c
c
noun
e
C
C
noun
e
ca
ca
noun
one who is receiving elementary instruction in religion
caballa
caballa
noun
a mare
caballarius
caballārius
noun
a rider
caballatio
caballātiō
noun
fodder for a horse
caballinus
caballīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a horse
caballio
caballiō
noun
a small horse
caballion
caballion
noun
a plant
caballus
caballus
noun
an inferior riding- or pack-horse
Caballus
Caballus
noun
a Roman cognomen
Cabillonensis
Cabillōnensis
adjective
of or belonging to Cabillonum
Cabillonum
Cabillōnum
noun
a considerable town of. the Aedui in
Cabirum
Cabīrum
noun
a town in Pontus
Cabirus
Cabīrus
noun
the Cabiri
cabus
cabus
noun
a corn-measure
Cabyla
Cabyla
noun
a town in Thrace
Cabyle
Cabylē
noun
a town in Thrace
Cabyleta
Cabylēta
noun
the inhabitants of Cabyle
Caca
Cāca
noun
a sister of Cacus
cacabaceus
cācabāceus
adjective
of or pertaining to a kitchen-pot
cacabatus
cācabātus
adjective
black
cacabo
cācabō
verb
to cackle
cacabulus
cācabulus
noun
a small cooking-pot
cacabus
cācabus
noun
a cooking-pot
cacalia
cacālia
noun
a plant
cacaturio
cacāturiō
verb
v. n. desid
caccacabaceus
caccācabāceus
adjective
of or pertaining to a kitchen-pot
caccacabatus
caccācabātus
adjective
black
caccacabulus
caccācabulus
noun
a small cooking-pot
caccacabus
caccācabus
noun
a cooking-pot
cacemphaton
cacemphaton
noun
ill-sounding
cachecta
cachecta
noun
one that is in a consumption
cachecticus
cachecticus
adjective
hectic
cachexia
cachexia
noun
a consumption
cachinnabilis
cachinnābilis
adjective
Capable of laughing
cachinnatio
cachinnātiō
noun
a violent laughing
cachinno
cachinnō
verb
to laugh aloud
cachinno
cachinnō
noun
one who laughs violently
cachinnosus
cachinnosus
adjective
given to loud laughter
cachinnus
cachinnus
noun
a loud laugh
cachla
cachla
noun
a plant
cachrys
cachrys
noun
An appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn
caco
cacō
verb
to go to stool
cacoethes
cacoēthes
noun
an incurable passion for writing or scribbling
cacometer
cacometer
adjective
faulty in metre
cacometrus
cacometrus
adjective
faulty in metre
Cacomnemon
Cacomnēmon
noun
title of a mime of Laberius
cacophaton
cacophaton
noun
a union of two or more disagreeable sounds which form an equivocal word or expression
cacophonia
cacophōnia
noun
a disagreeable sound formed by the meeting of syllables or words
cacosyntheton
cacosyntheton
noun
an incorrect connection of words
cacozelia
cacozēlia
noun
a bad
cacozelus
cacozēlus
adjective
a bad imitator
cactus
cactus
noun
a prickly plant with edible stalks
cacula
cacula
noun
a servant
caculatum
caculātum
cross-reference
servitude
cacumen
cacūmen
noun
the extreme end
cacumino
cacūminō
verb
to point
cacus
cacus
noun
a servant
Cacus
Cācus
noun
son of Vulcan
cadaver
cadāver
noun
a dead body of man or brute
cadaverina
cadāverīna
noun
the flesh of a carcass
cadaverinus
cadāverīnus
adjective
of carrion
cadaverosus
cadāverōsus
adjective
like a corpse
cadialis
cadiālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a jar
cadivus
cadīvus
adjective
falling of itself
cadmea
cadmēa
noun
an ore of zinc
cadmea
cadmea
noun
an ore of zinc
Cadmea
Cadmēa
noun
the citadel of Thebes founded by Cadmus
Cadmeis
Cadmēis
noun
Cadmeis
Cadmēis
noun
of Cadmus
Cadmeius
Cadmēius
adjective
Cadmean
Cadmeus
Cadmēus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cadmus
cadmia
cadmīa
noun
an ore of zinc
cadmia
cadmia
noun
an ore of zinc
cadmitis
cadmītis
noun
a kind of precious stone
Cadmus
Cadmus
noun
Son of the Phaenician king Agenor
cado
cadō
verb
to be driven or carried by one's weight from a higher to a lower point
caducarius
cadūcārius
adjective
relating to property without a master
caduceator
cādūceātor
noun
A herald
caduceatus
cādūceātus
adjective
having or bearing the herald's wand
caduceum
cādūceum
noun
a herald's staff
caduceus
cādūceus
noun
a herald's staff
caducifer
cādūcifer
adjective
bearing a herald's staff
caduciter
cadūciter
adverb
precipitately
caducum
cadūcum
noun
property without an heir
caducus
cadūcus
adjective
That falls or has fallen
cadurcum
cadurcum
noun
a Cadurcian coverlet
Cadurcus
Cadurcus
noun
a people in
Cadurcus
Cadurcus
adjective
of or pertaining to the Cadurci
Cadus
Cādus
noun
a town in Phrygia
cadus
cadus
noun
a large vessel for containing liquids
Cadusia
Cadūsia
noun
the country of the Cadusii
Cadusius
Cadūsius
noun
a people in Media
Cadusus
Cadusus
noun
the country of the Cadusii
Cadusus
Cadūsus
noun
a people in Media
cadytas
cadytās
noun
a Syrian parasitical pl'ant
caecator
caecātor
noun
he who stops or obstructs a fountain
Caecia
Caecia
noun
two small islands
caecias
caeciās
noun
the northeast wind
caecidi
caecīdi
verb
To cut
caecigenus
caecigenus
adjective
born blind
caecilia
caecilia
noun
A kind of lizard
Caecilianus
Caeciliānus
adjective
Caecilian
Caecilianus
Caeciliānus
noun
a Roman cognomen
Caecilianus
Caeciliānus
noun
Caecilius
Caecilius
adjective
Caecilian
Caecilius
Caecilius
adjective
name of a Roman gens.
Caecina
Caecīna
noun
a river in Etruria
Caecina
Caecīna
noun
a surname in the gens Licinia
Caecinianus
Caecīniānus
adjective
caecitas
caecitās
noun
blindness
caecitudo
caecitūdō
noun
[plural] blindness
caeco
caecō
verb
to make blind
Caecubum
Caecubum
noun
a marshy place in Southern Latium
Caecubum
Caecubum
noun
Caecuban wine
Caecubus
Caecubus
adjective
Caecuban
caeculto
caecultō
verb
to be like one blind
Caeculus
Caeculus
noun
son of Vulcan
caecum
caecum
noun
uncertainty
Caecus
Caecus
noun
blind
Caecus
Caecus
noun
the blind people
caecus
caecus
adjective
having no light
caecutio
caecūtiō
verb
to be blind
caedes
caedēs
noun
a cutting or lopping off
caedo
caedō
verb
To cut
caeduus
caeduus
adjective
that can be cut without injury
cael
cael
noun
to be struck with lightning
caelamen
caelāmen
noun
a basso-relievo
caelator
caelātor
noun
an artisan in basso-relievo
caelatura
caelātūra
noun
the art of engraving or carving bass-reliefs in metals and ivory
caelebs
caelebs
adjective
unmarried
caeles
caeles
adjective
heavenly
caeles
caeles
noun
the inhabitants of heaven
caeleste
caeleste
noun
the heavenly bodies
caeleste
caeleste
noun
heavenly objects
Caelestinus
Caelestīnus
noun
a late Roman historian
Caelestinus
Caelestīnus
noun
a people of Umbria
caelestinus
caelestīnus
adjective
heavenly
caelestis
caelestis
noun
a deity
caelestis
caelestis
adjective
pertaining to heaven or to the heavens
Caelestis
Caelestis
noun
a female divinity in Carthage
caelia
caelia
noun
a kind of beer made in Spain
Caelianum
Caeliānum
noun
the writings of Caelius
Caelianus
Caeliānus
adjective
Caelian
Caelianus
Caeliānus
noun
The soldiers of Caeles Vibenna
caelibalis
caelibālis
noun
a small spear or pin
caelibaris
caelibāris
noun
a small spear or pin
caelibatus
caelibātus
noun
celibacy
caelicola
caelicola
noun
Dwelling in heaven
Caeliculus
Caeliculus
noun
a part of the Caelian Hill
caelicus
caelicus
adjective
celestial
caelifer
caelifer
adjective
supporting the heavens
caelifluus
caelifluus
adjective
flowing from heaven
caeligenus
caeligenus
adjective
heaven-born
caeliger
caeliger
adjective
heaven supporting
caeliloquus
caeliloquus
adjective
heavenly speaking
Caelimontanus
Caelimontānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Caelimontium
Caelimontium
Caelimontium
noun
the second region of Rome
Caelina
Caelīna
noun
a town in Venetia
Caeliolus
Caeliolus
noun
a part of the Caelian Hill
caelipotens
caelipotens
adjective
powerful in heaven
Caelispex
Caelispex
noun
looking towards the Caelian Hill
caelitus
caelitus
adverb
From heaven
Caelius
Caelius
noun
A Roman gentile name
caelo
caelō
verb
to engrave in relief upon metals or wory
caelum
caelum
noun
the chisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver
caelum
caelum
noun
to be struck with lightning
caelus
caelus
noun
to be struck with lightning
caelus
caelus
noun
caelus
caelus
noun
the heavens
caementa
caementa
noun
A rough
caementa
caementa
noun
caementarius
caementārius
noun
a stone-cutter
caementicius
caementīcius
adjective
of or pertaining to quarried stones
caementitius
caementītius
adjective
of or pertaining to quarried stones
caementum
caementum
noun
A rough
caena
caena
cross-reference
caena
caena
noun
the principal meal of the Romans in the early period
caenacularius
caenāculārius
adjective
pertaining to a garret
caenaculum
caenāculum
noun
a dining-room
caenaticus
caenāticus
adjective
pertaining to a dinner
caenatio
caenātiō
noun
a dining-room
caenatiuncula
caenātiuncula
noun
a small dining-room
caenatorius
caenātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to dinner
caenaturio
caenāturiō
cross-reference
v. desid
caenatus
caenātus
adjective
Caeneus
Caeneus
noun
a girl
Caenina
Caenīna
noun
a small but very ancient town in Latium
Caeninensis
Caenīnensis
adjective
of Caenina
Caeninensis
Caenīnensis
noun
the inhabitants of Caenina
Caeninus
Caenīnus
adjective
of Caenina
Caenis
Caenis
noun
A mistress of Vespasian
caenito
caenitō
verb
to dine often or much
caeno
caenō
verb
to take a meal
Caenophruriufrurium
Caenophrūriufrūrium
noun
a town in Thrace
Caenophrurium
Caenophrūrium
noun
a town in Thrace
caenositas
caenositās
noun
a dirty place
caenosus
caenōsus
adjective
muddy
caenula
caenula
noun
a little dinner
caenulentus
caenulentus
adjective
covered with mud
caenum
caenum
noun
dirt
Caepa
Caepa
noun
Caepa
Caepa
noun
caepa
caepa
noun
caeparia
caepāria
noun
a disease in the privy members
caeparius
caepārius
noun
a trader in onions
Caeparius
Caepārius
noun
a Roman proper name
Caepasius
Caepasius
noun
a Roman proper name
caepe
caepe
noun
Caepe
Caepe
noun
caepina
caepīna
noun
a field or bed of onions
caepitium
caepitium
noun
caepitium
caepitium
noun
caepuila
caepuila
noun
a field or bed of onions
caepuila
caepuila
noun
Caeraesus
Caeraesus
noun
a Belgian tribe
Caere
Caere
noun
a very ancient city of Etruria
caerefolium
caerefolium
noun
chervil
Caerellia
Caerellia
noun
a Roman lady mentioned in the letters of Cicero
Caeres
Caeres
adjective
of or pertaining to Caere
Caeretanum
Caerētānum
noun
a country-seat near Caere
Caeretanum
Caerētānum
noun
wine from Caere
Caeretanus
Caerētānus
adjective
of or belonging to Caere
Caeretanus
Caerētānus
noun
Caeretanus
Caerētānus
noun
the inhabitants of Caere
Caeretes
Caerētes
noun
Caeretis
Caerētis
noun
the inhabitants of Caere
caerimonia
caerimōnia
noun
the sacred. the divine
caerimonialis
caerimōniālis
adjective
pertaining to religious rites
caerimonior
caerimōnior
verb
dep. a
caerimoniosus
caerimōniōsus
adjective
per taining or devoted to religious rites
caerimonium
caerimōnium
noun
the sacred. the divine
Caeritis
Caeritis
noun
the inhabitants of Caere
Caeritis
Caeritis
noun
Caeroesus
Caeroesus
noun
a Belgian tribe
caerulans
caerulans
adjective
dark-colored
caeruleatus
caeruleātus
adjective
dark-colored
caeruleum
caeruleum
noun
a blue color
Caeruleus
Caeruleus
noun
the name of an aqueduct at Rome
caeruleus
caeruleus
adjective
dark-colored
caerulum
caerulum
noun
the sea
caerulum
caerulum
noun
caerulus
caerulus
adjective
dark-colored
caesa
caesa
noun
a cut
caesapon
caesapon
noun
a kind of lettuce
Caesar
Caesar
noun
a cognomen in the gens Julia.
Caesaraugusta
Caesaraugusta
noun
a town in
Caesarea
Caesarēa
noun
A very important town in Palestine
Caesareia
Caesarēīa
noun
A very important town in Palestine
Caesareia
Caesarēia
noun
A very important town in Palestine
Caesareus
Caesareus
adjective
Of or pertaining to the triumvir Caesar
Caesareus
Caesareus
adjective
Caesarianum
Caesariānum
noun
a kind of eye-salve
Caesarianus
Caesariānus
noun
the adherents of Caesar in the civil war
Caesarianus
Caesariānus
adjective
Of the triumvir Caesar
Caesarianus
Caesariānus
adjective
caesariatus
caesariātus
adjective
Covered with hair
Caesariensis
Caesariensis
noun
its inhabitants
Caesariensis
Caesariensis
adjective
of Caesarea
Caesariensis
Caesariensis
adjective
Caesariensis
Caesariensis
adjective
of Caesarea
caesaries
caesariēs
noun
a dark
Caesarinus
Caesarīnus
adjective
Caesarinus
Caesarīnus
adjective
of or relating to the triumvir Julius Caesar
Caesario
Caesariō
noun
son of Caesar by Cleopatra
Caesari venals
Caesarī vēnāls
noun
a name given to the inhabitants of Castulo
Caesarivenals
Caesarivēnāls
noun
a name given to the inhabitants of Castulo
Caesena
Caesēna
noun
a town in
Caesenas
Caesēnas
adjective
of Caesena
Caesennius
Caesennius
adjective
a Roman
Caesia Silva
Caesia Silva
expression
a forest in ancient Germany
caesicius
caesicius
adjective
caesim
caesīm
adverb
by cutting
caesio
caesiō
noun
A cutting
caesitas
caesitās
noun
blue
caesitiucius
caesitiucius
adjective
bluish
caesitius
caesitius
adjective
bluish
caesius
caesius
adjective
bluish gray
Caesius
Caesius
noun
a Roman cognomen
caesna
caesna
noun
the principal meal of the Romans in the early period
Caeso
Caesō
noun
a Roman cognomen in the gens Fabia
Caesonianus
Caesōniānus
adjective
mistress and afterwards wife of Caligula
Caesonius
Caesōnius
adjective
name of a Roman gens.
caesor
caesor
noun
one who hews something
caespes
caespes
noun
A turf
caespitatores
caespitātōres
cross-reference
caespiticius
caespiticius
adjective
made of turf
caesposus
caespōsus
adjective
abounding in turf or grass
caesticillus
caesticillus
noun
a small ring or hoop placed upon the head to support a burden
caesticus
caesticus
adjective
of a boxer's glove
caestus
caestus
noun
a strap of bull's hide loaded with balls of lead or iron
caestus
caestus
noun
a girdle
caesullae
caesullaē
adverb
having gray eyes
caesum
caesum
noun
caesum
caesum
noun
caesura
caesūra
noun
A cutting
caesuratim
caesūrātim
adverb
with pauses in short clauses
caesus
caesus
adjective
caesus
caesus
noun
a cutting
caeterus
caeterus
adjective
the other
caeterus
caeterus
adjective
caetra
caetra
noun
a short Spanish shield
caetratus
caetrātus
noun
caetratus
caetrātus
adjective
armed with a caetra
Caeus
Caeus
adjective
Caeus
Caeus
noun
Caeyx
Caeyx
adjective
caia
caia
noun
a cudgel
Caia
Caia
cross-reference
Caianus
Cāiānus
adjective
the emperor Gaius Caligula
caiatio
cāiātiō
noun
a striking
Caicus
Caīcus
noun
A river of Greater Mysia
Caieta
Cāiēta
noun
The nurse of Aeneas
Caietanus
Cāiētānus
adjective
of Caieta
Caiete
Cāiētē
noun
The nurse of Aeneas
caio
cāiō
verb
to beat
Caius
Cāius
noun
a Roman praenomen
Caius
Cāius
cross-reference
cala
cāla
noun
a piece or billet of wood
calabarriunculos
calabarriunculos
cross-reference
Calaber
Calaber
adjective
of Calabria
Calaber
Calaber
noun
the inhabitants of Calabria
Calaber
Calāber
adjective
of Calabria
Calaber
Calāber
noun
the inhabitants of Calabria
Calabra Curia
Calābra Cūria
expression
a Curia at the Capitol
Calabria
Calabria
noun
the country in Lower Italy from Tarentum to the promontory Iapygium
Calabria
Calābria
noun
the country in Lower Italy from Tarentum to the promontory Iapygium
Calabrica
Calābrica
noun
a certain surgical bandage
Calabrica
Calabrica
noun
a certain surgical bandage
Calabricus
Calabricus
adjective
Calabrian
Calabricus
Calābricus
adjective
Calabrian
calabrix
calabrix
noun
a shrub
calabrix
calābrix
noun
a shrub
Calacte
Calactē
noun
a town on the north coast of Sicily
Calactinus
Calactīnus
noun
an inhabitant of Calacte
Calaguris
Calagūris
noun
A town in
Calagurris
Calagurris
noun
A town in
Calagurritani
Calagurrītānī
adverb
its inhabitants
Calais
Calais
noun
the winged son of Boreas and Orithyia
calam
calam
adverb
secretly
calamarius
calamārius
adjective
pertaining to a writing-reed
calamellus
calamellus
noun
a little reed
calamentum
cālāmentum
noun
withered
Calaminae insulae
Calamīnae insulae
expression
floating islands in Lydia
calaminthe
calaminthē
noun
a plant
Calamis
Calamis
noun
a distinguished Greek sculptor and artificer in metals
calamister
calamister
noun
a hollow
calamistratus
calamistrātus
adjective
curled with the curling-iron
calamistrum
calamistrum
noun
a hollow
calamitas
calamitās
noun
loss
calamites
calamītēs
noun
the green frog
calamitose
calamitōsē
adverb
unfortunately
calamitosus
calamitōsus
adjective
that causes great damage or loss
calamochnus
calamochnus
noun
a kind of sea-foam
calamus
calamus
noun
a reed
calantica
calantica
noun
a covering for the head of women
calantica
calantica
noun
Calanus
Calanus
noun
an Indian philosopher
Calaris
Calaris
cross-reference
Calaris
Calaris
noun
the chief city of Sardinia
Calaritanus
Calarītānus
cross-reference
calasis
calasis
cross-reference
a kind of tunic which the Greeks call
Calates
Calatēs
noun
a Grecian painter
calathiana viola
calathiāna viola
expression
calathiscus
calathiscus
noun
a small wicker basket
calathus
calathus
noun
a wicker basket
Calatia
Cālātia
noun
a town in Campania
Calatia
Cālātia
noun
a town in Campania
calatina viola
calatina viola
noun
a species of gentian
Calatini
Cālātīnī
adverb
its inhabitants
calatio
calātiō
noun
a calling
calator
calātor
noun
a servant
calatorius
calātōrius
adjective
relating to priests
calatus
calātus
adjective
Calaurea
Calaurēa
noun
an island on the eastern coast of Argolis
Calauria
Calauria
noun
an island on the eastern coast of Argolis
calautica
calautica
noun
a covering for the head of women
calbeos
calbeos
cross-reference
calbeus
calbeus
noun
a kind of armband
calcaneum
calcāneum
noun
the heel
calcaneus
calcāneus
noun
the heel
calcar
calcar
noun
a spur
calcariarius
calcāriārius
adjective
of or pertaining to burning lime
calcariensis
calcāriensis
noun
a limeburner
calcarius
calcārius
noun
a limeburner
calcarius
calcārius
adjective
of or pertaining to lime
calcata
calcāta
noun
the material for filling ditches
calcator
calcātor
noun
one who treads something
calcatorium
calcātōrium
noun
a wine-press
calcatrix
calcātrix
noun
she who treads upon something
calcatura
calcātūra
noun
a treading
calcatus
calcātus
noun
a treading
calcatus
calcātus
adjective
calceamen
calceāmen
noun
a shoe
calceamentarius
calceāmentārius
noun
a shoemaker
calceamentum
calceāmentum
noun
a covering for the foot
calcearia
calceāria
noun
a shoe-shop
calcearium
calceārium
noun
money for shoes
calceator
calceātor
noun
a shoemaker
calceatus
calceātus
adjective
calceatus
calceātus
noun
a covering for the foot
calcendix
calcendix
cross-reference
a kind of shell-fish
calceo
calceō
verb
to furnish with shoes
calceolarius
calceolārius
noun
one who makes shoes
calceolus
calceolus
noun
a small shoe
calces
calces
noun
leaden bottles
calceus
calceus
noun
a shoe
Calchas
Calchās
adjective
son of Thestor
Calchedon
Calchēdon
noun
a town in Bithynia
Calchedon
Calchēdon
cross-reference
calciamen
calciāmen
noun
a shoe
calciamentum
calciāmentum
noun
a covering for the foot
calciarium
calciārium
cross-reference
calciarium
calciārium
noun
money for shoes
calciator
calciātor
noun
a shoemaker
calciatus
calciātus
adjective
calciatus
calciātus
noun
a covering for the foot
calciatus
calciātus
cross-reference
calcifraga
calcifraga
noun
an herb said to be a remedy for the stone
calcio
calciō
verb
to furnish with shoes
calcio
calciō
cross-reference
calciolceolarius
calciolceolārius
noun
one who makes shoes
calcis
calcis
noun
A small stone used in gaming
calcitratus
calcitrātus
noun
a striking with the heel
calcitro
calcitrō
verb
to strike with the heels
calcitro
calcitrō
noun
One who strikes with his heels
calcitrosus
calcitrōsus
adjective
kicking
calcius
calcius
noun
a shoe
calco
calcō
verb
to tread something or upon something
calcularius
calculārius
adjective
of or pertaining to calculation
calculatio
calculātiō
noun
a computation
calculatio
calculātiō
noun
calculus
calculator
calculātor
noun
a computer
calculatorius
calculātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to an accountant
calculensis
calculensis
adjective
of or pertaining to stones
calculo
calculō
verb
to calculate
calculo
calculō
noun
a computer
calculosus
calculōsus
adjective
Full of small stones or pebbles
calculus
calculus
noun
a small stone
calcus
calcus
noun
calda
calda
noun
warm water
calda
calda
noun
caldamentum
caldāmentum
noun
a fermentation
caldaria
caldāria
noun
A warm bath
caldariola
caldāriola
noun
a small vessel for heating fluids
caldarium
caldārium
noun
A hot bath
caldarius
caldārius
adjective
pertaining to or suitable for warming
Caldius
Caldius
noun
a nickname formed from Claudius
caldor
caldor
noun
warmth
caldum
caldum
noun
caldum
caldum
noun
a hot drink
caldus
caldus
adjective
warm
caldus
caldus
adjective
Caldus
Caldus
noun
a Roman cognomen
Caledonia
Calēdonia
noun
the province of the ancient Britons
Caledonicus
Calēdonicus
adjective
Caledonian
Caledonis
Calēdonis
noun
a people in the Scottish Highlands
Caledonius
Calēdonius
adjective
Caledonian
calefacio
calefaciō
verb
to make warm or hot
calefactabilis
calefactābilis
adjective
that can be warmed
calefactio
calefactiō
noun
a warming
calefacto
calefactō
verb
to make warm
calefactorius
calefactōrius
adjective
having a warming or heating power
calefactus
calefactus
adjective
calefactus
calefactus
noun
a warming
calefio
calefīō
verb
Calenda
Calenda
noun
the Calends
Calendae
Calendaē
adverb
Calendaris
Calendāris
cross-reference
Calendarium
Calendārium
noun
a debt-book
calendarium
calendārium
cross-reference
Calentum
Calentum
noun
a town in
Calenum
Calēnum
noun
a town in Southern Campania
Calenum
Calēnum
noun
Calenus
Calēnus
adjective
of Cales
Calenus
Calēnus
noun
the inhabitants of Cales
Calenus
Calēnus
noun
caleo
caleō
verb
to be warm or hot
Cales
Cales
noun
a town in Southern Campania
calesco
calescō
verb
to grow warm or hot
Caletis
Calētis
noun
a people of Belgic Gaul
Caletranus
Caletrānus
adjective
of or belonging to Caletra in Etruria
Caletus
Calētus
noun
a people of Belgic Gaul
calfacalefactus
calfacalefactus
noun
a warming
calfacio
calfaciō
verb
to make warm or hot
calfactus
calfactus
adjective
caliandrium
caliandrium
noun
a high head-dress
calicata aedificia
calicāta aedificia
cross-reference
plastered with lime
calicellus
calicellus
noun
a little cup
caliclarium
caliclārium
noun
a place where cups stand
caliculus
caliculus
noun
a small cup
calida
calida
noun
warm water
calidarium
calidārium
cross-reference
calidarius
calidārius
adjective
pertaining to or suitable for warming
calide
calidē
adverb
quickly
Calidius
Calidius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens.
Calidonia
Calīdonia
noun
the province of the ancient Britons
calidum
calidum
noun
a hot drink
calidus
calidus
adjective
warm
caliendrum
caliendrum
noun
a high head-dress
caliga
caliga
noun
a shoe of leather
caligaris
caligāris
adjective
of or pertaining to the
caligarius
caligārius
noun
a maker of soldiers
caligarius
caligārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the soldier's boot
caligatio
cālīgātiō
noun
darkness
caligatus
caligātus
noun
a common soldier
caligatus
caligātus
adjective
wearing soldiers
caligineus
cālīgineus
adjective
dark
caliginosus
cālīginōsus
adjective
full of mist
caligo
cālīgō
verb
To emit vapor or steam
caligo
cālīgō
noun
a thick atmosphere
caligosus
cālīgōsus
cross-reference
caligosus
cālīgōsus
adjective
full of mist
Caligula
Caligula
noun
a cognomen of the successor of Tiberius
caligula
caligula
noun
a small military boot
calim
calim
adverb
Calinga
Calinga
noun
a people of India
Calingius
Calingius
noun
a people of Arabia
caliptra
caliptra
noun
a people of Arabia
calix
calix
noun
A cup
calla
calla
cross-reference
Callaecia
Callaecia
cross-reference
Callaecus
Callaecus
cross-reference
Callaecus
Callaecus
noun
a people in western
Callaicus
Callaicus
noun
a people in western
Callaicus
Callaicus
cross-reference
Callaicus
Callaicus
adjective
of or belonging to the
callaina
callaina
noun
a precious stone of a pale-green color
callainus
callainus
adjective
turquoisecolored
callais
callais
noun
a sea-green precious stone
Callalanus
Callalanus
noun
an Indian philosopher
callarias
callariās
noun
a kind of codfish
callens
callens
adjective
acquainted with
callens
callens
adjective
Callensis
Callensis
noun
the inhabitants of Calentum
callenter
callenter
adverb
skilfully
Callentum
Callentum
noun
a town in
calleo
calleō
verb
to be callous
calliblepharatus
calliblepharātus
adjective
with beautiful eyelids
calliblepharium
calliblepharium
noun
a dye for coloring the eyebrows
calliblepharum
calliblepharum
noun
a dye for coloring the eyebrows
callicia
callicia
noun
a plant that
Callicias
Calliciās
noun
the name of a man
Callicles
Calliclēs
noun
a character in the
Callicratidas
Callicratidās
noun
a Spartan general
Callicula
Callicula
noun
a low mountain in Campania
Callidamates
Callidamatēs
noun
the name of a man
callide
callidē
adverb
Skilfully
Callidemides
Callidēmidēs
noun
the name of a man
calliditas
calliditās
noun
shrewdness
Callidromus
Callidromus
noun
a mountain in Locris
callidulus
callidulus
adjective
a little cunning or sly
callidus
callidus
adjective
that is taught wisdom by experience and practice
Callifa
Callifa
noun
a town in the region of the Hirpini
calligo
callīgō
cross-reference
calligo
callīgō
noun
a thick atmosphere
calligonon
calligonon
noun
a plant
callim
callim
adverb
secretly
Callimachius
Callimachīus
adjective
Callimachus
Callimachus
noun
A distinguished Greek poet and grammarian of Cyrene
callimus
callimus
noun
a kind of eagle-stone
Callinicus
Callinīcus
noun
the name of a man
callion
callion
noun
a plant
callionymus
calliōnymus
noun
a sea-fish
Calliope
Calliopē
noun
the chief of the Muses
Calliopea
Calliopēa
noun
the chief of the Muses
Calliopeius
Calliopēius
adjective
of Calliope
callipetalon
callipetalon
noun
a plant
Callipho
Calliphō
noun
a Greek philosopher who considered virtue
Callipho
Calliphō
noun
a character in the Pseudolus of Plautus
Calliphon
Calliphōn
noun
a Greek philosopher who considered virtue
Callipides
Callīpidēs
noun
a Grecian runner who made no progress
Callipolis
Callipolis
noun
A Grecian city of Calabria
Callippides
Callippidēs
noun
a Grecian runner who made no progress
Callippus
Callippus
noun
the name of a man
Callirhoe
Callirhoē
noun
Daughter of the Achelous
Callirrhoe
Callirrhoē
noun
Daughter of the Achelous
callis
callis
noun
a stony
callisco
calliscō
verb
to become dull
Callisthenes
Callisthenēs
noun
a philosopher of Olynthus
Callisto
Callistō
noun
daughter of the Arcadian king Lycaon
Callistratus
Callistratus
noun
A Grecian orator
callistruthia
callistrūthia
noun
a very delicate kind of figs
callistruthis
callistrūthis
noun
a very delicate kind of figs
callithrix
callithrix
noun
A plant used for coloring the hair
callitrichis
callitrichis
noun
a kind of ape or monkey in Ethiopia
callitrichos
callitrichos
noun
a plant
Calllaecia
Calllaecia
noun
the country of the
Callon
Callōn
noun
A statuary of Aegina
callositas
callōsitās
noun
hardness of skin
callosus
callōsus
adjective
with a hard skin
callum
callum
noun
The hardened
callus
callus
noun
The hardened
calo
cālō
noun
a servant in the army
calo
calō
verb
to call
Calocissus
Calocissus
noun
the name of a cup-bearer
calor
calor
noun
warmth
Calor
Calor
noun
a river in Samnium
caloratus
calōrātus
adjective
hot
calorificus
calōrificus
adjective
causing warmth
calpar
calpar
noun
a vessel for liquids
Calpe
Calpē
noun
one of the pillars of Hercules in
Calpetanus
Calpētānus
adjective
of Calpe
Calpetitanus
Calpētitānus
adjective
of Calpe
Calpurnia
Calpurnia
noun
the wife of Caesar
Calpurnianus
Calpurniānus
adjective
of or pertaining to a Calpurnius
Calpurnius
Calpurnius
adjective
the name of the very distinguished Calpurnian gens
caltha
caltha
noun
a strongsmelling yellow flower
calthula
calthula
noun
a yellow garment for women
calthum
calthum
noun
a strongsmelling yellow flower
calumma
calumma
noun
a covering
calumnia
calumnia
noun
trickery
calumniator
calumniātor
noun
a contriver of tricks or artifices
calumniatrix
calumniātrix
noun
she who plots against or makes false accusations
calumnior
calumnior
verb
v. dep. act
calumniose
calumniōsē
adverb
artfully
calumniosus
calumniōsus
noun
a person convicted of false information
calumniosus
calumniōsus
adjective
full of tricks or artifices
calva
calva
noun
calva
calva
noun
the scalp without hair
calva
calva
noun
a nut with a smooth shell
calvaria
calvāria
noun
The skull
calvariola
calvāriola
noun
a small cup
calvarium
calvārium
noun
a kind of round sea-fish without scales
calvatis
calvātis
noun
made bald
Calvena
Calvēna
noun
a nickname of the bald-headed Matius
calveo
calveō
verb
to be bald
calvesco
calvescō
verb
to become bald
Calvina
Calvīna
noun
the name of a notorious woman of rank
Calvinus
Calvīnus
noun
a Roman cognomen
calvior
calvior
verb
To devise tricks
Calvisianus
Calvisiānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Calvisius
Calvisius
Calvisius
noun
the name of several Romans
calvities
calvitiēs
noun
baldness
calvities
calvities
noun
baldness
calvitium
calvitium
noun
baldness
calvor
calvor
verb
To devise tricks
calvo
calvo
verb
To devise tricks
calvus
calvus
adjective
bald
Calvus
Calvus
noun
a cognomen of several persons
calx
calx
noun
A small stone used in gaming
calx
calx
noun
the heel
Calycadnus
Calycadnus
noun
a river and promontory of Cilicia
calyculus
calyculus
noun
a small flower-bud
Calydon
Calydon
noun
a very ancient town in Aetolia
Calydoneus
Calydōnēus
adjective
Calydonian
Calydonia
Calydōnia
noun
the Calydonian women
Calydoniacus
Calydōniacus
adjective
Calydonian
Calydonis
Calydōnis
noun
a Calydonian woman
Calydonius
Calydōnius
adjective
Calydonian
calymma
calymma
cross-reference
calymmma
calymmma
noun
a covering
Calymne
Calymnē
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
Calymnia
Calymnia
noun
Calypso
Calypsō
noun
a nymph
calyx
calyx
noun
a plant of two kinds
calyx
calyx
noun
the bud
cama
cama
noun
a small bed near the ground
camacum
camacum
cross-reference
camacum
camacum
noun
a kind of cinnamon found in Syria
Camaldunum
Camaldūnum
cross-reference
Colchester
Camaldunum
Camaldūnum
noun
Camalodunum
Camalodūnum
cross-reference
Colchester
Camalodunum
Camalodūnum
noun
camamerarius
camamerārius
adjective
which climb over something
camamero
camamerō
verb
to vault or arch over
camara
camara
noun
a flat ship with an arched covering
camara
camara
noun
Camarina
Camarīna
noun
a city on the south-west coast of Sicily
camaro
camarō
cross-reference
camarus
camarus
cross-reference
camarus
camarus
noun
a sea-crab
cambio
cambiō
verb
to exchange
cambitas
cambitās
noun
exchange
Cambunii
Cambūnii
noun
a mountain range on the boundary between Thessaly and Macedonia
Cambyses
Cambȳsēs
noun
The husband of Mandane
camela
camēla
noun
a female camel
camela
camēla
noun
of or pertaining to a marriage festival
camelarius
camēlārius
noun
a cameldriver
camelelasia
camēlēlasia
noun
camel-driving
camelinus
camēlīnus
adjective
of or relating to a camel
camella
camella
noun
a kind of drinking vessel
camelopardalis
camēlopardalis
noun
a camelopard
camelopardalus
camēlopardalus
noun
a camelopard
camelopardus
camēlopardus
noun
a camelopard
camelopodion
camēlopodion
noun
a plant
camelus
camēlus
noun
a camel
Camena
Camēna
noun
a Muse
Camenalis
Camēnālis
adjective
of or relating to the Muses
camera
camera
noun
a flat ship with an arched covering
camerarius
camerārius
adjective
which climb over something
cameratio
camerātiō
noun
Cameria
Cameria
noun
a town in Latium
Camerina
Camerīna
noun
a city on the south-west coast of Sicily
Camerinum
Camerīnum
noun
a town in Umbria
Camerinus
Camerīnus
adjective
of Camerinus
Camerinus
Camerīnus
noun
a cognomen in the very distinguished gens Sulpicia
Camerium
Camerium
noun
a town in Latium
Camerium
Camerium
cross-reference
camero
camerō
verb
to vault or arch over
Camers
Camers
adjective
of Camerinum
Camertinus
Camertīnus
adjective
of Camerinum
Camerts
Camerts
noun
the inhabitants of Camerinum
Cameses
Camesēs
noun
a mythic king in Italy
camilla
camilla
noun
Camilla
Camilla
noun
a Volscian heroine
camilla
camilla
noun
a maiden of unblemished birth and character
camillum
camillum
noun
camillum
camillum
cross-reference
camillus
camillus
noun
a noble youth employed in the sacrifices of the
Camillus
Camillus
noun
a cognomen of several persons in the
camino
camīnō
verb
to make like an oven or furnace
caminus
camīnus
noun
a furnace
Camirensis
Camīrensis
noun
the inhabitants of Camirus
Camiros
Camīros
noun
Son of the fourth Hercules
Camirus
Camīrus
noun
Son of the fourth Hercules
camisia
camisia
noun
a linen shirt or night-gown
cammaron
cammaron
noun
a plant
cammarus
cammarus
noun
a sea-crab
Camoena
Camoena
noun
a Muse
Camoena
Camoena
noun
Camolodunum
Camolodūnum
cross-reference
Colchester
campa
campa
noun
campagus
campagus
noun
a kind of boot worn by military officers
campana
campana
noun
a bell
campana
campāna
noun
stilyard
Campana
Campāna
noun
campaneus
campāneus
adjective
of or pertaining to the fields
Campania
Campānia
noun
the very fruitful and luxurious
Campanicus
Campānicus
adjective
Campanian
Campanius
Campānius
adjective
Campanian
campanius
campānius
adjective
of or pertaining to the fields
Campans
Campans
adjective
of Compania
Campanus
Campānus
noun
the inhabitants of Campania
Campanus
Campanus
adjective
Campanus
Campānus
adjective
Campanian
campe
campē
noun
A turning
Campensis
Campensis
cross-reference
a surname of Isis
campester
campester
adjective
Of or pertaining to a level field
campestratus
campestrātus
noun
clothed with the campestre or apron
campestre
campestre
noun
a plain
campestre
campestre
noun
a leather apron worn about the loins
campestris
campestris
adjective
Of or pertaining to a level field
campestrs
campestrs
noun
the deities who presided over contests
Campi Aleii
Campi Alēiī
expression
a plain in Lycia
campicursio
campicursiō
noun
military exercise in the
campidoctor
campidoctor
noun
one who drills or exercises soldiers in the
campigenus
campigenus
noun
well disciplined soldiers
Campi Lapidei
Campi Lapideī
expression
a stony plain near Marseilles
Campi Macri
Campi Macrī
expression
a district in
Campi Magni
Campi Magnī
expression
in Africa
Campi Veteres
Campi Veteres
expression
in Lucania
campsanema
campsanēma
noun
a plant
campso
campsō
verb
to turn around a place
camptaules
camptaulēs
noun
an unknown kind of musician
campter
campter
noun
a bending
Campus
Campus
noun
a grassy plain in Rome along the Tiber
campus
campus
noun
a seaanimal
campus
campus
cross-reference
Fennelfield
campus
campus
noun
an even
Campus Esquilinus
Campus Esquilīnus
expression
on the Esquiline Hill
Campus Flaminius
Campus Flāminius
expression
on which stood the Circus Flaminius
Campus Martius
Campus Martius
noun
a grassy plain in Rome along the Tiber
Campus Sceleratus
Campus Scelerātus
expression
near the Colline Gate
Camulodunum
Camulodūnum
noun
a town of the Trinobantes in Britain
Camulus
Camulus
noun
a surname of Mars
camum
camum
noun
a kind of beer
camur
camur
adjective
crooked
camus
cāmus
noun
A muzzle
Cana
Cana
noun
a town on the coast of Aeolis
cana
cana
cross-reference
a kind of collar for the neck
canaba
cānaba
noun
a hovel
canabula
cānabula
noun
a small hovel
Canace
Canacē
noun
Daughter of Aeolus
canachenus
canachēnus
noun
a class of thieves
Canachus
Canachus
noun
the name of two artists of Sicyon
canalicius
canālicius
adjective
dug out of shafts or pits
canalicius
canālicius
adjective
Canalicola
Canālicola
noun
poor or lazy people who used to lounge near the Forum
canalicula
canālicula
noun
a small channel
canaliculatus
canāliculātus
adjective
like a channel or pipe
canaliculus
canāliculus
noun
a small channel
canaliensis
canāliensis
adjective
dug out of shafts or pits
canalis
canālis
noun
a pipe
Canaria insula
Canāria insula
expression
one of the
Canarius
Canārius
noun
a voracious people of Mauritania
canarius
canārius
adjective
of or pertaining to dogs
canaster
cānaster
adjective
half-gray
canatim
canātim
adverb
in the manner of a dog
cancamum
cancamum
noun
an Arabian gum used for incense
cancellarius
cancellārius
adjective
living or kept behind bars
cancellarius
cancellārius
noun
A kind of porter
cancellatim
cancellātim
adverb
lattice-formed
cancellatio
cancellātiō
noun
the fixing of boundaries
cancello
cancellō
verb
to make like a lattice
cancellosus
cancellōsus
adjective
covered with bars or a railing
cancellus
cancellus
noun
cancellus
cancellus
noun
a lattice
cancer
cancer
noun
a lattice
cancer
cancer
noun
a crab
cancerasco
cancerascō
verb
to become cancerous
canceraticus
cancerāticus
adjective
like a cancer
canceratus
cancerātus
adjective
cancerous
canceroma
cancerōma
noun
a cancer
canchrema
canchrēma
noun
a cancer
cancroma
cancrōma
noun
a cancer
Candace
Candacē
noun
a queen of Meroe
candacus
candacus
cross-reference
Candavia
Candāvia
noun
a mountainous district in Illyria
candefacio
candefaciō
verb
To make dazzlingly white
candefio
candefīō
verb
candela
candēla
noun
a light made of wax or tallow
candelaber
candēlāber
noun
a candleslick
candelabrarius
candēlābrārius
noun
a maker of candlesticks or chandeliers
candelabrum
candēlābrum
noun
a candleslick
candelabrus
candēlābrus
noun
a candleslick
Candelifera
Candēlifera
noun
Taper-bearer
candens
candens
adjective
candens
candens
adjective
shining. dazzling
candentia
candentia
noun
a white
candeo
candeō
verb
to be brilliant
candesco
candescō
verb
to become of a bright
candetum
candētum
noun
a space of
candicantia
candicantia
noun
candico
candicō
verb
to be whitish or white
candida
candida
noun
a game or play exhibited by a candidate for office
candidans
candidans
adjective
brilliantly white
candidarius
candidārius
cross-reference
a baker of white bread
candidata
candidāta
noun
one who seeks or solicits an office
candidatorius
candidātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to a candidate for office
candidatus
candidātus
adjective
clothed in white
candidatus
candidātus
noun
a candidate for office
candidatus
candidātus
noun
a candidacy
candide
candidē
adverb
in dazzling white'
candido
candidō
verb
to make glittering or bright
candidule
candidulē
adverb
candidly
candidulus
candidulus
adjective
adj dim
candidus
candidus
adjective
of a shining
candifico
candificō
verb
to make dazzlingly white
candificus
candificus
adjective
that makes dazzlingly white
candor
candor
noun
A dazzling
candosoccus
candosoccus
noun
a layer of a plant
canens
canens
adjective
canens
cānens
adjective
canens
cānens
verb
to be gray or hoary
Canens
Canens
adjective
daughter of Janus
canentas
canentas
cross-reference
an ornament for the head
canentes
canentes
cross-reference
an ornament for the head
caneo
cāneō
verb
to be gray or hoary
Canephora
Canēphora
noun
paintings or statues of Greek artists
Canephoros
Canēphoros
noun
paintings or statues of Greek artists
canes
canes
noun
a dog
canes
canēs
noun
canesco
cānesco
verb
to grow white
Cangus
Cangus
noun
a people in the western part of Britain
cania
cania
noun
a kind of wild nettle
canica
canica
noun
a kind of bran
canicula
canīcula
noun
A small dog or bitch
canicularis
canīculāris
adjective
of or pertaining to the dog-star
Canidia
Cānidia
noun
a sorceress
Canidius
Canidius
noun
a Roman name
canifera
cānifera
noun
caniformis
caniformis
adjective
having the form of a dog
canina
canīna
noun
dog's flesh
Caninefas
Caninefas
adjective
of Caninefas
Caninefatis
Caninefātis
noun
a people dwelling upon the Batavian peninsula
Caninianus
Canīniānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Caninius Gallus
Caninius
Canīnius
adjective
the name of a plebeian gens at Rome
caninus
canīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a dog
canipa
cānipa
noun
a fruitbasket for religious uses
Canis
Canis
noun
a small river tributary to the Po
canis
canis
noun
a dog
canistellum
canistellum
noun
a bread-basket
canistrum
canistrum
noun
a basket woven from reeds
canistrus
canistrus
noun
a basket woven from reeds
canitia
cānitia
noun
a gray or grayish-white color
canities
cānitiēs
noun
a gray or grayish-white color
canitudo
cānitūdō
noun
a gray color
Canius
Canius
noun
a Roman proper name
Canna
Canna
noun
a village in Apulia
canna
canna
noun
a reed
cannaba
cannaba
noun
a hovel
cannabinus
cannabinus
adjective
of hemp
cannabis
cannabis
noun
hemp
cannabius
cannabius
adjective
of hemp
cannabum
cannabum
noun
hemp
Cannenefates
Cannenefātes
noun
a people dwelling upon the Batavian peninsula
Cannensis
Cannensis
adjective
of Cannae
Cannensis
Cannensis
noun
the inhabitants of Cannae
cannetum
cannētum
noun
a thicket of reeds
canneus
canneus
adjective
made of reeds
Canninefates
Canninefātes
noun
Cannininefatis
Cannininefātis
noun
a people dwelling upon the Batavian peninsula
cannula
cannula
noun
A small
Cannunefates
Cannunefātes
noun
a people dwelling upon the Batavian peninsula
Cannutius
Cannutius
noun
a Roman proper name
cano
canō
verb
to produce melodious sounds
canon
canon
noun
A marking
canonicarius
canonicārius
noun
the collector of an annual tribute
canonice
canonicē
adverb
according to Church discipline
canonicum
canonicum
noun
theorists
canonicus
canonicus
noun
theorists
canonicus
canonicus
noun
one of the rule or discipline
canonicus
canonicus
adjective
according to rule or measure
canonis
canonis
noun
an annual tribute
canonizo
canonizō
verb
to
Canopeus
Canōpēus
adjective
of Canopus
Canopicus
Canōpicus
adjective
of Canopus
Canopita
Canōpīta
noun
the inhabitants of Canopus
Canopitanus
Canōpītānus
adjective
Canopitis
Canōpītis
adjective
Canopos
Canōpos
noun
the brightest star in the constellation Argo
Canopus
Canōpus
noun
An islandtown in Lower Egypt
Canopus
Canōpus
noun
the brightest star in the constellation Argo
canor
canor
noun
tune
canore
canōrē
adverb
harmoniously
canorum
canōrum
noun
melody
canorus
canōrus
adjective
of or pertaining to melody
canta
canta
cross-reference
Cantaber
Cantaber
noun
the Cantabrians
Cantaber
Cantaber
adjective
Cantabrian
cantabilis
cantābilis
adjective
worthy to be sung
cantabrarius
cantabrārius
noun
a standard-bearer on festive occasions
Cantabras
Cantabrās
noun
a tributary of the Indus
Cantabras
Cantābrās
noun
a tributary of the Indus
Cantabria
Cantabria
noun
a province in Hispania Tarraconensis
Cantabrica
Cantabrica
noun
a plant
Cantabrica
Cantābrica
noun
a plant
Cantabricus
Cantabricus
adjective
of Cantabria
Cantabricus
Cantābricus
adjective
of Cantabria
cantabrum
cantabrum
noun
A kind of bran
cantabundus
cantābundus
adjective
singing
cantamen
cantāmen
noun
a spell
cantatio
cantātiō
noun
Music
cantator
cantātor
noun
a musician
cantatrix
cantātrix
noun
a female singer
cantatrix
cantātrix
noun
Musical
Cantecus
Cantecus
noun
a people in
canteriatus
cantēriātus
adjective
supporied by props
canterinus
cantērīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a horse
canteriolus
cantēriolus
noun
a small trellis for supporting plants
canterius
cantērius
noun
A gelding
canterius
cantērius
cross-reference
Canthara
Canthara
noun
the name of a woman
cantharias
canthariās
noun
a precious stone having in it the figure of a Spanish fly
cantharis
cantharis
noun
A genus of beetle
cantharites vinum
cantharītes vīnum
expression
a kind of wine
Cantharolethros
Cantharolethros
noun
a place in Thrace near Olynthus
cantharulus
cantharulus
noun
a small drinking-vessel
cantharus
cantharus
noun
a large
cantherius
canthērius
noun
A gelding
canthriatus
canth_riātus
adjective
supporied by props
canthrinus
canth_rīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a horse
canthus
canthus
noun
the iron ring around a carriage-wheel
Canthus
Canthus
noun
nom. propr
canticulum
canticulum
noun
A little song
canticum
canticum
noun
a song in the Roman comedy
canticus
canticus
adjective
musical
cantilena
cantilēna
noun
a song
cantilenosus
cantilēnōsus
adjective
pertaining to song
cantillo
cantillō
verb
to sing low
cantio
cantiō
noun
A song
cantito
cantitō
verb
to sing or play often or repeatedly
Cantium
Cantium
noun
a promontory of England
cantiuncula
cantiuncula
noun
a flaitering
canto
cantō
verb
to produce melodious sounds
cantor
cantor
noun
a singer
cantrix
cantrix
noun
a female singer
cantulus
cantulus
noun
a little song
canturio
canturiō
verb
v. desid. n
cantus
cantus
noun
the production of melodious sound
canua
canua
noun
Canuleius
Canulēius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens. Thus
canus
cānus
adjective
white
canus
cānus
noun
gray hairs
Canusia
Canusia
noun
a very ancient town in Apulia
Canusina
Canusīna
noun
garments made of Canusian wool
Canusinatus
Canusīnātus
adjective
clothed in Canusian wool
Canusinus
Canusīnus
adjective
of Canusium
Canusinus
Canusīnus
noun
an inhabitant of Canusium
Canusium
Canusium
noun
a very ancient town in Apulia
Canutius
Cānutius
noun
a Roman proper name
canutus
cānūtus
adverb
capabilis
capābilis
adjective
comprehensible
capacitas
capācitās
noun
a capability of holding much
capaciter
capāciter
adverb
spaciously
Capaneia
Capanēia
cross-reference
Capaneus
Capaneus
noun
a son of Hipponous and Astynome
Capaneus
