundisium
Brundisinus
Brundisīnus
adjective
of Brundisium
Brundisium
Brundisium
noun
Brindisi
Brundusinus
Brundusīnus
adjective
of Brundisium
Brundusium
Brundusium
noun
Brindisi
Brundusium
Brundusium
cross-reference
bruscum
bruscum
noun
an excrescence on the maple-tree
brutesco
brūtescō
verb
to become brutish
Brutianus
Brūtiānus
adjective
of or pertaining to
Brutianus
Brutiānus
adjective
of the Bruttii
Brutianus
Brutiānus
adjective
Brutidius
Brutidius
noun
a Roman name
Brutinus
Brūtīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to Brutus
Brutinus
Brūtīnus
adjective
Brutius
Brutius
noun
the Bruttii
Bruttates
Bruttātes
cross-reference
Bruttates
Bruttātes
noun
Bruttianus
Bruttiānus
noun
a class of servants to the magistrates
Bruttianus
Bruttiānus
adjective
of the Bruttii
Bruttius
Bruttius
adjective
of the Bruttii
Bruttius
Bruttius
noun
the Bruttii
Bruttius
Bruttius
noun
a Bruttian
Bruttus
Bruttus
noun
the Bruttii
Brutus
Brūtus
noun
a Roman cognomen
brutus
brūtus
adjective
heavy
brya
brya
noun
a shrub
Bryanion
Bryanion
cross-reference
Bryanium
Bryanium
noun
a town in Macedonia
Bryaxis
Bryaxis
noun
a Grecian sculptor
Bryazon
Bryazon
noun
a river in Bithynia
Bryazus
Bryazus
noun
the name of a Bithynian god and of his temple
Brygis
Brygis
noun
a people of Macedonia
Bryllion
Bryllion
noun
a town in Mysia
bryon
bryon
noun
Moss
bryonia
bryōnia
noun
a wild vine
bu
bu
cross-reference
bu
bu
cross-reference
a Greek prefix
bua
bua
noun
the natural sound made by infants in asking for their drink
bubalinus
būbalīnus
adjective
pertaining to the African gazelle
bubalion
būbalion
noun
a wild cucumber
bubalus
būbalus
adjective
of the gazelle
bubalus
būbalus
noun
a kind of African stag or gazelle
Bubasis
Būbasis
noun
of Bubassus
Bubassius
Būbassius
adjective
of Bubassus
Bubassus
Būbassus
noun
a town in Caria
Bubastis
Būbastis
noun
A town in Egypt
Bubastites nomos
Būbastītes nomos
expression
Bubastius
Būbastius
adjective
of Bubastis
Bubasus
Būbasus
noun
a town in Caria
Bubeium
Bubeium
noun
a town in Africa
Bubetanus
Bubetānus
noun
a people of Latium
Bubetius
Būbetius
adjective
of or for Bubona
bubile
būbīle
noun
a stall for oxen
bubinare
bubinare
cross-reference
bubleum
bubleum
noun
a kind of wine
bubo
bubō
verb
to cry like a bittern
bubo
būbō
noun
an owl
Bubon
Būbon
noun
a town of Lycia
Bubona
Būbōna
noun
the protecting goddess of cattle among the Romans
bubonion
būbōnion
noun
a plant useful against swellings in the groin
bubonium
būbōnium
noun
a plant useful against swellings in the groin
bubsequa
bubsequa
noun
a neatherd
bubula
būbula
noun
lashes
bubulcarius
bubulcārius
cross-reference
a ploughman
bubulcitor
bubulcitor
verb
to be a herdsman
bubulcitor
bubulcitor
verb
to be a herdsman
Bubulcus
Bubulcus
noun
the cognomen of several persons in the gens Junia
bubulcus
bubulcus
noun
one who ploughs with oxen
bubulinus
būbulīnus
adjective
of cattle
bubulo
būbulō
verb
to cry
bubulus
būbulus
adjective
of or pertaining to cattle or oxen