Capanēus
adjective
of or pertaining to Capaneus
capax
capax
adjective
that can contain or hold much
capedo
capēdō
noun
a bowl or cup used in sacrifices
capedulum
capedulum
noun
a kind of covering for the head
capeduncula
capēduncula
noun
a small bowl or dish used in sacrifices
capella
capella
noun
a she-goat
Capella
Capella
noun
a Roman proper name
Capellianus
Capelliānus
adjective
belonging to a Capella
capellianus
capelliānus
adjective
of or pertaining to kids
capellus
capellus
noun
a small goat
Capena
Capēna
noun
a Tuscan town founded by the Veientes
Capenas
Capēnas
adjective
of Capena
Capenatis lucus
Capēnātis lūcus
adjective
of Capena
Capenus
Capēnus
adjective
of Capena
caper
caper
noun
a he-goat
Caperensis
Caperensis
noun
a people of Lusitania
capero
caperō
verb
to wrinkle
capesso
capessō
verb
v. desid. a
capetum
capētum
noun
fodder for cattle
Capetus
Capetus
noun
a fabulous king of Alba
Caphareus
Caphāreus
noun
a rocky promontory on the southern coast of Eubaea
Caphareus
Caphārēus
adjective
of Caphareus
Capharis
Caphāris
noun
of Caphareus
Caphereus
Caphēreus
noun
a rocky promontory on the southern coast of Eubaea
capidulum
capidulum
noun
a kind of covering for the head
capillaceus
capillāceus
adjective
hairy
capillago
capillāgō
noun
the hair
capillamentum
capillāmentum
noun
The hair
capillare
capillāre
noun
an unguent for the hair
capillaris
capillāris
adjective
of or pertaining to the hair
capillatio
capillātiō
noun
the being hairy
capillatura
capillātūra
noun
the being hairy
capillatus
capillātus
noun
young aristocrats
capillatus
capillātus
adjective
having hair
capillitium
capillitium
noun
the hair
capillor
capillor
cross-reference
capillor
capillor
cross-reference
capillosus
capillōsus
adjective
full of hair
capillulus
capillulus
noun
fine
capillum
capillum
noun
the hair of the head
capillus
capillus
noun
the hair of the head
capio
capiō
noun
A taking
capio
capiō
verb
to take in hand
capis
capis
noun
a bowl with one handle
capisso
capissō
verb
v. desid. a
capisso
capissō
verb
capisterium
capistērium
noun
a vessel for cleansing grains of corn
capistrarius
capistrārius
noun
a halter-maker
capistro
capistrō
verb
To halter
capistrum
capistrum
noun
A halter
capital
capital
noun
a death
capital
capital
noun
capitale
capitāle
noun
a death
capitalis
capitālis
adjective
Relating to or belonging to the head
capitaliter
capitāliter
adverb
mortally
capitaneus
capitāneus
adjective
chief in size
capitarium aes
capitārium aes
cross-reference
capitatio
capitātiō
noun
The outlay of the state for beasts used in the public service
capitatus
capitātus
adjective
having a head
capitellum
capitellum
noun
A small head
capitilavium
capitilavium
noun
a washing of the head
Capitinus
Capitīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the town Capitium
capitium
capitium
noun
a covering for the head
Capitium
Capitium
noun
a town in Sicily
capito
capitō
noun
amplif
Capito
Capitō
noun
a Roman cognomen
Capitolinus
Capitōlīnus
noun
persons who had the charge of these games
Capitolinus
Capitōlīnus
noun
the Capitoline Hill
Capitolinus
Capitōlīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to the Capitol
Capitolium
Capitōlium
noun
the Capitol
Capitolium Vetus
Capitōlium Vetus
expression
the Old Capitol
capitulare
capitulāre
noun
a head- or poll-tax
capitularium
capitulārium
noun
a capitation tax
capitularius
capitulārius
adjective
relating to the recruiting of soldiers
capitularius
capitulārius
noun
tax-gatherers and revenue-officers
capitulatim
capitulātim
adverb
by heads
capitulatus
capitulātus
adjective
having or ending in a small head
Capitulensis
Capitulensis
noun
the inhabitants of Capitulum
Capitulum
Capitulum
noun
a town of the Hernici in Latium
capitulum
capitulum
noun
a small head
capitum
capītum
noun
fodder for cattle
capnias
capniās
noun
A kind of wine
capnion
capnion
noun
capnion
capnion
noun
a plant
capnios
capnios
noun
a species of wine
capnites
capnītēs
noun
capnitis
capnītis
noun
a kind of cadmia
capnos
capnos
noun
a plant
capo
cāpō
noun
a capon
Cappadocarchia
Cappadocarchia
noun
the priest's office in Cappadocia
Cappadocia
Cappadocia
noun
a country of Asia Minor
Cappadocius
Cappadocius
adjective
Cappadocian
Cappadocus
Cappadocus
adjective
of Cappadocia
Cappadox
Cappadox
noun
A river in Cappadocia
Cappadox
Cappadox
noun
a Cappaaocian
cappara
cappara
noun
a plant
cappari
capparī
noun
the caper-bush
capparis
capparis
noun
the caper-bush
cappas
cappas
cross-reference
capra
capra
noun
a she-goat
capragenus
caprāgenus
adjective
of the flesh of the wild goat
caprago
caprāgō
noun
a plant
Capraria
Caprāria
noun
An island near the south point of the Balearis Major
Caprariensis
Caprāriensis
cross-reference
caprarius
caprārius
noun
a goatherd
caprarius
caprārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the goat
Caprasia
Caprāsia
cross-reference
Capraja
Caprasia
Caprāsia
noun
One of the mouths of the Po
Caprea
Caprea
noun
an island in the Tyrrhene Sea
caprea
caprea
noun
a kind of wild she-goat
Capreensis
Capreensis
adjective
capreida
capreida
noun
a diuretic plant
capreola
capreola
noun
the roe
capreolatim
capreolātim
adverb
in a winding
capreolus
capreolus
noun
A kind of wild goat
Capricornus
Capricornus
noun
Capricorn
caprificatio
caprifīcātiō
noun
a ripening of figs by the stinging of the gallinsect
caprifico
caprifīcō
verb
to ripen figs by the stinging of the gall-insect
caprificus
caprifīcus
noun
the wild fig-tree
caprigeni
caprigenī
adverb
goats
caprigenus
caprigenus
adjective
proceeding from a goat
caprile
caprīle
noun
an enclosure or stall for goats
caprilis
caprīlis
adjective
of or pertaining to the goat
Caprilius
Caprīlius
noun
a Roman proper name
caprimulgus
caprimulgus
noun
A milker of goats
caprina
caprīna
noun
goat's flesh
Caprineus
Caprinēus
noun
an island in the Tyrrhene Sea
Caprineus
Caprinēus
noun
caprinus
caprīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to goats
capripes
capripēs
adjective
goat-footed
caprona
caprōna
noun
the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead
capronea
caprōnea
noun
the hair of men and animals hanging down upon the forehead
Caprotina
Cāprōtīna
noun
a surname of Juno at Rome
Caprotina
Caprōtīna
noun
a surname of Juno at Rome
caprugenus
caprūgenus
adjective
of the flesh of the wild goat
caprunculum
caprunculum
noun
an earthen vessel
Capsa
Capsa
noun
a town in Africa
capsa
capsa
noun
a repository
capsarius
capsārius
noun
A slave who carried the satchels of boys going to school
capsella
capsella
noun
a small box or coffer
Capsenses
Capsenses
noun
Capsensis
Capsensis
noun
the inhabitants of Capsa
Capsitani
Capsitāni
noun
Capsitani
Capsitānī
noun
the inhabitants of Capsa
capso
capsō
cross-reference
capsula
capsula
noun
a small box or chest
capsus
capsus
noun
A wagon-body
Capta
Capta
noun
a surname of Minerva
capta
capta
noun
a female captive
capta
capta
noun
captabilis
captābilis
adjective
that can take
captatio
captātiō
noun
a reaching after or catching at something
captator
captātor
noun
one who eagerly reaches after
captatorius
captātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to legacy-hunters
captatrix
captātrix
noun
she who strires after or aims at any thing
captensula
captensula
noun
a fallacious argument
captio
captiō
noun
a catching
captiose
captiōsē
adverb
captiously
captiosum
captiōsum
noun
sophisms
captiosus
captiōsus
adjective
Fallacious
captito
captitō
verb
to strive eagerly after
captiuncula
captiuncula
noun
a quirk
captiva
captīva
noun
captiva
captīva
noun
captivatio
captīvātiō
noun
a subjugation
captivator
captīvātor
noun
he that takes captive
captivitas
captīvitās
noun
the condition of
captivo
captīvō
verb
to take captive
captivus
captīvus
noun
a captive in war
captivus
captīvus
adjective
taken prisoner
capto
captō
verb
to strive to seize
captor
captor
noun
he who catches
captrix
captrix
noun
she that takes
captura
captūra
noun
A taking
captus
captus
noun
a prisoner
captus
captus
noun
A taking
captus
captus
adjective
Capua
Capua
noun
the chief city of Campania
Capuanus
Capuānus
cross-reference
of Capua
capudo
capūdō
noun
capudo
capūdō
noun
a bowl or cup used in sacrifices
Capuensis
Capuensis
adjective
capula
capula
cross-reference
a small bowl with handles
capularis
capulāris
adjective
pertaining to or destined for a bier
capulator
capulātor
noun
he that pours out of one vessel into another
capulo
capulō
verb
to pour off
capulo
capulō
verb
capulum
capulum
noun
A sarcophagus
capulus
capulus
noun
A sarcophagus
capus
cāpus
noun
a capon
capus
cāpus
noun
caput
caput
noun
The head
Capys
Capys
noun
Son of Assaracus
Car
Car
adjective
a Carian
Car
Car
adjective
carabus
cārabus
noun
a small wicker boat
carabus
cārabus
noun
a kind
caracalla
caracalla
noun
a long tunic or great-coat
caracallis
caracallis
noun
a long tunic or great-coat
Caractacus
Caractacus
noun
king of the Silures in Britain
Caractacus
Caractacus
cross-reference
caragogos
caragōgos
noun
a medicinal plant
Caralis
Caralis
noun
Caralis
Caralis
noun
the chief city of Sardinia
Caralitanus
Caralītānus
noun
Caralitanus
Caralītānus
noun
the inhabitants of Caralis
Caralitis Palus
Caralītis Palūs
expression
in Lycaonia
Carambicus
Carambicus
adjective
Carambis
Carambis
noun
a promontory and town of the same name in Paphlagonia
Caranus
Carānus
noun
King of Macedonia
Caratacus
Caratacus
noun
king of the Silures in Britain
Carbas
Carbās
noun
the east-northeast wind
carbaseus
carbaseus
adjective
of or made of carbasus or fine linen
carbasineus
carbasineus
adjective
of or made of carbasus or fine linen
carbasinum
carbasīnum
noun
a linen garment
carbasinus
carbasinus
adjective
of or made of carbasus or fine linen
carbasum
carbasum
noun
carbasum
carbasum
noun
very fine Spanish flax
carbasus
carbasus
noun
very fine Spanish flax
carbatina
carbatina
noun
a kind of rustic leather shoe
Carbo
Carbō
noun
a Roman surname in the gens Papiria
carbo
carbō
noun
a coal
carbonaria
carbōnāria
noun
A furnace for charcoal
carbonarius
carbōnārius
adjective
of or relating to charcoal
carbonarius
carbōnārius
noun
a burner of charcoal
carbonesco
carbōnescō
verb
to become charcoal
carbunculatio
carbunculātiō
noun
a disease of trees
carbunculo
carbunculō
verb
to have a
carbunculor
carbunculor
verb
carbunculosus
carbunculōsus
adjective
containing red toph-stone
carbunculus
carbunculus
noun
A small coal
Carcaso
Carcasō
noun
a city of
Carcasum
Carcasum
noun
a city of
carcer
carcer
noun
an enclosed place
carceralis
carcerālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a prison
carcerarius
carcerārius
adjective
of or belonging to a prison
carcerarius
carcerārius
noun
a prisonkeeper
carcereus
carcereus
adjective
pertaining to a prison
carcero
carcerō
verb
to imprison
carcharus
carcharus
noun
a kind of dog-fish
Carchedonius
Carchēdonius
noun
a Carthaginian
Carchedonius
Carchēdonius
adjective
Carchedonian
carchesium
carchēsium
noun
A Greek drinking - cup or beaker
Carcine
Carcīnē
noun
a town of European Scythia
carcinethron
carcinēthron
noun
a plant
carcinias
carciniās
noun
a precious stone of the color of the sea-crab
carcinodes
carcinōdes
noun
a cancerous disease
carcinoma
carcinōma
noun
a cancerous ulcer
Carcinos
Carcinos
noun
the constellation Cancer
carcinothron
carcinōthron
noun
the plant also called
Carda
Carda
noun
a goddess who presided over the hinges of doors
Carda
Carda
noun
Cardacis
Cardacis
noun
a class of Persian soldiers
cardamina
cardamīna
noun
a cress-like plant
cardamomum
cardamōmum
noun
a spice
cardamum
cardamum
noun
a kind of cress
Cardea
Cardea
noun
a goddess who presided over the hinges of doors
Cardia
Cardia
noun
a town on the Thracian Chersonesus
cardiacus
cardiacus
noun
one who has heart-burn or stomach-ache
cardiacus
cardiacus
adjective
of or pertaining to the heart or stomach
Cardianus
Cardiānus
adjective
of Cardia
cardimoma
cardimōma
noun
a pain in the stomach
cardinalis
cardinālis
adjective
Of or pertaining to a door-hinge
cardinaliter
cardināliter
adverb
chiefly
cardinatus
cardinātus
adjective
hinged
cardineus
cardineus
adjective
of or pertaining to a door - hinge
cardo
cardō
noun
the pivot and socket
carduelis
carduēlis
noun
the thistlefinch
carduetum
carduētum
noun
a thicket of thistles
cardus
cardus
noun
the thistle
cardus
cardus
noun
the thistle
care
cārē
adverb
Dearly
carectum
cārectum
noun
a place covered with sedge or rushes
carenaria
carēnāria
noun
a vessel for making
carenum
carēnum
noun
a sweet wine boiled down one third
careo
careō
verb
to be cut off from
careor
careor
verb
careota
careōta
cross-reference
caresco
carescō
verb
to want
careum
cāreum
noun
cumin
carex
cārex
noun
reed-grass
carfiathum
carfiāthum
noun
a superior kind of incense
cari
cārī
cross-reference
my loved ones
Caria
Cāria
noun
A province in Asia Minor
carians
carians
adjective
defective
Carica
Cārica
noun
a kind of dry fig
Caricus
Cāricus
adjective
Carian
caries
caries
noun
Decay
Carina
Carīna
noun
a mountain in Crete
Carina
Carīna
noun
a town of Troas
Carina
Carīna
noun
the Keels
carina
carīna
noun
The keel of a ship
carinarius
cārīnārius
noun
he who colors wax-color
Carinas
Carīnas
noun
a Roman surname
carinatus
carīnātus
adjective
keelformed
carino
carīnō
verb
to supply with a shell
carino
cārinō
verb
to abuse
cariosus
cariōsus
adjective
decayed
Cariosvelites
Cāriosvelītes
noun
Caris
Cāris
noun
the inhabitants of Caria
Caris
Cāris
noun
caris
cāris
noun
a kind of seacrab
carisa
carisa
noun
an artful woman
caristia
caristia
cross-reference
caristium
caristium
noun
an annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia
caritas
cāritās
noun
dearness
caritores
cāritōres
noun
wool - carders
Carmania
Carmānia
cross-reference
whose country was called
Carmanus
Carmānus
noun
a people on the Persian Gulf
Carmel
Carmel
cross-reference
Carmelites
Carmēlītēs
noun
an inhabitant of Mount Carmel
Carmelitis
Carmēlītis
noun
an inhabitant of Mount Carmel
Carmelus
Carmēlus
noun
Mount Carmel
carmen
carmen
noun
a tune
carmen
carmen
noun
a card
Carmenta
Carmenta
cross-reference
Carmenta
Carmenta
noun
a Roman goddess of prophecy
Carmentale
Carmentāle
noun
the festival of Carmentis
Carmentaliis
Carmentāliis
cross-reference
Carmentalis
Carmentālis
adjective
of or pertaining to Carmentis
Carmentals
Carmentāls
cross-reference
Carmentarii
Carmentāriī
cross-reference
Carmentarius
Carmentārius
noun
the priests of Carmentis
Carmentis
Carmentis
noun
a Roman goddess of prophecy
carminabundus
carminābundus
adjective
versifying
carminatio
carminātiō
noun
a carding
carminator
carminātor
noun
a carder
carmino
carminō
verb
to make verses
carmino
carminō
verb
to card
Carmo
Carmō
noun
a city of
Carmona
Carmōna
noun
a city of
Carmonenses
Carmonenses
noun
its inhabitants
Carna
Carna
noun
a goddess
carnalie
carnālie
noun
carnal things
carnalis
carnālis
adjective
fleshly
carnalitas
carnālitās
noun
fleshli ness
carnaliter
carnāliter
adverb
carnally
carnarium
carnārium
noun
A frame furnished with hooks to hang up meats over the hearth for smoking or drying
carnarius
carnārius
adjective
of
carnatio
carnātiō
noun
fleshiness
carnatus
carnātus
adjective
fleshy
Carneades
Carneadēs
noun
a distinguished philosopher of Cyrene
Carneadeus
Carneadēus
adjective
of Carneades
Carneadius
Carneadīus
adjective
of Carneades
carneus
carneus
adjective
of flesh
carnicula
carnicula
noun
flesh
Carnicus
Carnicus
adjective
carnifex
carnifex
noun
an executioner
carnificina
carnificīna
noun
The office of executioner or hangman
carnificor
carnificor
verb
to execute
carnificor
carnificor
verb
to execute
carniger
carniger
adjective
bearing flesh
carnis
carnis
noun
carnivorus
carnivorus
adjective
feeding on flesh
carnosus
carnōsus
adjective
abounding in flesh
Carnotenus
Carnōtēnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Carnutes
carnufex
carnufex
noun
an executioner
carnuficina
carnuficīna
noun
The office of executioner or hangman
carnuficor
carnuficor
verb
to execute
carnulentus
carnulentus
adjective
like flesh
Carnuntum
Carnuntum
noun
an old Celtic town of Upper Pannonia
Carnus
Carnus
noun
a Celtic people in Upper Italy
Carnus
Carnūs
adjective
their chief town was
Carnus
Carnūs
adjective
Carnutenus
Carnūtēnus
noun
Carnutis
Carnūtis
noun
a people in Gaul
caro
cārō
verb
to card
caro
carō
noun
flesh
caro
cārō
adverb
dearly
caroenum
caroenum
noun
a sweet wine boiled down one third
caros
caros
noun
heavy sleep
carota
carōta
noun
a carrot
carpasum
carpasum
noun
a plant with narcotic juice
carpathium
carpathium
noun
carpathium
carpathium
noun
a plant with narcotic juice
Carpathius
Carpathius
adjective
Carpathius
Carpathius
adjective
Carpathian
Carpathos
Carpathos
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
Carpathus
Carpathus
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
carpatina
carpatina
cross-reference
carpentaria
carpentāria
noun
a wagon
carpentarius
carpentārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a wagon or chariot
carpentarius
carpentārius
noun
a carriage-driver
carpentum
carpentum
noun
a two-wheeled
Carpesius
Carpēsius
noun
a people in
Carpetania
Carpētānia
adjective
of the Carpetani
Carpetanus
Carpētānus
adjective
of the Carpetani
Carpetanus
Carpētānus
noun
a people in
carpheothum
carpheōthum
noun
a superior kind of incense
carpheotum
carpheōtum
noun
an excellent kind of white frankincense
carphologia
carphologia
noun
a picking of pieces of straw from the
carphos
carphos
noun
a plant
Carpinatius
Carpinātius
noun
the pro-magister of the Publicani in Sicily under Verres
carpineus
carpīneus
adjective
made of hornbeam
carpinus
carpīnus
noun
hornbeam
carpisculus
carpisculus
noun
A kind of shoes
carpistes
carpistēs
noun
one of the Aeons of Valentinus
carpo
carpō
verb
to pick
carpophyllos
carpophyllos
noun
a shrub similar to the laurel-tree
carptim
carptim
adverb
by pieces
carptor
carptor
noun
a carver of food
carptura
carptūra
noun
a sucking or gathering from flowers
carptus
carptus
adjective
Carpus
Carpus
noun
a people on the Danube
Carpus
Carpus
noun
the name of a carver
carpusculus
carpusculus
noun
A kind of shoes
Carra
Carra
noun
a city of Mesopotamia
carracutium
carracūtium
noun
a kind of two-wheeled carriage
carrago
carrāgō
noun
a fortification or barricade made of wagons
Carrha
Carrha
noun
a city of Mesopotamia
Carrinas
Carrīnas
noun
a Roman proper name
carrobalista
carrobālista
noun
a ballista mounted on a carriage
carroballista
carroballista
noun
a ballista mounted on a carriage
carroco
carrocō
noun
a sea-fish
carruca
carrūca
noun
a sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach
Carruca
Carrūca
noun
a town in
carrucarius
carrūcārius
noun
a coachman
carrucarius
carrūcārius
adjective
pertaining to the
carrucha
carrūcha
noun
a sort of four-wheeled travelling and state coach
carrulus
carrulus
noun
a little wagon or cart
carrum
carrum
noun
a kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens
carrus
carrus
noun
a kind of two-wheeled wagon for transporting burdens
Carseolanus
Carseolānus
adjective
of Carseoli
Carseolanus
Carseolānus
noun
the inhabitants of Carseoli
Carseolus
Carseolus
noun
a town of the Aequi
Carsula
Carsula
noun
a town of Umbria
Carsulanus
Carsulānus
noun
the inhabitants of Carsulae
cartallus
cartallus
noun
a basket
Carteia
Cartēia
noun
A very ancient seaport town in
Carteianus
Cartēiānus
adjective
Carteian
Carteiensis
Cartēiensis
adjective
The chief town of the Olcades
Carthaea
Carthaea
noun
a town on the south coast of the Cycladic island Ceos
Carthaginiensis
Carthāginiensis
adjective
of or belonging to New Carthage
Carthaginiensis
Carthāginiensis
adjective
Carthaginian
Carthago
Carthāgō
noun
the daughter of the fourth Hercules
Carthago
Carthāgō
noun
The city of Carthage
Cartheius
Carthēius
adjective
Cartheius
Carthēius
adjective
Carthaean
Cartheus
Carthēus
adjective
Carthaean
cartiblum
cartiblum
noun
a kind of oblong table of stone
cartibulum
cartibulum
noun
a kind of oblong table of stone
cartilagineus
cartilāgineus
adjective
cartilaginous
cartilaginosus
cartilāginōsus
adjective
full of cartilage
cartilago
cartilāgō
noun
cartilage
Cartimandua
Cartimandua
noun
queen of the Brigantes in Britain
Cartismandua
Cartismandua
noun
queen of the Brigantes in Britain
caruncula
caruncula
noun
a little piece of flesh
carus
cārus
adjective
dear
Carus
Cārus
noun
a Roman cognomen
Carventana arx
Carventāna arx
expression
the citadel of Carventum near Velitrae
Carvilianus
Carviliānus
adjective
of Carvilius
Carvilius
Carvilius
cross-reference
The name of a Roman gens.
Carya
Carya
cross-reference
Carya
Carya
noun
a village in Laconia
Caryanda
Caryanda
noun
a town on the coast of Caria
Caryatides
Caryātides
noun
the maidens of Caryae serving in the temple of Diana
Caryatis
Caryātis
noun
An epithet of Diana
Caryats
Caryāts
noun
the inhabitants of Caryae
caryinos
caryīnos
adjective
made from nuts
caryinos
caryinos
adjective
made from nuts
caryinus
caryīnus
adjective
made from nuts
caryinus
caryinus
adjective
made from nuts
caryites
caryītēs
noun
a species of the plant
caryon
caryon
noun
a nut
caryophyllon
caryophyllon
noun
a kind of Indian spice
caryota
caryōta
noun
a kind of nut-shaped date
caryotis
caryōtis
noun
a kind of nut-shaped date
Carysteus
Carystēus
adjective
of Carystos
Carystius
Carystius
noun
the inhabitants of Carystos
Carystius
Carystius
adjective
Carystos
Carystos
noun
A very ancient town on the south coast of Eubaea
Carystus
Carystus
noun
A very ancient town on the south coast of Eubaea
Caryus
Caryus
adjective
Caryus
Caryus
adjective
of Caryae
casa
casa
noun
any simple or poorly-built house
casabundus
cāsābundus
adjective
ready to fall
casami
casamī
adverb
casami
casamī
cross-reference
attendant
casamo
casamō
cross-reference
attendant
casamo
casamo
adverb
casamum
casamum
cross-reference
attendant
Casaria
Casāria
cross-reference
Casarius
Casārius
noun
a dweller in a cottage
casarius
casārius
adjective
of or belonging to a cottage
Casca
Casca
noun
a Roman cognomen in the gens Servilia
casce
cascē
adverb
in an old-fashioned manner
Cascellius
Cascellius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens
cascus
cascus
adjective
old
casearius
cāseārius
adjective
pertaining to cheese
caseatus
cāseātus
adjective
mixed with cheese
Caselllius
Caselllius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens
casellula
casellula
noun
a little hut
caseolus
cāseolus
noun
a small cheese
caseum
cāseum
noun
cheese
caseus
cāseus
noun
cheese
casia
casia
noun
A tree with an aromatic bark
casignete
casignētē
noun
the name of a plant
Casilinats
Casilīnāts
noun
Casilinensis
Casilīnensis
noun
the inhabitants of Casilinum
Casilinum
Casilīnum
noun
a town in Campania
Casilinus
Casilīnus
noun
Casina
Casina
noun
the name of a comedy of Plautus
Casinas
Casīnas
adjective
of Casinum
Casinum
Casīnum
noun
a town of Latium
Casinus
Casīnus
adjective
of Casinum
casito
cāsitō
verb
to fall repeatedly
Casius
Casius
adjective
Casius mons
Casius mons
expression
A very high mountain in Syria
casmen
casmen
noun
a tune
Casmena
Casmēna
cross-reference
Casmena
Casmēna
noun
a Muse
casmilla
casmilla
noun
casmilus
casmilus
noun
a noble youth employed in the sacrifices of the
casmilus
casmilus
cross-reference
casnar
casnar
cross-reference
an old man
casnar
casnar
cross-reference
attendant
caso
casō
verb
to shake
caso
cāsō
cross-reference
Casperia
Casperia
noun
an old but small town of the Sabines
Caspia
Caspia
noun
Caspiacus
Caspiacus
noun
Caspiadae
Caspiadae
noun
Caspianus
Caspiānus
noun
Caspium mare
Caspium mare
expression
the Caspian Sea
Caspius
Caspius
adjective
of or belonging to the Caspian Sea
Caspius
Caspius
noun
Caspius
Caspius
noun
cassabundus
cassābundus
adjective
cassabundus
cassābundus
adjective
ready to fall
Cassander
Cassander
noun
A son of Antipater
Cassandra
Cassandra
noun
a daughter of Priam and Hecuba
Cassandrea
Cassandrēa
noun
a town in Macedonia
Cassandreia
Cassandrēīa
noun
a town in Macedonia
Cassandrensis
Cassandrensis
noun
the inhabitants of Cassandrea
Cassandreus
Cassandreus
noun
of Cassandrea
casse
cassē
adverb
Casseius
Casseius
adjective
the name of a Roman
cassia
cassia
noun
A tree with an aromatic bark
cassia
cassia
cross-reference
Cassianus
Cassiānus
adjective
Cassianus
Cassiānus
adjective
of Cassius
cassiculus
cassiculus
noun
a small net
cassida
cassida
noun
cassida
cassida
noun
a helmet
cassidarius
cassidārius
noun
a helmet-maker
cassidile
cassidīle
noun
a small bag or wallet
Cassiepea
Cassiepēa
noun
the proud wife of Cepheus
Cassiepea
Cassiepēa
cross-reference
Cassiepeia
Cassiepeia
noun
the proud wife of Cepheus
Cassiepeia
Cassiepeia
cross-reference
cassila
cassila
cross-reference
Cassiodorus
Cassiodōrus
noun
a learned Roman
Cassiopa
Cassiopa
noun
of Cassiope
Cassiope
Cassiopē
noun
the proud wife of Cepheus
Cassiope
Cassiopē
noun
a town in Corcyra
Cassiopea
Cassiopēa
noun
the proud wife of Cepheus
Cassiopicus
Cassiopicus
adjective
of Cassiope
cassis
cassis
noun
a helmet
cassis
cassis
noun
a hunting-net
cassis
cassis
noun
cassita
cassīta
noun
the crested or tufted lark
Cassiteridis
Cassiteridis
noun
the tin-islands
cassiterinus
cassiterinus
adjective
made of tin
cassiteron
cassiteron
noun
a mixture or alloy of lead
cassiterum
cassiterum
noun
a mixture or alloy of lead
Cassius
Cassius
adjective
the name of a Roman
Cassivellaunus
Cassivellaunus
noun
a British chief
casso
cassō
verb
to shake
casso
cassō
verb
to shake or toss violently
casso
cassō
verb
to bring to naught
cassum
cassum
cross-reference
cassum
cassum
noun
empty things
cassus
cassus
noun
a falling
cassus
cassus
adjective
empty
Cassus
Cassus
noun
a tribe of Britain
Castabalenses
Castabalenses
noun
its inhabitants
Castabalum
Castabalum
noun
a town of Cilicia
Castabalum
Castabalum
noun
a town of Cilicia
Castalia
Castalia
noun
a fountain on Parnassus
Castalis
Castalis
noun
Castalian
Castalius
Castalius
adjective
Castalian
Castana
Castana
noun
a town in Magnesia
castanea
castanea
noun
The chestnut-tree
castanetum
castanētum
noun
a chestnut-grove
caste
castē
adverb
castellanus
castellānus
adjective
of or pertaining to a fort or castle
castellanus
castellānus
noun
the occupants of a castle
castellarius
castellārius
noun
the superintendent of a reservoir
castellatim
castellātim
adverb
castle-wise
castellum
castellum
noun
a castle
Castellum Firmanorum
Castellum Firmānōrum
expression
the port of Firmum
casteria
castēria
noun
a part of a ship where rowers were accustomed to rest
castifico
castificō
verb
to purify
castificus
castificus
adjective
Purifying
castigabilis
castīgābilis
adjective
deserving punishment
castigate
castīgātē
adverb
Compressedly
castigatio
castīgātiō
noun
a correcting
castigator
castīgātor
noun
one who corrects or chastises
castigatorius
castīgātōrius
adjective
after the manner of reprovers or correctors
castigatus
castīgātus
adjective
confined
castigo
castīgō
verb
to set right by word or deed
castimonia
castīmōnia
noun
purity of morals
castimonialis
castimōniālis
adjective
pertaining to abstinence or continence
castimoninium
castimōninium
noun
purity of morals
castimonium
castimōnium
cross-reference
Castitas
Castitas
noun
the goddess of Chastity
castitas
castitās
noun
purity
castitudo
castitūdō
noun
moral purity
Castor
Castor
noun
The son of the Spartan king Tyndarus and Leda
castor
castor
noun
the castor
castoreum
castoreum
noun
castor or castoreum
Castoreus
Castoreus
adjective
adj. of Castor
Castoreus
Castoreus
adjective
castorinatus
castorīnātus
adjective
clothed in the fur of the beaver
castorinus
castorīnus
adjective
pertaining to the beaver
castrametor
castramētor
verb
to pitch a camp
Castranus
Castrānus
adjective
of Castrum Inui
castratio
castrātiō
noun
An emasculating
castrator
castrātor
noun
one who castrates
castratorius
castrātōrius
adjective
of or for castration
castratura
castrātūra
noun
An emasculalion
castrensianus
castrensiānus
noun
attendants of the Castrensis S. Palatii
castrensiarius negotiator
castrensiārius negotiator
expression
a purveyor for the camp
castrensis
castrensis
adjective
of or per-taining to the camp
castrensis
castrensis
noun
A soldier in the camp
Castricianus
Castriciānus
adjective
pertaining to a Castricius
Castricius
Castricius
adjective
a Roman gentile name
Castritianus
Castritiānus
adjective
pertaining to a Castricius
Castritius
Castritius
adjective
a Roman gentile name
castro
castrō
verb
To deprive of generative power
castrum
castrum
noun
several soldiers
castrum
castrum
noun
any fortified place
Castrum Inui
Castrum Inuī
expression
a sea-coast town in Latium
castula
castula
noun
a garment used by women
Castulo
Castulō
noun
a town in
Castulonensis
Castulōnensis
noun
the inhabitants of Castulo
Castulonensis
Castulōnensis
adjective
of Castulo
castum
castum
noun
a festival
castum
castum
noun
castus
castus
noun
an abstinence from sensual enjoyments on religious grounds
castus
castus
adjective
morally pure
casu
casu
adverb
by chance
casualis
cāsuālis
adjective
Casual
casualiter
cāsuāliter
adverb
accidentally
casula
casula
noun
a little cottage or hut
casus
cāsus
noun
a falling
Casus
Cāsus
noun
a river of Albania
cata
cata
noun
a coat of mail furnished with iron scales
cata
cata
preposition
by
catabasis
catabasis
noun
a going down
Catabathmos
Catabathmos
noun
a tract of land in Libya
catabolcnsis
catabolcnsis
noun
a class of carriers who transport burdens by means of draught animals
Catacecaumene
Catacecaumenē
noun
a region of Mysia or Maeonia
Catacecaumenites
Catacecaumenītēs
noun
the wine of this region
catachana
catachāna
noun
a tree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees
catachanna
catachanna
noun
a tree inoculated with buds of different fruit-trees
catachresis
catachrēsis
noun
an improper use of a word
cataclista vestis
cataclīsta vestis
expression
a splendid garment for festal occasions
cataclisticus
cataclīsticus
adjective
of a state dress
cataclysmos
cataclysmos
noun
A deluge
catacumba
catacumba
noun
catacombs
catadromus
catadromus
noun
a rope for rope-dancers
Catadupum
Catadūpum
noun
the celebrated cataract of the Nile
Catadupus
Catadūpus
noun
those dwelling near
cataegis
cataegis
noun
a violent storm of wind
Catagelasimus
Catagelasimus
adjective
catagraphum
catagraphum
noun
profile paintings
catagraphus
catagraphus
adjective
Painted
Catagusa
Catagūsa
noun
a statue of Praxiteles
Catalaunicus
Catalaunicus
adjective
of or at Catalauni
Catalaunus
Catalaunus
noun
a tribe in
catalecticus
catalēcticus
adjective
Catalectum
Catalectum
noun
the title of a collection of poems ascribed to Virgil
catalectus
catalēctus
adjective
catalepsis
catalēpsis
noun
a sudden attack of sickness
catalepticus
catalēpticus
adjective
cataleptic
catalogus
catalogus
noun
an enumeration
Catameitus
Catameitus
noun
the Latin name of Ganymede
Catamitus
Catamītus
noun
the Latin name of Ganymede
catampo
catampō
cross-reference
a kind of play
Catana
Catana
noun
Catana
Catana
noun
a town on the east coast of Sicily
catanance
catanancē
noun
a plant used in magical love potions
Catane
Catanē
noun
a town on the east coast of Sicily
Catanensis
Catanensis
adjective
belonging to Catina
Cataonia
Cataonia
noun
a province in Southern Cappadocia
Cataonis
Cataonis
noun
its people
cataphagas
cataphagās
noun
a glutton
cataphasis
cataphasis
noun
an affirmation
cataphractarius
cataphractārius
noun
mailed
cataphractes
cataphractēs
noun
a coat of mail furnished with iron scales
cataphractus
cataphractus
noun
mailed soldiers
cataphractus
cataphractus
adjective
mailed
catapirates
catapīrātēs
noun
the sounding-lead
cataplasma
cataplasma
noun
cataplasmo
cataplasmō
verb
to apply a poultice to
cataplasmus
cataplasmus
noun
cataplus
cataplus
noun
the ship or fleet that comes to land
catapotium
catapotium
noun
cataprorates
cataprōrātes
noun
catapulta
catapulta
noun
a large engine of war for throwing arrows
catapultarius
catapultārius
adjective
belonging to the catapult
cataracta
cataracta
noun
a waterfall
Cataractes
Cataractēs
noun
a river in Pampnylia
cataractria
cataractria
noun
a word coined to designate a kind of spice
Cataratacus
Cataratacus
noun
king of the Silures in Britain
catarracta
catarracta
noun
a waterfall
catarractes
catarractēs
noun
a waterfall
Catarrhactes
Catarrhactēs
noun
a river in Pampnylia
catarrhactes
catarrhactes
noun
catarrhus
catarrhus
noun
a flowing down
catasceua
catasceua
noun
the confirmation of an assumption
catascopium
catascopium
noun
a lookoutship
catascopus
catascopus
noun
a lookoutship
catasta
catasta
noun
a scaffold
catastalticus
catastalticus
adjective
restraining
catastatice
catastaticē
noun
a plant
catastema
catastēma
noun
position
catastropha
catastropha
noun
Catatechnos
Catatechnos
noun
Catatechnos
Catatechnos
noun
an epithet of the artist Callimachus
Catatexitechnos
Catatexitechnos
noun
an epithet of the artist Callimachus
catatonus
catatonus
adjective
stretching down
catax
catax
adjective
limping
cate
catē
adverb
catechesis
catēchēsis
noun
catechismus
catēchismus
noun
a book of elementary Christian instruction
catechista
catēchista
noun
a religious teacher
catechizisso
catēchīzissō
verb
to instruct in religion
catechizo
catēchīzō
verb
to instruct in religion
catechumenus
catēchūmenus
noun
one who is receiving elementary instruction in religion
categoria
catēgoria
noun
An accusation
categoricus
catēgoricus
adjective
relating to a category
cateia
catēia
noun
a kind of spear
Catelaunus
Catelaunus
noun
a tribe in
catella
catella
noun
a little dog
catella
catella
cross-reference
catella
catella
noun
a small chain
catella
catella
noun
catellulus
catellulus
cross-reference
catellus
catellus
noun
a little dog
catellus
catellus
noun
a small chain
catena
catēna
noun
A wooden bracket
catenarius
catēnārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a chain
catenatio
catēnātiō
noun
catenatus
catēnātus
adjective
bound with a chain
cateno
catēnō
verb
to chain or bind together
catenula
catēnula
noun
a small chain
catenula
catēnula
noun
caterva
caterva
noun
a crowd
catervarius
catervārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a crowd or troop
catervatim
catervātim
adverb
in companies
catharticum
catharticum
noun
a means of purifying
cathedra
cathēdra
noun
a chair
cathedra
cathedra
noun
a chair
cathedralicius
cathēdrālicius
adjective
pertaining to an arm-chair
cathedralicius
cathedrālicius
adjective
pertaining to an arm-chair
cathedrarius
cathēdrārius
adjective
of or pertaining to an arm-chair
cathedrarius
cathedrārius
adjective
of or pertaining to an arm-chair
catheter
catheter
noun
a surgical instrument for drawing off the urine
catheterismus
cathetērismus
noun
the application of the catheter
cathetus
cathetus
noun
a perpendicular line
catholice
catholicē
adverb
universally
catholicum
catholicum
noun
the universe
catholicus
catholicus
adjective
universal
Catia
Catia
noun
the name of a woman
Catianus
Catiānus
adjective
A feigned name
Catianus
Catiānus
adjective
Catiena
Catiēna
noun
the name of a woman
Catienus
Catiēnus
adjective
a Roman cognomen
Cati fons
Cati fons
expression
the fountain of Catus
Catilina
Catilīna
noun
Catiline
Catilinarius
Catilīnārius
adjective
pertaining to Catiline
Catilius
Catīlius
adjective
a Roman cognomen
catillamen
catillāmen
noun
junket
catillatio
catillātiō
noun
a licking of plates
catillo
catillō
verb
to lick a plate
catillo
catillō
noun
a platelicker
catillum
catillum
noun
catillum
catillum
noun
A small bowl
catillus
catillus
noun
A small bowl
Catillus
Cātillus
noun
a son of Amphiaraus
Catilus
Cātilus
noun
a son of Amphiaraus
Catina
Catina
noun
a town on the east coast of Sicily
Catinensis
Catinensis
adjective
belonging to Catina
Catinensis
Catinensis
noun
the inhabitants of Catina
Catiniensis
Catiniensis
adjective
belonging to Catina
catinulus
catīnulus
noun
A small bowl
catinulus
catīnulus
noun
catinum
catīnum
noun
a deep vessel for serving up or cooking food
catinum
catīnum
noun
catinus
catīnus
noun
a deep vessel for serving up or cooking food
Catius
Catius
noun
A Roman deity
Cativolcus
Cativolcus
noun
king of the Eburones
catlaster
catlaster
noun
a boy
catlitio
catlītiō
noun
a desire for the male
catlitio
catlītiō
noun
Cato
Catō
noun
the title of Caesar's reply to Cicero's panegyric of Cato Uticensis
Cato
Catō
noun
a cognomen of several celebrated Romans in the gens Porcia
catoblepas
catōblepās
noun
a wild animal in Ethiopia
catocha
catocha
noun
a complete stupor
catochitis
catochītis
noun
an unknown precious stone found in Corsica
catomecarii
catomecarii
adverb
catomidio
catōmidiō
verb
to lay one over the shoulders of another
catomitarii
catomitariī
adverb
catomus
catōmus
noun
the shoulders
Catonianus
Catōniānus
adjective
of Cato
Catoninus
Catōnīnus
noun
the adherents or friends of Cato
catonium
catōnium
noun
the Lower World
catoptritis
catoptrītis
noun
a precious stone found in Cappadocia
catorchites
catorchītes
noun
a wine made from figs
catta
catta
noun
an unknown species of animal
Cattus
Cattus
noun
a German people in the present Hesse
Cattus
Cattus
noun
catula
catula
noun
Catularia Porta
Catulāria Porta
expression
one of the gates of Rome
catulaster
catulaster
cross-reference
catulina
catulīna
noun
the flesh of the dog
catulinis
catulīnis
noun
of or pertaining to a little dog
Catulinus
Catulīnus
adjective
of Q. Lutatius Catulus
catulio
catuliō
verb
to desire the male
catulitio
catulītiō
noun
a desire for the male
Catullianus
Catulliānus
adjective
of Catullus
Catullus
Catullus
noun
a celebrated Roman writer of elegies and epigrams
catuloticus
catūlōticus
adjective
good for healing over
catulus
catulus
noun
the young of animals
Catulus
Catulus
noun
a cognomen in the
Caturigis
Caturigis
noun
a Ligurian tribe in
catus
catus
adjective
Sharp to the hearing
catus
catus
noun
a male cat
caucalis
caucalis
noun
an umbelliferous plant
Caucasigena
Caucasigena
noun
born on or near the Caucasus
Caucasius
Caucasius
adjective
pertaining to Caucasus
Caucasus
Caucasus
noun
The rough Caucasian chain of mountains
caucula
caucula
noun
a small dish
cauculator
cauculātor
noun
a reckoner
Caucus
Caucus
noun
Caucus
Caucus
noun
a people in Lower Germany
caucus
caucus
noun
a drinkingvessel
cauda
cauda
noun
the tail
caudacus
caudacus
cross-reference
caudeus
caudeus
adjective
of wood
caudex
caudex
noun
The trunk of a tree
Caudex
Caudex
noun
a Roman cognomen
caudicalis
caudicālis
adjective
pertaining to the trunks of trees
caudicarius
caudicārius
noun
those who sail on such ships
caudicarius
caudicārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the trunks of trees
caudiceus
caudiceus
adjective
pertaining to the trunk of a tree
caudicodicarius
caudicōdicārius
noun
those who sail on such ships
Caudinus
Caudīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Caudium
Caudinus
Caudīnus
adjective
of Caudium
Caudium
Caudium
noun
a small but ancient city of Samnium
cauitio
cauitiō
noun
a guarding or taking care of one's self
caula
caula
noun
an opening
Caulares
Caulārēs
noun
a river of Pamphylia
caulator
caulātor
noun
a jester
caulias
cauliās
noun
taken or derived from the stalk
cauliculatus
cauliculātus
adjective
furnished with or having a stalk
cauliculus
cauliculus
noun
the small stalk or stem of a plant
caulis
caulis
noun
a cabbage-stalk
caulla
caulla
noun
an opening
caulodes
caulōdēs
adjective
stalk-like
Caulon
Caulon
noun
a city founded by the Achaeans on the east coast of Bruttium
Caulonia
Caulōnia
noun
a city founded by the Achaeans on the east coast of Bruttium
cauma
cauma
noun
the heat
Cauneae
Cauneaē
adverb
Caunian dried figs
Cauneius
Cauneius
adjective
pertaining to Caunus
Cauneus
Cauneus
noun
the inhabitants of Caunus
Cauneus
Cauneus
adjective
pertaining to Caunus
Caunites
Caunītēs
noun
Caunian
Caunius
Caunius
noun
the inhabitants of Caunus
Caunos
Caunos
noun
a very ancient town on the coast of Caria
Caunus
Caunus
noun
a very ancient town on the coast of Caria
caupo
caupō
noun
a petty tradesman
caupona
caupōna
noun
A female shopkeeper
cauponaria
caupōnāria
noun
a female shopkeeper
cauponarius
caupōnārius
noun
a shopkeeper
cauponium
caupōnium
noun
tavern furniture
cauponius
caupōnius
adjective
of or belonging to a retail shopkeeper
cauponor
caupōnor
verb
to traffic or trade in
cauponula
caupōnula
noun
a small inn or tavern
caupulus
caupulus
noun
a kind of small ship
cauricrepus
caurīcrepus
adjective
blown through by the north-west wind
caurinus
caurīnus
adjective
of the north-west wind
caurio
cauriō
verb
the natural sound of the rutting panther
Caurus
Caurus
noun
the north-west wind
causa
causa
noun
that by
Causalia
Causālia
cross-reference
a work on the causes of things
causalis
causālis
adjective
Of or pertaining to a cause
causarie
causāriē
adverb
on account of sickness
causarius
causārius
adjective
sick
causate
causātē
adverb
with good reason
causatio
causātiō
noun
A pretext
causativus
causātīvus
adjective
Causative
causia
causia
noun
a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim
causidicalis
causidicālis
adjective
of or pertaining to an advocate
causidicatio
causidicātiō
noun
the speech of an advocate
causidicatus
causidicātus
noun
forensic oratory
causidicina
causidicīna
noun
the office of advocate
causidicus
causidicus
noun
a pleader
causificor
causificor
verb
to allege a cause
causor
causor
verb
trans
caussa
caussa
noun
that by
caussa, caussalis
caussa, caussālis
expression
caussarius
caussārius
cross-reference
caussidicus
caussidicus
noun
a pleader
caussor
caussor
verb
trans
caustice
causticē
noun
a caustic plant
causticum
causticum
noun
a burning
causticus
causticus
adjective
burning
causula
causula
noun
A petty lawsuit
caute
cautē
adverb
Cautiously
cautela
cautēla
noun
caution
cauter
cautēr
noun
A branding-iron
cauterio
cautēriō
verb
to burn
cauterium
cautērium
noun
An instrument used for branding
cauterizo
cautērīzō
verb
to burn with a hot iron
cauteroma
cautērōma
noun
a brand
cautes
cautēs
noun
a rough
cautim
cautim
adverb
cautiously
cautio
cautiō
noun
a guarding or taking care of one's self
cautionalis
cautiōnālis
adjective
pertaining to security
cautis
cautis
noun
a rough
cautor
cautor
noun
One who is on his guard or is wary
cautroma
cautrōma
noun
a wound made by branding
cautulus
cautulus
adjective
rather safe
cautum
cautum
noun
the provisions
cautus
cautus
adjective
careful
cavaedium
cavaedium
noun
the inner court of Roman houses
cavaedium
cavaedium
cross-reference
cavamen
cavāmen
noun
A hollowing out
cavannus
cavannus
noun
the nightowl
Cavarinus
Cavarīnus
noun
a Senone
cavaticus
cavāticus
adjective
born or living in caves
cavatio
cavātiō
noun
a cavern
cavator
cavātor
noun
one who hollows or excavales
cavatura
cavātūra
noun
a hollow
cavatus
cavātus
adjective
cavatus
cavātus
adjective
hollowed
cavea
cavea
noun
an excavated place
cavealis
caveālis
adjective
kept in a cave or cellar
caveatus
caveātus
adjective
Encaged
cavefacio
cavefaciō
verb
caveo
caveō
verb
to be on one's guard
caverna
caverna
noun
a hollow
cavernatim
cavernātim
adverb
through caverns
caverno
cavernō
verb
to make hollow
cavernosus
cavernōsus
adjective
full of hollows or cavities
cavernula
cavernula
noun
a small cavity
caviares hostiae
caviāres hostiae
expression
victims
cavile
cavīlē
adverb
cavilla
cavilla
noun
a jeering
cavillabundus
cavillābundus
adjective
seeking for raillery
cavillatio
cavillātiō
noun
a jeering
cavillator
cavillātor
noun
a jester
cavillatrix
cavillātrix
noun
she who seeks to take by sophistry
cavillatus
cavillātus
noun
raillery
cavillor
cavillor
verb
to practise jeering or mocking
cavillosus
cavillōsus
adjective
full of raillery
cavillum
cavillum
noun
a jeering
Cavius
Cavius
noun
a people of Grecian Illyria
cavo
cavō
verb
to make hollow
cavositas
cavōsitās
noun
a hollow
cavum
cavum
noun
the inner court of Roman houses
cavum
cavum
noun
cavum aedium
cavum aedium
noun
the inner court of Roman houses
cavus
cavus
noun
the inner court of Roman houses
cavus
cavus
adjective
hollow
Cayco
Caȳcō
noun
a people in Lower Germany
Caycus
Caȳcus
noun
Caycus
Caȳcus
noun
A river of Greater Mysia
Caystrius
Caystrius
adjective
of Caystros
Caystros
Caystros
noun
a river in Lydia
Caystrus
Caystrus
noun
a river in Lydia
ce
cē
noun
a plant which bees are fond of
Cea
Cēa
noun
Zia
Cebenna
Cebenna
noun
a chain of mountains in Gaul
Cebenna
Cebenna
noun
a mountain in Gallia
Cebennicus
Cebennicus
adjective
of or belonging to the Cevennes
Cebren
Cēbrēn
noun
a river in Troas
Cebren
Cebrēn
noun
a river in Troas
Cebrenis
Cebrēnis
noun
a river in Troas
Cebrenis
Cēbrēnis
noun
a river in Troas
Cecaumenum
Cecaumenum
noun
the burnt regions
Cecina
Cēcīna
noun
a surname in the gens Licinia
Cecina
Cēcīna
noun
a river in Etruria
Cecropia
Cēcropia
noun
the citadel of Athens
Cecropida
Cēcropida
noun
Athenians
Cecropides
Cēcropidēs
noun
a male descendant of Cecrops
Cecropis
Cēcropis
noun
a female descendant of Cecrops
Cecropius
Cēcropius
adjective
Of or pertaining to Cecrops
Cecrops
Cēcrops
noun
the most ancient king of Attica
cecus
cēcus
adjective
having no light
cedenter
cēdenter
adverb
by yielding
cedo
cedō
cross-reference
imperat
cedo
cēdō
verb
to go
cedrelate
cēdrelatē
noun
the cedar
cedrelate
cedrelatē
noun
the cedar
cedreus
cēdreus
adjective
of cedar
cedreus
cedreus
adjective
of cedar
cedria
cedria
noun
the pitch or resin from cedar
cedria
cēdria
noun
the pitch or resin from cedar
cedrinus
cēdrinus
adjective
of cedar-wood
cedrinus
cedrinus
adjective
of cedar-wood
cedris
cedris
noun
the fruit or berry of the cedar
cedris
cēdris
noun
the fruit or berry of the cedar
cedrium
cedrium
noun
cedar-oil
cedrium
cēdrium
noun
cedar-oil
Cedrosia
Cedrōsia
noun
the country of the Gedrosi
Cedrosii
Cedrōsii
adverb
Mekran
cedrostis
cedrostis
noun
one of the names of the white vine
Cedrosus
Cedrōsus
noun
a people of Asia
cedrus
cēdrus
noun
the cedar
cedrus
cedrus
noun
the cedar
ceivis
ceivis
noun
a citizen
Celadon
Celadon
noun
An Egyptian companion of Phineus
Celaena
Celaena
noun
a town of Phrygia
Celaenaeus
Celaenaeus
adjective
of or pertaining to Celaenae or to Marsyas
Celaeno
Celaenō
noun
A daughter of Atlas and Pleione
celate
cēlātē
adverb
secretly
celatim
cēlātim
adverb
secretly
celator
cēlātor
noun
a concealer
celatum
cēlātum
noun
a secret
celatum
cēlātum
noun
secrets
celeber
celeber
adjective
that which contains a multitude
celebrabilis
celebrābilis
adjective
commendable
celebrabilis
celēbrābilis
adjective
commendable
celebratio
celebrātiō
noun
A numerous assemblage
celebratio
celēbrātiō
noun
A numerous assemblage
celebrator
celēbrātor
noun
he who extols
celebrator
celebrātor
noun
he who extols
celebratus
celebrātus
adjective
celebratus
celēbrātus
adjective
celebratus
celebrātus
adjective
celebresco
celēbrescō
verb
to become renowned
celebresco
celebrescō
verb
to become renowned
celebritas
celebritās
noun
A great number
celebritas
celēbritās
noun
A great number
celebriter
celebriter
adverb
frequently
celebriter
celēbriter
adverb
frequently
celebro
celebrō
verb
To go to a place or person in great numbers or often
celebro
celēbrō
verb
To go to a place or person in great numbers or often
Celeia
Celēia
noun
a town in
Celeja
Celēja
noun
a town in
Celelats
Celelāts
noun
a Ligurian tribe
Celemna
Celemna
noun
a city of Campania
Celenderis
Celenderis
noun
a fortified harbor in
Celenderitis
Celenderītis
noun
of Celenderis
Celendris
Celendris
noun
a fortified harbor in
Celenna
Celenna
noun
a city of Campania
celer
celer
adjective
swift
Celer
Celer
noun
patricians
Celer
Celer
noun
a Roman cognomen in the gens Caecilia
celeranter
celeranter
adverb
with speed
celeratim
celerātim
adverb
quickly
celere
celerē
adverb
quickly
celeripes
celeripēs
adjective
swiftfooted
celeritas
celeritās
noun
swiftness
celeriter
celeriter
adverb
quickly
celeritudo
celeritūdō
noun
swiftness
celeriuscule
celeriusculē
adverb
somewhat quickly
celero
celerō
verb
to quicken
celes
celēs
noun
A racer
Celetizontis
Celētīzontis
noun
riders upon race-horses
Celetrum
Celetrum
noun
a town of Macedonia
celeuma
celeuma
noun
a command or call given by the chief oarsman
Celeus
Celeus
noun
a king in Eleusis
celeusma
celeusma
noun
a command or call given by the chief oarsman
celia
cēlia
noun
a kind of beer made in Spain
cella
cella
noun
a storeroom
cellararius
cellārārius
noun
a steward
cellariensis
cellāriensis
adjective
belonging to a store-room
cellariolum
cellāriolum
noun
a little chamber
cellaris
cellāris
adjective
cellarium
cellārium
noun
a receptacle for food
cellarius
cellārius
noun
one who keeps provisions
cellarius
cellārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a storeroom
cellatio
cellātiō
noun
a series of store-rooms or chambers
cello
cellō
verb
cello
cellō
verb
cellula
cellula
noun
a small store-room or apartment
cellulanus
cellulānus
noun
a hermit
Celmis
Celmis
noun
one of the Dactyli or Corybantes
celo
cēlō
verb
to hide something from one
celostrata antepagmenta
celostrata antepagmenta
expression
celox
celox
adjective
a swift-sailing ship
celse
celsē
adverb
High
celsitudo
celsitūdō
noun
A lofty carriage of the body
Celsus
Celsus
noun
a Roman cognomen
celsus
celsus
adjective
raised high
Celta
Celta
noun
a great parent - stock of people in the north of Europe
Celtiberr
Celtibēr
verb
a Celtiberian
Celtiber
Celtibēr
cross-reference
Celtiberian
Celtiberia
Celtibēria
noun
the land of the Celtiberians
Celtiberice
Celtibēricē
adverb
in the Celtiberic language
Celtibericus
Celtibēricus
adjective
Celtiberian
Celtiberus
Celtibērus
noun
Celtiberians
Celtica
Celtica
noun
the Celtic country
Celtice
Celticē
adverb
in the Celtic language
Celticum
Celticum
noun
the Celtic nation
Celticus
Celticus
adjective
Celticus
Celticus
noun
a people in interior Spain and on the river Guadiana
Celticus
Celticus
adjective
Celtic
celtis
celtis
noun
an African species of lotus
celum
cēlum
noun
the chisel or burin of the sculptor or engraver
cemos
cēmos
noun
an unknown plant
cena
cēna
noun
the principal meal of the Romans in the early period
cenacularia
cēnāculāria
noun
a leasing of a garret
cenacularius
cēnāculārius
adjective
pertaining to a garret
cenaculatus
cēnāculātus
adjective
with garrets
cenaculum
cēnāculum
noun
a dining-room
Cenaeum
Cēnaeum
noun
the north-western point of the island of Eubaea
Cenaeus
Cēnaeus
adjective
of Cenaeum
cenaticum
cēnāticum
noun
the money given instead of food
cenaticus
cēnāticus
adjective
pertaining to a dinner
cenatio
cēnātiō
noun
a dining-room
cenatiuncula
cēnātiuncula
noun
a small dining-room
cenator
cēnātor
cross-reference
a diner
cenatorium
cēnātōrium
noun
a dining-room
cenatorium
cēnātōrium
noun
dinner dress
cenatorius
cēnātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to dinner
cenaturio
cēnāturiō
cross-reference
v. desid
cenatus
cēnātus
adjective
Cenchraeus
Cenchraeus
adjective
of Cenchreae
Cenchrea
Cenchrea
noun
one of the three harbors of Corinth
Cenchreis
Cenchrēis
noun
The wife of Cinyras and mother of Myrrha
Cenchreus
Cenchreus
noun
a river of Ionia near Ephesus
Cenchreus
Cenchrēus
adjective
of Cenchreae
cenchris
cenchris
noun
a kind of hawk
Cenchrius
Cenchrius
noun
a river of Ionia near Ephesus
cenchrltis
cenchrltis
noun
a millet stone
cenchros
cenchros
noun
an unknown kind of precious stone
Cenimagnus
Cenīmagnus
noun
a British tribe in Norfolk
Cenina
Cenīna
noun
a small but very ancient town in Latium
cenito
cēnitō
verb
to dine often or much
ceno
cēnō
verb
to take a meal
Cenomanus
Cenomānus
noun
a Celtic people in
cenotaphium
cenotaphium
noun
an empty tomb
censeo
censeō
verb
to be angry
censeo
cēnseō
verb
To tax
censio
cēnsiō
noun
An estimating
censitio
censītiō
noun
A taxing
censitor
censītor
noun
the magistrate presiding over the rating of citizens
censitus
censītus
adjective
censor
censor
noun
a censor
Censorinus
Censōrīnus
noun
A cognomen in the gens Marcia
censorius
censōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to the censor
censualis
censuālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a census
censuals
censuāls
noun
Those who make out the censor's lists
censum
cēnsum
noun
to value
censum
censum
noun
wealth
censura
censūra
noun
The office of censor
census
census
noun
A registering and rating of Roman citizens
census
census
adjective
centaureion
centaurēion
noun
centaury
centaureum
centaurēum
noun
centaury
Centaureus
Centaurēus
adjective
pertaining to a Centaur
centauria
centauria
noun
centaury
Centauricus
Centauricus
adjective
of or pertaining to a Centaur
centaurion
centaurion
noun
centauris
centauris
noun
a species of
Centauromachia
Centauromachia
noun
a fictitious name of a part of Thessaly
Centaurus
Centaurus
noun
a Centaur
centena
centēna
noun
a dignity in the imperial court
centenarius
centēnārius
adjective
consisting of a hundred
Centenarius
Centēnārius
noun
centeni
centēnī
adjective
a hundred each
centenionalis nummus
centēniōnālis nummus
expression
a small coin
centenum
centēnum
noun
a kind of grain
centesima
centēsima
noun
the hundredth part of a thing
centesimo
centēsimō
verb
to take out every hundredth
centesimus
centēsimus
adjective
the hundredth
centiceps
centiceps
adjective
hundred-headed
centiens
centiens
adverb
a hundred times
centies
centies
adverb
a hundred times
centifidus
centifidus
adjective
divided into a hundred parts
centifolia
centifolia
cross-reference
the hundred-leaved rose
centigranium
centigrānium
cross-reference
wheat that has a hundred grains
centimalis
centimālis
cross-reference
a surgical instrument
centimanus
centimanus
adjective
having a hundred hands
centimeter
centimeter
noun
he who employs a hundred
centimetrum
centimetrum
noun
the title of a metrical writing of Servius
centinodius
centinōdius
adjective
with a hundred knots
centipeda
centipeda
noun
a centipede
centipellio
centipelliō
noun
the second maw of ruminating animals
centipes
centipēs
adjective
hundred-footed
centiplex
centiplex
adjective
a hundredfold
centiplex
centiplex
cross-reference
cento
centō
noun
a garment of several bits or pieces sewed together
Cento
Centō
noun
a Roman cognomen
Centobriga
Centobrīga
noun
a town of the Celtiberi in Spain
Centobrigensis
Centobrīgensis
noun
the inhabitants of Centobriga
centoculus
centoculus
noun
hundred-eyed
centonarius
centōnārius
adjective
of or pertaining to patchwork
centonarius
centōnārius
noun
a maker of patchwork
centralis
centrālis
adjective
in the middle
centratus
centrātus
adjective
in the middle or centre
centrina
centrina
noun
a kind of beetle or wasp
Centronis
Centrōnis
noun
a people of Gaul
centrosus
centrōsus
adjective
in the central point
centrum
centrum
noun
the stationary foot of the compasses
centum
centum
adjective
A hundred
Centumalus
Centumalus
noun
a Roman cognomen
centum capita
centum capita
expression
a plant
centum caput
centum caput
expression
Centum cella
Centum cella
noun
a seaport town in Etruria
Centumcella
Centumcella
noun
a seaport town in Etruria
Centumgeminus
Centumgeminus
adjective
a hundreafoid
centumpeda
centumpeda
noun
hundredfooted
centumpondium
centumpondium
noun
a weight of a hundred pounds
centumvir
centumvir
noun
centumviralis
centumvirālis
adjective
of or pertaining to the centumviri
centum virus
centum virus
noun
a college or bench of judges chosen annually for civil suits
centumvirus
centumvirus
noun
a college or bench of judges chosen annually for civil suits
centunculus
centunculus
noun
A small patch or patchwork
centupeda
centupeda
noun
a centipede
centuplex
centuplex
adjective
a hundredfold
centuplicato
centuplicātō
cross-reference
to be sold a hundred times dearer
centuplicatum
centuplīcātum
noun
a hundredfold
centuplicatum
centuplicātum
noun
a hundredfold
centuplicatus
centuplicātus
adjective
increased a hundredfold
centuplicatus
centuplīcātus
adjective
increased a hundredfold
centuplico
centuplicō
verb
to increase a hundredfold
centuplico
centūplicō
verb
to increase a hundredfold
centuplum
centuplum
noun
a hundredfold
centuplum
centūplum
noun
a hundredfold
centuplus
centuplus
adjective
hundredfold
centuplus
centūplus
adjective
hundredfold
centupondium
centupondium
noun
a weight of a hundred pounds
centupondium
centupondium
cross-reference
centuria
centuria
noun
an assemblage or a division consisting of a hundred things of a kind
centurialis
centuriālis
adjective
pertaining to a century
centuriatim
centuriātim
adverb
By companies or centuries
centuriatio
centuriātiō
noun
a dividing into centuries
centuriatus
centuriātus
adjective
of or belonging to the
centuriatus
centuriātus
noun
A division into centuries
centuriatus
centuriātus
adjective
centurio
centuriō
noun
the commander of a century
centurio
centuriō
verb
to divide into centuries
centurionatus
centuriōnātus
noun
the office of a centurion
centurionus
centuriōnus
noun
the commander of a century
Centuripa
Centuripa
noun
a very old town in Sicily
Centuripinum
Centuripīnum
noun
a very old town in Sicily
Centuripinus
Centuripīnus
adjective
of Centuripae
Centuripinus
Centuripīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Centuripae
Centuripum
Centuripum
noun
a very old town in Sicily
centussis
centussis
noun
a hundred
cenula
cēnula
noun
a little dinner
Ceos
Ceos
cross-reference
cepa
cēpa
noun
cepa
cēpa
cross-reference
cepa
cepa
noun
cepaea
cēpaea
noun
a plant similar to the portulacca
cepe
cēpe
noun
cephalaea
cephalaea
noun
a continued pain in the head
cephalaeota
cephalaeōta
noun
a collector of a capitation tax
cephalalgia
cephalalgia
noun
a headache
cephalalgia
cephalalgīa
noun
a headache
cephalalgicus
cephalalgicus
adjective
sick with a headache
cephalargia
cephalargīa
noun
a headache
cephalargia
cephalargia
noun
a headache
cephalargicus
cephalargicus
adjective
sick with a headache
Cephalenia
Cephalēnia
noun
the largest island in the Ionian Sea
Cephalenis
Cephalēnis
noun
the inhabitants of Cephalenia
Cephalenita
Cephalēnīta
noun
cephalicus
cephalicus
adjective
of or relating to the head
Cephalio
Cephaliō
noun
a slave of Atticus
Cephallania
Cephallānia
noun
the largest island in the Ionian Sea
cephalo
cephalō
noun
a palmtree
Cephaloedias
Cephaloedias
noun
adj. fem
Cephaloedis
Cephaloedis
noun
a small fortified town in Sicily
Cephaloeditanus
Cephaloeditānus
noun
the inhabitants of Cephalaedis
Cephaloeditanus
Cephaloeditānus
adjective
of Cephalaedis
Cephaloedium
Cephaloedium
noun
a small fortified town in Sicily
cephalote
cephalōtē
noun
adj. f
Cephalus
Cephalus
noun
a son of Deioneus or of Pandion
Cepheis
Cēphēis
noun
Cepheis
Cēphēis
noun
Andromeda
Cepheius
Cēphēius
adjective
of Cepheus
Cepheius
Cephēius
adjective
Cephenis
Cēphēnis
noun
a people of Ethiopia
cephenis
cēphēnis
noun
The drones in a swarm of bees
Cephenus
Cēphēnus
adjective
Ethiopian
Cepheus
Cēpheus
noun
a king of Ethiopia
Cepheus
Cēphēus
adjective
of Cepheus
Cephisia
Cēphīsia
noun
name of a small district of Altica
Cephisias
Cēphīsias
noun
adj. fem
Cephisis
Cēphīsis
noun
adj. fem
Cephisius
Cēphīsius
noun
adj. fem
Cephisos
Cēphīsos
noun
A river in Phocis and Baeotia
Cephissias
Cēphissias
noun
adj. fem
Cephissis
Cēphissis
noun
adj. fem
Cephissius
Cēphissius
noun
adj. fem
Cephissus
Cēphissus
noun
A river in Phocis and Baeotia
Cephisus
Cēphīsus
noun
A river in Phocis and Baeotia
cepina
cēpīna
noun
cepina
cēpīna
noun
a field or bed of onions
cepitis
cēpītis
noun
a precious stone
cepolatitis
cēpolatītis
noun
a precious stone
cepolindrum
cepolindrum
noun
a kind of condiment
ceponidis
cēponidis
noun
a precious stone
cepos Aphrodites
cēpos Aphrodītēs
expression
a plant
cepotaphiolum
cēpotaphiolum
noun
a little tomb in a garden
cepotaphium
cēpotaphium
noun
a tomb in a garden
cepulla
cēpulla
noun
Cepurica
Cēpūrica
cross-reference
a treatise on gardening
cepuricus
cēpūricus
adjective
of or pertaining to gardening
Cepuros
Cēpūros
noun
a gardener
cera
cēra
noun
wax
cerachates
cērachātēs
noun
a precious stone
Cerambis
Cērambis
noun
a promontory and town of the same name in Paphlagonia
Cerambus
Cerambus
noun
a mythological person
Ceramicus
Ceramīcus
adjective
Ceramicus
Ceramīcus
noun
the name of two places
ceramitis
ceramītis
noun
a precious stone of the color of brick
Ceramus
Ceramus
noun
a town on
cerania
cerānia
noun
St. John's bread
ceraria
cērāria
noun
she who makes wax-lights
cerarium
cērārium
noun
wax-money
cerarius
cērārius
adjective
pertaining to wax
Cerarius
Cerarius
adjective
pertaining to wax
ceras
ceras
noun
a kind of wild parsnip
cerasinus
cerasinus
adjective
cherry-colored
Cerasta
Cerasta
noun
a horned people in Cyprus
cerastes
cerastēs
noun
A horned serpent
cerasum
cerasum
noun
A cherry
cerasum
cerasum
noun
cerasus
cerasus
noun
the cherrytree
Cerasus
Cerasūs
noun
a town in Pontus
ceratia
ceratia
noun
a plant with a single leaf
ceratias
ceratiās
noun
a kind of comet resembling a horn
ceratina
ceratina
noun
the sophistical argument concerning horns
ceratitis
ceratītis
noun
a kind of wild poppy
ceratium
ceratium
noun
a Greek weight corresponding to the Latin siliqua
ceratorium
cērātōrium
noun
a wax plaster
ceratum
cērātum
noun
a wax plaster
ceratura
cērātūra
noun
a smearing over or covering with wax
ceratus
cērātus
adjective
ceraula
ceraula
noun
a hornblower
ceraunia
ceraunia
cross-reference
Ceraunium
Ceraunium
noun
Kimara
ceraunium
ceraunium
adjective
a precious stone
ceraunius
ceraunius
adjective
a precious stone
Ceraunius
Ceraunius
noun
Kimara
Ceraunobolia
Ceraunobolia
noun
the hurling of the thunderbolts
Ceraunum saxum
Ceraunum saxum
noun
Kimara
ceraunus
ceraunus
adjective
a precious stone
Ceraunus
Ceraunus
noun
cognomen of king Ptolemaeus
ceraunus
ceraunus
adjective
Cerbereus
Cerbereus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cerberus
Cerberion
Cerberion
noun
ancient name of the town Cimmerium
Cerberos
Cerberos
noun
the three-
Cerberus
Cerberus
noun
the three-
Cercasorum
Cercasōrum
noun
a city of Egypt
cerceris
cercēris
cross-reference
a bird living in the water and on land
Cerceta
Cerceta
noun
a people of Pontus
Cercetius
Cercetius
noun
a southern spur of Mount Pindus in Thessaly
Cercina
Cercīna
noun
an island off the east coast of Africa
Cercinates
Cercīnātes
noun
The inhabitants
Cercinitis
Cercinītis
noun
a small island very near Cercina
Cercinium
Cercinium
noun
a town of Thessaly
cercitis
cercītis
noun
a species of olive-tree
cercius
cercius
noun
a violent wind blowing in
Cercius
Cercius
noun
Cerco
Cercō
noun
a Roman cognomen
cercolips
cercolips
cross-reference
Cercopis
Cercōpis
noun
a cunning
cercopithecus
cercopithēcus
noun
a monkey with a tail
cercops
cercōps
noun
A species of long-tailed apes
cercurus
cercūrus
noun
a kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians
Cercyo
Cercyō
noun
a celebrated robber in Attica
Cercyoneus
Cercyonēus
adjective
pertaining to Cercyon
cercyrus
cercȳrus
noun
a kind of light vessel peculiar to the Cyprians
Cerdiciats
Cerdiciats
noun
a people of Liguria
cerdo
cerdō
noun
handicraftsman
cerea
cerea
noun
a Spanish drink
Cereale
Cereāle
noun
the festival of Ceres
Cerealis
Cereālis
adjective
Pertaining to Ceres
Cerealitas
Cereālitās
noun
the office of a Cereal edile
cerebellare
cerebellāre
noun
a brain-covering
cerebellum
cerebellum
noun
a small brain
cerebrosus
cerebrōsus
adjective
having a madness of the brain
cerebrum
cerebrum
noun
the brain
cerebrum
cerēbrum
noun
the brain
Cerellia
Cērellia
noun
a Roman lady mentioned in the letters of Cicero
cereo
cereō
verb
to bring forth
cereolus
cēreolus
adjective
of the color of wax
Ceres
Cerēs
noun
the daughter of Saturn and Ops
cereus
cēreus
noun
a waxlight
cereus
cēreus
adjective
waxen
cereus
cēreus
noun
cerevisia
cerevisia
noun
beer
cerevisia
cerevisia
noun
ceria
ceria
noun
a Spanish drink
Cerialis
Ceriālis
adjective
Pertaining to Ceres
cerifico
cērificō
verb
to make wax
Cerilla
Cērilla
noun
a small town on the sea-coast of Bruttium destroyed by Hannibal
cerimonia
cērimōnia
noun
cerimonia
cērimōnia
noun
the sacred. the divine
cerintha
cērintha
noun
a plant which bees are fond of
cerinthus
cērinthus
noun
beebread
cerinum
cērinum
noun
a wax-colored garment
cerinus
cērinus
adjective
waxcolored
ceriolare
cēriolāre
noun
a candlestick for wax tapers
ceriolarium
cēriolārium
noun
a candlestick for wax tapers
ceritis
cērītis
noun
wax-stone
cerium
cērium
noun
a bad species of swelling or ulcer
Cermalensis
Cermalensis
adjective
Cermalus
Cermalus
noun
a depression in the Palatine Hill
cernentia
cernentia
noun
the sight
cerno
cernō
verb
To separate
cernualia
cernuālia
cross-reference
cernulo
cernulō
verb
to throw down
cernulus
cernulus
adjective
turning a somersault
cernuo
cernuō
verb
to throw or fall head foremost
cernuus
cernuus
adjective
with the face turned towards the earth
cernuus
cernuus
noun
a kind of shoe
cero
cērō
verb
to cover
ceroferarius
cērōferārius
noun
the waxlight bearer
Ceroliensis
Ceroliensis
cross-reference
a place in Rome
ceroma
cērōma
noun
an ointment for wrestlers
ceromaticus
cērōmaticus
adjective
smeared with wax-ointment
ceronia
cerōnia
noun
St. John's bread
Cerosi
Cerosī
noun
a Belgian tribe
cerostrota
cerostrota
cross-reference
cerosus
cērōsus
adjective
full of wax
cerotarium
cērōtārium
noun
a wax plaster
cerotum
cērōtum
noun
a wax plaster
ceroturium
cērōtūrium
noun
a wax plaster
Cerretanus
Cerretānus
adjective
of the Cerretani
Cerretanus
Cerretānus
noun
an Iberian people of
cerreus
cerreus
adjective
of the Turkey oak
cerrinus
cerrinus
adjective
of the Turkey oak
cerritulus
cerrītulus
adjective
somewhat mad
cerritus
cerrītus
adjective
having a crazed brain
cerrones
cerrones
noun
cerrus
cerrus
noun
a kind of oak
certabundus
certābundus
adjective
contending
certamen
certāmen
noun
a contest
certatim
certātim
adverb
emulously
certatio
certātiō
noun
a contending
certative
certātīvē
adverb
in order to stir up strife
certator
certātor
noun
a disputant
certatus
certātus
adjective
certatus
certātus
noun
a contention
certe
certē
cross-reference
certe
certē
adverb
with certainty
certim
certim
adverb
certainly
certioro
certiōrō
verb
to inform
certor
certor
verb
to strive
certo
certō
verb
to decide something by a contest
certo
certō
adverb
with certainty
certo
certō
cross-reference
certus
certus
adjective
determined
ceruchus
cerūchus
noun
ropes fastened to the sail-yards
cerula
cērula
noun
a small piece of wax
cerus
cerus
cross-reference
cerussa
cērussa
noun
white-lead
cerussatus
cērussātus
adjective
colored or painted with white-lead
cerva
cerva
noun
a hind
cervarius
cervārius
adjective
of or pertaining to deer
cervesia
cervesia
cross-reference
cervesia
cervesia
noun
beer
cervical
cervīcal
noun
a pillow or bolster
cervicale
cervīcāle
noun
a pillow or bolster
cervicatus
cervīcātus
adjective
stiffnecked
cervicositas
cervīcōsitās
noun
stubbornness
cervicosus
cervīcōsus
adjective
stubborn
cervicula
cervīcula
noun
A small neck
cervina
cervīna
noun
deer's meat
cervinus
cervīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a deer
cervisia
cervisia
noun
beer
cervix
cervix
noun
the neck
cervos
cervos
noun
a stag
cervula
cervula
noun
a little hind
cervulus
cervulus
noun
a little chevaux-de-frise
cervus
cervus
noun
a stag
ceryceum
cērȳcēum
noun
the herald's staff
cerycium
cērȳcium
noun
the herald's staff
ceryx
cērȳx
noun
a herald
cespes
cespes
noun
A turf
cespes, cespitator, cespito, cesposus
cespes, cespitator, cespito, cesposus
expression
Cespius
Cespius
cross-reference
one of the peaks of the
cessatio
cessātiō
noun
A tarrying
cessator
cessātor
noun
a loiterer
cessatrix
cessātrix
noun
loiterer
cessicius
cessicius
adjective
of or pertaining to giving up
cessiciutius
cessiciutius
adjective
of or pertaining to giving up
cessim
cessim
adverb
bending or turning in
cessio
cessiō
noun
A giving up
cessitius
cessitius
cross-reference
cesso
cessō
verb
to stand back very much
Cestianus
Cestiānus
adjective
of or belonging to L. Cestius
cesticillus
cesticillus
noun
a small ring or hoop placed upon the head to support a burden
cesticus
cesticus
adjective
of a boxer's glove
Cestius
Cestius
noun
the name of a Roman plebeian family
cestos
cestos
noun
a girdle
cestron
cestron
noun
a graver
cestron
cestron
cross-reference
Cestros
Cestros
noun
a river of Pamphylia
cestros
cestros
noun
the plant betony
cestrosphendone
cestrosphendonē
noun
a mililary engine for hurling stones
cestrotus
cestrōtus
adjective
represented by means of a graver
cestrum
cestrum
noun
a graver
cestus
cestus
adverb
a boxer's glove
cestus
cestus
noun
a strap of bull's hide loaded with balls of lead or iron
cestus
cestus
noun
a girdle
cetaria
cētāria
noun
Cetarinus
Cētārīnus
noun
the inhabitants of a city of Sicily
cetarium
cētārium
noun
a fish-pond
cetarius
cētārius
adjective
of or pertaining to fish
Cetarius
Cētārius
adjective
title of a book of
cete
cētē
cross-reference
cete
cētē
noun
any large sea-animal
cetera
cētera
adverb
as for the rest
cetera, cetero
cētera, cēterō
expression
cetero
cēterō
adverb
for the rest
ceteroqui
cēterōquī
adverb
for the rest
ceteroquin
ceterōquin
adverb
in other respects
ceteroquin
cēterōquīn
adverb
for the rest
ceterum
cēterum
cross-reference
that which relates to the other
ceterum
cēterum
noun
the rest
ceterum
cēterum
cross-reference
ceterum
cēterum
cross-reference
ceterus
cēterus
adjective
the other
Cethegus
Cethegus
noun
a Roman cognomen in the Cornelian gens.
Ceto
Cētō
noun
The wife of Phorcus
cetos
cētos
noun
cetos
cētos
noun
any large sea-animal
cetosus
cētōsus
adjective
of or pertaining to sea-fishes
cetra
cetra
cross-reference
cetra
cētra
noun
a short Spanish shield
cetratus
cetratus
cross-reference
cette
cette
interjection
cetus
cētus
noun
any large sea-animal
ceu
ceu
adverb
as
ceua
ceua
noun
a kind of small cow
Ceus
Cēus
noun
the inhabitants of Ceos
Ceus
Cēus
adjective
of Cea
ceus
ceus
noun
a citizen
Ceutronis
Ceutronis
noun
a Gallic tribe
ceva
cēva
noun
a kind of small cow
Cevenna
Cevenna
noun
a chain of mountains in Gaul
Cevenna
Cevenna
noun
a mountain in Gallia
Cevennicus
Cevennicus
adjective
of or belonging to the Cevennes
ceveo
cēveō
verb
To move the haunches
Ceyx
Cēyx
noun
a son of Lucifer
ceyx
cēyx
noun
the male kingfisher
cf
cf
noun
a small stream of water
Chabrias
Chabriās
noun
a distinguished Athenian general
chaere
chaere
interjection
hail!
Chaerea
Chaerea
noun
a Roman cognomen
Chaereas
Chaereās
noun
a Grecian proper name
chaerephyllum
chaerephyllum
noun
chervil
chaerephylum
chaerephylum
noun
Chaeronea
Chaerōnēa
noun
a Baeotian town on the Cephisus
chalasticamen
chalasticāmen
noun
an alleviating remedy
chalasticus
chalasticus
adjective
of or pertaining to alleviating
chalatorius
chalātōrius
adjective
pertaining to loosing or letting down
chalazias
chalāziās
noun
an unknown precious stone
chalazion
chalāzion
noun
a pimple or small tubercle on the eyelids
chalazion
chalāzion
cross-reference
chalazius
chalāzius
adjective
pertaining to hail
chalbane
chalbanē
noun
chalbane
chalbanē
noun
chalcanthum
chalcanthum
noun
copperas-water
chalcaspis
chalcaspis
noun
having a brazen shield
Chalcedon
Chalcēdon
noun
a town in Bithynia
Chalcedonius
Chalcēdonius
noun
the Chalcedonians
Chalcedonius
Chalcēdonius
adjective
of Chalcedon
chalceos
chalcēos
noun
a prickly plant
chalcetum
chalcētum
noun
an unknown medicinal plant
chalceum
chalceum
noun
brazen things
chalceus
chalceus
adjective
brazen
Chalcidensis
Chalcidensis
adjective
Chalcidian
Chalcidensis
Chalcidensis
adjective
chalcidice
chalcidicē
noun
a kind of lizard
Chalcidicensis
Chalcidicensis
adjective
Chalcidicensis
Chalcidicensis
adjective
of Chalcis
Chalcidicum
Chalcidicum
noun
Chalcidicum
Chalcidicum
noun
a chamber at the corner of a basuica
Chalcidicus
Chalcidicus
adjective
of Chalcis
Chalcidicus
Chalcidicus
adjective
Chalcioecos
Chalcioecos
noun
a temple of Minerva
Chalciope
Chalciopē
noun
A daughter of Aeetes
Chalcis
Chalcis
noun
Chief town of the island Eubaea
chalcis
chalcis
noun
A fish of the herring kind
chalcites
chalcītēs
noun
Copperstone
chalcitis
chalcītis
noun
Copperstone
chalcophonos
chalcophōnos
noun
a precious stone ringing like brass
chalcophthongos
chalcophthongos
noun
a precious stone ringing like brass
chalcosmaragdos
chalcosmaragdos
noun
an emerald with veins of brass
chalcus
chalcus
noun
a copper coin
Chaldaeus
Chaldaeus
adjective
Chaldaean
Chaldaeus
Chaldaeus
noun
the Chaldaeans
Chaldaicus
Chaldaicus
adjective
chalo
chalō
verb
to slacken
chalybeius
chalybēius
adjective
of steel
Chalybis
Chalybis
noun
A people in Pontus
Chalybs
Chalybs
noun
a river in Lusitania
chalybs
chalybs
noun
steel
Cham
Cham
noun
a son of Noah
chama
chama
noun
a lynx
chama
chāma
cross-reference
chamaeacte
chamaeactē
noun
dwarf elder
chamaecerasus
chamaecerasus
noun
the dwarf cherry-tree
chamaecissos
chamaecissos
noun
ground-ivy
chamaecyparissos
chamaecyparissos
noun
ground-cypress
chamaedaphne
chamaedaphnē
noun
dwarf laurel
chamaedracon
chamaedracōn
noun
a kind of African serpent
chamaedrops
chamaedrops
cross-reference
chamaedrys
chamaedrys
noun
the plant wall-germander
chamaeleon
chamaeleōn
noun
a kind of lizard that changes its color
chamaeleuce
chamaeleucē
noun
a plant
chamaelygos
chamaelygos
noun
a plant
chamaemelinus
chamaemēlinus
adjective
of chamomile
chamaemelon
chamaemēlon
noun
chamomile
chamaemyrsine
chamaemyrsīnē
noun
dwarf myrtle
chamaepeuce
chamaepeucē
noun
the ground-larch
chamaepitys
chamaepitys
noun
a plant
chamaeplatanus
chamaeplatanus
noun
dwarf platane
chamaerepis
chamaerepis
noun
the dwarf palm
chamaerops
chamaerops
noun
chamaesyce
chamaesȳcē
noun
a plant
chamaetortus
chamaetortus
adjective
that creeps on the ground
chamaezelon
chamaezēlon
noun
a plant
Chamavus
Chamāvus
noun
a German people
chamedyosmos
chamēdyosmos
noun
rosemary
chamelaea
chamelaea
noun
the dwarf olive
chameunia
chameunia
noun
a couch on the earth
chamomilla
chamomilla
noun
chamomilla
chamomilla
cross-reference
chamulcus
chamūlcus
noun
a kind of machine
Chanaan
Chanaān
noun
the land of Canaan
Chanan
Chanān
noun
the land of Canaan
chane
chānē
noun
a kind of sea-fish
chanius pes
chanius pēs
expression
a foot consisting of three long syllables
channe
channē
noun
a kind of sea-fish
Chaon
Chāon
noun
son of Priamus
Chaonia
Chāonia
noun
their country
Chaonis
Chāonis
noun
a people in the north-west part of Epirus
Chaonis
Chāonis
noun
Chaonian
Chaonius
Chāonius
adjective
Chaonian
Chaos
Chaos
noun
The boundless
chara
chara
noun
a root
characatus
characātus
adjective
provided with stakes
characias
characiās
noun
Eit for making poles or stakes
characites
characītēs
noun
A name of a plant
character
character
noun
An instrument for branding or marking
characterismos
charactērismos
noun
characterization
characterismus
charactērismus
noun
characterization
Charadra
Charadra
noun
a town of Epirus
charadrius
charadrius
noun
a yellowish bird
charadrius
charādrius
noun
a yellowish bird
Charadrus
Charadrus
noun
a town in Syria
Charadrus
Charādrus
noun
a town in Syria
Charax
Charax
noun
a fortress in the valley of Tempe
charaxo
charaxō
verb
to scratch
Charaxus
Charaxus
noun
One of the Lapithae
Chares
Chares
noun
a Greek proper name
Chariclo
Chariclō
noun
a nymph
Charis
Charis
noun
Charisius
Charisius
noun
A Greek orator
charisma
charisma
noun
a gift
charisticum
charisticum
cross-reference
charistium
charistium
noun
an annual family repast made three days after the Parentalia
Charitis
Charitis
noun
the Charites
charitonblepharon
charitonblepharon
noun
a magical plant producing love
Charmadas
Charmadās
noun
An Academic philosopher
charmidatus
charmidātus
adverb
a comic person
Charmides
Charmides
noun
a comic person
Charon
Charōn
noun
Charon
Charondas
Charōndās
noun
a distinguished lawgiver in Catana
Charoneus
Charōnēus
adjective
of Charon
charta
charta
noun
a leaf of the Egyptian papyrus
chartaceus
chartāceus
adjective
made of paper
chartarium
chartārium
noun
archives
chartarius
chartārius
adjective
of or belonging to paper
chartarius
chartārius
noun
a papermerchant
charteus
charteus
adjective
of or pertaining to paper
chartiaticum
chartiāticum
noun
money for paper
chartophylax
chartophylax
noun
money for paper
chartopola
chartopōla
noun
a paper-merchant
chartula
chartula
noun
a little paper
chartularius
chartulārius
noun
a keeper of the archives of court
chartus
chartus
noun
a leaf of the Egyptian papyrus
chartus
chartus
noun
charus
chārus
adjective
dear
Charybdis
Charybdis
noun
a dangerous whirlpool between Italy and Sicily
chasma
chasma
noun
an opening of the earth
chasmatias
chasmatiās
noun
an earthquake which leaves chasms or openings
Chasuarius
Chasuārius
noun
a German tribe
Chattus
Chattus
noun
a German people in the present Hesse
Chauchus
Chauchus
noun
a people in Lower Germany
Chaucus
Chaūcus
noun
a people in Lower Germany
Chaucus
Chaucus
noun
a people in Lower Germany
Chaus
Chaus
noun
The boundless
Chaycus
Chaȳcus
noun
a people in Lower Germany
chela
chēla
noun
the arms of Scorpio
chele
chēlē
noun
the claw-shaped part of the ballista
Chelidon
Chelīdon
noun
a female client of Verres who made him her heir
chelidonia
chelīdonia
noun
swallowwort
chelidoniacus
chelīdoniacus
adjective
pointed like a swallow's tail
Chelidoniae insulae
Chelīdoniae insulae
noun
the Swallow-islands
chelidonias
chelīdoniās
noun
the west wind
chelidonius
chelīdonius
adjective
pertaining to the swallow
chelonia
chelōnia
noun
a precious stone
chelonitis
chelōnītis
noun
a precious stone like the tortoise
Chelonitis
Chelōnītis
noun
an island in the Arabian Gulf
chelonium
chelōnium
noun
the similarly formed shield
chelydrus
chelydrus
noun
a fetid serpent
chelydrus
chelȳdrus
noun
a fetid serpent
chelyon
chelyon
noun
the shell of the horned tortoise
chelys
chelys
noun
The tortoise
chema
chēma
noun
a gaping mussel
cheme
chēmē
noun
a measure for liquids
chenalopecis
chēnalōpecis
noun
a species of goose or duck
chenerotis
chēnerōtis
noun
a species of small goose or duck
cheniscus
chēniscus
noun
a gosling
chenoboscion
chēnoboscīon
noun
a pen for geese
chenomyche
chēnomychē
noun
a plant
cheragra
cherāgra
noun
cheragra
cherāgra
noun
cheragra
cheragra
noun
chernites
chernītēs
noun
a kind of marble resembling ivory
Cherronenses
Cherronenses
noun
the inhabitants of the Chersonese
Cherronesos
Cherronēsos
noun
the Thracian peninsula at the west of the Hellespont
Cherronesus
Cherronēsus
noun
the Thracian peninsula at the west of the Hellespont
chersinus
chersinus
adjective
living upon dry land
Chersonenses
Chersonenses
noun
the inhabitants of the Chersonese
Chersonesus
Chersonēsus
noun
the Thracian peninsula at the west of the Hellespont
Chersonesus
Chersonēsus
cross-reference
chersos
chersos
noun
a kind of toad
chersydros
chersȳdros
noun
an amphibious serpent
chersydros
chersydros
noun
an amphibious serpent
Cherub
Cherub
noun
the name of a rank of angels mentioned in the Old Testament
Cheruscus
Chēruscus
noun
a German people on the south side of the Hartz Mountains
Cheruscus
Cheruscus
noun
a German people on the south side of the Hartz Mountains
Chesippus
Chesippus
noun
a contemptuous name given by Zeno to Chrysippus
Cheus
Chēus
adjective
named after Chiron
chiliarches
chīliarchēs
noun
a commander of
chiliarchus
chīliarchus
noun
a commander of
chilias
chīlias
noun
the number
chiliasta
chīliasta
noun
the believers in the millennial kingdom
chiliodynama
chīliodynama
noun
an unknown medicinal plant
chiliophyllon
chīliophyllon
noun
an unknown plant
Chilius
Chīlius
noun
a Greek poet
Chilo
Chīlō
noun
a cognomen
Chilo
Chīlō
noun
A Lacedaemonian
Chimaera
Chimaera
noun
a fabulous monster in Lycia
Chimaereus
Chimaerēus
adjective
of or pertaining to the mountain Chimaera
Chimaerifer
Chimaerifer
adjective
that produced the Chimaera
chimerinus
chīmerinus
adjective
winter
Chione
Chionē
noun
A daughter of Daedation
Chionides
Chīonidēs
noun
A daughter of Boreas and Orithyia
Chios
Chios
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
Chios
Chīos
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
chiragra
chīragra
noun
gout in the hand
chiragra
chīrāgra
noun
gout in the hand
chiragricus
chīragricus
noun
chiragricus
chīrāgricus
noun
chiragricus
chīrāgricus
adjective
chiragricus
chīragricus
adjective
chiramaxium
chīramaxium
noun
a small carriage drawn by slaves
chiridota
chīridōta
noun
chiridotus
chīridōtus
adjective
furnished with sleeves
Chiro
Chīrō
noun
one of the Centaurs
Chiro
Chīrō
cross-reference
Chirocmeta
Chīrocmēta
noun
title of a book by Democritus
chirographarius
chīrographārius
adjective
pertaining to handwriting
chirographon
chīrographon
noun
One's own handwriting
chirographum
chīrographum
noun
chirographus
chīrographus
noun
One's own handwriting
Chiron
Chīrōn
noun
one of the Centaurs
chironia
chīrōnīa
noun
a name
Chironicus
Chīrōnicus
adjective
pertaining to Chiron
Chironius
Chīrōnīus
adjective
named after Chiron
chironomia
chīronomia
noun
the art of moving the hands in gesturing
chironomia
chīronomīa
noun
the art of moving the hands in gesturing
chironomon
chīronomōn
noun
one who moves his hands according to the rules of art
chironomos
chīronomos
noun
one who moves his hands according to the rules of art
chirurgia
chīrurgia
noun
surgery
chirurgicus
chīrurgicus
adjective
surgical
Chirurgumenon
Chīrurgūmenon
noun
Surgical Operations
chirurgus
chīrurgus
noun
a surgeon
Chius
Chīus
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
Chius
Chīus
adjective
of Chios
Chius
Chius
noun
the Chians
Chius
Chius
adjective
chlamyda
chlamyda
noun
a broad
chlamyda
chlamyda
noun
chlamydatus
chlamydātus
adjective
dressed in a military cloak
chlamys
chlamys
noun
a broad
Chloe
Chloē
noun
Greek female name
chlora
chlora
noun
a medicament
chloreus
chlōreus
noun
a greenish bird
chlorion
chlōriōn
noun
a yellow bird
Chloris
Chlōris
noun
the goddess of flowers
chloritis
chlōrītis
noun
a precious stone of a grass-green color
Chlorus
Chlorus
noun
A river of Cilicia
Choaspes
Choaspēs
noun
A river in Susiana
Choaspis
Choaspis
noun
A river in Susiana
choaspites
choaspītes
noun
a precious stor found in the Choaspes
choaspitis
choaspītis
noun
a precious stor found in the Choaspes
Choatra
Choātra
noun
a people of Lake Maeotis
Choatras
Choātrās
noun
a mountain in Media
Choatres
Choātrēs
noun
a river of Parthia
choenica
choenica
noun
an Attic measure for grain
choenix
choenix
noun
an Attic measure for grain
choeras
choeras
noun
the scrofula
Choerilieum
Choerilīēum
cross-reference
a dactylic species of verse
Choerilium
Choerilīum
cross-reference
a dactylic species of verse
Choerilus
Choerilus
noun
a wretched Greek poet
choerogryllus
choerogryllus
noun
a kind of hare
choicus
choicus
adjective
of earth or clay
cholas
cholās
noun
a species of emerald
cholera
cholera
noun
the jaundice
cholericus
cholericus
adjective
bilious
choliambus
chōliambus
noun
iambic verse
choma
chōma
noun
a dam
chondrille
chondrillē
noun
chondrilla
chondrillon
chondrillon
noun
chondrilla
chondris
chondris
noun
a plant
chondrylle
chondryllē
noun
chondrilla
Chora
Chōra
noun
a district of Lower Egypt
choragium
chorāgium
noun
The place where the chorus was trained and practised
choragus
chorāgus
noun
he who had the care of the chorus and the supplies
choraula
choraula
cross-reference
choraule
choraulē
noun
a female flute-player
choraules
choraulēs
noun
a flute-player
choraulicus
choraulicus
adjective
of or belonging to the flute-players of the chorus
chorda
chorda
noun
An intestine
chordacista
chordacista
noun
a player on a stringed instrument
chordapsus
chordapsus
noun
a disease of the intestines
chordus
chordus
adjective
lateborn
Chordus
Chordus
noun
a Roman cognomen
chorea
chorēa
noun
a dance in a ring
choreius
chorēīus
noun
A foot
chorepiscopus
chōrepiscopus
noun
a deputy of a bishop for a village
choreus
chorēus
noun
A foot
choriambicus
choriambicus
adjective
choriambic
choriambicus
choriambicus
cross-reference
choriambus
choriambus
noun
a foot composed of a choreus and an iambus
choricus
choricus
adjective
pertaining to the chorus
chorius
chorīus
noun
chorobates
chōrobatēs
noun
an instrument for finding the level of water
chorocitharista
chorocitharista
noun
he who accompanied the chorus on the cithara
Chorographia
Chōrographia
noun
the description of countries
chorographus
chōrographus
noun
one who describes countries
chors
chors
noun
A place enclosed around
chors
chors
adjective
chortinus
chortinus
adjective
of or from grass
chorus
chorus
noun
A dance in a ring
Chremes
Chremēs
noun
the name of an old miser in the Andria
Chrestologus
Chrestologus
noun
a nickname of the emperor Pertinax
chreston
chreston
noun
a name by which the plant
Chrestus
Chrestus
noun
A Jew at Rome under the emperor Claudius
chria
chrīa
noun
a sentence proposed as a theme for rhetorical exercise
chrisma
chrisma
noun
an anointing
Christiane
Christiānē
adverb
in a Christian manner or spirit
Christianismus
Christiānismus
noun
Christianity
Christianitas
Christiānitās
noun
Christianity
Christianizo
Christiānīzō
verb
to profess Christianity
Christianus
Christiānus
adjective
Christian
Christicola
Christicola
noun
a worshipper of Christ
Christigena
Christigena
noun
of the lineage of Christ
Christipotens
Christipotens
adjective
strong in Christ
Christus
Christus
noun
Christ
chroma
chrōma
noun
a chromatic scale
chromatice
chrōmaticē
noun
the science of this species of harmony
chromaticus
chrōmaticus
adjective
the science of this species of harmony
Chromis
Chromis
noun
nom. propr. m
chromis
chromis
noun
a seafish
chronicum
chronicum
noun
pertaining to time
chronicus
chronicus
adjective
pertaining to time
chronius
chronius
adjective
chronic
chronographus
chronographus
noun
a chronographer
Chrysa
Chrȳsa
noun
A town on the coast of Troas sacred to Apollo
chrysallis
chrȳsallis
noun
the gold-colored chrysalis
chrysanthemum
chrȳsanthemum
noun
the gold-flower
chrysanthemumon
chrȳsanthemumon
noun
the gold-flower
chrysanthes
chrȳsanthes
noun
Chrysas
Chrȳsās
noun
a river of Sicily
Chryse
Chrȳsē
adverb
Chryse
Chrȳsē
noun
A town on the coast of Troas sacred to Apollo
Chryseis
Chrȳsēis
noun
his daughter Astynome
Chryseis
Chrȳsēis
noun
chryselectrum
chrȳsēlectrum
noun
Gold-colored amber
chryselectrus
chrȳsēlectrus
noun
a dark-yellow precious stone
chrysendetum
chrȳsendetum
noun
vessels inlaid with gold
chrysendetus
chrȳsendetus
adjective
set in gold
Chryses
Chrȳsēs
noun
a priest of Apollo
chryseum
chrȳseum
noun
golden vessels
chryseus
chrȳseus
adjective
golden
chrysippea
chrȳsippēa
noun
a plant named after him
Chrysippeus
Chrȳsippēus
adjective
of Chrysippus
Chrysippus
Chrȳsippus
noun
One of the most distinguished of the Stoic philosophers
Chrysis
Chrȳsis
noun
a comic person
chrysites
chrȳsītēs
noun
A precious stone
chrysitis
chrȳsītis
noun
gold-colored
chrysoaspidis
chrȳsoaspidis
noun
a kind of soldiers under Alexander Severus
chrysoberyllus
chrȳsobēryllus
noun
chrysoberyl
chrysocalis
chrȳsocalis
noun
a plant
chrysocanthos
chrȳsocanthos
noun
a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries
chrysocarpus
chrȳsocarpus
noun
a kind of ivy which bears gold-colored berries
chrysocephalos
chrȳsocephalos
noun
a golden basilisk
chrysococcus
chrȳsococcus
adjective
having golden grains
chrysocolla
chrȳsocolla
noun
Mountain - green
chrysocome
chrȳsocomē
noun
Chrysogonus
Chrȳsogonus
noun
a freedman of Sylla
chrysographatus
chrȳsographātus
adjective
inlaid with gold
chrysolachanum
chrȳsolachanum
noun
garden orach
chrysolampis
chrȳsolampis
noun
a precious stone
chrysolithos
chrȳsolithos
noun
chrysolite
chrysomelinus
chrȳsomēlinus
adjective
chrysomelum
chrȳsomēlum
noun
a kind of quince
chrysopastus
chrȳsopastus
noun
a species of our topaz
chrysophrys
chrȳsophrys
noun
a sea-fish with a golden spot over each eye
chrysopis
chrȳsōpis
noun
a precious variety of our topaz
chrysoprasius lapis
chrȳsoprasius lapis
noun
the chrysoprase
chrysoprasus
chrȳsoprasus
noun
the chrysoprase
chrysopteros
chrȳsopteros
noun
a kind of jasper
Chrysorrhoas
Chrȳsorrhoās
noun
the name of several rivers in Caelesyria
chrysos
chrȳsos
noun
gold
chrysothales
chrȳsothales
noun
a kind of aizoon or houseleek
Chthonius
Chthonius
noun
A Centaur
Chunnus
Chunnus
noun
Chunnus
Chunnus
noun
the Huns
Chunus
Chūnus
adjective
Chunus
Chūnus
noun
the Huns
Chunus
Chūnus
noun
chus
chūs
noun
a measure for liquids
chydaeus
chydaeus
adjective
common
chylisma
chȳlisma
noun
the extracted juice of a plant
chylus
chȳlus
noun
the extracted juice of a plant
chymus
chȳmus
noun
the fluid of the stomach
chytropus
chytropūs
noun
a pot or chafing-dish with feet for coals
Cia
Cia
cross-reference
Cia
Cīa
noun
Zia
Cianus
Ciānus
noun
the inhabitants of Cios
cibalis
cibālis
adjective
pertaining to food
cibarium
cibārium
noun
the coarser meal which remains after the fine wheat flour
cibarium
cibārium
noun
food
cibarius
cibārius
adjective
pertaining to or suitable for food
cibatio
cibātiō
noun
a feeding
cibatus
cibātus
noun
food
cibdelus
cibdēlus
adjective
spurious
cibicida
cibicīda
noun
breadwaster
cibo
cibō
verb
to give food to animals
ciboria
cibōria
noun
the Egyptian bean
ciborium
cibōrium
noun
a drinking-cup
cibus
cibus
noun
food
Cibyra
Cibyra
noun
A town in
Cibyrata
Cibyrāta
noun
the inhabitants of Cibyra
Cibyrata
Cibyrāta
noun
of Cibyra
Cibyraticus
Cibyrāticus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cibyra
cicada
cicāda
noun
the cicada
cicatricor
cicātrīcor
verb
to be scarred over
cicatricosus
cicātrīcōsus
adjective
full of scars
cicatricula
cicātrīcula
noun
a small scar
cicatrix
cicātrix
noun
a scar
ciccus
ciccus
noun
the thin membrane surrounding the grains of a pomegranate
cicer
cicer
noun
the chickpea
cicera
cicera
noun
pulse similar to the chickpea
cicercula
cicercula
noun
a kind of small chickpea
cicerculum
cicerculum
noun
an African species of the pigment
Cicero
Cicerō
noun
a Roman cognomen in the gens Tullia.