Buca
Būca
noun
a town in Samnium
bucaeda
būcaeda
noun
one who is whipped with thongs of ox-hide
Bucanus
Būcānus
noun
the inhabitants of Buca
bucardia
būcardia
noun
an unknown precious stone
bucca
bucca
noun
The cheek
buccea
buccea
noun
a morsel
buccella
buccella
noun
a small mouthful
buccellare
buccellāre
noun
a cooking utensil
buccellaris
buccellāris
adjective
meal ground from biscuit
buccellatum
buccellātum
noun
soldiers
buccha
buccha
noun
The cheek
buccina
buccina
noun
a crooked horn or trumpet
buccinator
buccinātor
noun
one who blew the
buccino
buccinō
verb
to blow the
buccinum
buccinum
noun
The sound or blast of a trumpet
buccinus
buccinus
noun
a trumpeter
bucco
buccō
noun
amplif
bucconiatis vitis
bucconiātis vītis
expression
a species of vine in Thurium
buccula
buccula
noun
A little cheek or mouth
buccularius
bucculārius
noun
the maker of beavers for helmets
bucculentus
bucculentus
adjective
having full cheeks or a large mouth
Bucephala
Būcephala
noun
a town in India
Bucephala
Būcephala
noun
the horse of Alexander the Great
Bucephalas
Būcephalās
noun
the horse of Alexander the Great
Bucephale
Būcephalē
noun
a town in India
Bucephalia
Būcephalīa
noun
a town in India
Bucephalos
Būcephalos
noun
a town in India
Bucephalum
Būcephalum
noun
a town in India
Bucephalus
Būcephalus
noun
a promontory in the Peloponnesus
Bucephalus
Būcephalus
noun
the horse of Alexander the Great
buceras
būceras
noun
a plant
bucerius
būcerius
adjective
bucerius
būcerius
adjective
having the horns of a bullock
bucerus
būcerus
adjective
having the horns of a bullock
bucetum
būcētum
noun
a pasture for cattle
bucina
būcina
noun
a crooked horn or trumpet
bucinator
būcinātor
noun
one who blew the
Bucinna
Bucinna
noun
a small island near Sicily
bucino
būcinō
verb
to blow the
bucinum
būcinum
noun
The sound or blast of a trumpet
bucinus
būcinus
noun
a trumpeter
bucitum
būcītum
noun
a pasture for cattle
Bucolicum
Būcolicum
noun
Virgil's pastoral poetry
bucolicus
būcolicus
adjective
pertaining to shepherds
Bucolicus
Būcolicus
noun
a class of Egyptian soldiers
Bucolium
Būcolium
noun
a town in Arcadia
bucranium
būcrānium
noun
oxhead
bucula
būcula
noun
a young cow
bucula
būcula
noun
A little cheek or mouth
buculus
būculus
noun
a young bullock
buda
buda
noun
Budalia
Budalia
noun
a town of Lower Pannonia
Budinus
Būdīnus
noun
a people of Sarmatia
Budua
Budua
cross-reference
Sa. Maria de Bedoza
bufalus
būfalus
noun
bufalus
būfalus
noun
bufo
būfō
noun
a toad
bugillo
būgillō
noun
a plant
buglossa
būglossa
noun
oxtongue
buglossos
būglossos
noun
oxtongue
bugonia
būgonia
noun
the generating of bees from the putrid carcasses of cattle
bulapathum
būlapathum
noun
the herb patience
Bularchus
Būlarchus
noun
an ancient Grecian painter
bulbaceus
bulbāceus
adjective
that has bulbs
bulbatio
bulbātiō
noun
a forming of bulbs
bulbine
bulbīnē
noun
a kind of bulbous plant
bulbos
bulbos
noun
A bulb
bulbosus
bulbōsus
adjective
bulbous
bulbulus
bulbulus