Ciceromastix
Ciceromastix
noun
a lampoon of Largius Licinius against Cicero
Ciceronianus
Cicerōniānus
adjective
Ciceronian
cichoreum
cichorēum
noun
chiccory
cichorion
cichorion
noun
chiccory
cichorium
cichorium
noun
chiccory
cici
cīcī
noun
an Egyptian tree
cicilendrum
cicilendrum
noun
feigned names for spice
cicimandrum
cicimandrum
noun
feigned names for spice
cicindela
cicindēla
noun
a glowworm
Cicinnia
Cicinnia
cross-reference
cicinus
cīcinus
adjective
Cicirrus
Cicirrus
noun
a nickname
ciconia
cicōnia
noun
a stork
ciconinus
cicōnīnus
adjective
of the stork
Ciconis
Ciconis
noun
a Thracian people near the Hebrus
cicuma
cicuma
adjective
of the stork
cicur
cicur
adjective
tame
Cicurinus
Cicurīnus
noun
a cognomen in the Veturian gens
Cicurius
Cicurius
noun
a cognomen in the Veturian gens
cicuro
cicurō
verb
to tame
Cicuta
Cicūta
noun
the name of a usurer
cicuta
cicūta
noun
the hemlock given to criminals as poison
cicuticen
cicūticen
noun
a player upon a reed-pipe
cidar
cidar
noun
an ornament for the head of Persian kings
cidaris
cidaris
noun
an ornament for the head of Persian kings
cieo
cieō
verb
to put in motion
cignus
cignus
noun
a measure
cilibantum
cilibantum
noun
a round cupboard
Cilicia
Cilicia
noun
a province in the southern part of Asia Minor
ciliciarius
ciliciārius
noun
a maker of hair coverings
Ciliciensis
Ciliciensis
adjective
Cilician
cilicinus
cilicīnus
adjective
made of hair-cloth
ciliciolum
ciliciolum
noun
a small garment or coverlet of goats
Cilicis
Cilicis
noun
the Cilicians
Cilicis
Cilicis
noun
cilicium
cilicium
noun
a covering
Cilicium
Cilicium
noun
Cilicius
Cilicius
adjective
Cilician
Cilicius
Cilicius
noun
cilio
cīliō
noun
a chisel
Cilissa
Cilissa
noun
Cilissa
Cilissa
noun
Cilician
cilium
cilium
noun
An eyelid
Cilix
Cilix
noun
Cilix
Cilix
noun
Cilician
Cilla
Cilla
noun
a town in Troas
cilliba
cilliba
noun
a round dining-table
cillo
cillō
noun
cillo
cillō
verb
to move
Cilnius
Cilnius
adjective
a designation of a very distinguished Etruscan gens
Cilo
Cīlō
noun
a Roman cognomen
cilo
cilō
noun
having a prominent forehead pressed in upon the sides
Cim
Cim
adjective
Cimber
Cimber
noun
a Cimbrian
Cimber
Cimber
noun
Cimbrice
Cimbricē
adverb
in the manner of the Cimbrians
Cimbricus
Cimbricus
adjective
Cimbrian
Cimbrus
Cimbrus
noun
a people of Northern Germany
cimeliarcha
cīmēliarcha
noun
a treasurer
cimeliarchium
cīmēliarchium
noun
a place where jewels are deposited
Cimetra
Cimetra
noun
a town of Samnium
Cimetra
Cimētra
noun
a town of Samnium
cimex
cīmex
noun
a bug
cimico
cīmicō
verb
to purify from bugs
Ciminia
Ciminia
noun
the region about Lake Ciminus
Ciminius
Ciminius
adjective
Ciminian
Ciminus
Ciminus
noun
a lake in Etruria
Cimmericus
Cimmericus
adjective
Cimmerian
Cimmerius
Cimmerius
adjective
Cimmerian
Cimmerius
Cimmerius
noun
A Thracian people in the present Crimea
Cimo
Cīmō
noun
Father of Miltiades
Cimolius
Cimōlius
adjective
of or from Cimolus
Cimolus
Cimōlus
noun
an island of the Cyclades
Cimon
Cīmōn
noun
Father of Miltiades
cinaedias
cinaediās
noun
a precious stone
cinaedicus
cinaedicus
adjective
pertaining to one who is unchaste
cinaedulus
cinaedulus
noun
a male wanton
cinaedus
cinaedus
noun
He who practises unnatural lust
cinaedus
cinaedus
adjective
wanton
Cinara
Cinara
noun
A Greek proper name
cinara
cinara
noun
a kind of artichoke
cinaris
cinaris
noun
an unknown plant
Cincia
Cincia
cross-reference
cincinnalis
cincinnālis
adjective
curled
cincinnatulus
cincinnātulus
adjective
with curled hair
cincinnatus
cincinnātus
adjective
with curled hair
Cincinnatus
Cincinnātus
noun
a cognomen of the renowned
cincinnus
cincinnus
noun
curled hair
Cinciolus
Cinciolus
noun
a pet name for Cincius
Cincius
Cincius
adjective
the name of a Roman
Cinctia
Cinctia
noun
an appellation of Juno
cincticulus
cincticulus
noun
a little girdle
cinctor
cinctor
noun
cinctorium
cinctōrium
noun
a swordbelt
cinctum
cinctum
noun
a girding
cinctura
cinctūra
noun
a cincture
cinctus
cinctus
adjective
cinctus
cinctus
noun
a girding
cinctutus
cinctūtus
adjective
girded
Cineas
Cīneās
noun
the friend of king Pyrrhus of Epirus
cinefactus
cinefactus
adjective
ciner
ciner
noun
ashes
cineraceus
cinerāceus
adjective
similar to ashes
cinerarium
cinerārium
noun
cinerarius
cinerārius
adjective
pertaining to ashes
Cinerarivm
Cinerarivm
adjective
pertaining to ashes
cineresco
cinerescō
verb
to turn
cinereum
cinereum
noun
a kind of salve
cinereus
cinereus
adjective
similar to ashes
cinericius
cinericius
adjective
similar to ashes
cinericiutius
cinericiutius
adjective
similar to ashes
cinerosus
cinerōsus
adjective
full of ashes
Cinga
Cinga
noun
a small river in
Cingetorix
Cingetorix
noun
A Gaul
Cingilia
Cingilia
noun
a town of the Vestini on the Adriatic Sea
cingillum
cingillum
noun
a small girdle
cingo
cingō
verb
to go round in a circle
cingula
cingula
noun
The girdle encircling the hips
cingula
cingula
noun
Cingulani
Cingulāni
noun
a small town in Picenum
Cingulanus
Cingūlānus
cross-reference
Cingula saxa
Cingula saxa
noun
a small town in Picenum
Cingulum
Cingulum
noun
a small town in Picenum
cingulum
cingulum
noun
The girdle encircling the hips
cingulus
cingulus
noun
The girdle encircling the hips
cinifis
cinifis
noun
a kind of stinging insect
ciniflo
cinīflō
noun
a hair-curler
ciniphis
ciniphis
noun
a kind of stinging insect
cinis
cinis
noun
ashes
cinisculus
cinisculus
noun
a little ashes
Cinithius
Cinithius
noun
a people of Africa
Cinium
Cinium
noun
a town of the island of Majorca
Cinna
Cinna
noun
a family name of the
cinnabari
cinnabarī
noun
A pigment obtained from the gum of the dragon
cinnabaris
cinnabaris
noun
A pigment obtained from the gum of the dragon
cinnameus
cinnameus
adjective
of or from cinnamon
cinnamolgos
cinnamolgos
noun
a bird in Arabia
cinnamominus
cinnamōminus
adjective
of or from cinnamon
cinnamomum
cinnamōmum
noun
cinnamon
cinnamon
cinnamon
noun
cinnamon
cinnamum
cinnamum
noun
cinnamon
cinnamus
cinnamus
noun
cinnamon
Cinnanus
Cinnānus
adjective
of Cinna
Cinnanus
Cinnānus
adjective
cinnus
cinnus
noun
a mixed drink of spelt-grain and wine
cinus
cinus
noun
ashes
Cinxia
Cinxia
noun
an appellation of Juno
cinyphis
cinyphis
noun
very small flies
Cinyphius
Cīnyphius
adjective
pertaining to the Cinyps
Cinyps
Cīnyps
noun
a river flowing through a very fruitful region in Libya
Cinyra
Cinyra
noun
A king in Assyria
cinyra
cinyra
noun
the lyre
Cinyraeus
Cinyraeus
adjective
of Cinyras
Cinyras
Cinyrās
noun
A king in Assyria
Cinyreius
Cinyrēius
adjective
Cinyrean
Cinyreus
Cinyrēus
adjective
A leader of the Ligurians
cio
cio
verb
to put in motion
cio
ciō
verb
Cios
Cios
noun
A river in Bithynia
cippus
cippus
noun
a pale
Cippus
Cippus
noun
a fabled Roman praetor
cippus
cippus
noun
a bulwark formed of sharpened stakes
Cipus
Cīpus
noun
a fabled Roman praetor
cipus
cīpus
noun
a pale
Circa
Circa
noun
circa
circā
adverb
Around
circaea
circaea
noun
a plant used as a charm
circaeon
circaeon
noun
the plant also called
circaeum
circaeum
noun
the plant also called
Circaeus
Circaeus
adjective
pertaining to Circe
Circaeus
Circaeus
adjective
pertaining to Circe
circamoerium
circāmoerium
noun
the space about a wall
circanea
circānea
noun
a bird so named from its circular flight
Circe
Circē
noun
the daughter of the Sun and of Perse
Circeienses
Circēienses
noun
the inhabitants of Circeii
Circeiensis
Circēiensis
adjective
of Circeii
Circeius
Circēius
noun
the town of Circeii
circellus
circellus
noun
a small ring
circen
circen
noun
a circle
Circensis
Circensis
adjective
Circensis
Circensis
adjective
pertaining to the Circus
Circensis
Circensis
noun
any race-course
circes
circes
noun
a circle
circinatio
circinātiō
noun
the circumference of a circle
circino
circinō
verb
to make round
circinus
circinus
noun
m.
circiter
circiter
adverb
round about
circito
circitō
verb
v freq. a
circitor
circitor
noun
A watchman
circitorius
circitōrius
adjective
pertaining to patrols
circius
circius
noun
a violent wind blowing in
circlus
circlus
cross-reference
circlus
circlus
noun
a circular figure
circo
circō
verb
To go about
circos
circos
noun
a precious stone
circueo
circueō
verb
to go around
circueo
circueō
verb
circuitio
circuitiō
noun
A going round
circuitor
circuitor
noun
A watchman
circuitus
circuitus
noun
A going round
circuitus
circuitus
adjective
circularis
circulāris
adjective
circular
circulatim
circulātim
adverb
circularly
circulatio
circulātiō
noun
a circular course
circulator
circulātor
noun
A pedler
circulatorius
circulātōrius
adjective
of a mountebank
circulatrix
circulātrix
noun
a female mountebank or stroller
circulo
circulō
verb
to make circu lar or round
circulor
circulor
verb
To form a circle
circulus
circulus
noun
a circular figure
circum
circum
adverb
around
circumactio
circumactiō
noun
a turning around
circumactus
circumactus
noun
a moving or turning round
circumactus
circumactus
adjective
circumactus
circumactus
adjective
bent around
circumaggero
circumaggerō
verb
to heap up around
circumago
circumagō
verb
To drive or turn in a circle
circumambulo
circumambulō
verb
to walk around
circumamictus
circumamictus
adjective
enveloped
circumaro
circumarō
verb
to plough around
circum caesura
circum caesūra
noun
the external contour or outline
circumcaesura
circumcaesūra
noun
the external contour or outline
circumcalco
circumcalcō
verb
to tread or trample upon all around
Circumcellio
Circumcelliō
noun
A class of monks
circumcidaneus
circumcīdāneus
adjective
of or from cutting or paring around
circumcido
circumcīdō
verb
to cut around
circumcingo
circumcingō
verb
to enclose around
circumcirca
circumcircā
adverb
all around
circumcirco
circumcircō
verb
to go round
circumcise
circumcīsē
adverb
briefly
circumcisicius
circumcīsicius
cross-reference
circumcisiciutius
circumcīsiciutius
cross-reference
circumcisio
circumcīsiō
noun
a cutting around
circumcisorium
circumcīsōrium
noun
an instrument for cutting around
circumcisura
circumcīsūra
noun
a cutting around
circumcisus
circumcīsus
adjective
cut off around
circumcisus
circumcīsus
adjective
circumclamo
circumclāmō
verb
to roar around
circumclaudo
circumclaudō
verb
to shut in
circumcludo
circumclūdō
verb
to shut in
circumcola
circumcola
noun
dwelling around
circumcolo
circumcolō
verb
to dwell round about or near
circumcordialis
circumcordiālis
adjective
around the heart
circumculco
circumculcō
verb
to tread or trample upon all around
circumculco
circumculcō
verb
circumcumulo
circumcumulō
verb
to heap or pile up around
circumcurro
circumcurrō
verb
to run round or about
circumcursio
circumcursiō
noun
a running around
circumcurso
circumcursō
verb
to run round about
circumdatio
circumdatiō
noun
the putting around
circumdatus
circumdatus
noun
those around
circumdo
circumdo
verb
to put
circumdoleo
circumdoleō
verb
to suffer
circumdolo
circumdolō
verb
to hew off around
circumduco
circumdūcō
verb
to lead or draw around
circumductio
circumductiō
noun
A leading or conducting around
circumductor
circumductor
noun
one who leads about
circumductum
circumductum
noun
circumductus
circumductus
adjective
circumductus
circumductus
noun
The circumference of a figure
circumeo
circumeō
verb
to go around
circumequito
circumequitō
verb
to ride round
circumerro
circumerrō
verb
to wander round
circumfarcio
circumfarciō
verb
to fill up all around
circumferentia
circumferentia
noun
a circumference
circumfero
circumferō
verb
v. a. to bear round
circumfigo
circumfīgō
verb
to fix or fasten round
circumfingo
circumfingō
verb
to form around
circumfinio
circumfīniō
verb
to complete a circle
circumfirmo
circumfīrmō
verb
to fasten round
circumflagro
circumflagrō
verb
to blaze or scorch all around
circumflecto
circumflectō
verb
to bend or turn about
circumflexe
circumflexē
adverb
with a circumflex
circumflexibilis
circumflexibilis
adjective
provided with a circumflex accent
circumflexio
circumflexiō
noun
a bending or winding round
circumflexus
circumflexus
noun
a bending round
circumflexus
circumflexus
adjective
circumflo
circumflō
verb
to blow round about
circumfluo
circumfluō
verb
to flow round
circumfluus
circumfluus
adjective
flowing around
circumfodio
circumfodio
verb
to dig around something
circumforaneus
circumforāneus
adjective
Of or around the forum or market-place
circumforatus
circumforātus
adjective
bored or pierced round
circumfossor
circumfossor
noun
one who digs around something
circumfossura
circumfossūra
noun
a digging round
circumfractus
circumfractus
adjective
broken off around
circumfremo
circumfremō
verb
to make a noise around something
circumfrico
circumfricō
verb
to rub around
circumfulcio
circumfulciō
verb
to support
circumfulgeo
circumfulgeō
verb
to shine around
circumfundo
circumfundō
verb
to pour out around
circumfusio
circumfūsiō
noun
a pouring around
circumfusus
circumfūsus
adjective
circumgarriens
circumgarriens
adjective
blabbing or babbling about
circumgelo
circumgelō
verb
to freeze all around
circumgemo
circumgemō
verb
to roar around something
circumgesto
circumgestō
verb
to bear or carry around
circumglobatus
circumglobātus
adjective
rolled together
circumgredior
circumgredior
verb
v dep
circumgressus
circumgressus
adjective
circumgressus
circumgressus
noun
a going about
circumhabitator
circumhabitātor
cross-reference
circumhisco
circumhiscō
verb
v. n
circumhumatus
circumhumātus
adjective
Part
circumicio
circumiciō
verb
To cast
circuminicio
circumīniciō
verb
to throw up all around
circuminvolvo
circuminvolvō
verb
to involve all around
circumitio
circumitiō
noun
circumitio
circumitiō
noun
A going round
circumitus
circumitus
noun
A going round
circumitus
circumitus
noun
circumjacens
circumjacens
noun
the context
circumjaceo
circumjaceō
verb
to lie round about
circumjacio
circumjaciō
verb
To cast
circumjacio
circumjaciō
cross-reference
circumjectio
circumjectiō
noun
A throwing around
circumjectum
circumjectum
noun
the neighborhood
circumjectus
circumjectus
adjective
lying around
circumjectus
circumjectus
noun
a casting around
circumjectus
circumjectus
adjective
circumjicio
circumjiciō
verb
To cast
circum labens
circum lābens
cross-reference
P a
circumlabens
circumlābens
cross-reference
P a
circumlambo
circumlambō
verb
to lick around
circumlaqueo
circumlaqueō
verb
to wind around
circumlaticius
circumlāticius
adjective
that may be carried around
circumlatio
circumlātiō
noun
a carrying around
circumlatitius
circumlātitius
adjective
that may be carried around
circumlator
circumlātor
noun
one who carries about
circumlatro
circumlatrō
verb
to bark around
circumlatro
circumlātrō
verb
to bark around
circumlatus
circumlātus
adjective
circumlavo
circumlavō
cross-reference
v a
circumlevo
circumlevō
verb
v a
circumligo
circumligō
verb
to bind something to something
circumlinio
circumliniō
verb
to smear
circumlino
circumlinō
verb
to smear
circumlitio
circumlitiō
noun
A smearing or spreading over
circumlocutio
circumlocūtiō
noun
circumlocution
circumloquor
circumloquor
verb
to make use of circumlocution or periphrasis
circumlucens
circumlūcens
adjective
shining or glittering around
circumluo
circumluō
verb
to flow around or wash upon
circumlustro
circumlustrō
verb
to light all around
circumluvio
circumluviō
noun
the accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land
circumluvium
circumluvium
noun
the accumulation of land by alluvion around a piece of land
circummeo
circummeō
verb
to go around
circummetior
circummētior
verb
to be measured around
circummingo
circummingō
verb
to make water around something
circummitto
circummittō
verb
to send around
circummoenio
circummoeniō
verb
to wall up around
circummoenio
circummoeniō
cross-reference
circummulcens
circummulcens
adjective
licking gently around
circummunio
circummūniō
verb
to wall up around
circummunitio
circummūnītiō
noun
circummuranus
circummūrānus
adjective
around
circumnascens
circumnascens
adjective
growing up around
circumnavigo
circumnāvigō
verb
to sail around
circumnecto
circumnecto
verb
to wrap or bind around
circumnoto
circumnotō
verb
to paint or portray around
circumobruo
circumobruō
verb
to cover around with
circumornatus
circumornātus
adjective
ornamented round about
circumpadanus
circumpadānus
adjective
found or situate around the Po
circumpavitus
circumpavītus
adjective
beaten or trodden close around
circumpendeo
circumpendeō
verb
to hang around
circumpes
circumpēs
adjective
A kind of parasites
circumplaudo
circumplaudō
verb
to applaud or greet on all sides by clapping the hands
circumplector
circumplector
verb
to clasp around
circumplecto
circumplectō
verb
to embrace
circumplexus
circumplexus
adjective
circumplexus
circumplexus
noun
an encompassing
circumplico
circumplicō
verb
To wind
circumplumbo
circumplumbō
verb
to pour in lead around
circumpono
circumpōnō
verb
to set
circumpositio
circumpositiō
noun
a setting or placing around
circumpotatio
circumpōtātiō
noun
a drinking around in a funeral meal
circumpulso
circumpulsō
verb
to strike or beat around
circumpungo
circumpungō
verb
to prick or puncture around
circumpurgo
circumpurgō
verb
to cleanse or purify around
circumputo
circumputō
verb
to measure all round
circumquaque
circumquāquē
adverb
on every side
circumrado
circumrādō
verb
to scrape
circumrasio
circumrāsiō
noun
a scraping or paring around
circumretio
circumrētiō
verb
to enclose with a net
circumrodo
circumrōdō
verb
to gnaw or nibble all round
circumrorans
circumrōrans
adjective
sprinkling all round
circumroto
circumrotō
verb
to turn round in a circle
circumsaepio
circumsaepiō
verb
to hedge or fence round with something
circumsaltans
circumsaltans
adjective
dancing around
circumscalptus
circumscalptus
adjective
scraped around
circumscariphatus
circumscariphātus
adverb
scarified around
circumscariphicatus
circumscariphicātus
adverb
scarified around
circumscindo
circumscindō
verb
to rend
circumscribo
circumscrībō
verb
to draw a line around
circumscripte
circumscriptē
adverb
in periods
circumscripte
circumscriptē
adjective
summarily
circumscriptio
circumscriptiō
noun
an encircling
circumscriptor
circumscriptor
noun
A defrauder
circumscriptorie
circumscriptōriē
adverb
by fraud
circumscriptus
circumscriptus
adjective
circumscriptus
circumscriptus
adjective
rounded into periods
circumseco
circumsecō
verb
to cut or pare around
circumsecus
circumsecus
adverb
round
circumsedeo
circumsedeō
verb
to sit around a person or thing
circumseparo
circumsēparō
verb
to separate around
circumsepio
circumsēpiō
cross-reference
circumsero
circumserō
verb
to sow
circumsessio
circumsessiō
noun
a hoslile encompassing
circumsessus
circumsessus
adjective
circumsideo
circumsideō
verb
to sit around a person or thing
circumsideo
circumsideō
verb
circumsido
circumsīdō
verb
to set or place one's self around
circumsigno
circumsignō
verb
to mark around
circumsilio
circumsiliō
verb
to spring
circumsisto
circumsistō
verb
to place one's self or take one's stand around a person or thing
circumsitus
circumsitus
adjective
lying or situate around
circumsocius
circumsocius
adjective
neighborly
circumsono
circumsonō
verb
to sound
circumsonus
circumsonus
adjective
sounding all around
circumspargo
circumspargō
verb
To sprinkle
circumspectatrix
circumspectātrix
noun
she who looks or spies around
circumspecte
circumspectē
adverb
with consideration
circumspectio
circumspectiō
noun
a looking on all sides
circumspecto
circumspectō
verb
to look about with attention
circumspector
circumspector
noun
a watcher
circumspectus
circumspectus
adjective
circumspectus
circumspectus
adjective
circumspectus
circumspectus
noun
a looking around eagerly
circumspergo
circumspergō
verb
To sprinkle
circumspicientia
circumspicientia
noun
consideration
circumspicio
circumspiciō
verb
to look about one's self
circumstagno
circumstagnō
verb
to be poured forth all around
circumstans
circumstans
noun
the by-standers
circumstans
circumstans
noun
details
circumstantia
circumstantia
noun
A standing round
circumstatio
circumstatiō
noun
a standing around
circum stipo
circum stīpō
verb
to surround
circumstipo
circumstīpō
verb
to surround
circumsto
circumstō
verb
to stand around in a circle
circumstrepo
circumstrepo
verb
To make a noise around
circumstridens
circumstrīdens
adjective
shrieking or gibbering around
circumstringo
circumstringō
verb
To bind about
circumstruo
circumstruō
verb
to build round about
circumstupeo
circumstupeō
verb
to look around with amazement
circumsudans
circumsūdans
adjective
sweating on all sides
circumsurgens
circumsurgens
adjective
rising all around
circumsutus
circumsūtus
adjective
sewed together all around
circumtego
circumtegō
verb
to cover round about
circumteneo
circumteneō
verb
to keep around
circumtentus
circumtentus
adjective
bound or covered with something that is stretched or drawn around
circumtergeo
circumtergeō
verb
to wipe around
circumtermino
circumterminō
verb
to bound or limit round about
circumtero
circumterō
verb
to rub around
circumtextum
circumtextum
noun
a garment inwoven with purple
circumtextus
circumtextus
adjective
woven all around
circumtinnio
circumtinniō
verb
to ring or tinkle around
circumtollo
circumtollō
verb
to remove on every side
circumtondeo
circumtondeō
cross-reference
circumtono
circumtonō
verb
to thunder around
circumtonsus
circumtonsus
adjective
shorn all around
circumtorqueo
circumtorqueō
verb
to twist or turn around
circumtraho
circumtrahō
verb
to draw or drag around
circum tremo
circum tremō
cross-reference
circumtremo
circumtremō
cross-reference
circumtueor
circumtueor
verb
to look around
circumtumulatus
circumtumulātus
adjective
piled up around
circumundique
circumundiquē
adverb
circumundique
circumundique
adverb
around
circumustus
circumustus
adjective
burnt around
circumvado
circumvādō
verb
v.a
circumvagor
circumvagor
verb
to wander about
circumvagus
circumvagus
adjective
wandering about
circumvallo
circumvallō
verb
to surround with a wall
circumvectio
circumvectiō
noun
A carrying around
circumvectitor
circumvectitor
verb
dep. a
circumvecto
circumvectō
verb
to carry around
circumvectus
circumvectus
adjective
circumvehor
circumvehor
verb
to ride around
circumvelo
circumvēlō
verb
to cover around
circumvenio
circumveniō
verb
to come around something
circumventio
circumventiō
noun
a circumventing
circumventor
circumventor
noun
a deceiver
circumventorius
circumventōrius
adjective
deceitful
circumventus
circumventus
adjective
circumverro
circumverrō
cross-reference
circumversio
circumversiō
noun
a turning round
circum verso
circum versō
verb
to turn around
circumverso
circumversō
verb
to turn around
circumversus
circumversus
adjective
brushed or swept around
circum verto
circum vertō
verb
to turn around
circumverto
circumvertō
verb
to turn around
circumvestio
circumvestiō
verb
To clothe or cover over
circumvincio
circumvinciō
verb
to bind around
circumviso
circumvīsō
verb
to look around at
circumvolitabilis
circumvolitābilis
adjective
flying round
circum volito
circum volitō
verb
to fly around something
circumvolito
circumvolitō
verb
to fly around something
circumvolo
circumvolō
verb
to fly around
circumvoluto
circumvolūtō
verb
to roll around
circumvolvo
circumvolvō
verb
to roll one's self around
circus
circus
noun
A circular line
circusep
circusēp
verb
to hedge or fence round with something
ciris
cīris
noun
a bird
Cirra
Cirra
noun
a very ancient town in Phocis
Cirraeus
Cirraeus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cirrha
cirrati
cirrātī
adverb
fringed
cirratus
cirrātus
adjective
Curled
Cirrha
Cirrha
noun
a very ancient town in Phocis
Cirrhaeus
Cirrhaeus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cirrha
cirritus
cirrītus
adjective
having filaments
cirrus
cirrus
noun
lock
cirsion
cirsion
noun
a kind of thistle
Cirta
Cirta
noun
an important town in Numidia
Cirtensis
Cirtensis
noun
its inhabitants
cirvorso
cirvorsō
verb
to turn around
cirvorto
cirvortō
verb
to turn around
cis
cis
preposition
on this side
Cisalpinus
Cisalpīnus
adjective
lying on this side of the Alps
cisiarius
cisiārius
noun
The driver of a cabriolet
cisium
cisium
noun
a light two-wheeled vehicle
cismontanus
cismontānus
adjective
situate on this side of the mountain
cisorium
cīsōrium
noun
a cutting instrument
cispellam
cispellam
cross-reference
Cispius
Cispius
adjective
a Roman gentile name
Cispius
Cispius
cross-reference
one of the peaks of the
Cisrhenanus
Cisrhēnānus
adjective
situate on this side of the Rhine
cissanthemos
cissanthemos
noun
a plant similar to ivy
cissaron
cissaron
noun
the plant also called
cissaros
cissaros
noun
the plant also called
Cisseis
Cissēis
noun
Cisseis
Cissēis
noun
A king of Thrace
Cisseus
Cisseus
noun
A king of Thrace
cission
cission
noun
small ivy
Cissis
Cissis
noun
a town in
cissitis
cissītis
noun
a precious stone of the color of ivy-leaves
cissos
cissos
noun
Ivy
cissybium
cissybium
noun
an ivylike plant
cista
cista
noun
a wooden box or basket
cistella
cistella
noun
a small chest or box
Cistellaria
Cistellāria
noun
the title of a comedy of Plautus
cistellatrix
cistellātrix
noun
she who has charge of the money-box
cistellula
cistellula
noun
a little box or chest
cisterna
cisterna
noun
a subterranean reservoir for water
cisterninus
cisternīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to cisterns
Cisthena
Cisthēna
noun
a town of Aeolis
cisthos
cisthos
noun
a shrubby plant with red blossoms
Cistiberis
Cistiberis
adjective
on this side of the Tiber
cistifer
cistifer
noun
the bearer of a box or chest
cistophoros
cistophoros
noun
The bearer of the sacred box
cistophorus
cistophorus
noun
The bearer of the sacred box
cistula
cistula
noun
a little box
Citarini
Cītārinī
adverb
Citarinus
Cītārīnus
noun
the inhabitants of a city of Sicily
citate
citātē
adverb
quickly
citatim
citātim
adverb
quickly
citatio
citātiō
noun
the calling
citatorium
citātōrium
noun
a summoning before a tribunal
citatus
citātus
adjective
citatus
citātus
adjective
driven
cite
citē
adverb
quickly
citer
citer
adjective
On this side
citeria
citeria
noun
an effigy or caricature carried in procession at the games
citerior
citerior
adjective
citerius
citerius
adverb
citerius
citerius
cross-reference
less
Cithaeron
Cithaeron
noun
a mountain of Baeotia
cithara
cithara
noun
the cithara
citharicen
citharicen
noun
the player on the cithara
citharista
citharista
noun
a player on the cithara
citharistria
citharistria
noun
she who plays on the cithara
citharizo
citharīzō
verb
v n
citharoeda
citharoeda
noun
citharoedicus
citharoedicus
adjective
of or pertaining to the citharaedi
citharoedus
citharoedus
noun
one who plays on the cithara
citharus
citharus
noun
a fish of the sole kind
Citheron
Citheron
noun
a mountain of Baeotia
Citiensis
Citiensis
noun
A town in Macedonia
Citiensis
Citiensis
cross-reference
Citieus
Citiēus
cross-reference
Citieus
Citiēus
noun
a Citian
citime
citimē
adjective
citime
citimē
adverb
least
citimus
citimus
adjective
citipes
citipēs
adjective
swiftfooted
citiremis
citirēmis
adjective
rowed swiftly
Citium
Citium
noun
A seaport town in Cyprus
Citius
Citius
noun
a mountain in Macedonia
cito
citō
verb
To
cito
citō
adverb
Quickly
citocacium
citocacium
noun
the plant
citra
citrā
adverb
on this side
citra
cītrā
cross-reference
citra
citrā
cross-reference
citra
cītrā
adverb
on this side
citrago
cītrāgō
noun
the citrus-plant
citrago
citrāgō
noun
the citrus-plant
citrarius
cītrārius
noun
a dealer in lemons
citrarius
citrārius
noun
a dealer in lemons
citratus
citrātus
adjective
steeped in citrus-oil
citratus
cītrātus
adjective
of this side
citratus
citrātus
adjective
of this side
citratus
cītrātus
adjective
steeped in citrus-oil
citrea
cītrea
noun
Pertaining to the citron-tree
citrea
citrea
noun
Pertaining to the citron-tree
citreago
citreāgō
noun
the citrus-plant
citretum
citrētum
noun
an orchard of citrus-trees
citretum
cītrētum
noun
an orchard of citrus-trees
citreum
citreum
noun
the citron
citreum
cītreum
noun
the citron
citreus
cītreus
adjective
Of or pertaining to the citrus-tree
citreus
citreus
adjective
Of or pertaining to the citrus-tree
citrium
citrium
noun
a kind of gourd
citro
cītrō
cross-reference
citro
citrō
cross-reference
citro
cītrō
adverb
hither and thither
citro
citrō
adverb
hither and thither
citrosus
citrōsus
adjective
smelling of citrus
citrosus
cītrōsus
adjective
smelling of citrus
citrum
cītrum
noun
the wood of the citrus
citrum
citrum
noun
the wood of the citrus
citrus
citrus
noun
The citrus
citrus
cītrus
noun
The citrus
Cittiensis
Cittiensis
cross-reference
Cittiensis
Cittiensis
cross-reference
Cittium
Cittium
cross-reference
Cittium
Cittium
noun
A seaport town in Cyprus
citus
citus
adjective
citus
citus
adjective
put in motion
Cius
Cīus
adjective
of Cea
cives
cīvēs
noun
a citizen
civica
cīvica
noun
Of or pertaining to a town or city
civicus
cīvicus
adjective
Of or pertaining to citizens
civile
cīvīle
noun
courtesy
civilis
cīvīlis
adjective
Of or pertaining to citizens
Civilis
Cīvīlis
noun
a proper name
civilitas
cīvīlitās
noun
The art of government
civiliter
cīvīliter
adverb
Citizen-like
civis
cīvis
noun
a citizen
civitas
cīvitās
noun
the condition or privileges of a (Roman) citizen
civitatula
cīvitātula
noun
Citizenship in a small city
Civium
Civium
noun
a town of the island of Majorca
clabula
clābula
noun
a scion
clabulare
clābulāre
noun
a large
clabularis
clābulāris
adjective
of or belonging to the transport wagons
clabularius
clābulārius
adjective
of or belonging to the transport wagons
clacendix
clacendix
cross-reference
a kind of shell-fish
clades
clādēs
noun
a breaking
Claeon
Claeōn
noun
a fountain in Phrygia
clagalopes
clagalōpēs
noun
a species of eagle
clam
clam
adverb
secretly
clamator
clāmātor
noun
a bawler
clamatorius
clāmātōrius
adjective
screeching
clamatus
clāmātus
noun
a crying aloud
clamitatio
clāmitātiō
noun
a violent crying
clamito
clāmitō
verb
to cry out violently or aloud
clamo
clāmō
verb
to call
clamor
clāmor
noun
A loud call
clamos
clāmos
noun
A loud call
clamose
clāmōsē
adverb
clamorously
clamosus
clāmōsus
adjective
full of clamor or noise
Clampetia
Clampetia
noun
Amantea
Clampetia
Clampetia
noun
a town of the Bruttii
clancularius
clanculārius
adjective
secret
clanculo
clanculō
adverb
secretly
clanculum
clanculum
adverb
prep. dim
clandestino
clandestīnō
adverb
secretly
clandestinus
clandestīnus
adjective
secret
clango
clangō
verb
to clang
clangor
clangor
noun
a sound
Clanis
Clanis
noun
A companion of Phineus
Clanius
Clanius
noun
a river in Campania
clare
clārē
adverb
brightly
clareo
clāreō
verb
to be clear or bright
claresco
clārescō
verb
to become or grow bright or clear
claricito
clāricitō
verb
to recall
claricito
clāricitō
verb
clarico
clāricō
verb
to glow
clarificatio
clārificātiō
noun
a glorification
clarifico
clārificō
verb
to make illustrious or famous
clarigatio
clārigātiō
noun
a solemn demand for redress
clarigito
clārigitō
verb
to recall
clarigo
clārigō
cross-reference
v.n
clarisonus
clārisonus
adjective
clearsounding
clarissimatus
clārissimātus
noun
the dignity of a
claritas
clāritās
noun
clearness
Claritas julia
Clāritas jūlia
noun
the name given to the town Attuli
claritudo
clāritūdō
noun
clearness
claritus
clāritus
adverb
Clarius
Clarius
adjective
of or pertaining to Claros
Clarius
Clarius
noun
Apollo
Clarius
Clārius
adjective
clarividus
clārividus
adjective
seeing clearly
claro
clārō
verb
to make bright or clear
claror
clāror
noun
clearness
Claros
Claros
noun
a small town in Ionia
clarus
clārus
adjective
clear
classculte
classcultē
adverb
in concealment
classervile
classervīle
adverb
classiarius
classiārius
noun
pertaining to the navy
classiarius
classiārius
noun
marines
classicula
classicula
noun
a little fleet
classicum
classicum
noun
a field or battle-signal upon the trumpet
classicum
classicum
noun
classicus
classicus
adjective
of or belonging to a classis
classicus
classicus
noun
he that summons the classes of citizens to the Comitia
classicus
classicus
noun
marines
classis
classis
noun
A class
classo
classo
adverb
on a sudden
classtive
classtīve
adverb
classto
classtō
adverb
palpably
Clastidium
Clastidium
noun
A fortress in
Claterna
Claterna
noun
a fortress in
clathro
clāthrō
verb
to furnish with a grate or lattice
clathrus
clāthrus
noun
a lattice
clatro
clātrō
verb
to furnish with a grate or lattice
clatrum
clātrum
noun
a lattice
clatrus
clātrus
noun
a lattice
claudaster
claudaster
noun
a little lame
claudeo
claudeō
verb
to limp or halt
Claudia
Claudia
cross-reference
a female of the gens Claudia.