noun
a small bulb
bulbus
bulbus
noun
A bulb
Bulbus
Bulbus
noun
a Roman name
bule
būlē
noun
the
buleuta
būleuta
noun
a councillor
buleuterion
būleutērion
noun
the place where the Greek senate assembled
buleuterium
būleutērium
noun
the place where the Greek senate assembled
bulga
bulga
noun
a leathern knapsack
bulima
būlīma
noun
Bulimio
Būlīmiō
noun
a Roman cognomen
bulimo
būlīmō
verb
to have bulimy or insatiable hunger
bulimosus
būlīmōsus
adjective
afflicted with insatiable hunger
bulimus
būlīmus
noun
great hunger
Bulionis
Buliōnis
noun
bulla
bulla
noun
any object swelling up
bullatio
bullātiō
noun
a bubbling
bullatus
bullātus
adjective
Quickly passing
bullesco
bullescō
verb
to bubble
Bullidenses
Bullidenses
noun
Bullidenses,ienses
Bullidenses,ienses
noun
Bullidensis
Bullidensis
noun
Bullienses
Bullienses
noun
Bullini
Bullīni
noun
Bullini
Bullīnī
adverb
the inhabitants of Byllis
bullio
bulliō
verb
bullio
bulliō
verb
to be in bubbling motion
Bulliones
Bulliōnes
noun
Bullionis
Bulliōnis
noun
Bullis
Bullis
noun
a town in Grecian Illyria
bullitus
bullītus
noun
the bubbling
bullo
bullō
verb
to be in bubbling motion
bullula
bullula
noun
A watery vesicle
bumammus
būmammus
adjective
with large clusters
bumasta
būmasta
noun
bumastus
būmastus
noun
Bumbomachides
Bumbomachidēs
noun
a name formed in ridicule of a boasting soldier
bumelia
būmelia
noun
a kind of ash-tree
bunias
būnias
noun
a kind of Swedish turnip
bunion
būnion
noun
made from bunion
bunitus
būnītus
noun
made from bunion
bupaeda
būpaeda
noun
a huge youth
Bupalus
Būpalus
noun
a statuary of Chios
buphthalmos
būphthalmos
noun
Oxeye
bupleuron
būpleuron
noun
an umbelliferous plant
buprestis
būprestis
noun
A venomous beetle
bura
būra
noun
bura
būra
noun
Bura
Būra
noun
a town in Achaia
burdo
burdō
noun
a mule
burdonarius
burdōnārius
noun
a muledriver
burdunculus
burdunculus
noun
a plant
burdus
burdus
noun
a mule
burgarius
burgārius
noun
inhabitants of a castle
Burgundio
Burgundiō
noun
a Burgundian
Burgundionis
Burgundiōnis
noun
a tribe of Goths
Burgundius
Burgundius
noun
a tribe of Goths
burgus
burgus
noun
a castle
buricus
būricus
noun
a small horse
Buris
Būris
noun
a city of Achaia
buris
būris
noun
Burius
Burius
noun
a German people in the neighborhood of the Marcomanni and Quadi
burius
burius
noun
a species of animal
burra
burra
noun
trifles
burra
burra
noun
A small cow with a red mouth or muzzle
burranica potio
burrānica pōtiō
expression
a drink composed of milk and must
burranicum
burrānicum
noun
a kind of vessel
burrhinon
burrhinon
noun
a plant
burrichus
burrichus
noun
a small horse
burricus
burricus
noun
a small horse
burrio
burriō
verb
to swarm
burrus
burrus
adjective
red
Burrus
Burrus
cross-reference
Bursaonensis
Bursaōnensis
noun
a people of
Bursaonis
Bursaōnis
noun
Bursavonensis
Bursavōnensis
noun
Burus
Burus
noun
a German people in the neighborhood of the Marcomanni and Quadi
buselinum
būselīnum
noun
a plant
busequa
būsequa
noun
a neatherd
busequa