Claudia
Claudia
cross-reference
the name of two very celebrated Roman
Claudia
Claudia
noun
A Roman female name
Claudialis
Claudiālis
adjective
pertaining to the emperor Claudius
Claudianus
Claudiānus
noun
a Roman poet of Alexandria
Claudianus
Claudiānus
adjective
of or pertaining to a Claudius
Claudianus
Claudiānus
adjective
claudicatio
claudicātiō
noun
a limping
claudico
claudicō
verb
to limp
claudigo
claudīgō
noun
a lameness
Claudiopolis
Claudiopolis
noun
A town in Southern Cappadocia
Claudiopolitanus
Claudiopolītānus
noun
the inhabitants of Claudiopolis in Bithynia
clauditas
clauditās
noun
a lameness
Claudius
Claudius
adjective
Claudian
Claudius
Claudius
cross-reference
the name of two very celebrated Roman
claudo
claudō
cross-reference
claudo
claudo
verb
to limp or halt
claudo
claudō
verb
claudus
claudus
adjective
limping
Clausala
Clausala
noun
a river of Illyria
claustralis
claustrālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a fortress
claustrarius
claustrārius
adjective
pertaining to locks
claustritumus
claustritumus
noun
a warden of locks
claustrum
claustrum
noun
that by which any thing is shut up or closed
clausula
clausula
noun
A close
Clausula
Clausula
noun
clausum
clausum
noun
an enclosed place
clausura
clausūra
noun
A lock
Clausus
Clausus
noun
a Sabine proper name
clausus
clausus
adjective
clava
clāva
noun
A knotty branch or stick
clavarium
clāvārium
noun
money given to soldiers for the purchase of shoe-nails
clavator
clāvātor
noun
one who carries clubs or foils
clavatus
clāvātus
adjective
claves
clāvēs
noun
a key
clavicarius
clāvicārius
noun
a locksmith
clavicula
clāvicula
noun
A small key
clavicularius
clāviculārius
noun
a key-keeper
claviger
clāviger
noun
the key-bearer
claviger
clāviger
adjective
clubbearing
clavis
clāvis
noun
a key
clavo
clāvō
verb
To furnish or fasten with nails
clavola
clāvola
noun
a scion
clavula
clāvula
noun
a scion
clavularis
clāvulāris
cross-reference
clavularis
clāvulāris
adjective
of or belonging to the transport wagons
clavulus
clāvulus
noun
A small nail
clavus
clāvus
noun
A nail
claxendix
claxendix
cross-reference
a kind of shell-fish
claxendix
claxendix
cross-reference
Clazomena
Clāzomena
noun
a town on the coast of Ionia
Clazomenius
Clāzomenius
noun
the inhabitants of Clazomenae
Clazomenius
Clāzomenius
adjective
of Clazomenae
Cleander
Cleander
noun
a favorite of the emperor Commodus
Cleanthes
Cleanthēs
noun
a Stoic philosopher of Assos
Cleantheus
Cleanthēus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cleanthes
Clearchus
Clearchus
noun
A Spartan captain
clema
clēma
noun
a plant
clematis
clēmatis
noun
the name of various climbing plants
clematitis
clēmatītis
noun
a creeping plant
clemens
clēmens
adjective
mild
Clemens
Clēmens
adjective
a proper name
clementer
clēmenter
adverb
clementia
clēmentia
noun
A calm
Cleobis
Cleobis
noun
son of the priesless Cydippe
Cleobulus
Cleobūlus
noun
of Lindus
Cleombrotus
Cleombrotus
noun
A Lacedaemonian general
Cleon
Cleōn
noun
a Grecian proper name
Cleona
Cleōna
noun
A small town in Argolis
Cleona
Cleōna
noun
A small town in Argolis
Cleonaeus
Cleōnaeus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cleonae
cleonia
cleōnia
noun
the plant
cleonicion
cleōnīcion
noun
a plant
Cleopatra
Cleopātra
noun
Queen of Egypt
Cleopatranus
Cleopātrānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cleopatra
Cleophantus
Cleophantus
noun
A physician in Rome
Cleophon
Cleophon
noun
a demagogue of Athens
clepo
clepō
verb
to steal
clepsydra
clepsydra
noun
an instrument for measuring time by water
clepsydrarius
clepsydrārius
noun
clepta
clepta
noun
a maker of water-clocks
clericalis
clēricālis
adjective
clerical
clericatus
clēricātus
noun
the clerical office
clericus
clēricus
noun
a clergyman
Clerumenoon
Clērūmenoon
noun
the name of a comedy of Diphilus
clerus
clērus
noun
the clerical order
clibanarius
clībanārius
noun
a soldier clad in mail
clibanicius
clībanicius
cross-reference
bread baked in a
clibanus
clībanus
noun
an earthen or iron vessel for baking bread
clidion
clīdion
noun
the collar-bone of the tunny
clidium
clīdium
noun
the collar-bone of the tunny
Cliduchus
Clīdūchus
noun
the name of two statues by Phidias and by Euphranor
cliens
cliens
adjective
a client
clienta
clienta
noun
a female client
clientela
clientēla
noun
the relation of patron and client
clientulus
clientulus
noun
a small or insignificant client
clima
clima
noun
A clime
climacis
clīmacis
noun
A land measure of
climacter
clīmacter
noun
a critical epoch in human life
climactericus
clīmactēricus
adjective
climatias
climatiās
noun
of or pertaining to a dangerous epoch in life
climax
clīmax
noun
a rhetorical figure
Climax Megale
Clīmax Megalē
expression
a narrow pass between Media and Asia Minor
clinamen
clīnāmen
noun
the inclination or turning aside
clinatus
clīnātus
adjective
inclined
clingere
clingere
cross-reference
Clinia
Clīnia
noun
the name of a young man in the Heautontimorumenos of Terence
Cliniades
Clīniadēs
noun
The father of Alcibiades
Clinias
Clīniās
noun
The father of Alcibiades
clinice
clīnicē
noun
the science of clinical medicine
clinicus
clīnicus
noun
A physician who attends patients sick in bed
clino
clīnō
cross-reference
clinopale
clīnopalē
noun
clinopodion
clīnopodion
noun
a wrestling in bed
clinopus
clīnopūs
noun
a plant
Clio
Clīō
noun
The Muse of history
clipeatus
clipeātus
noun
one who is armed with a shield
clipeo
clipeō
verb
to arm or furnish with a shield
clipeolum
clipeolum
noun
a small shield
clipeum
clipeum
noun
The round brazen shield of Roman soldiers
clipeum
clipeum
noun
clipeus
clipeus
noun
The round brazen shield of Roman soldiers
Clisthenes
Clīsthenēs
noun
a statesman and orator of Athens
Clita
Clita
noun
a town of Macedonia
Clita
Clita
noun
a tribe on the coast of Cilicia Trachea
Clitarchus
Clītarchus
noun
a companion of Alexander the Great
clitella
clītella
noun
a pack-saddle put upon beasts of burden
clitellarius
clītellārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a pack-saddle
Cliterninus
Clīternīnus
noun
the inhabitants of the town Cliternum
Clitomachus
Clītomachus
noun
an Academic philosopher of Carthage
Clitor
Clītor
noun
a town in Arcadia
Clitorium
Clītorium
noun
a town in Arcadia
Clitorius
Clītorius
adjective
Clitumnus
Clītumnus
adjective
of Clitumnus
Clitumnus
Clītumnus
noun
a small river in Umbria
Clitus
Clītus
noun
a friend of Alexander the Great
clivius
clivius
adjective
which forbid any thing to be done
clivosus
clīvōsus
adjective
hilly
clivulus
clīvulus
noun
a little hill
clivum
clīvum
noun
a gently sloping height
clivum
clīvum
noun
clivus
clīvus
noun
a gently sloping height
cloaca
cloāca
noun
an artificial canal in Rome
cloacalis
cloācālis
adjective
pertaining to a
cloacare
cloācārē
adverb
cloacarium
cloācārium
noun
the duty paid for conducting the private sewers into the public ones or for maintaining and cleansing the sewers
Cloacina
Cloācīna
noun
the purifier
Cloacina
Cloācīna
noun
cloacula
cloācula
noun
a small sewer
Cloanthus
Cloanthus
noun
a companion of Aeneas
Clodia
Clōdia
cross-reference
the name of two very celebrated Roman
Clodia
Clōdia
noun
Clodianus
Clōdiānus
adjective
pertaining to Clodius
Clodianus
Clōdiānus
adjective
clodico
clōdicō
verb
to limp
clodico
clōdicō
verb
Clodius
Clōdius
cross-reference
Clodius
Clōdius
adjective
Claudian
Clodius
Clōdius
cross-reference
the name of two very celebrated Roman
clodo
clōdō
verb
clodo
clōdō
verb
to shut
clodus
clōdus
cross-reference
clodus
clōdus
adjective
limping
Cloelia
Cloelia
cross-reference
name of a Roman gens
Cloelia
Cloelia
noun
a Roman maiden
Cloelius
Cloelius
cross-reference
name of a Roman gens
Clonius
Clonius
noun
clonos
clōnos
noun
the name of two companions of Aeneas
Clonus
Clonus
noun
a celebrated designer
clostellum
clōstellum
noun
a small lock
Closter
Clōstēr
noun
son of Arachne
clostrum
clostrum
noun
that by which any thing is shut up or closed
clostrum
clostrum
noun
that by which any thing is shut up or closed
clostrum
clostrum
noun
Clotho
Clōthō
noun
the spinner
Cluacina
Cluācīna
noun
the purifier
cludo
clūdō
verb
cludo
clūdō
verb
to shut
cludus
clūdus
adjective
limping
cludus
clūdus
adjective
cluens
cluens
adjective
cluens
cluens
adjective
a client
Cluentius
Cluentius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens
clueor
clueor
verb
to be named
clueo
clueō
verb
to hear one's self called in some way
Cluilius
Cluilius
cross-reference
name of a Roman gens
Cluilius
Cluilius
noun
a king of Alba
cluior
cluior
cross-reference
cluma
clūma
noun
cluna
clūna
noun
apes
clunaclus
clūnāclus
cross-reference
the sacrificial knife
clunalis
clūnālis
adjective
pertaining to the hinder parts
clunicula
clūnicula
noun
small hinder-parts
cluniculus
clūniculus
noun
small hinder-parts
clunis
clūnis
noun
cluo
cluō
cross-reference
cluo
cluō
verb
to hear one's self called in some way
cluo
cluō
cross-reference
Clupea
Clupea
noun
a town and promontory in
clupea
clupea
noun
a kind of very small river-fish
Clupeae
Clupeae
noun
a town and promontory in
clupeo
clupeō
verb
to arm or furnish with a shield
clupeolum
clupeolum
noun
a small shield
clupeus
clupeus
noun
clupeus
clupeus
noun
The round brazen shield of Roman soldiers
clura
clura
noun
an ape
clurinus
clūrīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to apes
clusaris
clūsāris
adjective
easily shutting or closing
clusarius
clūsārius
adjective
clusilis
clūsilis
adjective
easily closing
Clusinus
Clūsīnus
adjective
pertaining to Clusium
Clusinus
Clūsīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Clusium
Clusium
Clūsium
noun
one of the oldest and most important towns of Etruria
Clusius
Clūsius
noun
a cognomen of Janus
clusor
clūsor
noun
one who encloses or encompasses
cluster
cluster
adjective
cluster
cluster
noun
A clyster
clusum
clūsum
noun
an enclosed place
clusura
clūsūra
noun
clusura
clūsūra
noun
A lock
clusus
clūsus
adjective
Clutomestoridysarchides
Clutomestōridysarchidēs
noun
a comically formed name
clutus
clutus
adverb
famous
Cluvia
Cluvia
noun
a town of Samnium
Cluviana
Cluviāna
cross-reference
of a Cluvius
Cluvianus
Cluviānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Cluvia
Cluvius
Cluvius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens
clybatis
clybatis
noun
a plant
Clymene
Clymenē
noun
The wife of the Ethiopian king Merops
Clymeneis
Clymenēis
noun
a daughter of Clymene
Clymeneius
Clymenēius
adjective
of or pertaining to Clymene
clymenos
clymenos
noun
an unknown plant
Clymenus
Clymenus
noun
A cognomen of Pluto
Clypea
Clypea
noun
Clypeae
Clypeae
noun
a town and promontory in
clypeo
clypeō
cross-reference
clypeo
clypeō
verb
to arm or furnish with a shield
clypeolum
clypeolum
noun
a small shield
clypeum
clypeum
cross-reference
clypeus
clypeus
noun
The round brazen shield of Roman soldiers
clypeus
clypeus
cross-reference
clysmus
clysmus
noun
a clyster
clyster
clyster
noun
A clyster
clysterium
clystērium
noun
a clyster
clysterizo
clystērīzō
verb
to apply a clyster
Clytaemnestra
Clytaemnēstra
noun
the daughter of Tyndarus and Leda
Clytemestra
Clytemēstra
noun
the daughter of Tyndarus and Leda
Clytemnestra
Clytemnēstra
noun
the daughter of Tyndarus and Leda
Clytida
Clytīda
noun
a family of haruspices at Elis
Clytie
Clytiē
noun
one of the daughters of Oceanus
Clytius
Clytius
noun
The name of several heroes mentioned in
Clytus
Clytus
noun
Son of Aegyptus
Cnaeus
Cnaeus
cross-reference
Cnaeus
Cnaeus
noun
a Roman praenomen
cnasonas
cnasonas
cross-reference
cnecus
cnēcus
noun
safflower
cnedinus
cnēdinus
adjective
of nettles
cnemis
cnēmis
noun
a greave
cneoron
cneōron
noun
a plant
cnephosus
cnephōsus
adjective
dark
cnestron
cnēstron
noun
a plant
Cneus
Cnēus
cross-reference
cnicus
cnīcus
noun
safflower
cnicus
cnīcus
cross-reference
cnide
cnīdē
noun
a sea-nettle
cnidinus
cnīdinus
adjective
of nettles
Cnidius
Cnidius
cross-reference
Cnidius
Cnidius
adjective
of or belonging to Gnidus
Cnidius
Cnidius
noun
the inhabitants of Gnidus
Cnidus
Cnidus
cross-reference
Cnidus or gnidos
Cnidus or gnidos
noun
a Doric city in Caria
cnisa
cnīsa
noun
the steam or odor of a sacrifice
cnissa
cnissa
noun
the steam or odor of a sacrifice
cnodax
cnōdax
noun
a pin
Cnosiacus
Cnōsiacus
cross-reference
Cnosius
Cnōsius
adjective
of or belonging to Gnosus
Cnosos, Cnosius
Cnōsos, Cnōsius
expression
Cnossius
Cnossius
adjective
of or belonging to Gnosus
Cnossus
Cnossus
noun
the ancient capital of Crete
Coa
Coa
noun
a fictitious nickname of Clodia
coaccedo
coaccēdō
verb
to come to or be added besides
coacervatim
coacervātim
adverb
by or in heaps
coacervatio
coacervātiō
noun
A heaping together
coacervo
coacervō
verb
to heap together
coacesco
coacescō
verb
to become acid or sour
coacte
coactē
adverb
Shortly
coactile
coactile
noun
thick
coactiliarius
coactiliārius
noun
a maker of thick
coactilis
coactilis
adjective
made thick
coactim
coactim
adverb
concisely
coactio
coactiō
noun
A collecting
coacto
coactō
verb
to constrain
coactor
coactor
noun
A collector of money
coactum
coactum
noun
a thick
coactura
coactūra
noun
coactus
coactus
noun
a forcing
coactus
coactus
adjective
forced
coactus
coactus
adjective
coaddo
coaddō
verb
to add with
coadjutor
coadjūtor
noun
an assistant
coadoro
coadōrō
verb
to worship or adore along with
coadulesco
coadulescō
verb
to grow up along with
coadunatio
coadūnātiō
noun
a uniting into one
coaduno
coadūnō
verb
to unite
coaedifico
coaedificō
verb
to build up together
coaegresco
coaegrescō
verb
to become sick at the same time with
coaegroto
coaegrōtō
verb
to be sick at the same time with
coaequalis
coaequālis
adjective
of equal age
coaequo
coaequō
verb
to make one thing equal or even with another
coaestimo
coaestimō
verb
to estimate together with
coaetaneo
coaetāneō
verb
to be of the same age
coaetaneus
coaetāneus
noun
one of the same age
coaeternus
coaeternus
adjective
coeternal
coaevus
coaevus
adjective
of the same age
coaggero
coaggerō
verb
To heap together
coagito
coagitō
verb
to shake together
coagmentarius
coagmentārius
noun
joining together
coagmentatio
coagmentātiō
noun
a joining or connecting together
coagmento
coagmentō
verb
to join
coagmentum
coagmentum
noun
a joining together
coagulare
coāgulāre
noun
the colon
coagulatio
coāgulātiō
noun
a curdling
coagulo
coāgulō
verb
to cause a fluid to curdle or coagulate
coagulum
coāgulum
noun
a means of coagulation
coalesco
coalescō
verb
To grow together with something
coalitus
coalitus
noun
communion
coalitus
coalitus
adjective
coalo
coalō
verb
to sustain or nourish together with
coambulo
coambulō
verb
to go with
coangusto
coangustō
verb
to bring into a narrow compass
coaptatio
coaptātiō
noun
an accurate joining together
coapto
coaptō
verb
to fit
coarctatio
coarctātiō
noun
a drawing or crowding together
coarctatio
coarctātiō
noun
coarcto
coarcto
noun
coarcto
coarctō
verb
to press together
coaresco
coārescō
verb
to dry or become dry together
coarguo
coarguō
verb
to assail a person or thing in different directions
coargutio
coargūtiō
noun
a convicting
coarmio
coarmiō
noun
a comrade in arms
coarmo
coarmō
verb
to arm together
coartatio
coartātiō
noun
a drawing or crowding together
coarticulo
coarticulō
verb
to cause to articulate
coarto
coartō
verb
to press together
coassatio
coassātiō
noun
a joining of timber
coasso
coassō
verb
to join boards or planks together
coassumo
coassūmō
verb
to assume together
Coastra
Coastra
noun
a people of Lake Maeotis
Coatra
Coātra
noun
a people of Lake Maeotis
coauctio
coauctiō
noun
a joint increase
coaxatio
coaxātiō
cross-reference
coaxo
coaxō
verb
to croak
coaxo
coaxō
verb
coaxsatio
coaxsātiō
noun
a joining of timber
coaxso
coaxsō
verb
to join boards or planks together
Cobiamachus
Cobiamachus
noun
a village in
cobio
cobiō
cross-reference
Cobiomachus
Cobiomachus
noun
a village in
cobion
cōbion
noun
a species of the plant
cobius
cōbius
noun
a fish of small value
cobius
cobius
cross-reference
Cocalidis
Cōcalidis
noun
the daughters of Cocalus
Cocalus
Cōcalus
noun
a mythic king in Sicily
Cocceius
Coccēius
adjective
the name of an Italic gens.
coccinatus
coccinātus
adjective
clothed in scarlet
coccineus
coccineus
adjective
scarlet-colored
coccinum
coccinum
noun
coccinum
coccinum
noun
scarlet garments
coccinus
coccinus
adjective
coccum
coccum
noun
The berry that grows upon the scarlet oak
coccygia
coccȳgia
noun
a kind of sumach used in coloring
coccymelum
coccȳmēlum
noun
a plum
coccyx
coccyx
noun
a cuckoo
cocetum
cocētum
noun
a kind of food prepared from honey and poppies
cochlaca
cochlaca
noun
round stones from a river
cochlea
cōchlea
noun
a snail
cochlea
cochlea
cross-reference
cochlea
cōchlea
cross-reference
cochlea
cochlea
noun
a snail
cochlear
cochlear
cross-reference
cochlear
cochlear
noun
a spoon
cochlear
cōchlear
cross-reference
cochlearium
cochleārium
noun
An enclosure or pen in which snails were kept and fed
cochleatim
cochleātim
adverb
spirally
cochleatus
cochleatus
cross-reference
cochleatus
cochleātus
adjective
spiral or screw-formed
cochleola
cochleola
noun
a small snail
cochlis
cochlis
noun
a precious stone like a snail-shell in form
cochloon
cochloon
noun
a kind of shell-fishes with spiral shells
cociator
cociātor
noun
a broker
cocibilis
cocibilis
cross-reference
cocibilis
cocibilis
adjective
that can be easily cooked
cocinatorius
cocīnātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to the kitchen
cocinatorius
cocīnātōrius
adjective
cocio
cōciō
noun
a broker
cocionatura
cōciōnātūra
noun
brokery
cocionor
cōciōnor
verb
to be a broker
coclaca
coclaca
noun
round stones from a river
coclea
coclea
noun
a snail
coclea
cōclea
noun
a snail
coclear
coclear
noun
a spoon
cocleare
cocleāre
noun
a spoon
coclearium
cocleārium
noun
a spoon
coclearium
cocleārium
noun
An enclosure or pen in which snails were kept and fed
coclearum
cocleārum
noun
a spoon
cocleatim
cocleātim
adverb
spirally
cocleatus
cocleātus
adjective
spiral or screw-formed
cocleola
cocleola
noun
a small snail
Cocles
Cōcles
noun
the cognomen of a Roman
Cocles
Cocles
noun
the cognomen of a Roman
cocles
cōcles
noun
cognomen of a person blind with one eye
cocles
cocles
noun
cognomen of a person blind with one eye
coco
cocō
cross-reference
the sound naturally made by the hen
cocococo
cocococō
cross-reference
the sound naturally made by the hen
cocolobis
cocolobis
noun
a Spanish name for a kind of grape
cocolubis
cocolubis
noun
a Spanish name for a kind of grape
Cocosatis
Cocosātis
noun
a tribe in Aquitania
cocta
cocta
noun
cocta
cocta
noun
water boiled
coctana
coctana
cross-reference
coctanum
coctanum
noun
a kind of small Syrian fig
coctile
coctile
noun
very dry wood
coctilicius
coctilicius
adjective
of or pertaining to dried wood
coctilis
coctilis
adjective
burned
coctio
coctiō
noun
a cooking
coctio
coctiō
noun
coctio
coctiō
noun
a broker
coctito
coctitō
cross-reference
coctivus
coctīvus
adjective
that is easily cooked or ripens early
coctonum
coctonum
noun
a kind of small Syrian fig
coctor
coctor
noun
a cook
coctum
coctum
noun
cooked food
coctura
coctūra
noun
a cooking
cocturarius
coctūrārius
noun
a cook
coctus
coctus
adjective
well considered
coctus
coctus
adjective
cocula
cocula
noun
a female cook
coculum
coculum
noun
A vessel for cooking
cocus
cocus
cross-reference
cocus
cocus
noun
a cook
Cocytius
Cōcȳtius
adjective
of Cocytus
Cocytos
Cōcȳtos
noun
a mythic river in the Lower World
Cocytus
Cōcȳtus
noun
a mythic river in the Lower World
coda
cōda
noun
coda
cōda
noun
the tail
Codeta
Cōdēta
noun
a place in which grew plants resembling the tails of horses
Codetanus
Codētānus
adjective
a place near the Campus Martius
codex
cōdex
noun
The trunk of a tree
codicarius
cōdicārius
adjective
codicaudicarius
cōdicaudicārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the trunks of trees
codicillaris
cōdicillāris
adjective
named or appointed by the emperor's handwriting
codicillarius
cōdicillārius
adjective
named or appointed by the emperor's handwriting
codicillus
cōdicillus
noun
codicillus
cōdicillus
noun
Wood cut and split for burning
codicula
cōdicula
noun
a little tail
Codomannus
Codomannus
noun
cognomen of the last Persian king Darius
Codrio
Codriō
noun
a town in Greek Illyria
Codrion
Codrion
noun
a town in Greek Illyria
Codrus
Cōdrus
noun
The last Athenian king
coecus
coecus
adjective
having no light
coel
coel
cross-reference
Coela
Coela
noun
a deeply-indented maritime region in Eubaea
coelator
coelātor
noun
coelatura
coelātūra
noun
coelebs
coelebs
adjective
unmarried
coelebs
coelebs
adjective
coelectus
coēlectus
adjective
elected together
coelementatus
coelementātus
adjective
composed of elements
coeles
coeles
adjective
heavenly
coeles, coelestini
coeles, coelestīnī
expression
coelestis
coelestis
adjective
coelestis
coelestis
adjective
pertaining to heaven or to the heavens
Coelesyria
Coelēsyria
noun
Caelesyria
Coele syria
Coelē syria
noun
Caelesyria
coeliaca
coeliaca
noun
stomach remedy
coeliacus
coeliacus
adjective
Relating to the abdomen or to the stomach
coelibatus
coelibātus
noun
celibacy
coelibatus
coelibātus
adjective
coelicola
coelicola
noun
Dwelling in heaven
coelicola, coeliculus, coelicus, coelifer, coeligenus
coelicola, coeliculus, coelicus, coelifer, coeligenus
expression
coelicus
coelicus
adjective
celestial
coelifer
coelifer
adjective
supporting the heavens
coelifluus
coelifluus
adjective
flowing from heaven
coeligenus
coeligenus
adjective
heaven-born
coeliger
coeliger
adjective
heaven supporting
coeliloquus
coeliloquus
adjective
heavenly speaking
coeliloquus
coeliloquus
cross-reference
Coelimontanus
Coelimontānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Caelimontium
Coelimontium
Coelimontium
noun
the second region of Rome
Coeliolus
Coeliolus
noun
a part of the Caelian Hill
coelioticus
coeliōticus
adjective
cleansing the stomach or bowels
coelipotens
coelipotens
adjective
powerful in heaven
Coelispex
Coelispex
noun
looking towards the Caelian Hill
coelitus
coelitus
adverb
From heaven
Coelius
Coelius
noun
A Roman gentile name
Coelius
Coelius
adjective
coelum
coelum
noun
to be struck with lightning
coemendatus
coēmendātus
adjective
amended at the same time
coemesis
coemēsis
noun
a somniferous song
coemeterium
coemētērium
noun
a churchyard
coemo
coemō
verb
to purchase together
coemptio
coemptiō
noun
A pretended purchase of an estate which was subjected to a mock sale for the purpose of divesting it of the burden of certain sacrifices attached to it
coemptionalis
coemptiōnālis
adjective
pertaining to a sham sale or a sham marriage
coemptionator
coemptiōnātor
noun
one who enters into the
coemptor
coemptor
noun
one who purchases many things
coemptus
coemptus
adjective
coen
coen
noun
a supping together
coena
coena
cross-reference
coena
coena
noun
the principal meal of the Romans in the early period
coenacularius
coenāculārius
cross-reference
coenacularius
coenāculārius
adjective
pertaining to a garret
coenaculum
coenāculum
noun
a dining-room
coenaculum
coenāculum
cross-reference
coenaticus
coenāticus
adjective
pertaining to a dinner
coenaticus
coenāticus
cross-reference
coenatio
coenātiō
noun
a dining-room
coenatio
coenātiō
cross-reference
coenatiuncula
coenātiuncula
noun
a small dining-room
coenator
coenātor
cross-reference
a diner
coenatorius
coenātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to dinner
coenaturio
coenāturiō
cross-reference
v. desid
coenatus
coenātus
adjective
coenito
coenitō
verb
to dine often or much
coenito
coenitō
cross-reference
coeno
coenō
verb
to take a meal
coeno
coenō
cross-reference
coenobita
coenobīta
noun
a cloister-brother
coenobium
coenobium
noun
a cloister
coenomyia
coenomyia
noun
the common fly
coenon
coenon
noun
a kind of eyesalve
coenositas
coenōsitas
cross-reference
coenositas
coenositās
noun
a dirty place
coenosus
coenōsus
cross-reference
coenosus
coenōsus
adjective
muddy
coenula
coenula
cross-reference
coenula
coenula
noun
a little dinner
coenulentus
coenulentus
cross-reference
coenulentus
coenulentus
adjective
covered with mud
coenum
coenum
noun
dirt
coeo
coeō
verb
To go or come together
coepio
coepiō
verb
to begin
coepiscopatus
coepiscopātus
noun
an associate episcopate
coepiscopus
coepiscopus
noun
an associate bishop
coepto
coeptō
verb
to begin eagerly
coeptum
coeptum
noun
coeptum
coeptum
noun
a work begun
coeptus
coeptus
adjective
begun
coeptus
coeptus
noun
a beginning
coeptus
coeptus
adjective
coepulor
coepulor
verb
to feast together
coepulonus
coepulōnus
noun
a fellowbanqueter or companion at a feast
Coeranus
Coeranus
noun
a Greek Stoic philosopher
coerator
coerātor
cross-reference
coerceo
coerceō
verb
to enclose something on all sides or wholly
coercio
coerciō
noun
a restraining
coercitio
coercitiō
noun
a restraining
coercitor
coercitor
noun
one who restrains
coercitus
coercitus
adjective
coerctio
coerctiō
noun
a restraining
coero
coerō
verb
coerro
coerrō
verb
to go or wander about together
coertio
coertiō
noun
a restraining
coerula
coerula
cross-reference
coeruleus
coeruleus
cross-reference
coetus
coetus
noun
a coming or meeting together
coetus
coetus
adjective
Coeus
Coeus
noun
a Titan
coexercitatus
coexercitātus
adjective
exercised together or at the same time
cofanus
cofānus
noun
a pelican
cogitabilis
cōgitābilis
adjective
conceivable
cogitabundus
cōgitābundus
adjective
thinking
cogitamen
cōgitāmen
noun
thinking
cogitamentum
cōgitāmentum
noun
a thought
cogitate
cōgitātē
adverb
with mature reflection
cogitatim
cōgitātim
adverb
cogitatio
cōgitātiō
noun
a thinking
cogitato
cōgitātō
adverb
cogitatorium
cōgitātōrium
noun
a receptacle of thought
cogitatum
cōgitātum
noun
cogitatum
cōgitātum
noun
cogitatum
cōgitātum
noun
reflections
cogitatum
cōgitātum
noun
cogitatus
cōgitātus
noun
a thinking
cogitatus
cōgitātus
adjective
deliberate
cogitatus
cōgitātus
adjective
cogito
cōgitō
verb
to pursue something in the mind
cognata
cognāta
noun
cognata
cognāta
noun
a blood-relation
cognatio
cognātiō
noun
blood relationship
cognatus
cognātus
adjective
sprung from the same stock
cognatus
cognātus
noun
a blood-relation
cognitio
cognitiō
noun
a becoming acquainted with
cognitionalis
cognitiōnālis
adjective
pertaining to judicial inquiry
cognitionaliter
cognitiōnāliter
adverb
cognitor
cognitor
noun
one who has made himself familiar with a case in law
cognitorius
cognitōrius
adjective
pertaining to an advocate
cognitura
cognitūra
noun
the office of a fiscal agent
cognitus
cognitus
noun
a becoming acquainted with
cognitus
cognitus
adjective
known
cognitus
cognitus
adjective
cognobilis
cognōbilis
adjective
that can be understood
cognomen
cognōmen
noun
A name added to the
cognomentum
cognōmentum
noun
a surname
cognominatio
cognōminātiō
noun
a surname
cognominis
cognōminis
adjective
like - named
cognomino
cognōminō
verb
To furnish with a surname
cognoscens
cognoscens
adjective
cognoscens
cognoscens
adjective
acquainted with
cognoscenter
cognoscenter
adverb
with knowledge
cognoscenter
cognoscenter
cross-reference
cognoscibilis
cognoscibilis
adjective
recognizable
cognoscibiliter
cognoscibiliter
adverb
recognizably
cognosco
cognoscō
verb
To become thoroughly acquainted with
cogo
cōgō
verb
to drive together to one point
cohabitatio
cohabitātiō
noun
a dwelling together
cohabitator
cohabitātor
noun
he who dwells with any one
cohabito
cohabitō
verb
to dwell together
cohaerens
cohaerens
adjective
being in accord
cohaerenter
cohaerenter
adverb
continuously
cohaerentia
cohaerentia
noun
a cohering
cohaereo
cohaereō
verb
to cling together
cohaeres
cohaeres
noun
a coheir
cohaeres
cohaeres
adjective
cohaeresco
cohaerescō
verb
to hang together
cohaesus
cohaesus
adjective
pressed together
cohaesus
cohaesus
adjective
coheres
cohēres
noun
a coheir
coheresco
cohērescō
verb
to hang together
cohibeo
cohibeō
verb
To hold together
cohibilis
cohibilis
adjective
abridged
cohibiliter
cohibiliter
adverb
in an abridged manner
cohibitio
cohibitiō
noun
a restraining
cohibitus
cohibitus
adverb
cohibitus
cohibitus
adjective
confined
cohonesto
cohonestō
verb
to honor in common or abundantly
cohorresco
cohorrescō
verb
to shudder
cohors
cohors
noun
A place enclosed around
cohortalinus
cohortālīnus
adjective
pertaining to an imperial body-guard
cohortalis
cohortālis
adjective
Pertaining to a cattle or poultry-yard
cohortatio
cohortātiō
noun
an exhorting
cohortatiuncula
cohortātiuncula
noun
a short exhortation
cohorticula
cohorticula
noun
a small cohort
cohortor
cohortor
verb
to animate or encourage
cohorto
cohortō
verb
to exhort
cohospes
cohospes
noun
a fellow-guest
cohospitans
cohospitans
adjective
cohum
cohum
cross-reference
cohum
cohum
noun
the strap by which the plough-beam was fastened to the yoke
cohumido
cohūmidō
verb
to moisten all over
coicio
cōiciō
verb
To throw or bring together
coillum
coillum
noun
the inmost part of the house
coimbibo
coimbibō
verb
to imbibe along with
Coinquenda
Coinquenda
noun
a goddess who presided over the felling of trees
coinquinatio
coinquinātiō
noun
a polluting
coinquinatus
coinquinātus
adjective
polluted
coinquino
coinquinō
verb
to defile all over
coinquio
coinquiō
verb
to cut off
coinquo
coinquō
verb
to cut off
coiro
coirō
verb
coitio
coitiō
noun
A coming or meeting together
coitus
coitus
adjective
coitus
coitus
noun
a coming or meeting together
coix
coix
noun
a kind of Ethiopian palm
cojugalis
cojugālis
cross-reference
cojux
cojux
cross-reference
colaphizo
colaphīzō
verb
to box one's ears
colaphus
colaphus
noun
a blow with the fist
colatura
cōlātūra
noun
filtration
colatus
cōlātus
adjective
colatus
cōlātus
adjective
cleansed
Colax
Colax
noun
title of comedies of Menander
colchicum
colchicum
noun
a plant with a poisonous root
Colchicus
Colchicus
adjective
Colchian
Colchis
Colchis
noun
Colchian
Colchis
Colchis
noun
a province in Asia
Colchus
Colchus
noun
a Colchian
Colchus
Colchus
noun
Colchus
Colchus
noun
a Colchian
Colchus
Colchus
adjective
Colchian
coleatus
cōleātus
adjective
pertaining to the
colens
colens
adjective
honoring
colepium
cōlēpium
noun
a knuckle of beef or pork
coles
cōles
noun
coles
coles
noun
a cabbage-stalk
coleus
cōleus
noun
colias
coliās
noun
a kind of tunny-fish
colice
cōlicē
noun
a remedy for the colic
coliculus
cōliculus
noun
the small stalk or stem of a plant
coliculus
cōliculus
noun
colicus
cōlicus
adjective
pertaining to the colic
colina
colīna
noun
a kitchen
colina
colīna
cross-reference
coliphium
cōlīphium
noun
choice bits of meat
coliphium
cōlīphium
noun
a kind of nourishing food for athletae
colis
cōlis
noun
colis
cōlis
noun
a cabbage-stalk
collabasco
collabascō
verb
v.. n
collabefacto
collabefactō
verb
to make to reel
collabefio
collabefīō
verb
to be made to reel or totter
collabello
collabellō
verb
to form by bringing the lips together
collabor
collābor
verb
to fall together
collaboro
collabōrō
verb
to labor with or together
Collabus
Collabus
noun
a comic name
collaceratus
collacerātus
adjective
torn to pieces
collacrimatio
collācrimātiō
noun
a weeping together or very much
collacrimatio
collacrimātiō
noun
a weeping together or very much
collacrimo
collacrimō
verb
to weep together or very much
collacrimo
collācrimō
verb
to weep together or very much
collacrumo
collacrumō
verb
to weep together or very much
collactaneus
collactāneus
adjective
a brother or sister nourished at the same breast
collacteus
collacteus
adjective
a foster-brother
collacticius
collactīcius
noun
collaetor
collaetor
verb
to rejoice together
collaevo
collaevō
verb
to
collaevo
collaevō
verb
collapsio
collapsiō
noun
a falling together
collapsus
collapsus
adjective
collare
collāre
noun
a band or chain for the neck
collaris
collāris
adjective
pertaining to the neck
collarium
collārium
noun
a band or chain for the neck
collatatus
collātātus
adjective
extended
collatero
collaterō
verb
to admit on both sides
Collatia
Collātia
noun
an ancient town of the Sabines
collaticius
collāticius
adjective
brought together
Collatinus
Collātīnus
adjective
of Collatia
Collatinus
Collātīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Collatia
Collatinus
Collātīnus
adjective
Collatinus
Collātīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Collatia
collatio
collātiō
noun
a bringing together
collatitius
collātitius
adjective
collatius
collātius
adjective
brought together
collativum
collātīvum
noun
a contribution in money
collativus
collātīvus
adjective
brought or carried together
collator
collātor
noun
He who bears
collatro
collātrō
verb
to bark or yelp fiercely at
collatus
collātus
adjective
collatus
collātus
noun
a bringing together
collaudabilis
collaudābilis
adjective
worthy of praise in every respect
collaudatio
collaudātiō
noun
warm praise
collaudator
collaudātor
noun
one who praises warmly
collaudo
collaudō
verb
to praise or commend very much
collaxo
collaxō
verb
to make loose or porous
collecta
collecta
noun
A contribution in money
collectaculum
collectāculum
noun
a place of assembling
Collectaneum
Collectāneum
noun
collectaneus
collectāneus
adjective
gathered or collected together
collectarius
collectārius
noun
a money-changer
collecte
collectē
adverb
summarily
collecticius
collecticius
adjective
collected
collectim
collectim
adverb
summarily
collectio
collectiō
noun
a collecting together
collectitius
collectītius
adjective
collectius
collectius
adjective
collected
collectivus
collectīvus
adjective
Collected
collector
collector
noun
a fellow-student
collectum
collectum
noun
that which is collected
collectus
collectus
noun
a collection
collectus
collectus
adjective
collectus
collectus
adjective
contracted
collega
collēga
noun
one who is chosen at the same time with another
collegatarius
collēgātārius
noun
a person to whom is bequeathed a legacy in common with others
collegialis
collēgiālis
adjective
collegial
collegiarius
collēgiārius
adjective
collegial
collegiatus
collēgiātus
noun
he who is with one in a society
collegium
collēgium
noun
the connection of associates
Collegivs
Collegivs
noun
the connection of associates
collema
collēma
noun
that which is glued or cemented together
colleprosus
colleprōsus
noun
a fellow-leper
colleticus
collēticus
adjective
suitable for gluing or sticking together
colletis
collētis
noun
a plant
colleus
cōlleus
noun
a leather bag
collevo
collēvō
verb
to
colliberta
collīberta
noun
a fellowfreedwoman
collibertus
collībertus
noun
a fellowfreedman
collibet
collibet
cross-reference
it pleases
collibro
collībrō
verb
to measure off
collicellus
collicellus
noun
a very little hill
collicia
collicia
noun
channels
colliciaris
colliciāris
adjective
pertaining to water-channels
colliculus
colliculus
noun
a little hill
collido
collīdō
verb
to clash
colliga
colliga
noun
a place for gathering nitrum
colligate
colligātē
adverb
connectedly
colligatio
colligātiō
noun
a binding together
colligo
colligō
verb
v.a
colligo
colligō
verb
to bind
collimitaneus
collīmitāneus
adjective
bordering upon
collimitium
collīmitium
noun
the boundary between two countries
collimito
collīmitō
verb
to border upon
collimitor
collīmitor
verb
to border upon
collimo
collimō
verb
Collina
Collīna
noun
goddess of hills
collina
collīna
noun
hilly land
collineate
collīneātē
adverb
in a direct line
collineo
collīneō
verb
to direct something in a straight line
collino
collinō
verb
to besmear
collinus
collīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to a hill
Collinus
Collīnus
adjective
pertaining to the hills in the northeastern part of Rome
colliphium
collīphium
noun
a kind of nourishing food for athletae
colliphium
collīphium
noun
colliquefactus
colliquefactus
adjective
made fluid
colliquesco
colliquescō
verb
to become fluid
colliquia
colliquia
noun
channels
colliquiae
colliquiaē
adverb
collis
collis
noun
high ground
collisio
collīsiō
noun
a dashing or striking together
collisus
collīsus
adjective
collisus
collīsus
noun
a striking together
collitus
collitus
adjective
collocatio
collocātiō
noun
a putting together
colloco
collocō
verb
to place together
collocupleto
collocuplētō
verb
to make very rich
collocutio
collocūtiō
noun
conversation
collocutor
collocūtor
noun
he who talks with another
colloquium
colloquium
noun
a conversation
colloquor
colloquor
verb
to talk together
collubet
collubet
cross-reference
collubet
collubet
cross-reference
it pleases
collubus
collubus
noun
the exchange of coins of different kinds
collubus
collubus
noun
colluceo
collūceō
verb
to give light on every side
collucesco
collūcescō
verb
to lighten up
colluco
collūcō
verb
to make light
colluctatio
colluctātiō
noun
a wrestling
colluctator
colluctātor
noun
a wrestler
colluctor
colluctor
verb
to struggle
colludium
collūdium
noun
A sporting
colludo
collūdō
verb
to play or sport together
collugeo
collūgeō
verb
to lament
collum
collum
noun
the neck
collumino
collūminō
verb
to illuminate on all sides
colluo
colluō
verb
to wash thoroughly
collurchinatio
collurchinātiō
noun
gross gluttony
collurcin
collurcin
noun
gross gluttony
collus
collus
noun
collus
collus
noun
the neck
collusio
collūsiō
noun
a secret
collusor
collūsor
noun
A companion in play
collusorie
collūsōriē
adverb
in a concerted manner
collustrium
collustrium
noun
a corporation that procured the lustration of the fields of a district
collustro
collustrō
verb
to lighten on all sides
collutio
collūtiō
noun
a rinsing
collutito
collutitō
verb
to soil
collutus
collūtus
adverb
colluviaris
colluviāris
cross-reference
colluvies
colluviēs
noun
a conflux or collection of filth
colluvio
colluviō
noun
a conflux or collection of filth
colluvium
colluvium
noun
a conflux or collection of filth
collybista
collybista
noun
a money-changer
collybus
collybus
noun
the exchange of coins of different kinds
collyra
collȳra
noun
a kind of pastry of a round
collyricus
collȳricus
adjective
of vermicelli
collyrida
collȳrida
noun
a roll or cake
collyriolum
collȳriolum
noun
a small
collyris
collȳris
noun
a roll or cake
collyrium
collȳrium
noun
A tent
Colminia
Colminia
cross-reference
an unknown kind of olive-tree
Colminiana
Colminiana
cross-reference
an unknown kind of olive-tree
colo
colō
verb
to cultivate
colo
cōlō
verb
to filter
colobathrarius
cōlobathrārius
noun
one who walks on stilts
colobicus
colobicus
adjective
mutilated
colobium
colobium
noun
an undergarment with short sleeves
colobos
colobos
adjective
mutilated
colobum
colobum
noun
an undergarment with short sleeves
Colocasitis
Colocāsītis
noun
an island near the coast of Africa
colocasium
colocāsium
noun
an Egyptian bean
colocynthis
colocynthis
noun
the colocynth or coloquintida
colon
cōlon
noun
The colon or great gut
Colona
Colōna
noun
a town in Troas
colona
colōna
noun
a countrywoman
colonarius
colōnārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the
colonatus
colōnātus
noun
the condition of a rustic
Colone
Colōnē
noun
Chemali
Coloneus
Colōnēus
adjective
of or pertaining to the Attic
Colonia
Colōnia
noun
a name given to several colonial or provincial cities
colonia
colōnia
noun
A possession in land
colonia
colōnia
noun
native of a colony
coloniarius
colōniārius
noun
native of a colony
colonica
colōnica
noun
a farm-house
colonicus
colōnicus
adjective
Of or pertaining to agriculture or husbandry
colonus
colōnus
noun
A husbandman
Colophon
Colophon
noun
one of the twelve Ionian towns in Lydia
colophon
colophōn
noun
Colophoniacus
Colophōniacus
adjective
Colophonius
Colophōnius
noun
the Colophonians
Colophonius
Colophōnius
adjective
Colophonian
color
color
noun
color
colorabilis
colōrābilis
adjective
colorate
colōrātē
adverb
in a specious or plausible manner
colorator
colōrātor
noun
a polisher
coloratus
colōrātus
adjective
P.a
coloratus
colōrātus
adjective
coloreius
colōreius
adjective
colored
coloreus
colōreus
adjective
colored
coloro
colōrō
verb
To give a color to
colos
colos
noun
color
colos
colos
noun
Colossa
Colossa
noun
a city of Phrygia on the Lycus
Colossensis
Colossensis
noun
the Colossians
Colosseros
Colosserōs
noun
an appellation of a large and beautiful man
colosseus
colossēus
adjective
colossal
colossiaeus
colossiaeus
adjective
colossal
colossicus
colossicus
adjective
colossal
Colossinus
Colossīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Colossae
colossus
colossus
noun
a gigantic statue
colostra
colostra
noun
the first milk after delivery
colostratio
colostrātiō
noun
a disease of the young caused by the first milk
colostratus
colostrātus
noun
those afflicted with
colostrum
colostrum
noun
the first milk after delivery
colostrum
colostrum
noun
the first milk after delivery
colostrum
colostrum
noun
Colotes
Cōlōtēs
noun
An Epicurean philosopher of Lampsacus
colotes
cōlōtēs
noun
a kind of lizard
colpa
colpa
cross-reference
coluber
coluber
noun
a serpent
colubra
colubra
noun
a female serpent
colubra
colūbra
noun
a female serpent
colubrifer
colubrifer
adjective
serpent-bearing
colubrimodus
colubrimodus
adjective
serpent-like
colubrina
colubrīna
noun
a plant
colubrinus
colubrīnus
adjective
like a serpent
colubrosus
colubrōsus
adjective
serpentine
colum
cōlum
noun
The colon or great gut
colum
cōlum
noun
colum
cōlum
noun
A vessel for straining
columba
columba
noun
a dove
columbar
columbar
noun
a kind of collar
columbaria
columbāria
cross-reference
columbarium
columbārium
noun
A dove-cot
columbarius
columbārius
noun
an oarsman
columbarius
columbārius
adjective
pertaining to doves
columbatim
columbātim
adverb
after the manner of doves
columbinaceus
columbīnāceus
adjective
pertaining to a dove
columbinus
columbīnus
adjective
columbinus
columbīnus
noun
pertaining to a dove or pigeon
columbor
columbor
verb
to bill or kiss like doves
columbula
columbula
noun
a little dove
columbulatim
columbulātim
adverb
in the manner of little doves
columbulus
columbulus
noun
a little dove
columbus
columbus
noun
a male dove or cock - pigeon
Columella
Columella
noun
a Roman cognomen in the
columella
columella
noun
a small column
columellaris
columellāris
adjective
pillar-formed
columen
columen
noun
that which rises in height
columis
columis
adjective
unhurt
columna
columna
noun
A projecting object
columnar
columnar
noun
a stone-quarry
columnaris
columnāris
adjective
rising in the form of a pillar
columnarium
columnārium
noun
a tribute for the pillars of a house
columnarius
columnārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a column
columnatio
columnātiō
noun
a supporting by pillars
columnatus
columnātus
adjective
supported by posts or pillars
columnella
columnella
noun
a small column
columnella
columnella
cross-reference
columnifer
columnifer
adjective
column-bearing
colurnus
colurnus
adjective
made of the hazel-bush
colurus
colūrus
adjective
mutilated
colus
cōlus
noun
The colon or great gut
colus
colus
noun
plur. nom
colustra
colustra
noun
the first milk after delivery
coluteum
colūteum
noun
a pod-like kind of fruit
coluthium
colūthium
noun
a kind of snail of a dark color
colymbas
colymbas
noun
prepared or put in brine
colymbus
colymbus
noun
a swimming-bath
colyphium
cōlȳphium
noun
choice bits of meat
colyx
colyx
noun
a cavern where natron is distilling
com
com
preposition
coma
coma
noun
the hair of the head
comacum
comacum
noun
a kind of cinnamon found in Syria
Comagene
Comāgēnē
noun
The northern province of Syria
Comagene
Cōmāgēnē
adverb
Comagenus
Cōmāgēnus
adverb
Comanenses
Comānenses
noun
its inhabitants
comans
comans
adjective
Having long hair
comans
comans
adjective
Comanum
Comānum
noun
A town in Cappadocia
comarchus
cōmarchus
noun
a chief or governor of a village
comaron
comaron
noun
The fruit of the arbute-tree
comatorius
comātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to the hair
comatulus
comātulus
adjective
having hair neatly or luxuriously curled
comatus
comātus
noun
adj. propr
comatus
comātus
adjective
comatus
comātus
adjective
having long hair
Combe
Combē
noun
the mother of the Curetes
combennones
combennones
noun
combibo
combibō
verb
to drink with any one as a companion
combibo
combibō
noun
a pot-companion
combinatio
combīnātiō
noun
a joining two by two
combino
combīnō
verb
to unite
combretum
combrētum
noun
a kind of rush
combullio
combulliō
verb
to boil fully
comburo
combūrō
verb
to burn up
combustio
combustiō
noun
a burning
combustum
combustum
noun
a burn
combustum
combustum
noun
combustura
combustūra
noun
a burning
combustus
combustus
adjective
Come
Cōmē
noun
a town in Caria
come
comē
noun
a plant
comedo
comedō
verb
to eat entirely up
comedo
comedō
noun
a glutton
comedus
comedus
noun
a glutton
Comensis
Cōmensis
noun
the inhabitants of Comum
Comensis
Cōmensis
adjective
Comensis
Cōmensis
adjective
of or pertaining to Comum
comes
comes
noun
a companion
comesor
cōmesor
verb
to hold a festive procession
comesor
comēsor
noun
an eater
comessor
cōmessor
verb
to hold a festive procession
comesssabundus
cōmesssābundus
adjective
holding a riotous procession
comesssaliter
cōmesssāliter
adverb
as in revelling processions
comesssatio
cōmesssātiō
noun
a Bacchanalian revel
comesssator
cōmesssātor
noun
one who holds or joins in a festive procession
comestibilis
comestibilis
adjective
eatable
comestio
comestiō
noun
a consuming
comestor
comestor
noun
an eater
comestus
comestus
adjective
comesus
comēsus
adjective
comesus
comēsus
noun
an eating
Cometes
Comētēs
noun
a Greek proper name
cometes
comētēs
noun
a comet
comice
cōmicē
adverb
in the manner of comedy
comicus
cōmicus
adjective
of or pertaining to comedy
comicus
cōmicus
noun
An actor of comedy
Cominia
Cominia
cross-reference
an unknown kind of olive-tree
Cominium
Cōminium
noun
a town of Samnium
cominius
cominius
cross-reference
Cominius
Cominius
noun
a Roman proper name
cominus
cōminus
adverb
in close contest
cominus
cōminus
adverb
comis
cōmis
adjective
courteous
comisor
cōmisor
verb
to hold a festive procession
comissabundus
cōmissābundus
adjective
holding a riotous procession
comissaliter
cōmissāliter
adverb
as in revelling processions
comissatio
cōmissātiō
noun
a Bacchanalian revel
comissator
cōmissātor
noun
one who holds or joins in a festive procession
comissor
cōmissor
verb
to hold a festive procession
comitabilis
comitābilis
adjective
attending
comitas
cōmitās
noun
courteousness
comitatensis
comitātensis
adjective
of or pertaining to the dignity or office of courtiers
comitatus
comitātus
adjective
accompanied
comitatus
comitātus
noun
An escort
comitatus
comitātus
adjective
comiter
cōmiter
adverb
courteously
comitia
comitia
noun
comitia
comitia
cross-reference
the assembly of the Romans for electing magistrates
comitiae
comitiae
cross-reference
the assembly of the Romans for electing magistrates
comitialis
comitiālis
adjective
of or pertaining to the comitia
comitialis
comitiālis
noun
one who has the epilepsy
comitialiter
comitiāliter
adverb
epileptically
comitianus
comitiānus
adjective
of or pertaining to the
comitiatus
comitiātus
noun
comitiatus
comitiātus
noun
a military tribune elected at the comitia
comitiatus
comitiātus
noun
an assembly of the people in the comitia
comitio
comitiō
verb
To go into the comitium
comitium
comitium
noun
the place for the assembling of the Romans voting by the curiae
comitium
comitium
noun
comitivus
comitīvus
adjective
pertaining to a chief officer
comitor
comitor
verb
to join one's self to any one as an attendant
comito
comitō
verb
to accompany
comma
comma
noun
A division of a period
commaceratio
commacerātiō
noun
a dissolution
commacero
commacerō
verb
to soften by steeping
commacesco
commacescō
verb
to grow lean
commaculo
commaculō
verb
to
commadeo
commadeō
verb
to become very soft
Commagene
Commāgēnē
noun
The northern province of Syria
commagenum
commāgēnum
noun
a remedy made there
Commagenus
Commāgēnus
noun
the inhabitants of Commagene
Commagenus
Commāgēnus
adjective
of Commagene
commalaxo
commalaxō
verb
to make entirely mild
commando
commando
verb
to chew
commanducatio
commandūcātiō
noun
a chewing
commanducor
commandūcor
verb
to chew much
commanducor
commandūcor
verb
to chew much
commaneo
commaneō
verb
to remain somewhere constantly
commanifesto
commanifestō
verb
to manifest together
commanipularis
commanipulāris
noun
a comrade who is in the same
commanipulatio
commanipulātiō
noun
companionship in a
commanipulo
commanipulō
noun
a comrade of the same
commarceo
commarceō
verb
v. n.
commargino
commarginō
verb
to furnish with a parapet or railing
commaritus
commarītus
noun
an associatehusband
commartyr
commartyr
noun
a fellow-martyr
commasculo
commasculō
verb
to make manly
commastico
commasticō
verb
to chew
commaticus
commaticus
adjective
cut up
commaturesco
commātūrescō
verb
to ripen thoroughly
commeabilis
commeābilis
adjective
that is casily passed through
commeatalis
commeātālis
adjective
pertaining to provisions or supplies
commeator
commeātor
noun
one who goes to and fro
commeatus
commeātus
noun
A going to and fro
commeditor
commeditor
verb
to impress carefully on one's mind
commejo
commējō
verb
commeleto
commeletō
verb
to praclise assiduously
commembratus
commembrātus
adjective
grown up together
commemini
commeminī
cross-reference
v. defect
commemorabilis
commemorābilis
adjective
worth mentioning
commemoramentum
commemorāmentum
noun
a reminding
commemoratio
commemorātiō
noun
a calling to mind
commemorator
commemorātor
noun
one who mentions a thing
commemoratorium
commemorātōrium
noun
a means of remembrance
commemoratus
commemorātus
noun
commemoro
commemorō
verb
to recall an object to memory in all its particulars
commendabilis
commendābilis
adjective
worthy of praise
commendaticia
commendaticia
noun
serving for commendation
commendaticius
commendāticius
adjective
serving for commendation
commendatio
commendātiō
noun
a commendation
commendatitius
commendātitius
adjective
commendatius
commendātius
adjective
serving for commendation
commendativus
commendātīvus
adjective
commendatory
commendator
commendātor
noun
one who commends
commendatorius
commendātōrius
adjective
serving for commendation
commendatrix
commendātrix
noun
that which commends
commendatus
commendātus
adjective
commendatus
commendātus
adjective
Commended
commendo
commendō
verb
to commit to one for preservation
commensor
commensor
verb
to hold a festive procession
commensurabilis
commensūrābilis
adjective
having a common measure
commensuratio
commensūrātiō
noun
symmetry
commensuratus
commensūrātus
adjective
equal
commensus
commensus
adjective
commensus
commensus
noun
a due proportion or measure
commentariensis
commentāriensis
noun
one who takes control
commentariolum
commentāriolum
noun
a short treatise
commentariolus
commentāriolus
noun
a short treatise
commentarium
commentārium
noun
a note-book
commentarius
commentārius
noun
a note-book
commentatio
commentātiō
noun
a diligent meditation upon something
commentator
commentātor
noun
An inventor
commentatus
commentātus
adjective
commenticius
commenticius
adjective
thought out
commentior
commentior
verb
to invent or devise a falsehood
commentius
commentius
adjective
thought out
commentor
commentor
verb
to consider
commento
commentō
verb
v. act
commentor
commentor
noun
one who devises or invents something
commentum
commentum
noun
An invention
commentus
commentus
adjective
devised
commeo
commeō
verb
to go and come
commercator
commercātor
noun
a fellow-trader
commercatus
commercātus
adjective
commerciarius
commerciārius
noun
a fellow-purchaser
commercior
commercior
verb
to trade
commercium
commercium
noun
Commercial intercourse
commercor
commercor
verb
to trade
commereo
commereō
verb
to merit fully
commereor
commereor
verb
To commit
commessor
commessor
verb
to hold a festive procession
commetaculum
commetaculum
noun
rods carried by the flamens
commetior
commētior
verb
to measure
commeto
commētō
verb
v. a.
commeto
commētō
verb
to go frequently
commictilis
commictilis
adjective
that deserves to be defiled
commictus
commictus
adjective
commigratio
commigrātiō
noun
a wandering
commigratio
commīgrātiō
noun
a wandering
commigro
commīgrō
verb
to go or remove somewhere with all one's effects
commigro
commigrō
verb
to go or remove somewhere with all one's effects
commiles
commīles
noun
a fellow-soldier
commilitium
commīlitium
noun
companionship in war
commilito
commīlitō
noun
A comrade
commilito
commīlitō
verb
to be a companion in war
comminabundus
comminābundus
adjective
threatening
comminatio
comminātiō
noun
a threatening
comminativus
comminātīvus
adjective
threatening
comminator
comminātor
noun
a threatener
comminatus
comminātus
adjective
threatened
commingo
commingō
verb
to pollute
comminiscor
comminiscor
verb
to devise something by careful thought
commino
comminō
verb
to drive together
comminor
comminor
verb
to threaten one with something
comminuo
comminuō
verb
to make small
comminus
comminus
adverb
in close contest
comminutus
comminūtus
adjective
commircium
commircium
noun
Commercial intercourse
commis
commis
noun
gum
commis
commis
noun
commisceo
commisceō
verb
to mix or mingle together
commiscibilis
commiscibilis
adjective
that can be mingled
commiscuus
commiscuus
adjective
common
commiseratio
commiserātiō
noun
commiseresco
commiserescō
verb
to commiserate
commiseretur
commiserētur
verb
thou
commiseror
commiseror
verb
v. a. dep
commisero
commiserō
noun
a companion in misfortune
commisor
commisor
verb
to hold a festive procession
commissatio
commissātiō
cross-reference
commissator
commissātor
cross-reference
commissio
commissiō
noun
a setting or bringing together in contest
commissor
commissor
verb
to hold a festive procession
commissor
commissor
noun
a perpetrator
commissoria
commissōria
noun
commissorius
commissōrius
adjective
a clause in the condition of a sale or of a contract
commissum
commissum
noun
commissum
commissum
noun
commissura
commissūra
noun
a joining or connecting together
commissuralis
commissūrālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a juncture
commissus
commissus
adjective
commist
commist
noun
a mixing
commist
commist
noun
a mixing
commistim
commistim
adverb
in a mixed manner
commistus
commistus
adjective
commitigo
commītigō
verb
to make soft
committo
committō
verb
to bring
commixtim
commixtim
adverb
in a mixed manner
commixtim
commixtim
adverb
commixtio
commixtiō
noun
a mixing
commixtum
commixtum
noun
commixtura
commixtūra
noun
a mixing
commixtus
commixtus
adjective
commobilis
commōbilis
adjective
easily moving
commodatio
commodātiō
noun
a rendering of service
commodator
commodātor
noun
commodatum
commodātum
noun
A thing lent
commodatum
commodātum
noun
commodatus
commodātus
adjective
commode
commodē
cross-reference
commode
commodē
adverb
Duly
commoderatus
commoderātus
adjective
brought into the right measure
Commodianus
Commodiānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Commodus
Commodianus
Commodiānus
adjective
commoditas
commoditās
noun
Due measure
Commodius
Commodius
adjective
Commodius
Commodius
adjective
commodo
commodō
verb
adv. temp
commodo
commodō
verb
To adjust according to a measure
commodo
commodō
cross-reference
commodulatio
commodulātiō
noun
regularity
commodule
commodulē
cross-reference
at one's convenience
commodulum
commodulum
noun
a small advantage or profit
commodulum
commodulum
cross-reference
according to convenience
commodum
commodum
cross-reference
adv. temp
commodum
commodum
cross-reference
commodum
commodum
noun
commodum
commodum
noun
A convenient opportunity
commodus
commodus
adjective
that has a due or proper measure
Commodus
Commodus
adjective
Commodus
Commodus
noun
a Roman cognomen
commoenio
commoeniō
verb
Commolenda
Commolenda
noun
a goddess who presided over the felling of trees struck by lightning
commolior
commōlior
verb
to set in motion
commolitus
commolitus
adjective
commolitus
commōlītus
adjective
commollio
commolliō
verb
to soften
commolo
commolō
verb
to grind thoroughly
commonefacio
commonefaciō
verb
to remind one forcibly
commoneo
commoneō
verb
to remind one forcibly of something
commonitio
commonitiō
noun
an earnest reminding or putting in mind
commonitor
commonitor
noun
one who earnestly reminds
commonitorium
commonitōrium
noun
a writing for reminding
commonitorius
commonitōrius
adjective
suitable for reminding
commonitus
commonitus
adjective
commonstro
commonstrō
verb
to show
commoratio
commorātiō
noun
A dwelling
commordeo
commordeō
verb
to bite sharply or eagerly
Commorientes
Commorientes
noun
the title of a comedy of Piautus
commorior
commorior
verb
to die with or at the same time with one
Commoris
Commoris
noun
a fortress in Cilicia
commoror
commoror
verb
to stop
commoror
commoror
verb
to stop
commoro
commorō
verb
commorsico
commorsicō
verb
to bite to pieces
commorsito
commorsitō
verb
to bite to pieces
commortalis
commortālis
adjective
mortal
commosis
commōsis
noun
a gummy substance
commotiae
commotiae
cross-reference
commotio
commōtiō
noun
a moving
commotiuncula
commōtiuncula
noun
a slight excitation of disease
commoto
commōtō
verb
to move very violently
commotor
commōtor
noun
one who sets in motion
commotus
commōtus
noun
a moving
commotus
commōtus
adjective
moved
commotus
commōtus
adjective
commoveo
commoveō
verb
to put something in violent motion
commugento
commugentō
cross-reference
commulceo
commulceō
verb
to caress
commulco
commulcō
verb
to beat violently
communalis
commūnālis
adjective
belonging to the community
commundo
commundō
verb
to cleanse
commune
commūne
noun
that which is common
communicarius dies
commūnicārius dies
expression
communicatio
commūnicātiō
noun
a making common
communicator
commūnicātor
noun
He who makes one a participant in a thing
communicatus
commūnicātus
adjective
communicatus
commūnicātus
noun
a participation
communiceps
commūniceps
adjective
born in the same municipal town
communico
commūnicō
verb
To divide something with one
communicor
commūnicor
verb
communio
commūniō
verb
to fortify on all sides or strongly
communio
commūniō
noun
a communion
communis
commūnis
adjective
that is common to several or to all
communitas
commūnitās
noun
Community
communiter
commūniter
adverb
together
communiter
commūniter
adjective
communitio
commūnītiō
noun
the making or preparing of a way
communitus
commūnitus
participle
communitus
commūnītus
adjective
communitus
commūnitus
adjective
commurmuratio
commurmurātiō
noun
a general murmuring
commurmuror
commurmuror
verb
to murmur to one's self or with others
commurmuror
commurmuror
verb
to murmur to one's self or with others
commutabilis
commūtābilis
adjective
subject to change
commutate
commūtātē
adverb
in a changed or altered manner
commutatio
commūtātiō
noun
a changing
commutatus
commūtātus
noun
a change
commuto
commūtō
verb
To alter wholly
como
cōmō
verb
To bring together
como
comō
verb
to be furnished with hair
comoedia
cōmoedia
noun
a comedy
comoedice
cōmoedicē
adverb
as in comedy
comoedicus
cōmoedicus
adjective
of or pertaining to comedy
comoedus
cōmoedus
adjective
of or pertaining to comedy
comoedus
cōmoedus
noun
a comedian
comoinis
comoinis
adjective
that is common to several or to all
comosus
comōsus
adjective
hairy
compaciscor
compaciscor
verb
to make an agreement
compaco
compācō
verb
to bring to peace
compacticius
compacticius
adjective
agreed upon
compactilis
compactilis
adjective
Pressed or joined together
compactio
compactiō
noun
a joining together
compactius
compactius
adjective
agreed upon
compactivus
compactīvus
adjective
suitable for joining
compactum
compactum
noun
compactum
compactum
noun
an agreement
compactura
compactūra
noun
a joining together
compactus
compactus
adjective
compactus
compactus
adjective
compactus
compactus
adjective
compact
compaedagogita
compaedagōgīta
noun
educated in the same paedagogium
compaedagogius
compaedagōgius
noun
compaganus
compāgānus
noun
an inhabitant of the same village
compages
compāgēs
noun
a joining together
compagina
compāgina
noun
a joining together
compaginatio
compāginātiō
noun
a joining
compagino
compāginō
verb
To join together
compago
compāgō
noun
a joining together
compago
compāgō
noun
compagus
compāgus
noun
one belonging to the nearest village
compalpo
compalpō
verb
to stroke
compar
compar
adjective
like or equal to another
comparabilis
comparābilis
adjective
that may be compared
comparate
comparātē
adverb
by comparison
comparaticius
comparāticius
adjective
furnished by contribution
comparaticius
comparāticius
adjective
comparable
comparatio
comparātiō
noun
a comparing
comparatio
comparātiō
noun
A preparing
comparative
comparātīvē
adverb
with comparison
comparativum
comparātīvum
noun
words in the comparative degree
comparativus
comparātīvus
adjective
of or pertaining to comparison
comparator
comparātor
noun
a comparer
comparator
comparātor
noun
a purchaser
comparatus
comparatus
noun
a relation
comparco
comparcō
verb
to save
compareo
compāreō
verb
to be perfectly evident or apparent
comparilis
comparilis
adjective
equal
comparo
comparō
verb
To prepare something with zeal
comparo
comparō
verb
to couple together in the same relation
comparticeps
comparticeps
adjective
partaking
compartior
compartior
verb
to divide something with one
comparturio
comparturiō
verb
to be associated in childbirth
compasco
compasco
verb
To feed together
compascuus
compascuus
adjective
of or pertaining to common pasturage
compassibilis
compassibilis
adjective
suffering with one
compassio
compassiō
noun
fellow-suffering
compastor
compastor
noun
a fellow-herdsman
compastus
compastus
adjective
compatior
compatior
verb
To suffer with one
compatriota
compatriōta
noun
a fellow-citizen
compatronus
compātrōnus
noun
a fellow-patron
compatronus
compatrōnus
noun
a fellow-patron
compauper
compauper
noun
a companion in poverty
compavesco
compavescō
verb
to be thoroughly terrified
compavio
compaviō
verb
v. a.
compavitus
compavītus
verb
v. a.
compeccator
compeccātor
noun
a fellow-sinner
compecco
compeccō
verb
to err or commit a fault together
compeciscor
compeciscor
verb
to make an agreement
compeciscor
compeciscor
cross-reference
compectum
compectum
noun
an agreement
compectum
compectum
adjective
compectus
compectus
adjective
compedio
compediō
verb
to fetter
compedis
compedis
noun
compedus
compedus
adjective
fettering
compellatio
compellātiō
noun
an accosting
compello
compellō
verb
to drive together to a place
compello
compellō
verb
to accost one
compendiaria
compendiāria
noun
a short way or method
compendiarium
compendiārium
noun
compendiarius
compendiārius
adjective
short
compendifacio
compendifaciō
verb
compendio
compendiō
verb
To shorten
compendiose
compendiōsē
adverb
compendiously
compendiosus
compendiōsus
adjective
Advantageous
compendium
compendium
noun
that which
compendo
compendō
verb
to weigh
compensatio
compensātiō
noun
a weighing
compensativus
compensātīvus
adjective
serving for compensating
compensato
compensātō
adverb
with compensation or reward
compenso
compensō
verb
to poise
comperco
compercō
verb
comperco
compercō
verb
to save
comperegrinus
comperēgrīnus
noun
a fellowstranger
comperegrinus
comperegrīnus
noun
a fellowstranger
comperendinatio
comperendinātiō
noun
a deferring of the time
comperendinatus
comperendinātus
noun
comperendino
comperendinō
verb
to cite a defendant to a new time of trial
comperendinus
comperendinus
adjective
the third following day to which a trial was deferred
compereo
compereō
verb
to perish together
comperio
comperiō
verb
to disclose wholly
comperior
comperior
verb
to ascertain
compernis
compernis
adjective
with the knees bent inwards
comperpetuus
comperpetuus
adjective
coeternal
comperte
compertē
adverb
on good authority
compertus
compertus
noun
experience
compes
compēs
noun
fetter or shackle
compes
compes
noun
compesco
compescō
verb
to fasten together
competens
competens
adjective
Corresponding to
competens
competens
cross-reference
competenter
competenter
adverb
suitably
competentia
competentia
noun
a meeting together
competitio
competītiō
noun
An agreement
competitor
competītor
noun
a rival
competitrix
competītrix
noun
a female competitor
competo
competō
verb
to strive after something in company or together
competum
competum
noun
a place where several ways meet
competum
competum
cross-reference
compilatio
compīlātiō
noun
a raking together
compilator
compīlātor
noun
a plunderer
compilo
compīlō
verb
to snatch together and carry off
compingo
compingō
verb
to paint over
compingo
compingō
verb
To join or unite several parts into one whole
compinguesco
compinguescō
verb
to thicken to a solid substance
compitalaris
compitālāris
adjective
compitalia
compitālia
noun
a festival
compitalicius
compitālicius
adjective
of or belonging to the
compitalis
compitālis
adjective
of or pertaining to the cross-ways
compitals
compitāls
noun
priests of the
compitius
compitius
adjective
of or belonging to the
compitum
compitum
noun
a place where several ways meet
compitus
compitus
noun
a place where several ways meet
complaceo
complaceō
verb
To be pleasing at the same time
complacitus
complacitus
adjective
pleased
complaco
complācō
verb
to conciliate greatly
complanator
complānātor
noun
one who makes level
complano
complānō
verb
to make even
complantatio
complantātiō
noun
a planting
complanto
complantō
verb
to plant together
complatonicus
complatōnicus
noun
a fellow-Platonist
complaudo
complaudō
verb
to applaud together
complecto
complectō
adverb
complecto
complectō
verb
complector
complector
verb
to entwine around a person or thing
complector
complector
adverb
complementum
complēmentum
noun
that which fills up or completes
compleo
compleō
verb
to fill up
completio
complētiō
noun
A filling
completivus
complētīvus
adjective
serving for filling up
completor
complētor
noun
one who fills up
completorium
complētōrium
noun
a service containing prayers at the close of the day
completus
complētus
adjective
completus
complētus
adjective
complex
complex
adjective
closely connected with one
complexio
complexiō
noun
a combination
complexive
complexīvē
adverb
complexivus
complexīvus
adjective
serving for connecting
complexor
complexor
verb
to embrace closely
complexo
complexō
verb
to encompass
complexus
complexus
noun
a surrounding
complexus
complexus
adjective
complicabilis
complicābilis
adjective
that may be folded together
complicatio
complicātiō
noun
A folding together
complico
complicō
verb
to fold together
complodo
complōdō
verb
to strike or clap the hands together in applauding
comploratio
complōrātiō
noun
a loud
comploratus
complōrātus
noun
a loud
comploro
complōrō
verb
to bewail
complosus
complōsus
adjective
complue
complūe
noun
many things
compluo
compluō
verb
to flow together
complures
complūres
adjective
more than one
compluriens
complūriens
adverb
several times
compluries
complūries
adverb
several times
compluscule
complusculē
adverb
pretty often
complusculi
complusculī
adjective
a good many
Complutensis
Complūtensis
adjective
of or belonging to Complutum
Complutensis
Complūtensis
noun
the people of Complutum
complutor
complūtor
noun
he who gives rain
Complutum
Complūtum
noun
a town of the Carpetani in
compluviatus
compluviātus
adjective
fashioned like a
compluvium
compluvium
noun
a quadranguiar open space in the middle of a Roman house
componderans
componderans
adjective
weighing
compono
compōnō
verb
to put
comportatio
comportātiō
noun
a bringing or carrying together
comportionalis
comportiōnālis
adjective
the limits between the boundaries of possessions
comporto
comportō
verb
to bear
compos
compos
adjective
having the mastery
composcens
composcens
adjective
demanding at the same time
composite
compositē
adverb
in an orderly
compositicius
compositicius
adjective
compound
compositio
compositiō
noun
A putting together
compositius
compositius
adjective
compound
compositivus
compositīvus
adjective
suitable for uniting
composito
compositō
adverb
compositor
compositor
noun
an orderer
compositum
compositum
noun
that which is agreed
compositura
compositūra
noun
a joining together
compositus
compositus
adjective
compositus
compositus
adjective
compossessor
compossessor
noun
a jointpossessor
compostura
compostūra
noun
a joining together
compostura
compostūra
noun
compostus
compostus
adjective
compostus
compostus
adjective
compotatio
compōtātiō
noun
a drinking together
compotator
compōtātor
noun
a drinking-companion
compotens
compotens
adjective
having power with one
compotio
compotiō
verb
to make partaker of
compotor
compōtor
noun
a drinking-companion
compotrix
compōtrix
noun
a female drinking - companion
compraecido
compraecīdō
verb
to cut off at the same time
compraehendo
compraehendō
verb
to lay hold of something on all sides
compraendo
compraendō
verb
to lay hold of something on all sides
compraes
compraes
noun
a joint-surety
compransor
compransor
noun
a companion in a banquet
comprecatio
comprecātiō
noun
a common or public imploring of a deity
comprecor
comprecor
verb
to pray to
comprehendo
comprehendō
verb
to lay hold of something on all sides
comprehensibile
comprehensibile
noun
comprehensibilis
comprehensibilis
adjective
that can be seized or laid hold of
comprehensio
comprehensiō
noun
a seizing or laying hold of with the hands
comprehensivus
comprehensīvus
adjective
comprehensible
comprehenso
comprehensō
verb
to embrace
comprehensus
comprehensus
adjective
comprendo
comprendō
verb
to lay hold of something on all sides
comprendo
comprendō
verb
comprensus
comprensus
adjective
compresbyter
compresbyter
noun
a fellowpresbyter
compresse
compressē
adverb
In a compressed manner
compressio
compressiō
noun
a pressing together
compresso
compressō
verb
to press
compressor
compressor
noun
one who compresses
compressus
compressus
adjective
pressed together
compressus
compressus
noun
a pressing together
comprimo
comprimō
verb
to press or squeeze together
comprobatio
comprobātiō
noun
approbation
comprobator
comprobātor
noun
an approver
comprobo
comprobō
verb
to approve wholly of something
compromissarius
comprōmissārius
adjective
pertaining to arbitration
compromissum
comprōmissum
noun
a mutual promise to abide by the award of an arbiter
compromitto
comprōmittō
verb
to promise mutually to abide by the decision of an arbiter
comprovincialis
comprōvinciālis
adjective
born in the same province
Compsa
Compsa
noun
a town of the Hirpini in Samnium
Compsanus
Compsānus
noun
the inhabitants of Compsa
Compsanus
Compsānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Compsa
compte
comptē
adverb
with ornament
comptionalis
comptiōnālis
cross-reference
comptionalis
cōmptiōnālis
adjective
pertaining to a sham sale or a sham marriage
comptor
comptor
noun
one who adorns
comptulus
comptulus
adjective
luxuriously decked
comptus
comptus
noun
a band
comptus
comptus
adjective
adorned
comptus
comptus
noun
an ornament for the hair or head
compugnantia
compugnantia
noun
a fighting together
compugno
compugnō
verb
To fight or contend together
compulsamentum
compulsāmentum
noun
an impelling
compulsatio
compulsātiō
noun
pressing together
compulsio
compulsiō
noun
An urging
compulso
compulsō
verb
To press or strike violently
compulsor
compulsor
noun
a driver
compulsus
compulsus
noun
striking together
compulsus
compulsus
adjective
Compulteria
Compulteria
noun
a little town in Samnium
compunctio
compunctiō
noun
a puncture
compunctorius
compunctōrius
adjective
admonitory
compunctus
compunctus
adjective
compungo
compungō
verb
to prick or puncture severely
compurgatio
compurgātiō
noun
a complete purification
compurgo
compurgō
verb
to purify completely
computabilis
computābilis
adjective
that may be computed
computatio
computātiō
noun
a computing
computator
computātor
noun
a computer
computo
computō
verb
To sum up
computresco
computrescō
verb
computresco
compūtrescō
verb
computus
computus
noun
a computation
comte
comtē
adverb
comte
comtē
adverb
with ornament
comtulus
comtulus
adjective
luxuriously decked
comtus
comtus
noun
an ornament for the hair or head
comtus
comtus
adjective
adorned
comula
comula
noun
pretty hair
Comum
Cōmum
noun
a considerable town in
con
con
cross-reference
conabilis
cōnābilis
adjective
laborious
conamen
cōnāmen
noun
an effort
conamentum
cōnāmentum
noun
an instrument for uprooting a plant
conatio
cōnātiō
noun
an undertaking
conatum
cōnātum
noun
conatum
cōnātum
noun
conatum
cōnātum
noun
pass
conatus
cōnātus
noun
an effort
conauditum
conaudītum
cross-reference
conbibo
conbibō
verb
to drink with any one as a companion
conbibo
conbibō
noun
a pot-companion
conbino
conbīnō
verb
to unite
conbullio
conbulliō
verb
to boil fully
conburo
conbūrō
verb
to burn up
concaco
concacō
verb
to defile with ordure
concaeds
concaeds
noun
an abattis
concaen
concaen
noun
a supping together
concalefacio
concalefaciō
verb
to warm thoroughly
concalefactorius
concalefactōrius
cross-reference
concalefactus
concalefactus
adjective
concalefio
concalefīō
verb
to be warmed thoroughly
concaleo
concaleō
verb
to be thoroughly warm
concalesco
concalescō
verb
grow thoroughly warm
concalfactorius
concalfactōrius
adjective
suitable for warming
concallesco
concallescō
verb
to become hard or callous
concameratio
concamerātiō
noun
a vaulting
concamero
concamerō
verb
to vault or arch over
concandesco
concandescō
verb
Concanus
Concanus
noun
a savage people of Cantabria in
concapit
concapit
cross-reference
concaptivus
concaptīvus
noun
a fellow-captive
concarnatio
concarnātiō
noun
a uniting with flesh
concarno
concarnō
verb
to unite or clothe with flesh
concastigo
concastīgō
verb
to chastise severely
concatenatio
concatēnātiō
noun
a connecting
concateno
concatēno
verb
to link or bind together
concatervatus
concatervātus
adjective
heaped or crowded together
concavitas
concavitās
noun
a hollow
concavo
concavō
verb
to make hollow
concavum
concavum
noun
hollow places
concavus
concavus
adjective
hollow
concedo
concēdō
verb
to go
concelebro
concelēbrō
verb
v..a
concelebro
concelebrō
verb
v..a
concellita
concellīta
noun
he who dwells with one in a cell
concelo
concēlō
verb
to conceal carefully
concenatio
concēnātiō
noun
a supping together
concentio
concentiō
noun
a singing together
concentor
concentor
noun
one who sings
concenturio
concenturiō
verb
v. a.
concentus
concentus
noun
sounds blending harmoniously together
conceptaculum
conceptāculum
noun
that which receives something
conceptio
conceptiō
noun
A comprehending
conceptionalis
conceptiōnālis
adjective
pertaining to conception
conceptivus
conceptīvus
adjective
That is conceived
concepto
conceptō
verb
To conceive
conceptum
conceptum
noun
capacity
conceptum
conceptum
noun
conceptum
conceptum
noun
the fetus
conceptus
conceptus
adjective
P. a.
conceptus
conceptus
adjective
conceptus
conceptus
noun
A collecting
concerno
concernō
verb
to mix
concerpo
concerpō
verb
to pluck
concerra
concerra
cross-reference
concerra
concerra
noun
a playfellow
concerro
concerrō
cross-reference
concerro
concerrō
noun
a jolly companion
concertatio
concertātiō
noun
a strife of words
concertativus
concertātīvus
adjective
pertaining to controversy
concertator
concertātor
noun
one who contends or vies with another
concertatorius
concertātōrius
adjective
pertaining to controversy or disputation
concerto
concertō
verb
to contend with any one zealously or warmly
concertor
concertor
verb
v. dep.
concessatio
concessātiō
noun
a stopping
concessio
concessiō
noun
an allowing
concessivus
concessīvus
adjective
pertaining to concession
concesso
concessō
verb
to cease
concessus
concessus
adjective
concessus
concessus
noun
a permitting
concha
concha
noun
A biva_lve shell-fish
conchatus
conchātus
adjective
shellformed
concheus
concheus
adjective
of or pertaining to a shell-fish
conchicla
conchicla
noun
the boiled bean
conchicla
conchīcla
noun
the boiled bean
conchiclatus
conchīclātus
adjective
prepared with beans
conchiclatus
conchiclātus
adjective
prepared with beans
conchis
conchis
noun
a kind of bean boiled with the pods
conchita
conchīta
noun
a catcher of shell-fish
conchula
conchula
noun
a small shell-fish
conchyliarius
conchȳliārius
noun
a purple dyer
conchyliatus
conchȳliātus
adjective
Of a purple color
conchylilegulus
conchȳlilegulus
noun
a collector of shell-fish
conchylium
conchȳlium
noun
A shell-fish
concido
concīdō
verb
to cut up
concido
concidō
verb
to fall together
conciens
conciens
adjective
pregnant
concieo
concieō
verb
to urge
conciliabulum
conciliābulum
noun
a place of assembly
conciliatio
conciliātiō
noun
A connection
conciliator
conciliātor
noun
He who provides
conciliatricula
conciliātrīcula
noun
that which concitiates
conciliatrix
conciliātrix
noun
that which occasions
conciliatura
conciliātūra
noun
the trade of procurer
conciliatus
conciliātus
noun
a union
conciliatus
conciliātus
adjective
friendly
conciliatus
conciliātus
adjective
conciliciatus
conciliciātus
adjective
clothed in a garment of hair
concilio
conciliō
verb
To bring together several objects into one whole
concilium
concilium
noun
a collection of people
concinens
concinens
adjective
P. a.
concinens
concinens
adjective
concinentia
concinentia
noun
musical harmony
concineratus
concinerātus
adjective
sprinkled with ashes
concingo
concingō
verb
to gird
concinnaticius
concinnāticius
adjective
skilfully prepared
concinnatio
concinnātiō
noun
an adjusting
concinnatius
concinnātius
adjective
skilfully prepared
concinnator
concinnātor
noun
An arranger
concinne
concinnē
adjective
fitly
concinne
concinnē
cross-reference
concinnitas
concinnitās
noun
a neat
concinniter
concinniter
cross-reference
concinniter
concinniter
adverb
concinnitudo
concinnitūdō
noun
beauty of style
concinno
concinnō
verb
to join fitly together
concinnus
concinnus
adjective
fitly
concino
concinō
verb
sound together
concio
conciō
noun
a meeting
concio
conciō
cross-reference
concio
conciō
verb
concionabundus
conciōnābundus
cross-reference
concionalis
conciōnālis
cross-reference
concipilo
concipilō
verb
to seize
concipio
concipiō
verb
to take or lay hold of
concise
concīsē
adverb
briefly
concisio
concīsiō
noun
a cutting
concisor
concīsor
noun
one who cuts down or fells
concisorius
concīsōrius
adjective
suitable for cutting
concisura
concīsūra
noun
A dividing
concisus
concīsus
adjective
divided
concitamentum
concitāmentum
noun
an incentive
concitate
concitātē
adverb
Quickly
concitatio
concitātiō
noun
a hastening
concitator
concitātor
noun
one who excites or rouses
concitatrix
concitātrix
noun
that which excites or stirs up
concitatus
concitātus
adjective
Violently moved
concitatus
concitātus
noun
impulse
concito
concitō
verb
to move violently
concitor
concitor
noun
he who rouses or excites
concitus
concītus
adjective
concitus
concitus
adjective
concitus
concitus
noun
an inciting
conciuncula
conciuncula
cross-reference
concivis
concīvis
noun
a fellow-citizen
conclamans
conclāmans
adjective
noisy
conclamans
conclāmans
adjective
P
conclamatio
conclāmātiō
noun
a loud shouting or calling of many persons together
conclamatus
conclāmātus
adjective
conclamatus
conclāmātus
adjective
conclamito
conclāmitō
verb
to call
conclamo
conclāmō
verb
a.
conclausus
conclausus
adjective
conclavatae
conclāvātae
cross-reference
conclave
conclāve
noun
a room
conclavo
conclāvō
cross-reference
to nail together
conclericus
conclēricus
noun
a fellow-clergyman
concludenter
conclūdenter
adverb
by consequence
concludo
conclūdō
verb
to shut up closely
concluse
conclūsē
adverb
with periods rhetorically rounded
conclusio
conclūsiō
noun
A shutting up
conclusiuncula
conclūsiuncula
noun
a trifling or captious conclusion
conclusive
conclūsīvē
adverb
in form of a conclusion
conclusum
conclūsum
noun
a conclusion in a syllogism
conclusura
conclūsūra
noun
a joining
conclusus
conclūsus
adjective
confined
conclusus
conclūsus
noun
a shutting up
conclusus
conclūsus
adjective
concoctio
concoctiō
noun
digestion
concoctus
concoctus
adjective
concoenatio
concoenātiō
cross-reference
concolona
concolōna
noun
she who inhabits the same town or house with one
concolor
concolor
adjective
of the same color
concolorans
concolōrans
adjective
of the same color
concolorus
concolōrus
adjective
concomitatus
concomitātus
adjective
accompanied
concomitor
concomitor
verb
to attend
conconcio
conconcio
verb
to urge
conconcreduo
conconcrēduō
verb
to intrust
concopulo
concōpulō
verb
to join
concoquo
concoquō
verb
To boil or seethe together
concordabilis
concordābilis
adjective
easily according
concordatio
concordātiō
noun
concord
concorde
concordē
adverb
concordantly
concordia
concordia
noun
an agreeing together
Concordia
Concordia
noun
The goddess of Concord
concordialis
concordiālis
adjective
of or pertaining to concord or union
Concordialis
Concordiālis
noun
a priest of Concordia
Concordiensis
Concordiensis
noun
The inhabitants of a town in Lusitania
concordis
concordis
adjective
of the same mind
concorditas
concorditās
noun
concord
concorditer
concorditer
adverb
harmoniously
concordo
concordō
verb
to agree together
concorporalis
concorporālis
adjective
of or belonging to the same body or company
concorporalis
concorporālis
noun
a comrade
concorporatio
concorporātiō
noun
a union
concorporificatus
concorporificātus
adjective
united in one body
concorporo
concorporō
verb
to unite in one body
concors
concors
adjective
of the same mind
concrasso
concrassō
verb
to thicken
concreatus
concreātus
adjective
created together
concrebresco
concrebrescō
verb
concrebresco
concrēbrescō
verb
concredo
concrēdō
verb
to intrust
concreduo
concrēduō
cross-reference
concrematio
concremātiō
noun
a burning up
concrementum
concrēmentum
noun
a mixture
concremo
concremō
verb
to burn up
concrepatio
concrepātiō
noun
a noise
concrepito
concrepitō
verb
to rattle or sound much or loudly
concrepo
concrepō
verb
to cause to sound or rattle
concrescentia
concrescentia
noun
a condensing
concresco
concrescō
verb
to grow together
concretio
concrētiō
noun
compacting
concretum
concrētum
noun
firm or solid matter
concretus
concrētus
adjective
grown together
concretus
concrētus
noun
condensation
concretus
concrētus
adjective
concriminor
concrīminor
verb
concrispo
concrispō
verb
To curl
concrispus
concrispus
adjective
adj.
concrucifigo
concrucifīgō
verb
to crucify together
concrucio
concruciō
verb
to torment
concrus
concrus
noun
a joint father-in-law or mother-in-law
concrustatus
concrustātus
adjective
entirely covered with a crust
concubatio
concubātiō
noun
a lying or reclining upon
concubina
concubīna
noun
concubina
concubīna
noun
one who lives in concubinage
concubinalis
concubīnālis
adjective
lascivious
concubinatus
concubīnātus
noun
Union of a man with an unmarried woman
concubinus
concubīnus
noun
one who lives in concubinage
concubitalis
concubitālis
adjective
pertaining to coition
concubitio
concubitiō
noun
coition
concubitor
concubitor
noun
a bed-fellow
concubitus
concubitus
noun
A lying together
concubium
concubium
noun
that part of the night in which the first sleep falls upon men
concubium
concubium
noun
concubius
concubius
adjective
of or belonging to lying in sleep
concubo
concubō
cross-reference
present
conculcatio
conculcātiō
noun
a treading under foot
conculcatus
conculcātus
noun
a trampling upon
conculco
conculcō
verb
to tread under foot
concumbo
concumbō
verb
to lie together
concumulatus
concumulātus
adjective
heaped up
concupiens
concupiens
adjective
P. a.
concupio
concupiō
verb
to be very desirous
concupiscentia
concupiscentia
noun
an eager desire
concupiscentialis
concupiscentiālis
adjective
full of desire
concupiscentialiter
concupiscentiāliter
adverb
lustfully
concupiscentivus
concupiscentīvus
adjective
passionately desiring
concupiscibilis
concupiscibilis
adjective
worthy to be longed for
concupiscitivus
concupiscitīvus
adjective
passionately desiring
concupisco
concupiscō
verb
to long much for a thing
concupitor
concupītor
noun
one who longs eagerly for or covets something
concupitus
concupītus
adjective
concurator
concūrātor
noun
a joint-guardian
concurialis
concūriālis
noun
one of the same curia
concuro
concūrō
verb
to care for suitably
concurro
concurrō
verb
To run together
concursatio
concursātiō
noun
A running together
concursator
concursātor
noun
one who runs hither and thither
concursatorius
concursātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to skirmishing
concursio
concursiō
noun
a running or meeting together
concurso
concursō
verb
To come violently together
concursus
concursus
noun
A running or flocking together
concurvo
concurvō
verb
to curve
concussibilis
concussibilis
adjective
that can be shaken
concussio
concussiō
noun
a shaking
concussor
concussor
noun
one who extorts money by threats
concussura
concussūra
noun
the extorting of money by threats
concussus
concussus
adjective
concussus
concussus
noun
a shaking
concussus
concussus
adjective
P. a.
concustodio
concustōdiō
verb
to guard
concutio
concutiō
verb
To strike one upon another
condalium
condalium
noun
a little ring for slaves
Condate
Condāte
noun
a town of Aquitania
condator
condator
cross-reference
joint contributor
condecens
condecens
adjective
condecens
condecens
adjective
P. a.
condecenter
condecenter
adverb
condeceo
condeceō
verb
v. impers.
condecerno
condēcernō
verb
to decide
condeclino
condēclīnō
verb
to decline in the same manner
condecoro
condecorō
verb
to ornament
condecurialis
condecuriālis
noun
he who has been a decurion with one
condecurio
condecuriō
noun
a fellow-decurion
condelector
condēlector
verb
to be delighted with something
condeliquesco
condēliquescō
verb
to melt wholly or completely
condemnabilis
condemnābilis
adjective
worthy of condemnation
condemnatio
condemnātiō
noun
a condemning
condemnator
condemnātor
noun
One who gives sentence
condemno
condemnō
verb
To sentence
condensatio
condensātiō
noun
a condensing
condenseo
condenseo
verb
to make very dense
condenso
condensō
verb
condensus
condensus
adjective
very dense
condepso
condepsō
verb
to knead together
condescendo
condēscendō
verb
to stoop
condescensio
condēscensiō
noun
condescension
condesertor
condēsertor
noun
a fellow-deserter
condicio
condiciō
noun
an agreement
condicionabilis
condiciōnābilis
adjective
conditional
condicionalis
condiciōnālis
adjective
with a condition attached
condicionaliter
condiciōnāliter
adverb
adv.
condico
condīcō
verb
To talk a thing over together
condicticius
condictīcius
prefix
of or pertaining to a demand of restitution
condictio
condictiō
noun
the proclamation of a festival
condigne
condignē
adverb
very worthily
condignus
condignus
adjective
wholly deserving
condimentarius
condīmentārius
noun
one who prepares or sells spices
condimentarius
condīmentārius
adjective
of or pertaining to spices or seasoning
condimentum
condīmentum
noun
condio
condiō
verb
To put fruit
condiscipula
condiscipula
noun
a female school-fellow
condiscipulatus
condiscipulātus
noun
companionship in school
condiscipulus
condiscipulus
noun
a school-mate
condisco
condiscō
verb
To learn with or in company with one
conditaneus
condītāneus
adjective
suitable for pickling or preserving
conditicius
conditicius
adjective
laid up
conditio
conditiō
cross-reference
conditio
conditiō
noun
an agreement
conditio
condītiō
noun
A preserving of fruits
conditio
conditiō
noun
a making
conditionabilis
conditiōnābilis
cross-reference
conditionalis
conditiōnālis
adjective
with a condition attached
conditionalis
conditiōnālis
cross-reference
conditionaliter
conditiōnāliter
cross-reference
conditius
conditius
adjective
laid up
conditivum
conditīvum
noun
a tomb
conditivus
conditīvus
adjective
suitable for laying up or preserving
Conditor
Conditor
cross-reference
nom. propr.
conditor
conditor
noun
a maker
conditor
condītor
noun
one who prepares a thing in a savory manner
conditorium
conditōrium
noun
a place where any thing is laid up
conditrix
conditrix
noun
She who lays to rest
conditrix
condītrix
noun
She who lays to rest
conditum
condītum
noun
aromatic wine
conditum
conditum
noun
the laid up store
conditura
conditūra
noun
a preparing
conditura
condītūra
noun
A preserving of fruits
conditus
conditus
adjective
close
conditus
conditus
noun
a preparing
conditus
condītus
noun
a preserving of fruits
condo
condō
verb
to bring
condocefacio
condocefaciō
verb
to train
condoceo
condoceō
verb
to exercise
condoctor
condoctor
noun
a fellow-teacher
condoctus
condoctus
adjective
condoleo
condoleō
verb
to feel severe pain
condolesco
condolescō
verb
to feel severe pain
condomo
condomō
verb
to tame completely
condonatio
condōnātiō
noun
a giving away
condono
condōnō
verb
to give something to one
condormio
condormiō
verb
to fall quite asleep
condormisco
condormiscō
verb
to go entirely to sleep
condrilla
condrilla
cross-reference
Condrusus
Condrūsus
noun
a people in
condrylla
condrylla
cross-reference
conducenter
condūcenter
adverb
conducibilis
condūcibilis
adjective
advantageous
conduco
condūcō
verb
to draw
conducticius
conductīcius
adjective
of or pertaining to hire
conductio
conductiō
noun
A bringing together
conductitius
conductītius
adjective
conductius
conductius
adjective
of or pertaining to hire
conductor
conductor
noun
one who hires a thing
conductrix
conductrix
noun
she who hires or rents a thing
conductum
conductum
adjective
conductum
conductum
noun
any thing hired
conductus
conductus
noun
hirelings
conductus
conductus
noun
a contraction
conductus
conductus
adjective
condulco
condulcō
verb
to sweeten
condulus
condulus
noun
condulus
condulus
noun
The knob or knuckle of a joint
conduplicatio
condūplicātiō
noun
a doubling
conduplicatio
conduplicātiō
noun
a doubling
conduplico
conduplicō
verb
to double
conduplico
condūplicō
verb
to double
condurdum
condurdum
noun
a plant
conduro
condūrō
verb
to harden
condus
condus
noun
one who lays up
condyloma
condylōma
noun
a swelling in the parts about the anus
condylus
condylus
noun
The knob or knuckle of a joint
conecto
cōnectō
verb
to tie
conexe
cōnexē
adverb
in connection
conexio
cōnexiō
noun
A binding together
conexivus
cōnexīvus
adjective
serving to unite
conexum
cōnexum
noun
a necessary consequence
conexus
cōnexus
adjective
connected
conexus
cōnexus
noun
a joining together
confabricor
confābricor
verb
to compose
confabricor
confabricor
verb
to compose
confabulatio
confābulātiō
noun
a conversation
confabulator
confābulātor
noun
one who converses
confabulatus
confābulātus
noun
a conversation
confabulor
confābulor
verb
a.
confacio
confaciō
verb
to make together
confamulans
confamulans
adjective
serving together
confamulus
confamulus
noun
a fellow-servant
confarreatio
confarreātiō
noun
an ancient solemn manner of marrying among the Romans
confarreo
confarreō
verb
to connect in marriage
confatalis
confātālis
adjective
jointly dependent on fate
confectio
confectiō
noun
A making
confector
confector
noun
A maker
confectorarius
confectōrārius
noun
he who slaughters
confectorium
confectōrium
noun
a place where swine are slaughtered
confectrix
confectrix
noun
that which destroys
confectura
confectūra
noun
a making
confecturarius
confectūrārius
noun
he who slaughters
confectus
confectus
adjective
confercio
conferciō
verb
to stuff or cram together
confermento
confermentō
verb
to leaven
confero
conferō
verb
To bring
conferrumino
conferrūminō
verb
to cement
conferte
confertē
adverb
in a compact body
confertim
confertim
adverb
in a compact body
confertus
confertus
adjective
P. a.
confertus
confertus
adjective
conferumino
conferūminō
verb
to cement
conferumino
conferūminō
cross-reference
conferva
conferva
noun
a kind of water plant
confervefacio
confervēfaciō
verb
to make glowing or melting
conferveo
conferveō
verb
to seethe
confervesco
confervescō
verb
to begin to boil
confessio
confessiō
noun
a confession
confessor
confessor
noun
confessorius
confessōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to confession or acknowledgment
confessum
confessum
noun
an undoubted
confessus
confessus
adjective
confessus
confessus
adjective
confessing
confessus
confessus
noun
criminals who have confessed their guilt
confessus
confessus
adjective
to reveal
confestim
confestim
adverb
immediately
confestinatio
confestīnātiō
cross-reference
confeta sus
confēta sus
expression
a sow offered in sacrifice with all her young
confexim
confexim
adverb
confibula
confībula
noun
a wooden double cramp
conficiens
conficiens
adjective
effecting
conficiens
conficiens
adjective
conficio
conficiō
verb
To make a thing completely ready
confictio
confictiō
noun
an inventing
conficto
confictō
verb
to counterfeit
confictor
confictor
noun
he who fabricates a thing
confictus
confictus
adjective
confidejussor
confidejussor
noun
a joint-surety
confidelis
confidēlis
noun
a fellow-believer
confidens
confīdens
adjective
confidens
confīdens
adjective
selfconfident
confidenter
confīdenter
adverb
boldly
confidentia
confīdentia
noun
A firm trust in a thing
confidentiloquus
confīdentiloquus
adjective
speaking confidently or audaciously
confido
confīdō
verb
to trust confidently in something
configo
confīgō
verb
To join
configuratio
configūrātiō
noun
a similar formation
configuro
configūro
verb
to form from or after something
confinalis
confīnālis
adjective
pertaining to boundaries
confindo
confindō
verb
to cleave asunder
confine
confīne
noun
that which borders upon
confingo
confingō
verb
to form
confinis
confīnis
adjective
bordering one upon another
confinis
confīnis
noun
a neighbor
confinium
confīnium
noun
a confine
confinius
confīnius
adjective
bordering one upon another
confinius
confīnius
adjective
confio
confīō
verb
confirmate
confirmātē
adverb
firmly
confirmatio
confirmātiō
noun
a securing
confirmative
confirmātīvē
adverb
by way of confirmation
confirmativum
confirmātīvum
noun
an affirmation
confirmativus
confirmātīvus
adjective
serving for confirmation
confirmator
confirmātor
noun
he who confirms or establishes a thing
confirmatrix
confirmātrix
noun
she who establishes or confirms a thing
confirmatus
confirmātus
adjective
confirmatus
confirmātus
adjective
confirmitas
confirmitās
noun
firmness of will
confirmo
confirmō
verb
to make firm
confiscatio
confiscātiō
noun
a forfeiting
confiscator
confiscātor
cross-reference
a treasurer
confisco
confiscō
verb
To lay up in a chest
confisio
confīsiō
noun
confidence
confisus
confīsus
adjective
confit
confit
cross-reference
confiteorr
confiteor
verb
to acknowledge
confixilis
confixilis
adjective
that can be joined together
confixio
confixiō
noun
a firm joining together
confixus
confixus
adjective
conflabello
conflābellō
verb
to fan violently
conflaccesco
conflaccescō
verb
conflages
conflāges
noun
places exposed on all sides to the winds
conflagratio
conflāgrātiō
noun
a burning
conflagratio
conflagrātiō
noun
a burning
conflagro
conflāgrō
verb
a.