būsequa
cross-reference
Busiris
Būsīris
noun
a king of Egypt
bustar
bustar
noun
a place where dead bodies were burned
busticetum
busticētum
noun
a place where dead bodies were burned
bustirapus
bustirapus
noun
a robber of tombs
bustualis
bustuālis
adjective
of or pertaining to the place where dead bodies were burned
bustuarius
bustuārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the place where dead bodies were burned
bustum
bustum
noun
the place where the bodies of the dead were burned and buried
buteo
būteō
noun
a kind of falcon or hawk
Butes
Būtēs
noun
Son of Amycus
Buthrotius
Būthrōtius
adjective
of Buthrotum
Buthrotius
Būthrōtius
noun
the inhabitants of Buthrotum
Buthrotos
Būthrōtos
noun
a town on the coast of Epirus
Buthrotum
Būthrōtum
noun
a town on the coast of Epirus
buthysia
būthysia
noun
a sacrifice of oxen
Buticus
Būticus
adjective
of Butos
Buticus
Būticus
cross-reference
butio
būtiō
noun
a bittern
butio
butiō
verb
Butoa
Būtoa
noun
a small island near Crete
Butoridas
Būtoridās
noun
a Greek writer on the Pyramids of Egypt
Butos
Būtos
noun
the chief city of the
Butrotus
Butrōtus
noun
a river of Bruttia
buttuti
buttutī
interjection
butubatta
butubatta
cross-reference
trifles
Butuntinensis
Butuntinensis
noun
Bitonte
Butuntum
Butuntum
noun
a town of Calabria
butyron
butyron
noun
butyrum
būtyrum
noun
butyrum
būtȳrum
noun
buvinare
buvinare
cross-reference
buxans
buxans
adjective
of the color of boxwood
Buxentinus
Buxentīnus
adjective
of Buxentum
Buxentius
Buxentius
adjective
Buxentum
Buxentum
noun
a town in Lucania
buxetum
buxētum
noun
a plantation of boxwood
buxeus
buxeus
adjective
Of or pertaining to the boxwood-tree
buxifer
buxifer
adjective
bearing box-trees
buxosus
buxōsus
adjective
like boxwood
buxum
buxum
noun
the wood of the boxtree
buxus
buxus
noun
the pale
Buza
Buza
noun
a people of India
Buzerus
Buzērus
noun
a people of Pontus
Buzyges
Būzygēs
noun
an ancient Athenian hero
bybliotheca
bybliothēca
cross-reference
Byblis
Byblis
noun
a daughter of Miletus and Cyanee
Byblos
Byblos
noun
a very ancient town in Phaenicia celebrated for the worship of Adonis
Byblus
Byblus
noun
a very ancient town in Phaenicia celebrated for the worship of Adonis
Byllis
Byllis
noun
a town in Grecian Illyria
byrrus
byrrus
adjective
Byrsa
Byrsa
noun
the citadel of Carthage
Byrsicus
Byrsicus
adjective
Byrsic
byssinum
byssinum
noun
a garment of byssus
byssinus
byssinus
adjective
made of byssus
byssum
byssum
noun
cotton
byssus
byssus
noun
cotton
Bythios
Bythios
noun
one of the Aeons of Valentinus
Bythos
Bythos
noun
one of the Aeons of Valentinus
Byzacenus
Bȳzācēnus
adjective
of Byzacium
Byzacenus
Bȳzācēnus
noun
the inhabitants of Byzacium
Byzacium
Bȳzācium
noun
a province in
Byzacius
Bȳzācius
adjective
Byzantiacus
Bȳzantiacus
adjective
of Byzantium
Byzantinus
Bȳzantīnus
adjective
Byzantium
Bȳzantium
noun
a city in Thrace
Byzantius
Bȳzantius
noun
the inhabitants of Byzantium
Byzantius
Bȳzantius
adjective
of Byzantium