conflagro
conflagrō
verb
a.
conflammo
conflammō
verb
to inflame
conflatile
conflātile
noun
a molten image
conflatilis
conflātilis
adjective
cast
conflatio
conflātiō
noun
A fanning
conflator
conflātor
cross-reference
a metal-caster
conflatorium
conflātōrium
noun
a melting. furnace
conflatura
conflātūra
noun
a melting of metals by fire
conflexus
conflexus
adjective
bowed
conflictatio
conflictātiō
noun
a striking together
conflictatrix
conflictātrix
noun
she who afflicts
conflictio
conflictiō
noun
a striking together
conflicto
conflictō
verb
to strike together violently
conflictus
conflictus
noun
a striking together
conflictus
conflictus
adjective
confligatus
conflīgātus
adjective
struck together
confligium
conflīgium
noun
a striking or dashing together
confligo
conflīgō
verb
to strike one thing against or on another
conflo
conflō
verb
to blow together
confloges
conflōges
noun
places exposed on all sides to the winds
conflorens
conflōrens
adjective
blooming or flourishing together
confluctuo
confluctuō
verb
to wave on all sides
confluens
confluens
noun
the place where two rivers unite
Confluens
Confluens
noun
the place where two rivers unite
confluens
confluens
noun
the place where two rivers unite
confluentia
confluentia
noun
a flowing together
confluo
confluō
verb
to flow or run together
confluus
confluus
adjective
flowing together
confluvium
confluvium
noun
a conflux
conflux
conflux
noun
places into which several streams flow
confodio
confodiō
verb
to dig thoroughly
confoederatio
confoederātiō
noun
a covenant
confoedero
confoedero
verb
to unite or join by a league
confoedo
confoedō
verb
to pollute
confoedustus
confoedustus
adjective
joined in alliance
conforaneus
conforāneus
adjective
working or selling at the same market-place
confore
confore
cross-reference
conforio
conforiō
verb
to pollute
conformalis
conformālis
adjective
conformable
conformatio
conformātiō
noun
a symmetrical forming or fashioning
conformator
conformātor
noun
a framer
conformis
conformis
adjective
similar
conformo
conformō
verb
to form
confornicatio
confornicātiō
noun
a vaulting over
confornico
confornicō
verb
to over-arch
conforto
confortō
verb
to strengthen much
confossus
confossus
adjective
P. a.
confossus
confossus
adjective
confoveo
confoveō
verb
to warm
confractio
confractiō
noun
a breach
confractura
confractūra
noun
confractus
confractus
adjective
P. a.
confractus
confractus
adjective
confrages
confrāges
noun
places exposed on all sides to the winds
confrages
confrāges
noun
confragose
confragōsē
adverb
roughly
confragosum
confragōsum
noun
a rough place or region
confragosus
confragōsus
adjective
broken
confragum
confragum
noun
a rough place
confragus
confragus
adjective
rough
confremo
confremō
verb
to sound aloud
confrequento
confrequento
verb
to visit frequently or in great numbers
confricamentum
confricāmentum
noun
something for rubbing
confricatio
confricātiō
noun
a vigorous rubbing. friction
confrico
confricō
verb
to rub vigorously
confringo
confringō
verb
to break in pieces
confrio
confrio
verb
to rub in
confrixo
confrixō
verb
to roast or fry with something
confuga
confuga
noun
one who takes refuge somewhere
confugela
confugēla
noun
confugio
confugiō
verb
to flee to for
confugium
confugium
noun
a place of refuge
confui
confuī
adverb
confulgeo
confulgeō
verb
to shine brightly
confultus
confultus
adjective
pressed together
confundo
confundō
verb
To pour
confunero
confūnerō
verb
to bury
confusaneus
confūsāneus
adjective
mingled
confuse
confūsē
adverb
confusedly
confusim
confūsim
adverb
in a confused
confusio
confūsiō
noun
A mingling
confusus
confūsus
adjective
brought into disorder
confutatio
confūtātiō
noun
a confutation
confutator
confūtātor
noun
a refuter
confuto
confūtō
verb
to check or repress a boiling liquid
confutuo
confutuō
verb
to lie with conjugally
confuturum
confutūrum
adverb
confuturum
confutūrum
cross-reference
congarrio
congarriō
verb
to gabble much
congaudeo
congaudeō
verb
to rejoice with one
Congedus
Congedus
noun
a river in Spain
congelasco
congelascō
verb
congelatio
congelātiō
noun
a freezing
congelo
congelō
verb
to cause to freeze up
congeminatio
congeminātiō
noun
a doubling
congemino
congeminō
verb
to double
congemisco
congemiscō
verb
congemo
congemō
verb
groan deeply or loudly
congener
congener
adjective
of the same race or kind
congener
congener
noun
a joint son-inlaw
congenero
congenerō
verb
To beget or produce at the same time
congenitus
congenitus
adjective
born or produced together with
congentils
congentīls
noun
kindred
congenuclo
congenūclō
verb
to fall upon the knees
congenuclo
congenuclō
verb
to fall upon the knees
congenulatus
congenulātus
adjective
fallen upon the knees
conger
conger
noun
a sea-eel
congeria
congeria
noun
that which is brought together
congeries
congeriēs
noun
that which is brought together
congermanesco
congermānescō
verb
to grow together with one
congermanus
congermānus
adjective
grown together with
congerminalis
congerminālis
adjective
from the same stalk or stock
congermino
congerminō
verb
to shoot forth at the same time
congero
congerō
verb
to bear
congero
congerō
noun
a thief
congerra
congerra
noun
a playfellow
congerro
congerrō
noun
a jolly companion
congeste
congestē
adverb
briefly
congesticius
congestīcius
adjective
brought together
congestim
congestim
adverb
heaped together
congestio
congestiō
noun
a bringing together
congestitius
congestītius
adjective
congestius
congestius
adjective
brought together
congesto
congestō
verb
to bring or carry together
congestus
congestus
noun
a bearing or bringing together
congestus
congestus
adjective
congestus
congestus
adjective
brought together
congialis
congiālis
adjective
holding a
congiarium
congiārium
noun
congiarius
congiārius
adjective
pertaining to a
congius
congius
noun
a Roman measure for liquids
conglacio
conglaciō
verb
to cause to freeze up
conglisco
congliscō
verb
to be kindled up
conglobatim
conglobātim
adverb
in heaps
conglobatio
conglobātiō
noun
a heaping
conglobo
conglobō
verb
v a.
conglomeratio
conglomerātiō
noun
a crowding together
conglomero
conglomerō
verb
to roll together
conglorifico
conglōrificō
verb
to glorify together with
conglutinatio
conglūtinātiō
noun
a gluing or cementing together
conglutino
conglūtinō
verb
to glue
conglutinosus
conglūtinōsus
adjective
glutinous
congradus
congradus
adjective
keeping pace with
congraeco
congraecō
verb
to lavish on banquets like the Greeks
congratulatio
congrātulātiō
noun
a wishing of joy
congratulor
congrātulor
verb
to wish joy
congredior
congredior
verb
to go
congregabilis
congregābilis
adjective
easily brought together
congregalis
congregālis
adjective
uniting together
congregatim
congregātim
adverb
together
congregatio
congregātiō
noun
an assembling together
congregativus
congregātīvus
adjective
suitable for uniting or congregating
congregator
congregātor
noun
one who brings together
congregatus
congregātus
noun
a union
congrego
congregō
verb
to collect into a flock or herd
congregus
congregus
adjective
united in flocks
congressio
congressiō
noun
a coming together
congressor
congressor
noun
one who meets or assembles with
congressus
congressus
adjective
congressus
congressus
noun
a coming or going together
congrex
congrex
adjective
Of the same herd or flock
Congrio
Congriō
noun
the name of a cook in
congrue
congruē
adverb
suitably
congruens
congruens
adjective
Agreeing
congruens
congruens
adjective
congruenter
congruenter
adverb
agreeably
congruentia
congruentia
noun
agreement
congruo
congruō
verb
to run
congrus
congrus
noun
a sea-eel
congrus
congrus
cross-reference
congruus
congruus
adjective
agreeing
congyro
congȳrō
verb
to make a circle about a person
conia
cōnia
cross-reference
conicio
cōniciō
verb
To throw or bring together
conifer
cōnifer
adjective
bearing fruit of a conical form
coniger
cōniger
adjective
bearing fruit of a conical form
conila
conīla
noun
a plant
conila
conīla
noun
a plant
coninquere
coninquerē
adverb
coninquo
coninquō
verb
to cut off
coniptum
coniptum
noun
an oblation made by sprinkling flour
conire
conīrē
adverb
conisco
coniscō
verb
conisterium
conistērium
noun
a place in the palaestra where the athletae
conisus
cōnīsus
adjective
conitor
cōnītor
verb
to put forth all one's strength
conitum
conitum
noun
an oblation made by sprinkling flour
conium
cōnīum
noun
hemlock
coniventia
cōnīventia
noun
connivance
coniveo
cōnīveō
verb
to close or shut
conivola
conivola
cross-reference
conixus
cōnixus
adjective
conjaceo
conjaceō
verb
to lie together
conjectaneum
conjectāneum
noun
a memorandum- or commonplace-book
conjectarius
conjectārius
adjective
of or pertaining to conjecture
conjectatio
conjectātiō
noun
a conjecturing
conjectator
conjectātor
noun
a conjecturer
conjectatorius
conjectātōrius
adjective
conjectio
conjectiō
noun
a hurling
conjecto
conjectō
verb
to throw
conjector
conjector
noun
he who interprets
conjectrix
conjectrix
noun
a female soothsayer or interpreter of dreams
conjectura
conjectūra
noun
an opinion founded on a comparison of facts
conjecturale
conjectūrāle
noun
conjectures
conjecturalis
conjectūrālis
adjective
belonging to conjecture or guessing
conjecturaliter
conjectūrāliter
adverb
conjeclurally
conjectus
conjectus
noun
A throwing together
conjectus
conjectus
adjective
conjicio
conjiciō
verb
To throw or bring together
conjicio
conjiciō
cross-reference
conjubeo
conjubeō
verb
to command together with
conjucundor
conjūcundor
verb
to rejoice with one
conjuga
conjuga
noun
conjuga
conjuga
noun
One who is united in marriage
conjugalis
conjugālis
adjective
relating to marriage
conjugaliter
conjugāliter
adverb
as married persons
conjugatio
conjugātiō
noun
a combining
conjugator
conjugātor
noun
one who joins or unites
conjugatum
conjugātum
noun
conjugialis
conjugiālis
adjective
belonging to marriage
conjugium
conjugium
noun
a connection
conjugo
conjugō
verb
to join together
conjugulus
conjugulus
adjective
pertaining to uniting
conjuncte
conjunctē
adverb
In connection
conjunctim
conjunctim
adverb
unitedly
conjunctio
conjunctiō
noun
a joining together
conjunctivus
conjunctīvus
noun
the conjunctive or subjunctive mood
conjunctivus
conjunctīvus
adjective
of connection or serving to connect
conjuncto
conjunctō
verb
conjunctrix
conjunctrix
noun
that which joins or unites together
conjunctum
conjunctum
noun
connection
conjunctus
conjunctus
noun
a connection
conjunctus
conjunctus
adjective
bordering upon
conjungo
conjungō
verb
to bind together
conjunx
conjunx
noun
One who is united in marriage
conjuratio
conjūrātiō
noun
a swearing together
conjuratus
conjūrātus
adjective
conjuratus
conjūrātus
noun
conspirators
conjuratus
conjūrātus
adjective
conjuro
conjūrō
verb
a.
conjux
conjux
noun
One who is united in marriage
conjux
conjux
noun
conl
conl
prefix
conlabasco
conlabascō
verb
v.. n
conlabefacto
conlabefactō
verb
to make to reel
conlabefio
conlabefīō
verb
to be made to reel or totter
conlabello
conlabellō
verb
to form by bringing the lips together
conlabor
conlābor
verb
to fall together
conlaboro
conlabōrō
verb
to labor with or together
conlaceratus
conlacerātus
adjective
torn to pieces
conlacrimatio
conlācrimātiō
noun
a weeping together or very much
conlacrimatio
conlacrimātiō
noun
a weeping together or very much
conlacrimo
conlacrimō
verb
to weep together or very much
conlacrimo
conlācrimō
verb
to weep together or very much
conlactaneus
conlactāneus
adjective
a brother or sister nourished at the same breast
conlacteus
conlacteus
adjective
a foster-brother
conlaetor
conlaetor
verb
to rejoice together
conlaevo
conlaevō
verb
conlapsio
conlapsiō
noun
a falling together
conlapsus
conlapsus
adjective
conlatero
conlaterō
verb
to admit on both sides
conlaticius
conlāticius
adjective
brought together
conlatio
conlātiō
noun
a bringing together
conlatitius
conlātitius
adjective
conlativus
conlātīvus
adjective
brought or carried together
conlator
conlātor
noun
He who bears
conlatro
conlātrō
verb
to bark or yelp fiercely at
conlatus
conlātus
noun
a bringing together
conlatus
conlātus
adjective
conlaudabilis
conlaudābilis
adjective
worthy of praise in every respect
conlaudatio
conlaudātiō
noun
warm praise
conlaudator
conlaudātor
noun
one who praises warmly
conlaudo
conlaudō
verb
to praise or commend very much
conlaxo
conlaxō
verb
to make loose or porous
conlecta
conlecta
noun
A contribution in money
conlectaculum
conlectāculum
noun
a place of assembling
conlectaneus
conlectāneus
adjective
gathered or collected together
conlectarius
conlectārius
noun
a money-changer
conlecticius
conlecticius
adjective
collected
conlectim
conlectim
adverb
summarily
conlectio
conlectiō
noun
a collecting together
conlectitius
conlectītius
adjective
conlectivus
conlectīvus
adjective
Collected
conlector
conlector
noun
a fellow-student
conlectus
conlectus
adjective
conlectus
conlectus
noun
a collection
conlega
conlēga
noun
one who is chosen at the same time with another
conlegatarius
conlēgātārius
noun
a person to whom is bequeathed a legacy in common with others
conlegialis
conlēgiālis
adjective
collegial
conlegiarius
conlēgiārius
adjective
collegial
conlegiatus
conlēgiātus
noun
he who is with one in a society
conlegium
conlēgium
noun
the connection of associates
conleprosus
conleprōsus
noun
a fellow-leper
conlevo
conlēvō
verb
to
conliberta
conlīberta
noun
a fellowfreedwoman
conlibertus
conlībertus
noun
a fellowfreedman
conlibet
conlibet
cross-reference
it pleases
conlibro
conlībrō
verb
to measure off
conlicia
conlicia
noun
channels
conliciaris
conliciāris
adjective
pertaining to water-channels
conlido
conlīdō
verb
to clash
conligatio
conligātiō
noun
a binding together
conligo
conligō
verb
to bind
conligo
conligō
verb
v.a
conlimitaneus
conlīmitāneus
adjective
bordering upon
conlimitium
conlīmitium
noun
the boundary between two countries
conlimito
conlīmitō
verb
to border upon
conlineo
conlīneō
verb
to direct something in a straight line
conlino
conlinō
verb
to besmear
conliquefactus
conliquefactus
adjective
made fluid
conliquesco
conliquescō
verb
to become fluid
conlisio
conlīsiō
noun
a dashing or striking together
conlisus
conlīsus
noun
a striking together
conlisus
conlīsus
adjective
conlitus
conlitus
adjective
conlocatio
conlocātiō
noun
a putting together
conloco
conlocō
verb
to place together
conlocupleto
conlocuplētō
verb
to make very rich
conlocutio
conlocūtiō
noun
conversation
conlocutor
conlocūtor
noun
he who talks with another
conloquium
conloquium
noun
a conversation
conloquor
conloquor
verb
to talk together
conluceo
conlūceō
verb
to give light on every side
conluco
conlūcō
verb
to make light
conluctatio
conluctātiō
noun
a wrestling
conluctator
conluctātor
noun
a wrestler
conluctor
conluctor
verb
to struggle
conludium
conlūdium
noun
A sporting
conludo
conlūdō
verb
to play or sport together
conlugeo
conlūgeō
verb
to lament
conlumino
conlūminō
verb
to illuminate on all sides
conluo
conluō
verb
to wash thoroughly
conlurchinatio
conlurchinātiō
noun
gross gluttony
conlusio
conlūsiō
noun
a secret
conlusor
conlūsor
noun
A companion in play
conlusorie
conlūsōriē
adverb
in a concerted manner
conlustro
conlustrō
verb
to lighten on all sides
conlutio
conlūtiō
noun
a rinsing
conlutito
conlutitō
verb
to soil
conlutus
conlūtus
adverb
conluvies
conluviēs
noun
a conflux or collection of filth
conluvio
conluviō
noun
a conflux or collection of filth
conluvium
conluvium
noun
a conflux or collection of filth
conm
conm
prefix
conmalaxo
conmalaxō
verb
to make entirely mild
conmanducor
conmandūcor
verb
to chew much
conmeatus
conmeātus
noun
A going to and fro
conmemini
conmeminī
cross-reference
v. defect
conmemorabilis
conmemorābilis
adjective
worth mentioning
conmemoramentum
conmemorāmentum
noun
a reminding
conmemoratio
conmemorātiō
noun
a calling to mind
conmemoro
conmemorō
verb
to recall an object to memory in all its particulars
conmendo
conmendō
verb
to commit to one for preservation
conmeo
conmeō
verb
to go and come
conmereor
conmereor
verb
To commit
conmeto
conmētō
verb
to go frequently
conmmercium
conmmercium
noun
Commercial intercourse
conmmercor
conmmercor
verb
to trade
conmmetior
conmmētior
verb
to measure
conmmeto
conmmētō
verb
v. a.
conmmigro
conmmigrō
verb
to go or remove somewhere with all one's effects
conmmigro
conmmīgrō
verb
to go or remove somewhere with all one's effects
conmminiscor
conmminiscor
verb
to devise something by careful thought
conmmisceo
conmmisceō
verb
to mix or mingle together
conmmitigo
conmmītigō
verb
to make soft
conmmitto
conmmittō
verb
to bring
conmolenda
conmolenda
noun
a goddess who presided over the felling of trees struck by lightning
conmolior
conmōlior
verb
to set in motion
conmonefacio
conmonefaciō
verb
to remind one forcibly
conmoneo
conmoneō
verb
to remind one forcibly of something
conmonstro
conmonstrō
verb
to show
conmorior
conmorior
verb
to die with or at the same time with one
conmoror
conmoror
verb
to stop
conmoveo
conmoveō
verb
to put something in violent motion
conmunico
conmūnicō
verb
To divide something with one
conmuto
conmūtō
verb
To alter wholly
connascor
connascor
verb
to be born at the same time
connatus
connātus
noun
connecto
connectō
verb
to tie
connexe
connexē
adverb
in connection
connexio
connexiō
noun
A binding together
connexivus
connexīvus
adjective
serving to unite
connexum
connexum
noun
a necessary consequence
connexus
connexus
noun
a joining together
connexus
connexus
adjective
connected
connitor
connītor
verb
to put forth all one's strength
conniveo
connīveō
verb
to close or shut
connubialis
connūbiālis
adjective
pertaining to wedlock
connubium
connūbium
noun
marriage
connudatus
connūdātus
adjective
wholly naked
connumeratio
connumerātiō
noun
a reckoning together
connumero
connumerō
verb
to number with
Connus
Connus
noun
a Greek lute-player
conor
cōnor
verb
to undertake
Conon
Conōn
noun
A renowned general of the Athenians
conopeum
cōnōpēum
noun
a net of fine gauze
conopeum
cōnōpeum
noun
a net of fine gauze
conopium
cōnōpium
noun
a net of fine gauze
conp
conp
cross-reference
conpaciscor
conpaciscor
verb
to make an agreement
conpactum
conpactum
noun
an agreement
conpar
conpar
adjective
like or equal to another
conparatio
conparātiō
noun
a comparing
conparco
conparcō
verb
to save
conpareo
conpāreō
verb
to be perfectly evident or apparent
conparo
conparō
verb
To prepare something with zeal
conparo
conparō
verb
to couple together in the same relation
conpasco
conpasco
verb
To feed together
conpedio
conpediō
verb
to fetter
conpello
conpellō
verb
to accost one
conpello
conpellō
verb
to drive together to a place
conpensatio
conpensātiō
noun
a weighing
conpenso
conpensō
verb
to poise
conperior
conperior
verb
to ascertain
conpes
conpēs
noun
fetter or shackle
conpeto
conpetō
verb
to strive after something in company or together
conpingo
conpingō
verb
To join or unite several parts into one whole
conplector
conplector
verb
to entwine around a person or thing
conpleo
conpleō
verb
to fill up
conplexio
conplexiō
noun
a combination
conplexus
conplexus
noun
a surrounding
conplico
conplicō
verb
to fold together
conploratio
conplōrātiō
noun
a loud
conploratus
conplōrātus
noun
a loud
conploro
conplōrō
verb
to bewail
conplures
conplūres
adjective
more than one
conpluriens
conplūriens
adverb
several times
conplusculi
conplusculī
adjective
a good many
conpono
conpōnō
verb
to put
conportatio
conportātiō
noun
a bringing or carrying together
conporto
conportō
verb
to bear
conpos
conpos
adjective
having the mastery
conposite
conpositē
adverb
in an orderly
conpositio
conpositiō
noun
A putting together
conpositor
conpositor
noun
an orderer
conpositum
conpositum
noun
that which is agreed
conpotio
conpotiō
verb
to make partaker of
conpotrix
conpōtrix
noun
a female drinking - companion
conprecor
conprecor
verb
to pray to
conprehendo
conprehendō
verb
to lay hold of something on all sides
conprehensibilis
conprehensibilis
adjective
that can be seized or laid hold of
conprehensio
conprehensiō
noun
a seizing or laying hold of with the hands
conpressio
conpressiō
noun
a pressing together
conpressor
conpressor
noun
one who compresses
conprimo
conprimō
verb
to press or squeeze together
conprobo
conprobō
verb
to approve wholly of something
conpromitto
conprōmittō
verb
to promise mutually to abide by the decision of an arbiter
conpungo
conpungō
verb
to prick or puncture severely
conputo
conputō
verb
To sum up
conputresco
conputrescō
verb
conputresco
conpūtrescō
verb
conquadro
conquadrō
verb
to make square
conquadro
conquādrō
verb
to make square
conquaero
conquaerō
cross-reference
conquaero
conquaerō
verb
to seelc or search for
conquaestor
conquaestor
noun
a recruiting officer
conquaestor
conquaestor
cross-reference
conquassatio
conquassātiō
noun
a severe shaking
conquasso
conquassō
verb
To shake severely
conquaterno
conquaternō
cross-reference
to yoke by fours
conqueror
conqueror
verb
to complain of a thing
conquestio
conquestiō
noun
a violent complaining or bewailing
conquestus
conquestus
noun
a violent complaint
conquestus
conquestus
adjective
conquiesco
conquiescō
verb
to be wholly at rest
conquinisco
conquiniscō
verb
to cower down
conquino
cōnquinō
verb
to defile all over
conquiro
conquīrō
verb
to seelc or search for
conquisite
conquīsītē
adverb
carefully
conquisitio
conquīsītiō
noun
a seeking or search for
conquisitor
conquīsītor
noun
a recruiting officer
conquisitus
conquīsītus
adjective
conquisitus
conquīsītus
adjective
sought out
conquistor
conquistor
noun
a recruiting officer
conquistor
conquistor
cross-reference
conr
conr
cross-reference
conrado
conrādō
verb
to scrape or rake together
conrasus
conrāsus
adjective
conrationalitas
conratiōnālitās
noun
analogy
conr; corrumptor
conr; corrumptor
noun
a corrupter
conrectio
conrectiō
noun
an amendment
conrector
conrector
noun
a corrector
conrectura
conrectūra
noun
the office of a
conrectus
conrectus
adjective
P. a.
conrectus
conrectus
adjective
conrecumbens
conrecumbens
adjective
lying down with
conregno
conregnō
verb
to reign
conrepo
conrēpō
verb
to creep or slink to a place
conrepte
conreptē
adverb
shortly
conreptio
conreptiō
noun
A laying hold of
conreptor
conreptor
noun
a reprover
conreptus
conreptus
adjective
conresupinatus
conresupīnātus
adjective
bent backwards at the same time
conresuscito
conresuscitō
verb
to raise from the dead together
conreus
conreus
noun
a partaker in guilt
conrideo
conrīdeō
verb
to laugh together or aloud
conrigia
conrīgia
noun
A shoe-tie
conrigia
conrigia
noun
A shoe-tie
conrigo
conrigō
verb
to make straight
conripio
conripiō
verb
to seize or snatch up
conrivalis
conrīvālis
noun
a joint rival
conrivatio
conrīvātiō
noun
a drawing together of streams of water
conrivium
conrīvium
noun
the confluence of brooks
conrivo
conrīvō
verb
to conduct streams of water together
conroboramentum
conrōborāmentum
noun
a means of strengthening
conroboro
conrōborō
verb
to strengthen or invigorate
conrodo
conrōdō
verb
to gnaw
conrogatio
conrogātiō
noun
a bringing together
conrogo
conrogō
verb
to bring together by entreaty
conrosus
conrōsus
adjective
conrotundo
conrotundō
verb
to make round
conruda
conrūda
noun
wild asparagus
conrugis
conrūgis
adjective
having wrinkles or folds
conrugo
conrūgo
verb
to make full of wrinkles
conrugus
conrūgus
noun
conrumpo
conrumpō
verb
To destroy
conruo
conruō
verb
To fall together
conruptela
conruptēla
noun
that which corrupts
conruptibilis
conruptibilis
adjective
liable to decay
conruptibilitas
conruptibilitās
noun
corruptibility
conruptio
conruptiō
noun
a corrupting
conruptivus
conruptīvus
adjective
corruptible
conruptorius
conruptōrius
adjective
destructible
conruptrix
conruptrix
noun
she that corrupts or seduces
conruptus
conruptus
adjective
P. a.
conruptus
conruptus
adjective
conruspor
conruspor
verb
to search carefully after
Consabrum
Consabrum
noun
a town of
Consaburensis
Consaburensis
noun
the inhabitants of Consabrum
Consaburensis
Consaburensis
adjective
of Consabrum
consacerdos
consacerdos
noun
comm.
consacro
consācrō
cross-reference
consacro
consacrō
cross-reference
consaep
consaep
prefix
consaepio
consaepio
verb
to fence round
consaepto
consaeptō
verb
to fence round
consaeptum
consaeptum
noun
a fence
consaeptum
consaeptum
noun
consaeptus
consaeptus
adjective
enclosed
consaeptus
consaeptus
noun
a hedging in
consalutatio
consalūtātiō
noun
a greeting
consaluto
consalūtō
verb
to greet
consanesco
consānescō
verb
v. inch.
consanguinea
consanguinea
noun
a brother
consanguineus
consanguineus
adjective
springing from the same blood
consanguineus
consanguineus
noun
kindred
consanguineus
consanguineus
noun
a brother
consanguinitas
consanguinitās
noun
blood-relationship
consano
consānō
verb
to make wholly sound
Consanus
Consānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Compsa
Consanus
Consānus
noun
the inhabitants of Compsa
consarcino
consarcino
verb
to sew
consario
consāriō
verb
to hoe or rake to pieces
consarrio
consarriō
verb
to hoe or rake to pieces
consatio
consatiō
noun
a procreation
consatus
consatus
adjective
consaucio
consauciō
verb
to wound severely
consav
consāv
verb
to kiss much or affectionately
consavio
consāviō
cross-reference
consavior
consāvior
cross-reference
consceleratus
conscelerātus
noun
a wicked person
consceleratus
conscelerātus
adjective
wicked
conscelero
conscelerō
verb
to stain or pollute with guilt
conscendo
conscendō
verb
to mount
conscensio
conscensiō
noun
an ascending into
conscensus
conscensus
noun
an ascending
conscensus
conscensus
adjective
conscientia
conscientia
noun
a knowing of a thing together with another person
conscindo
conscindō
verb
to tear or rend to pieces
conscio
consciō
verb
To be conscious
conscisco
consciscō
verb
to approve of
conscissio
conscissiō
noun
a tearing in pieces
conscissus
conscissus
adjective
conscitus
conscītus
adjective
conscius
conscius
adjective
that knows something in company with others or by himself
conscius
conscius
noun
a partaker
conscreor
conscreor
verb
to clear the voice
conscribillo
conscrībillō
verb
to scribble over
conscribo
conscrībō
verb
v. a.
conscriptio
conscriptiō
noun
a drawing up in writing
conscriptor
conscriptor
noun
a composer
conscriptus
conscriptus
noun
a senator
conscriptus
conscriptus
adjective
conseco
consecō
verb
To cut up
consecraneus
consēcrāneus
adjective
united by the same
consecraneus
consecrāneus
adjective
united by the same
consecratio
consēcrātiō
noun
A religious dedication
consecratio
consecrātiō
noun
A religious dedication
consecrator
consēcrātor
noun
one who consecrates or dedicates
consecrator
consecrātor
noun
one who consecrates or dedicates
consecratrix
consecrātrix
noun
she who consecrates or makes sacred
consecratrix
consēcrātrix
noun
she who consecrates or makes sacred
consecratus
consēcrātus
adjective
P. a.
consecratus
consecrātus
adjective
P. a.
consecratusacr
consecrātusacr
adjective
P. a.
consecratusacr
consēcrātusācr
adjective
P. a.
consecro
consēcrō
verb
to dedicate
consecro
consecrō
verb
to dedicate
consectaneus
consectāneus
adjective
Consequent
consectarium
consectārium
noun
conclusions
consectarius
consectārius
adjective
that follows logically
consectatio
consectātiō
noun
an eager pursuit of a thing
consectator
consectātor
noun
an eager follower
consectatrix
consectātrix
noun
she who eagerly pursues
consectio
consectiō
noun
a cutting or cleaving to pieces
consector
consector
verb
to follow
consecto
consectō
verb
consectus
consectus
adjective
consecutio
consecūtiō
noun
an effect
consedo
consēdō
verb
to still
consedo
consedō
noun
he who sits with one
conseminalis
consēminālis
adjective
sown with several kinds of seed
consemineus
consēmineus
adjective
sown or planted with various kinds
consenesco
consenescō
verb
v. inch.
consenior
consenior
noun
a fellow-elder
consensio
consensiō
noun
an agreeing together
consensus
consensus
noun
agreement
consensus
consensus
cross-reference
Part.
consensus
consensus
adjective
consentanee
consentāneē
adverb
in harmony with
consentaneum
consentāneum
noun
concurrent circumstances
consentaneus
consentāneus
adjective
agreeing or according with something
consentes
consentes
noun
plur adj
Consentia
Consentia
noun
the capital of the Bruttii
consentia
consentia
cross-reference
sacred rites established by common agreement
consentiens
consentiens
adjective
P. a.
Consentinus
Consentīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to Consentia
Consentinus
Consentinus
noun
the inhabitants of Consentia
consentio
consentiō
verb
to feel together
consentium
consentium
noun
a council
consepelio
consepelio
verb
to bury with
consepio
consēpio
verb
to fence round
consepio
consēpiō
cross-reference
consepto
conseptō
verb
to fence round
consepto
conseptō
cross-reference
consepultus
consepultus
adverb
buried with
conseque
consequē
adverb
following after
consequens
consequens
adjective
consequens
consequens
noun
a consequence
consequenter
consequenter
adverb
In an accordant
consequentia
consequentia
noun
a consequence
consequia
consequia
noun
a consequence
consequor
consequor
verb
To follow
consequus
consequus
adjective
following
consequutio
consequūtiō
noun
an effect
consermonor
consermōnor
verb
to converse with one
consero
conserō
verb
To sow or plant with something
consero
conserō
verb
to
conserte
consertē
adverb
P. a.
consertio
consertiō
noun
a joining together
consertus
consertus
adjective
conserva
conserva
noun
a (female) fellow-slave
conservabilis
conservābilis
adjective
that can be preserved
conservans
conservans
adjective
P. a.
conservatio
conservātiō
noun
a keeping
conservator
conservātor
noun
a keeper
conservatrix
conservātrix
noun
she who preserves
conservitium
conservitium
noun
joint servitude
conservo
conservō
verb
to retain
conservula
conservula
noun
a small (female) fellow-slave
conservus
conservus
noun
a fellow-slave
consessor
consessor
noun
one who sits near or by a person or thing
consessus
consessus
noun
a sitting together or with
consideranter
consīderanter
adverb
in a deliberate
considerantia
consīderantia
noun
consideration
considerate
consīderātē
adverb
considerately
consideratio
consīderātiō
noun
contemplation
considerator
consīderātor
noun
one who considers
consideratus
consīderātus
adjective
maturely reflected upon
consideratus
consīderātus
adjective
considero
consīderō
verb
to look at closely
consido
consīdō
verb
to sit down
consignate
consignātē
adverb
in a distinct manner
consignatio
consignātīō
noun
a written proof
consignatus
consignātus
adjective
consigno
consignō
verb
To furnish with a seal
consilesco
consilescō
verb
consiliarius
consiliārius
adjective
suitable for counsel
consiliarius
consiliārius
noun
a counsellor
consiliatio
consiliātiō
noun
a consulting
consiliator
consiliātor
noun
a counsellor
consiliatrix
consiliātrix
noun
she who counséls
consiligo
consilīgō
noun
lungwort
Consilinas
Consilīnās
noun
of Consilinum
Consilinum
Consilīnum
noun
a fortified town in Bruttium
consilior
consilior
verb
To take counsel
consiliosus
consiliōsus
adjective
full of prudence or wisdom
consilium
consilium
noun
deliberation
consimile
consimile
noun
and the like
consimilis
consimilis
adjective
similar in all respects
consimiliter
consimiliter
adjective
very similarly
consimiliter
consimiliter
adverb
consimilo
consimilō
verb
to compare
consipio
consipiō
verb
to be in one's right mind or in one's senses
consiptum
consiptum
cross-reference
consistio
consistiō
noun
a standing still
consisto
consistō
verb
to place one's self anywhere
consistorianus
consistōriānus
adjective
of or pertaining to the emperor's cabinet
consistorianus
consistōriānus
noun
an assessor
consistorium
consistōrium
noun
a place of assembly
consitio
consitiō
noun
a sowing
consitor
consitor
noun
a sower
consitura
consitūra
noun
a sowing
consitus
consitus
adjective
Consiva
Consīva
noun
she who sows or plants
Consivia
Consīvia
cross-reference
Consivius
Consīvius
noun
he who sows or plants
consobra
consōbra
noun
the child of a mother's sister
consobrinus
consōbrīnus
noun
the child of a mother's sister
consocer
consocer
noun
a joint father-in-law or mother-in-law
consocia
consocia
noun
a female companion
consociabilis
consociābilis
adjective
compatible
consociatim
consociātim
adverb
together
consociatio
consociātiō
noun
a union
consociatus
consociātus
adjective
P. a.
consociatus
consociātus
adjective
consocio
consociō
verb
to make common
consocius
consocius
adjective
united
consocius
consocius
noun
a partaker
consocrus
consocrus
noun
consolabilis
consōlābilis
adjective
pertaining to consolation
consolamen
consōlāmen
noun
consolation
consolatio
consōlātiō
noun
a consoling
consolativus
consōlātīvus
adjective
comforting
consolator
consōlātor
noun
one who consoles
consolatorie
consōlātōriē
adverb
in a consolatory manner
consolatorius
consōlātōrius
adjective
pertaining to consolation
consolida
consolida
noun
a plant
consolidatio
consolidātiō
noun
consolidator
consolidātor
noun
a confirmer
consolido
consolido
verb
to make firm or solid
consolidus
consolidus
adjective
consolo
consōlō
verb
to cheer
consolor
consōlor
verb
to console
consolutus
consolūtus
adjective
dissolved together
consomnio
consomniō
verb
to dream of
consona
consona
noun
a consonant
consonans
consonans
adjective
a consonant
consonans
consonans
adjective
consonanter
consonanter
adverb
consonantly
consonantia
consonantia
noun
an agreement
consonatio
consonātiō
noun
resemblance of sound
consone
consonē
adverb
harmoniously
consono
consonō
verb
to sound at the same time or together
consonus
consonus
adjective
sounding together in harmony
consopio
consōpio
verb
to bring into an unconscious state
consors
consors
adjective
Sharing property with one
consors
consors
noun
a brother
consors
consors
noun
a sharer
consortalis
consortālis
adjective
pertaining to property held in common
consortio
consortiō
noun
fellowship
consortium
consortium
noun
Community of goods
conspargo
conspargō
verb
To sprinkle
conspargo
conspargō
cross-reference
consparsio
consparsiō
cross-reference
consparsio
consparsiō
noun
a scattering
consparsus
consparsus
adjective
conspatians
conspatians
adjective
walking together
conspectio
conspectiō
noun
a look
conspector
conspector
noun
he who sees or beholds
conspectus
conspectus
noun
a seeing
conspectus
conspectus
adjective
Visible
conspectus
conspectus
adjective
conspergo
conspergō
verb
To sprinkle
conspersio
conspersiō
noun
a scattering
conspersus
conspersus
adjective
conspicabilis
conspicābilis
adjective
Visible
conspicabundus
conspicābundus
adjective
considering attentively
conspiciendus
conspiciendus
adjective
conspiciendus
conspiciendus
adjective
worth seeing
conspiciens
conspiciens
adjective
having understanding
conspicientia
conspicientia
noun
the faculty of considering
conspicilium
conspicilium
noun
a place to look from
conspicillum
conspicillum
noun
a place to look from
conspicio
conspiciō
verb
to look at attentively
conspicio
conspiciō
noun
the survey taken by the augur in fixing the limits of the
conspicor
conspicor
verb
to get sight of
conspicuus
conspicuus
adjective
that is or comes in view
conspirate
conspīrātē
adverb
with one accord
conspiratio
conspīrātiō
noun
a blowing or breathing together
conspiratus
conspīrātus
noun
the conspirators
conspiratus
conspīrātus
adjective
conspiratus
conspīrātus
adjective
conspiratus
conspīrātus
adjective
having conspired
conspiratus
conspīrātus
noun
an agreement
conspiro
conspīrō
verb
to blow or breathe together
conspiro
conspīrō
verb
to coil up
conspissatio
conspissātiō
noun
a pressing together
conspissatus
conspissātus
adjective
pressed together
consplendesco
consplendescō
verb
to shine very much
conspolio
conspoliō
verb
to rob
conspolium
conspolium
noun
a kind of sacrificial cake
conspondeo
conspondeō
verb
to engage or promise something mutually
consponsata
consponsāta
noun
the betrothed
consponsor
consponsor
noun
A joint surety
consponsus
consponsus
adjective
consposus
conspōsus
adjective
conspuo
conspuō
verb
to spit upon
conspurco
conspurco
verb
to defile
consputo
conspūtō
verb
to spit upon in contempt
consputus
conspūtus
adjective
constabilio
constabiliō
verb
to confirm
constagno
constagnō
verb
to cause to stand
constans
constans
adjective
Constans
Constans
adjective
a Roman proper name
constans
constans
adjective
standing firm
constanter
constanter
adverb
Firmly
constantia
constantia
noun
A firm standing
Constantia
Constantia
noun
a Roman proper name
Constantiacus
Constantiacus
adjective
Constantiacus, Constantianus
Constantiacus, Constantiānus
expression
Constantianus
Constantiānus
adjective
Constantiensis
Constantiensis
adjective
Constantiensis
Constantiensis
cross-reference
Constantina
Constantīna
noun
A daughter of Constantine the Great
Constantinianus
Constantīniānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Constantine
Constantiniensis
Constantīniensis
adjective
of or belonging to Constantine in Numidia
Constantinopolis
Constantīnopolis
noun
the city Constantinople
Constantinopolitanus
Constantīnopolītānus
adjective
of Constantinople
Constantinus
Constantīnus
noun
Constantine
Constantius
Constantius
noun
the name of a Roman emperor who reigned from
constat
constat
cross-reference
constellatio
constellātiō
noun
a collection of stars supposed to exert an influence upon human affairs
constellatus
constellātus
adjective
starred
consternatio
consternātiō
noun
confusion
consterno
consternō
verb
To strew over
consterno
consternō
verb
To stretch upon the ground
constipatio
constīpātiō
noun
a crowding together
constipo
constīpō
verb
to press or crowd closely together
constitio
constitiō
noun
an abiding
constituo
constituō
verb
to cause to stand
constitutio
constitūtiō
noun
a constitution
constitutionarius
constitūtiōnārius
noun
he who presides over the copying of the imperial constitutions
constitutor
constitūtor
noun
an orderer
constitutorius
constitūtōrius
adjective
pertaining to agreement
constitutum
constitūtum
noun
constitutum
constitūtum
noun
An institution
constitutus
constitūtus
cross-reference
a meeting of persons
constitutus
constitūtus
adjective
constitutus
constitūtus
adjective
consto
constō
verb
To stand together
constrator
constrātor
noun
a leveller
constratum
constrātum
noun
A covering
constratum
constrātum
noun
constratus
constrātus
adjective
constrepo
constrepō
verb
to resound
constricte
constrictē
adverb
closely
constrictio
constrictiō
noun
a binding or drawing together
constrictive
constrictīvē
adverb
astringently
constrictivus
constrictīvus
adjective
drawing together
constricto
constrictō
verb
to draw together
constrictura
constrictūra
noun
a drawing together
constrictus
constrictus
adjective
constrictus
constrictus
adjective
P. a.
constringo
constringō
verb
to draw together
constructio
constructiō
noun
a putting or placing together
constructus
constructus
adjective
construo
construō
verb
To heap
constupeo
constupeō
verb
to be very much astonished
constuprator
constuprātor
noun
a defiler
constuprator
constūprātor
noun
a defiler
constupro
constuprō
verb
to violate
constupro
constūprō
verb
to violate
consuadeo
consuādeō
verb
to advise or counsel strongly
Consuale
Consuāle
noun
Consuals
Consuāls
noun
consuasor
consuāsor
noun
he who strenuously counsels to something
consuavio
consuāviō
verb
to kiss much or affectionately
consuavior
consuāvior
verb
to kiss much or affectionately
consubieo
consubieō
verb
to work
consubstantialis
consubstantiālis
adjective
of like essence
consubstantialitas
consubstantiālitās
noun
a like quality
consubstantivus
consubstantīvus
adjective
of like essence
consudasco
consūdascō
verb
to sweat much
consudesco
consūdescō
verb
to sweat much
consudo
consūdō
verb
to sweat much or profusely
consuefacio
consuēfaciō
verb
to accustom one to a thing
consueo
consueō
verb
to be accustomed
consuesco
consuescō
verb
to accustom
consuete
consuētē
adverb
in the usual manner
consú^ete
consú^ētē
adverb
consuetio
consuētiō
noun
carnal intercourse
consuetudinarie
consuētūdināriē
adverb
in the usual manner
consuetudinarius
consuētūdinārius
adjective
customary
consuetudo
consuētūdō
noun
A being accustomed
consuetus
consuētus
adjective
consuetus
consuētus
adjective
P. a.
consul
consul
noun
a consul
consularis
consulāris
adjective
of or pertaining to a consul
consularis
consulāris
noun
One who has been consul
consularitas
consulāritās
noun
the dignity or office of consul or imperial governor
consulariter
consulāriter
adverb
in a manner worthy of a consul
consularius
consulārius
adjective
consulatus
consulātus
noun
the office of consul
consulo
consulō
verb
To consider
consultans
consultans
noun
they who seek advice
consultatio
consultātiō
noun
A mature deliberation
consultator
consultātor
noun
one who asks advice
consultatorius
consultātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to consultation
consultatum
consultātum
noun
a resolution
consulte
consultē
adverb
considerately
consulto
consultō
verb
To reflect
consultor
consultor
verb
To reflect
consulto
consultō
adverb
considerately
consultor
consultor
noun
One who maturely considers
consultrix
consultrix
noun
she who has a care for
consultum
consultum
noun
consultus
consultus
noun
consultus
consultus
adjective
Well considered or weighed
consultus
consultus
noun
a lawyer
consum
consum
verb
To be together with or at the same time
consummabilis
consummābilis
adjective
that may be perfected
consummatio
consummātiō
noun
A casting up or reckoning together
consummator
consummātor
noun
a completer
consummatus
consummātus
adjective
consummatus
consummātus
adjective
P. a.
consummo
consummō
verb
To cast or sum up
consumo
consūmō
verb
to take wholly or completely
consumptibilis
consumptibilis
adjective
that can be consumed or destroyed
consumptio
consumptiō
noun
A consuming
consumptor
consumptor
noun
a consumer
consumptrix
consumptrix
noun
she who wastes
consumptus
consumptus
adjective
consuo
consuō
verb
To sew
consupplicatrix
consupplicātrix
noun
she who supplicates with
consurgo
consurgō
verb
to raise one's self
consurrectio
consurrectiō
noun
a standing up
Consus
Consus
noun
a very ancient deity of Italy
consusurro
consusurrō
verb
to whisper together
consutilis
consūtilis
adjective
sewed together
consutum
consūtum
noun
a garment stitched together
consutum
consūtum
noun
consutus
consūtus
adjective
contabefacio
contābefaciō
verb
to waste away
contabesco
contābescō
verb
contabulatio
contabulātiō
noun
a joining of boards together
contabulo
contabulō
verb
to furnish or cover with boards
contabundus
contābundus
adjective
contabundus
contābundus
adjective
lingering
contactus
contactus
adjective
contactus
contactus
noun
a touching
contages
contāgēs
noun
contact
contagio
contāgiō
noun
a touching
contagiosus
contāgiōsus
adjective
contagious
contagium
contāgium
noun
a touching
contagium
contāgium
noun
contamen
contāmen
noun
a delaying
contamen
contāmen
noun
contamen
contāmen
noun
a touching
contaminabilis
contāminābilis
adjective
that may be polluted or defiled
contaminatio
contāminātiō
noun
A polluting
contaminator
contāminātor
noun
a defiler
contaminatum
contāminātum
noun
adulterated things
contaminatus
contāminātus
adjective
P. a.
contaminatus
contāminātus
adjective
contaminatus
contāminātus
noun
abandoned youths
contamino
contāminō
verb
to bring into contact
contans
contans
adjective
contanter
contanter
cross-reference
contanter
contanter
cross-reference
contarius
contārius
noun
a kind of soldiers armed with pikes
contatio
contātiō
noun
contatio
contātiō
noun
a delaying
contator
contātor
noun
one who acts with hesitation or tardiness
contatus
contātus
adjective
contatus
contātus
noun
a soldier armed with a pike or pole
contechnor
contechnor
verb
to devise plots
contectus
contectus
adjective
contego
contegō
verb
to cover
contemero
contemerō
verb
to stain
contemnenter
contemnenter
adverb
in a contemptuous manner
contemnificus
contemnificus
adjective
despising
contemno
contemnō
verb
to consider a person or thing as unimportant or of small value
contemperatio
contemperātiō
noun
a proper or suitable mixture
contempero
contemperō
verb
to moderate or temper by mixing
contemplabilis
contemplābilis
adjective
aiming
contemplabiliter
contemplābiliter
adverb
contemplabundus
contemplābundus
adjective
considering or contemplating attentively
contemplatio
contemplātiō
noun
an attentive considering
contemplativus
contemplātīvus
adjective
contemplative
contemplator
contemplātor
noun
An observer
contemplatorius
contemplātōrius
cross-reference
contemplatrix
contemplātrix
noun
she who observes or contemplates
contemplatus
contemplātus
adjective
contemplatus
contemplātus
noun
A consideration
contemplatus
contemplātus
adjective
contemplor
contemplor
verb
to look at
contemplo
contemplō
verb
to survey
contempno
contempnō
verb
to consider a person or thing as unimportant or of small value
contemporalis
contemporālis
adjective
contemporaneus
contemporāneus
adjective
contemporo
contemporō
verb
to be at the same time
contempte
contemptē
adverb
contemptibly
contemptibilis
contemptibilis
adjective
contemptible
contemptibilitas
contemptibilitās
noun
contemptibleness
contemptim
contemptim
adverb
contemptuously
contemptio
contemptiō
noun
a despising
contemptor
contemptor
noun
he who puts small value upon or makes light of a thing
contemptrix
contemptrix
noun
she who puts small value upon a thing
contemptus
contemptus
adjective
despised
contemptus
contemptus
noun
a despising
contemt
contemt
noun
she who puts small value upon a thing
contemt
contemt
noun
a despising
contemt
contemt
noun
he who puts small value upon or makes light of a thing
contemt
contemt
noun
a despising
contemt
contemt
noun
contemptibleness
contemt
contemt
adjective
contemptible
contemt
contemt
adverb
contemptuously
contemte
contemtē
adverb
contemptibly
contemtus
contemtus
adjective
despised
contendo
contendō
verb
to stretch
contenebrasco
contenēbrascō
verb
to become or grow very dark
contenebrasco
contenebrascō
verb
to become or grow very dark
contenebresco
contenebrescō
verb
to grow dark
contenebresco
contenēbrescō
verb
to grow dark
contenebro
contenēbrō
verb
to make very dark
contenebro
contenebrō
verb
to make very dark
contente
contentē
adverb
in a restrained manner
contente
contentē
adverb
earnestly
contentio
contentiō
noun
an eager stretching
contentiose
contentiōsē
adverb
pertinaciously
contentiosus
contentiōsus
adjective
pertaining to contention
contentus
contentus
adjective
satisfying one's self with
contentus
contentus
adjective
stretched
conterebro
conterēbrō
verb
to pierce or bore through
conterebro
conterebrō
verb
to pierce or bore through
Conterebromius
Conterebromius
adjective
Libya
contermino
conterminō
verb
to be a borderer
conterminum
conterminum
noun
a neighboring region
conterminum
conterminum
noun
conterminus
conterminus
adjective
bordering upon
conterminus
conterminus
noun
a neighbor
conternans
conternans
adjective
conternans
conternans
adjective
three years old
conternatio
conternātiō
noun
a placing of three things together
conterno
conternō
verb
to put three things together
contero
conterō
verb
to grind
conterraneus
conterrāneus
noun
a fellow-countryman
conterreo
conterreō
verb
to terrify greatly
conterrito
conterritō
verb
to frighten much or greatly
conterritus
conterritus
adjective
contesseratio
contesserātiō
noun
the contracting of friendship
contessero
contesserō
verb
to contract friendsnip by means of the
contestatio
contestātiō
noun
an attesting
contestatiuncula
contestātiuncula
noun
a short speech
contestato
contestātō
adverb
by aid of witnesses
contestatus
contestātus
adjective
contestificans
contestificans
adjective
attesting at the same time
contestor
contestor
verb
to take or call to witness
contexo
contexō
verb
to weave
contexte
contextē
adverb
connected together
contextim
contextim
adverb
in a connected manner
contextio
contextiō
noun
A joining
contextor
contextor
noun
one who puts a writing together
contextus
contextus
noun
a joining or putting together
contextus
contextus
adjective
contextus
contextus
adjective
P. a.
contheroleta
conthēroleta
noun
a fellow-destroyer of wild beasts
conticeo
conticeō
verb
to be silent
conticesco
conticescō
verb
v. inch.
conticinium
conticinium
noun
the first part of the night
conticisco
conticiscō
verb
conticisco
conticiscō
verb
v. inch.
conticium
conticium
noun
the first part of the night
contifices
contifices
noun
spearmen
contiger
contiger
noun
a spear-bearer
contignatio
contignātiō
noun
a floor composed of joists and boards
contigno
contignō
verb
to join together with beams
contignum
contignum
noun
a structure of beams
contigue
contiguē
adverb
closely
contiguus
contiguus
adjective
that may be touched
continens
continens
adjective
continens
continens
adjective
continens
continens
noun
continens
continens
adjective
continens
continens
adjective
that on which something rests or depends
continens
continens
noun
adjoining places
continenter
continenter
adverb
in unbroken succession
continenter
continenter
cross-reference
continentia
continentia
noun
A holding back
contineo
contineō
verb
to hold or keep together
contingo
contingō
verb
to
contingo
contingō
verb
to touch on all sides. to touch
continguo
continguō
verb
to
continuanter
continuanter
verb
continuously
continuanter
continuanter
adverb
continuate
continuātē
verb
in uninterrupted succession
continuate
continuātē
adverb
continuatim
continuātim
adverb
continuously
continuatio
continuātiō
noun
a following of one thing after another
continuativus
continuātivus
adjective
serving to connect the discourse
continue
continuē
adverb
continuously
continuitas
continuitās
noun
a connected series
continuo
continuō
verb
to join together in uninterrupted succession
continuor
continuor
verb
to unite one's self to
continuo
continuō
adverb
continuo
continuō
adverb
continuus
continuus
noun
he who is always about one
continuus
continuus
adjective
joining
contio
contiō
noun
a meeting
contionabundus
contiōnābundus
adjective
proposing something or haranguing in a public assembly
contionalis
contiōnālis
adjective
belonging to or suitable for an assembly of the people
contionarius
contiōnārius
adjective
of or suited to an assembly of the people
contionator
contiōnātor
noun
a haranguer of the people
contionatorius
contiōnātōrius
cross-reference
contionor
contiōnor
verb
To be convened or united in an assembly
contiro
contīrō
noun
a fellow-recruit
contiuncula
contiuncula
noun
a short harangue
contor
contor
verb
contor
contor
verb
to delay action
contogatus
contogātus
noun
a law colleague
contollo
contollō
verb
to bring together
contonat
contonat
cross-reference
v. impers.
contorqueo
contorqueō
verb
to turn
contorreo
contorreō
verb
to dry up entirely
contorte
contortē
adverb
intricately
contortio
contortiō
noun
A whirling round
contortip
contortip
adjective
entangled
contortor
contortor
noun
a wrester
contortulus
contortulus
adjective
somewhat complicated or intricate
contortuplicatus
contortuplicātus
adjective
entangled
contortus
contortus
adjective
contortus
contortus
adjective
Brandished
contra
contrā
preposition
in comparison with
contra
contrā
adverb
in comparison with
contrabium
contrabium
noun
a framework of beams
contractabilis
contractābilis
cross-reference
contractatio
contractātiō
cross-reference
contracte
contractē
adverb
on a contracted scale
contractio
contractiō
noun
a drawing together
contractiuncula
contractiuncula
noun
contracto
contractō
verb
to touch
contracto
contractō
verb
contractor
contractor
noun
one who makes a contract
contractorium
contractōrium
noun
a lace
contractrectabilis
contractrectābilis
adjective
that may be felt or handled
contractrectabiliter
contractrectābiliter
adverb
so as to be felt
contractrectatio
contractrectātiō
noun
a touching
contractrectator
contractrectātor
noun
a thief
contractura
contractūra
noun
a lessening
contractus
contractus
adjective
contractus
contractus
adjective
drawn together into a narrow space
contractus
contractus
noun
A drawing together
contradicibilis
contrādīcibilis
adjective
that may be contradicted or spoken against
contradico
contrādīcō
verb
contradictio
contrādictiō
noun
a reply
contradictor
contrādictor
noun
one who objects or replies
contradictorius
contrādictōrius
adjective
containing an objection or contradiction
contrado
contrādō
verb
to deliver together or wholly
contraeo
contraeō
verb
to go against
contrafactio
contrāfactiō
noun
a setting in opposition
contraho
contrahō
verb
to draw or bring
contrajuris
contrājūris
adjective
contrary to law
contrapono
contrāpōno
verb
no perf
contrapositum
contrāpositum
noun
antithesis
contrarie
contrāriē
adverb
in an opposite direction
contrarietas
contrārietās
noun
opposition
contrario
contrāriō
adverb
contrarium
contrārium
noun
the opposite
contrarius
contrārius
adjective
lying or being over against
contrarius
contrārius
noun
an opponent
contrascriba
contrascrība
noun
a countersigner
contrascribo
contrascrībō
verb
to countersign
contrascriptor
contrascriptor
noun
a comptroller
contravenio
contrāveniō
verb
to oppose
contraversum
contrāversum
adverb
on the contrary
contraversus
contrāversus
adjective
turned opposite
Contrebia
Contrebia
noun
a fortified town in
Contrebiensis
Contrebiensis
noun
its inhabitants
contrectabilis
contrectābilis
adjective
that may be felt or handled
contrectabiliter
contrectābiliter
adverb
so as to be felt
contrectatio
contrectātiō
noun
a touching
contrectator
contrectātor
noun
a thief
contrecto
contrectō
verb
to touch
contremisco
contremiscō
verb
to shake on account of something
contremo
contremō
verb
to tremble greatly
contremulus
contremulus
adjective
trembling violently
contribulatio
contrībulātiō
noun
anguish
contribulis
contribūlis
noun
Of the same
contribulo
contrībulo
verb
to crush
contribuo
contribuō
verb
to throw together
contributio
contribūtiō
noun
A dividing
contributus
contribūtus
adjective
contristatio
contristātiō
noun
an afflicting
contristo
contristō
verb
to make sad or sorrowful
contritio
contrītiō
noun
a grinding
contritus
contrītus
adjective
P. a.
contritus
contrītus
adjective
controversia
contrōversia
noun
a turning against
controversialis
contrōversiālis
adjective
pertaining to controversy or dispute
controversiola
contrōversiola
noun
a little controversy
controversiosus
contrōversiōsus
adjective
very much controverted
controversor
contrōversor
verb
to be at variance one with another
controversum
contrōversum
noun
disputed or doubtful points
controversus
contrōversus
adjective
turned against
contrucido
contrucīdō
verb
to hew or cut to pieces
contrudo
contrūdō
verb
To thrust or crowd together
contrunco
contruncō
verb
to cut down or to pieces
contrusus
contrūsus
adjective
contubernalis
contubernālis
noun
A tent-companion or comrade
contubernium
contubernium
noun
Tent-companionship
contueorr
contueor
verb
To look on
contuitus
contuitus
adjective
contuitus
contuitus
noun
an attentive looking at
contumacia
contumācia
noun
perseverance in one's purpose or opinion
contumaciter
contumāciter
adverb
obstinately
contumax
contumax
adjective
insolent
contumelia
contumēlia
noun
abuse
Contumelia
Contumēlia
noun
injury
contumeliose
contumēliōsē
adverb
abusively
contumeliosus
contumēliōsus
adjective
full of abuse
contumesco
contumescō
verb
to swell greatly
contumia
contumia
noun
abuse
contumia
contumia
noun
contumulo
contumulō
verb
To heap up like a mound
contundo
contundō
verb
to beat
contunsum
contunsum
noun
a bruise
contunsum
contunsum
noun
contunsus
contunsus
adjective
contuo
contuō
cross-reference
contuor
contuor
verb
contuoli oculi
contuoli oculī
adjective
eyes narrowed by a partial closing of the eyelid
contuor
contuor
verb
To look on
conturbatio
conturbātiō
noun
disorder
conturbator
conturbātor
noun
that brings disorder or ruin
conturbatus
conturbātus
adjective
P a
conturbatus
conturbātus
adjective
conturbo
conturbō
verb
to throw into disorder or confusion
conturmalis
conturmālis
noun
one of the same squadron
conturmo
conturmō
verb
to arrange in squadrons
contus
contus
noun
a pole
contusio
contūsiō
noun
a crushing
contusum
contūsum
noun
contusum
contūsum
noun
a bruise
contusus
contūsus
adjective
contutor
contūtor
verb
to place in safety
contutor
contūtor
noun
a joint-guardian
contutus
contūtus
noun
contutus
contūtus
noun
an attentive looking at
conubialis
cōnūbiālis
adjective
pertaining to wedlock
conubialiter
cōnūbiāliter
adverb
in a conjugal manner
conubium
cōnūbium
noun
marriage
conula
cōnula
noun
a plant
conus
cōnus
noun
a cone
convador
convādor
verb
to bind one to appear in court by giving surely
convalescens
convalescens
adjective
convalescentes
convalescentes
noun
convalescentia
convalescentia
noun
convalescence
convalesco
convalescō
verb
ex
convallatio
convallātiō
noun
an intrenchment
convalle
convalle
noun
convalle
convalle
noun
a valley enclosed on all sides
convallis
convallis
noun
a valley enclosed on all sides
convallo
convallō
verb
v. a.
convario
convariō
verb
to variegate
convaso
convāsō
verb
to pack vessels or implements together
convectio
convectiō
noun
a carrying or bringing together
convecto
convectō
verb
to bear
convector
convector
noun
he who goes with one
convector
convector
noun
one who carries or brings together
conveho
convehō
verb
to carry
convello
convellō
verb
To draw violently hither and thither something that is firm or quiet
convelo
convēlō
verb
to veil
convena
convena
noun
a multitude collected together
Convena
Convena
noun
the mixed people
conveniens
conveniens
adjective
conveniens
conveniens
adjective
convenienter
convenienter
adverb
fitly
convenientia
convenientia
noun
a meeting together
convenio
conveniō
verb
To come together
conventicium
conventīcium
noun
money paid to the poorer Greek citizens for attendance in the assemblies of the people
conventicius
conventīcius
adjective
pertaining to coming together
conventiculum
conventiculum
noun
An assembly
conventio
conventiō
noun
a meeting
conventionalis
conventiōnālis
adjective
of or pertaining to an agreement or compact
conventitius
conventītius
cross-reference
conventitius
conventītius
adjective
pertaining to coming together
conventiuncula
conventiuncula
noun
a small assembly
convento
conventō
verb
to meet often
conventum
conventum
noun
an agreement
conventum
conventum
noun
conventus
conventus
noun
A meeting
conventus
conventus
adjective
convenus
convenus
adjective
coming together
convenusto
convenustō
verb
to ornament
converbero
converberō
verb
to strike severely
convergo
convergō
verb
to incline together
converritor
converritor
noun
one who sweeps together
converro
converrō
verb
to sweep or brush together
convers
convers
adjective
changeable
conversatio
conversātiō
noun
Frequent use
conversator
conversātor
cross-reference
a companion
conversibilis
conversibilis
cross-reference
conversim
conversim
adverb
conversely
conversio
conversiō
noun
a turning round
conversiuncula
conversiuncula
noun
a slight change or alteration
converso
conversō
verb
to turn round
conversor
conversor
verb
To abide
conversus
conversus
noun
a turning or twisting round
conversus
conversus
adjective
conversus
conversus
adjective
convertibilis
convertibilis
adjective
changeable
convertibiliter
convertibiliter
adverb
adv.
convertor
convertor
verb
converto
convertō
verb
to turn or whirl round
convescor
convescor
verb
to eat with one
convestio
convestiō
verb
to clothe
conveteranus
conveterānus
noun
a fellow-veteran
convexio
convexiō
noun
a vaulting
convexitas
convexitās
noun
a vaulting
convexo
convexō
verb
to press or squeeze together
convexum
convexum
noun
a vault
convexum
convexum
noun
a vault
convexus
convexus
noun
convexus
convexus
adjective
vaulted
convibro
convibrō
verb
to move a thing quickly
convibro
convībrō
verb
to move a thing quickly
convicaneus
convīcāneus
noun
one who is of the same village
convicanus
convīcānus
noun
one who is of the same village
conviciator
convīciātor
noun
a railer
convicior
convīcior
verb
to revile
conviciolum
convīciolum
noun
a slight reproach
convicium
convīcium
noun
a loud noise
convictio
convictiō
noun
demonstration
convictio
convictiō
noun
companionship
convictor
convictor
noun
he who lives with one
convictus
convictus
adjective
convictus
convictus
noun
a living together
convinco
convincō
verb
to overcome
convinctio
convinctiō
noun
a connective particle
conviolo
conviolō
verb
to violate
conviresco
convirescō
verb
v. inch.
conviscero
conviscerō
verb
to incorporate
conviso
convīsō
verb
to consider attentively
convitio
convitio
verb
to attack or injure at the same time
convitior
convītior
verb
to revile
convitium
convītium
cross-reference
convitium
convītium
noun
a loud noise
convitor
convītor
noun
a railer
conviva
convīva
noun
one who feasts with another
convivalis
convīvālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a feast
convivator
convīvātor
noun
he who gives an entertainment
convivialis
convīviālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a feast
convivialis
convīviālis
adjective
convivifico
convīvificō
verb
to quicken together
convivium
convīvium
noun
a living together
convivo
convīvō
verb
To live with
convivor
convīvor
verb
to feast or banquet with others
convivo
convīvō
verb
convocatio
convocātiō
noun
a convoking
convocium
convōcium
cross-reference
convoco
convocō
verb
to call together
convoln
convoln
verb
to wound severety
convolnero
convolnerō
verb
convolo
convolō
verb
to fly or flock together
convols
convols
noun
cramp
convols
convols
adjective
convolsio
convolsio
verb
convolsus
convolsus
adjective
suffering from wrenching of a limb
convoluto
convolūtō
verb
to whirl or roll round rapidly
convolutus
convolūtus
adjective
convolvo
convolvō
verb
to roll together
convolvulus
convolvulus
noun
A caterpillar that wraps itself up in a leaf
convomo
convomō
verb
to bespew
convoro
convorō
verb
to eat up
convorro
convorrō
verb
to sweep or brush together
convortor
convortor
verb
convorto
convortō
verb
to turn or whirl round
convoveo
convoveō
verb
to devour together
convulnero
convulnerō
verb
to wound severety
convulsio
convulsiō
noun
cramp
convulsus
convulsus
adjective
convulsus
convulsus
adjective
suffering from wrenching of a limb
conyza
conȳza
noun
a plant
coodibilis
coodibilis
adjective
exceedingly hateful
coolesco
coolescō
verb
cooperatio
cooperātiō
noun
co-operation
cooperator
cooperātor
noun
a joint-laborer
cooperculum
coopercūlum
noun
a cover
cooperimentum
cooperimentum
noun
a covering
cooperio
cooperiō
verb
to cover wholly
cooperor
cooperor
verb
to work with or together
coopertorium
coopertōrium
noun
a cover
cooptatio
cooptātiō
noun
an election
coopto
cooptō
verb
v. a.
coorior
coorior
verb
to come forth
coortus
coortus
adjective
coortus
coortus
noun
a rising
Coos
Cōos
noun
one of the Sporadic Islands in the Myrtoan Sea
Coos
Coos
noun
one of the Sporadic Islands in the Myrtoan Sea
Coos
Coos
cross-reference
copa
cōpa
noun
a female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer
Copa
Cōpa
noun
an ancient town in Baeotia
copadium
copādium
noun
coperio
cōperiō
cross-reference
Cophen
Cophen
noun
a river
Cophes
Cophes
noun
a river
cophinus
cophinus
noun
a basket
Copia
Cōpia
noun
The goddess of abundance
copia
cōpia
noun
abundant power
copiarius
cōpiārius
noun
a purveyor
copiata
copiāta
noun
a grave-digger
copiates
copiātēs
noun
a grave-digger
copior
cōpior
verb
to furnish or provide one's self abundantly with something
copiola
cōpiola
noun
a small number of troops
copiose
cōpiōsē
adverb
in great abundance
copiosus
cōpiōsus
adjective
Furnished abundantly with a thing
copis
copis
noun
a short sword
copis
cōpis
noun
abundantly supplied with something
copla
cōpla
cross-reference
copla
cōpla
noun
that which binds together or binds fast
coplatus
cōplātus
cross-reference
copo
cōpō
noun
a petty tradesman
copo
cōpō
noun
copona
cōpōna
noun
Coponianus
Cōpōniānus
adjective
of or pertaining to Coponius
Coponius
Cōpōnius
adjective
the name of a plebeian family at Rome
Coppa
Coppa
noun
a letter of the original Greek alphabet
coppadium
coppādium
noun
coprea
coprea
noun
a low buffoon
cops
cops
adjective
copta
copta
noun
a kind of cake made of pounded materials
coptatio
coptātiō
cross-reference
Coptis
Coptis
adjective
adj. f
Coptites
Coptītēs
noun
adj. m
Coptiticus
Coptīticus
adjective
of Coptos
copto
coptō
verb
v. a.
copto
coptō
cross-reference
coptoplacenta
coptoplacenta
cross-reference
coptoplacenta
coptoplacenta
cross-reference
Coptos
Coptos
noun
a trading town in the Thebaid
copula
cōpula
noun
that which binds together or binds fast
copulabilis
cōpulābilis
adjective
that can be connected
copulate
cōpulātē
adverb
connectedly
copulatim
cōpulātim
adverb
in union
copulatio
cōpulātiō
noun
a coupling
copulative
cōpulātīvē
adverb
connectedly
copulativus
cōpulātīvus
adjective
of or pertaining to connecting
copulator
cōpulātor
noun
a connecter
copulatrix
cōpulātrix
noun
she who couples
copulatum
cōpulātum
noun
a joint sentence
copulatus
cōpulātus
noun
copulatus
cōpulātus
adjective
P. a.
copulatus
cōpulātus
adjective
copulor
cōpulor
verb
to couple
copulo
cōpulō
verb
to couple
copulor
cōpulor
verb
coqua
coqua
noun
a female cook
coquibilis
coquibilis
adjective
that can be easily cooked
coquina
coquīna
noun
A kitchen
coquinaris
coquīnāris
adjective
coquinarius
coquīnārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the kitchen
coquinatorius
coquīnātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to the kitchen
coquino
coquīnō
verb
to perform the office of a cook
coquinus
coquīnus
adjective
of or pertaining to cooking
coquitare
coquitārē
adverb
coquitatio
coquitātiō
noun
a continuous cooking
coquo
coquō
verb
to cook
coquos
coquos
noun
a cook
coquula
coquula
noun
a female cook
coquulum
coquulum
noun
A vessel for cooking
coquus
coquus
noun
a cook
cor
cor
adverb
for what reason
cor
cor
noun
the heart
cora
cora
noun
the pupil of the eye
Cora
Cora
noun
an ancient town of Latium
Cora
Cora
noun
a name of Proserpine
coracesia
coracēsia
noun
a magical herb said to make water freeze
Coracesium
Coracēsium
noun
a town on the borders of Cilicia and Pamphylia
coracicum
coracicum
noun
the mysteries of Mithras
coracicus
coracicus
adjective
of or belonging to the raven
coracino
coracinō
verb
to caw
coracinus
coracīnus
noun
a species of river fish
coracinus
coracinus
adjective
raven-black
coralium
cōrālium
noun
coral
coralium
coralium
noun
coral
Corallicus
Corallicus
adjective
of or belonging to the Coralli
corallinus
corallinus
adjective
coral-red
corallis
corallis
noun
a precious stone
coralliticus
cōrallīticus
adjective
coralliticus
corallīticus
adjective
corallius
corallius
noun
coralloachates
coralloachātēs
noun
coral-agate
corallum
corallum
noun
coral
corallum
corallum
noun
Corallus
Corallus
noun
a people of Lower Maesia
coram
cōram
adverb
in the presence of
coramble
coramblē
noun
a kind of cabbage injurious to the eyes
Corani
Corānī
adverb
its inhabitants
Coranus
Corānus
adjective
Coranus
Corānus
adjective
of Cora
Corax
Corax
noun
a mountain in Aetolia
Corax
Corax
noun
the most ancient Greek rhetorician in Sicily
corax
corax
noun
a raven
corbicula
corbicula
noun
a little basket
Corbio
Corbiō
noun
Masc.
corbis
corbis
noun
a basket
corbita
corbīta
noun
a slowsailing ship of burden
corbitus
corbītus
adjective
with a scuttle
corbona
corbōna
noun
a treasurechamber
corbula
corbula
noun
a little basket
corcholopis
corcholopis
cross-reference
a kind of ape having a tuft of hair at the end of its tail
corchoros
corchoros
noun
a poor kind of pulse
corchorus
corchorus
noun
a poor kind of pulse
corcillum
corcillum
noun
a little heart
corcodilus
corcodīlus
noun
corcodilus
corcodīlus
noun
Corculum
Corculum
noun
a little heart
Corculus
Corculus
noun
corcus
corcus
noun
a disease of the chest
Corcyra
Corcȳra
noun
An island in the Ionian Sea
Corcyraeus
Corcȳraeus
adjective
of Corcyra
Corcyraeus
Corcȳraeus
noun
the inhabitants of Corcyra
corda
corda
cross-reference
cordate
cordātē
adverb
with prudence
cordatus
cordātus
adjective
wise
cordax
cordax
noun
the extravagant dance of Grecian comedy
cordicitus
cordicitus
adverb
from the heart
cordolium
cordolium
noun
sorrow at heart
Corduba
Corduba
noun
a town in
Cordubensis
Cordubensis
noun
the inhabitants of Corduba
Cordubensis
Cordubensis
adjective
of Corduba
Corduena
Corduēna
noun
a district of Greater Armenia
Corduenus
Corduēnus
noun
the inhabitants of Corduena
Corduenus
Corduēnus
noun
a people of Armenia
Cordus
Cordus
cross-reference
cordus
cordus
adjective
lateborn
cordyla
cordȳla
noun
the fry of the tunny-fish
Corfidius
Corfīdius
noun
a Roman proper name
Corfiniensis
Corfīniensis
adjective
of or pertaining to Corfinium
Corfiniensis
Corfīniensis
noun
the inhabitants of Corfinium
Corfinium
Corfīnium
noun
a very strongly fortified town of the Peligni
Corfinius
Corfīnius
adjective
of Corfinium
corgo
corgō
cross-reference
Coria
Coria
noun
a name of the fourth Minerva
coriaceus
coriaceus
adjective
of leather
coriaginosus
coriāginōsus
adjective
afflicted with the
coriago
coriāgō
noun
a disease of the skin of animals
coriandratum
coriandrātum
noun
coriander-water
coriandron
coriandron
noun
coriander
coriandrum
coriandrum
noun
coriander
coriandrus
coriandrus
noun
coriander
coriarius
coriārius
noun
a tanner
coriarius
coriārius
adjective
of or pertaining to leather
coricus
cōricus
noun
a leathern sack filled with sand
Corinna
Corinna
noun
A celebrated Greek poetess of Tanagra
Corinthia, Corinthiarius, Corinthienses
Corinthia, Corinthiārius, Corinthienses
expression
Corinthiacus
Corinthiacus
adjective
adj.
Corinthiarius
Corinthiārius
noun
A worker in Corinthian brass
Corinthiensis
Corinthiensis
noun
colonists
Corinthiensis
Corinthiensis
adjective
adj.
Corinthium
Corinthium
noun
works of art made of it
Corinthius
Corinthius
adjective
Corinthian
Corinthius
Corinthius
noun
the Corinthians
Corinthus
Corinthus
noun
Corinth
Coriolanus
Coriolānus
noun
a town in Latium
Coriolanus
Coriolānus
noun
the inhabitants of Corioli
Coriolus
Coriolus
noun
a town in Latium
corion
corion
noun
a plant
Corippus
Corippus
noun
a Latin grammarian and poet
coris
coris
noun
a plant
corissum
corissum
noun
another name of the plant
corium
corium
noun
skin
corius
corius
noun
skin
Cormasum
Cormasum
noun
a town in Pisidia
Corneliana Castra
Cornēliāna Castra
expression
a place on the African coast
Cornelianus
Cornēliānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Cornelius
Cornelius
Cornēlius
adjective
gens celebrated as embracing the most distinguished Roman men and women
corneolus
corneolus
adjective
Horny
cornesco
cornescō
verb
to become like horn
cornetum
cornētum
noun
a grove of cornel-trees
corneus
corneus
adjective
of or belonging to the cornel-tree or cornelwood
corneus
corneus
adjective
Of horn
Cornicen
Cornicen
noun
a surname of several persons in the gens Oppia
cornicen
cornicen
noun
a horn-blower
Cornicinus
Cornicinus
noun
a surname of several persons in the gens Oppia
cornicor
cornīcor
verb
to caw like a crow
cornicula
cornīcula
noun
a little crow
corniculans
corniculans
adjective
horn-shaped
Corniculanus
Corniculānus
adjective
adj.
Corniculanus
Corniculānus
adjective
Cornicularia
Corniculāria
noun
a lost play of Plautus
cornicularius
corniculārius
noun
an adjutant of a centurion
corniculatus
corniculātus
adjective
in the form of a horn
corniculum
corniculum
noun
a little horn
Corniculum
Corniculum
noun
an ancient town in Latium
corniculus
corniculus
noun
the civil office of a
cornifer
cornifer
adjective
having or bearing horns
Cornificius
Cornificius
adjective
the name of a Roman plebeian
cornifrons
cornifrons
noun
with horns on the forehead
corniger
corniger
adjective
having or bearing horns
cornigerum
cornigerum
noun
horned animals
cornipes
cornipēs
adjective
hornfooted
cornipes
cornipēs
noun
a horn-footed animal
Corniscarum
Corniscārum
cross-reference
cornix
cornix
noun
a crow
cornu
cornū
noun
rel. masc
cornualis
cornuālis
adjective
of or pertaining to horns
cornuarius
cornuārius
noun
a maker of horns or trumpets
cornuatus
cornuātus
adjective
horn-like
Cornucopia
Cornūcōpia
noun
the antlers of a stag
Cornucopiae
Cornūcōpiae
noun
the antlers of a stag
Cornucopiae
Cornūcōpiaē
adverb
cornulum
cornulum
noun
a little horn
cornum
cornum
noun
cornum
cornum
noun
the cornelcherry
cornum
cornum
noun
rel. masc
cornupeta
cornupeta
noun
adj. comm.
cornus
cornus
noun
rel. masc
cornus
cornus
noun
a cornel cherry-tree
cornus
cornus
noun
Cornus
Cornus
noun
a city on the western coast of Sardinia
cornuta
cornūta
noun
a kind of sea-fish
cornutus
cornūtus
adjective
horned
Cornutus
Cornūtus
noun
a Roman
corocrocotta
corocrocotta
noun
an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia
Coroebus
Coroebus
noun
son of Mygdon of Phrygia
corolla
corolla
noun
a little crown or garland
corollaria
corollāria
noun
a female merchant of flower-garlands
corollarium
corollārium
noun
Money paid for a garland of flowers
corona
corōna
noun
a garland
Corona
Corōna
noun
name of the two daughters of the Theban Orion
corona
corona
noun
a garland
Coronaeeus
Corōnaeēus
adjective
of or belonging to Coronea
Coronaeus
Corōnaeus
adjective
Coronean
Coronaeus
Corōnaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Coronea
Coronaeus
Corōnaeus
cross-reference
Coronaeus
Corōnaeus
cross-reference
coronalis
corōnālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a crown
coronamen
corōnāmen
noun
a wreathing
coronamentum
corōnāmentum
noun
flowers for crowns or garlands
coronaria
corōnāria
noun
she who makes or vends crowns or garlands
coronarius
corōnārius
adjective
of or belonging to a wreath
coronarius
corōnārius
noun
a maker of or dealer in crowns or garlands
coronator
corōnātor
noun
a crowner
Corone
Corōnē
noun
a city on the west coast of the Messenian bay
Coronea
Corōnēa
noun
a town in Baeotia
Coronensis
Corōnensis
adjective
coroneola
corōneola
noun
an autumnal rose
Coroneus
Corōneus
noun
a king in Phocis
Coronides
Corōnīdēs
noun
Coronides
Corōnīdēs
noun
the son of Coronis
coroniola
corōniola
noun
a kind of autumnal rose
Coronis
Corōnis
noun
daughter of the Thessalian Phlegyas
coronis
corōnis
noun
a curved line or flourish formed with a pen
corono
corōnō
verb
to furnish with a garland or crown
coronopus
corōnopūs
noun
crowfoot
coronula
corōnula
noun
The ornament on a mitre
corporalis
corporālis
adjective
corporeal
corporalitas
corporālitās
noun
corporality
corporaliter
corporāliter
adverb
corporally
corporasco
corporascō
verb
to assume a body
corporatio
corporātiō
noun
an assuming of a body
corporativus
corporātīvus
adjective
of or pertaining to the forming of a body
corporatura
corporātūra
noun
the corporeal nature or structure
corporatus
corporātus
noun
corporatus
corporātus
noun
a member of a corporation
corporeus
corporeus
adjective
corporeal
corporicida
corporicīda
noun
a butcher
corporo
corporō
verb
to make or fashion into a body
corporosus
corporōsus
adjective
corpulent
corpulentia
corpulentia
noun
corpulence
corpulentus
corpulentus
adjective
corpulent
corpus
corpus
noun
any object composed of materials perceptible by the senses
corpusculum
corpusculum
noun
a little body
corrado
corrādō
verb
to scrape or rake together
corrasus
corrāsus
adjective
corrationalitas
corratiōnālitās
noun
analogy
correctio
correctiō
noun
an amendment
corrector
corrector
noun
a corrector
correctura
correctūra
noun
the office of a
correctus
correctus
adjective
P. a.
correctus
correctus
noun
one who is reformed
correctus
correctus
adjective
correcumbens
correcumbens
adjective
lying down with
corregionals
corregiōnāls
noun
the adjoining people
corregno
corregnō
verb
to reign
correpo
corrēpō
verb
to creep or slink to a place
correpte
correptē
adverb
shortly
correptio
correptiō
noun
A laying hold of
correpto
correptō
verb
v. n. freq
correptor
correptor
noun
a reprover
correptus
correptus
adjective
corresupinatus
corresupīnātus
adjective
bent backwards at the same time
corresuscito
corresuscitō
verb
to raise from the dead together
correus
correus
noun
a partaker in guilt
Corrhagon
Corrhagon
noun
a fortress in Macedonia
Corrhagum
Corrhagum
noun
a fortress in Macedonia
corrideo
corrīdeō
verb
to laugh together or aloud
corrigia
corrigia
noun
A shoe-tie
corrigia
corrīgia
noun
A shoe-tie
corrigo
corrigō
verb
to make straight
corripio
corripiō
verb
to seize or snatch up
corrivalis
corrīvālis
noun
a joint rival
corrivatio
corrīvātiō
noun
a drawing together of streams of water
corrivium
corrīvium
noun
the confluence of brooks
corrivo
corrīvō
verb
to conduct streams of water together
corroboramentum
corrōborāmentum
noun
a means of strengthening
corroboro
corrōborō
verb
to strengthen or invigorate
corroco
corrocō
noun
a kind of fish
corrodo
corrōdō
verb
to gnaw
corrogatio
corrogātiō
noun
a bringing together
corrogo
corrogō
verb
to bring together by entreaty
corrosus
corrōsus
adjective
corrotundo
corrotundō
verb
to make round
corruda
corrūda
noun
wild asparagus
corrugis
corrūgis
adjective
having wrinkles or folds
corrugo
corrūgo
verb
to make full of wrinkles
corrugus
corrūgus
noun
corrumpo
corrumpō
verb
To destroy
corrumptela
corrumptēla
noun
that which corrupts
corruo
corruō
verb
To fall together
corrupte
corruptē
adverb
corruptly
corruptela
corruptēla
noun
that which corrupts
corruptibilis
corruptibilis
adjective
liable to decay
corruptibilitas
corruptibilitās
noun
corruptibility
corruptio
corruptiō
noun
a corrupting
corruptive
corruptīvē
adverb
corruptivus
corruptīvus
adjective
corruptible
corruptor
corruptor
noun
a corrupter
corruptorius
corruptōrius
adjective
destructible
corruptrix
corruptrix
noun
she that corrupts or seduces
corruptum
corruptum
noun
the spoiled parts
corruptus
corruptus
adjective
P. a.
corruptus
corruptus
adjective
corruspor
corruspor
verb
to search carefully after
cors
cors
noun
cors
cors
noun
A place enclosed around
corsa
corsa
noun
Corsica
Corsica
noun
the island Corsica
Corsicanus
Corsicānus
adjective
Corsican
Corsicus
Corsicus
adjective
Corsican
Corsis
Corsis
noun
the island Corsica
corsoides
corsoīdes
noun
an unknown precious stone
Corsus
Corsus
adjective
Corsican
Corsus
Corsus
adjective
Corsus
Corsus
noun
the Corsicans
cortalinus
cortālīnus
adjective
pertaining to an imperial body-guard
cortalis
cortālis
adjective
Pertaining to a cattle or poultry-yard
cortex
cortex
noun
the bark
corticatus
corticātus
adjective
covered with a bark
corticeus
corticeus
adjective
of bark or cork
corticosus
corticōsus
adjective
abounding in bark
corticulus
corticulus
noun
a small or thin rind
cortina
cortīna
noun
a round vessel
cortinale
cortīnāle
noun
the caldron-room
Cortinipotens
Cortīnipotens
adjective
powerful on the tripod
cortinula
cortīnula
noun
a small kettle
Cortona
Cortōna
noun
a town founded by the Achaians
Cortona
Cortōna
noun
a very ancient town in Etruria
Cortonenses
Cortōnenses
noun
its inhabitants
Cortonensis
Cortōnensis
adjective
of Cortona
cortumio
cortumiō
cross-reference
Cortuosa
Cortuosa
noun
a town of Etruria
Cortynia
Cortȳnia
noun
a town of Crete
Cortynia
Cortȳnia
noun
an important and very ancient city of Crete
coruletum
corulētum
noun
a hazel-thicket
corulus
corulus
noun
corulus
corulus
noun
a hazel or filbert shrub
Coruncanius
Coruncānius
adjective
name of a Roman plebeian gens
coruptus
coruptus
adjective
P. a.
Corus
Cōrus
noun
the north-west wind
corus
cōrus
noun
coruscamen
coruscāmen
noun
a glittering
coruscatio
coruscātiō
noun
a glittering
coruscifer
coruscifer
adjective
lightning-bearing
corusco
coruscō
verb
To thrust or push with the horns
coruscum
coruscum
noun
lightning
coruscus
coruscus
adjective
In waving motion
Corvinus
Corvīnus
noun
a surname in the
corvinus
corvīnus
adjective
cf or pertaining to the raven
corvus
corvus
noun
a raven
Corybans
Corybans
adjective
the priests of Cybele
Corybantius
Corybantius
adjective
of the Corybantes
Corybas
Corybas
adjective
the priests of Cybele
coryceum
cōrycēum
noun
the place in the palaestra where the
Corycides
Cōrycides
cross-reference
the daughters of Plistus
Corycius
Cōrycius
adjective
adj.
Corycius
Cōrycius
adjective
Corycian
corycomachia
cōrycomachia
noun
the exercise of the
Corycos
Cōrycos
noun
a promontory in Cilicia
corycus
cōrycus
noun
a leathern sack filled with sand
Corycus
Cōrycus
noun
a promontory in Cilicia
corydalus
corydalus
noun
the crested lark
Corydon
Corydon
noun
Greek proper name
Corylenus
Corylēnus
noun
a city of Aeolis
coryletum
corylētum
noun
a hazel-thicket
corylus
corylus
noun
a hazel or filbert shrub
corymbia
corymbia
noun
a species of the plant ferula
corymbiatus
corymbiātus
adjective
set round with clusters of ivy-berries
Corymbifer
Corymbifer
noun
adj. m
corymbion
corymbion
noun
hair curled in the form of clusters of ivy-berries
corymbites
corymbītēs
noun
a species of the plant
corymbus
corymbus
noun
a cluster of fruit
Corynaeus
Corynaeus
noun
name of two Trojans
Corypha
Corypha
noun
daughter of Oceanus
Corypha
Corypha
cross-reference
coryphaeus
coryphaeus
noun
a leader
Coryphasia
Coryphāsia
noun
a title of Minerva
Coryphasium
Coryphāsium
noun
a title of Minerva
Coryphe
Coryphē
noun
daughter of Oceanus
coryphium
coryphium
noun
a kind of murex or snail
corysidia
corysidia
noun
another name of the plant Minyas
Corythus
Corythus
noun
An ancient town in Etruria
corytos
cōrȳtos
noun
a quiver
corytos
cōrȳtos
noun
A quiver
corytus
cōrȳtus
noun
a quiver
coryza
corȳza
noun
a catarrh
Cos
Cōs
noun
one of the Sporadic Islands in the Myrtoan Sea
cos
cōs
noun
any hard stone
Cosa
Cosa
noun
An ancient town in Etruria
Cosa
Cosa
noun
An ancient town in Etruria
Cosanum
Cosānum
noun
The territory around Cosa
Cosanus
Cosānus
adjective
of Cosa
Cosanus
Cosānus
noun
the inhabitants of Cosa
coscinomantia
coscinomantīa
noun
a divination by the sieve
Cosconius
Coscōnius
adjective
name of a Roman plebeian
cosentio
cosentiō
verb
to feel together
cosmeta
cosmēta
noun
he who ornaments one
Cosmianum
Cosmiānum
noun
an unguent made by him
Cosmianus
Cosmiānus
adjective
named or derived from Cosmus
cosmicos
cosmicos
adjective
of or belonging to the world
cosmicum
cosmicum
noun
worldly things
cosmittere
cosmitterē
adverb
Cosmoe
Cosmoe
noun
a high council of the Cretans
cosmographia
cosmōgraphia
noun
a description of the universe
cosmographia
cosmographia
noun
a description of the universe
cosmographus
cosmographus
noun
one who describes the world
Cosmus
Cosmus
noun
a celebrated maker of
Coss
Coss
noun
An ancient town in Etruria
Cossanus
Cossānus
adjective
of Cosa
cossigerare
cossigerārē
adverb
cossim
cossim
adverb
cossim
cossim
adverb
bending or turning in
Cossinius
Cossinius
adjective
a Roman gentile name
Cossura
Cossūra
noun
a small island between Sicily and Africa
cossus
cossus
noun
a kind of larva under the bark of trees
Cossus
Cossus
noun
a surname in the
Cossutianae
Cossutiānae
cross-reference
a place near Caesena in
Cossutianus
Cossutiānus
noun
a Roman proper name
Cossutius
Cossutius
adjective
name of a Roman gens
Cossyra
Cossȳra
noun
a small island between Sicily and Africa
costa
costa
noun
a rib
costabilis
costābilis
adjective
riblike
costamomum
costamōmum
noun
an aromatic plant
costatus
costātus
adjective
having ribs
costos
costos
noun
an Oriental aromatic plant
costum
costum
noun
an Oriental aromatic plant
Cosyra
Cosȳra
noun
a small island between Sicily and Africa
cotaria
cōtāria
noun
Cothon
Cōthōn
noun
a name given to any artificial harbor
cothurnate
cothurnātē
adverb
loftily
cothurnatio
cothurnātiō
noun
a tragic representation
cothurnatus
cothurnātus
adjective
of or pertaining to the
cothurnus
cothurnus
noun
a high Grecian shoe
coticula
cōticula
noun
A small touchstone
cotidianus
cotīdiānus
cross-reference
cotidianus
cotīdiānus
adjective
of every day
cotidianus
cōtīdiānus
adjective
of every day
cotidianus
cōtīdiānus
cross-reference
cotidie
cotīdiē
adverb
daily
cotidie
cotīdie
cross-reference
cotidio
cotīdiō
adverb
daily
cotinus
cotinus
noun
a shrub that furnishes a purple color
cotio
cōtiō
noun
a broker
cotio
cōtiō
cross-reference
Cotiso
Cotisō
noun
a king of the Getae
cotonea
cotōnea
noun
a plant
cotoneum
cotōneum
noun
a quince or quince-apple
cotoneus
cotōneus
adjective
cotonium
cotōnium
noun
a quince or quince-apple
cotonius
cotōnius
adjective
cotonum
cotonum
noun
a kind of small Syrian fig
cotoria
cōtōria
noun
a whetstonequarry
Cotta
Cotta
noun
cottabus
cottabus
noun
a clap
cottanum
cottanum
noun
a kind of small Syrian fig
Cottianus
Cottiānus
adjective
cottidiano
cottīdiānō
adverb
daily
cottidianus
cottīdiānus
adjective
of every day
cottidie
cottīdiē
adverb
daily
cottīdiō
cottīdiō
adverb
daily
Cottius
Cottius
noun
the name of two kings of northern Italy
Cottius
Cottius
adjective
Cottian
Cotton
Cotton
noun
a town of Aeolis
Cottus
Cottus
noun
cotula
cotula
noun
a small vessel
coturnium
coturnium
cross-reference
coturnix
cōturnix
noun
a quail
coturnix
coturnix
noun
a quail
Cotus
Cotus
noun
Cotus
Cotus
noun
the name of several Thracian princes
Cotyla
Cotyla
noun
a Roman surname
cotyla
cotyla
noun
a small vessel
cotyla
cotyla
noun
cotyledon
cotylēdon
noun
a plant
Cotys
Cotys
noun
the name of several Thracian princes
Cotyttium
Cotyttium
noun
her festival
Cotytto
Cotyttō
noun
the goddess of lewdness
Coum
Cōum
noun
Coan garments
Coum
Coum
noun
Coum
Cōum
noun
Coan wine
Cous
Cōus
noun
Cous
Cous
noun
Cous
Cous
noun
one of the Sporadic Islands in the Myrtoan Sea
Cous
Cōus
adjective
of Cos
coutor
coūtor
verb
v. n
covinarius
covīnārius
noun
a soldier who fought from a chariot
covinnarius
covinnārius
noun
a soldier who fought from a chariot
covinnus
covinnus
noun
a war-chariot of the Britons and Belgae
covinus
covīnus
noun
a war-chariot of the Britons and Belgae
coxa
coxa
noun
the hip
coxendix
coxendix
noun
the hip
coxim
coxim
adverb
on the hips
coxo
coxō
noun
hobbling
crabatus
crabātus
adverb
crabatus
crābātus
adverb
Crabra
Crabra
cross-reference
an aqueduct or water conduit that extended from Tusculum to the Tiber
crabro
crābrō
noun
a hornet
cracca
cracca
noun
a kind of pulse
cracens
cracens
adjective
slender
Cragos
Cragos
noun
a promontory and chain of mountains in Lycia
Cragus
Cragus
noun
a promontory and chain of mountains in Lycia
crambe
crambē
noun
a kind of cabbage
Cranius
Cranius
noun
the inhabitants of a town on the island of Cephallenia
Crannon
Crannōn
noun
a town of Thessaly
Cranon
Crānōn
noun
a town of Thessaly
Cranonius
Crānōnius
adjective
of Cranon
Crantor
Crantor
noun
the armor-bearer of Peleus
crapula
crāpula
noun
excessive wine-drinking
crapularius
crāpulārius
adjective
pertaining to intoxication
crapulatio
crāpulātiō
noun
an intoxicating
crapulatus
crāpulātus
adjective
drunken with wine
crapulentus
crāpulentus
adjective
very much intoxicated
crapulosus
crāpulōsus
adjective
inclined to drunkenness
cras
crās
adverb
to-morrow
crassamen
crassāmen
noun
the thick sediment of a liquid
crassamentum
crassāmentum
noun
the thickness
crasse
crassē
adverb
thickly
crassedo
crassēdō
noun
thickness
crassesco
crassescō
verb
v. inch.
Crassianus
Crassiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the triumvir Crassus
Crassianus
Crassiānus
adjective
Crassicius
Crassicius
noun
a grammarian of Rome
Crassiciutius
Crassiciutius
noun
a grammarian of Rome
crassificatio
crassificātiō
noun
a making thick or fat
crassifico
crassificō
verb
to make thick
Crassipes
Crassipēs
adjective
a surname of the gens Furia
crassitas
crassitās
noun
thickness
crassities
crassitiēs
noun
thickness
Crassitius
Crassitius
cross-reference
crassitudo
crassitūdō
noun
thickness
crassivenius
crassivēnius
adjective
having thick veins
crasso
crassō
verb
to make thick
crassundium
crassundium
noun
the thick intestines
crassus
crassus
adjective
solid
Crassus
Crassus
noun
a family name in the gens Licinia. The most distinguished were
crastinum
crastinum
noun
to-morrow
Crastinus
Crastinus
noun
a Roman surname
crastinus
crastinus
adjective
Of to-morrow
crataegis
crataegis
noun
another name of the plant
crataegon
crataegon
noun
a plant
crataegos
crataegos
noun
a plant
crataegum
crataegum
noun
the kernel of the fruit of the box-tree
Crataeis
Crataeis
noun
the mother of Scylla
crataeogonon
crataeogonon
noun
the common fleawort
crataeogonos
crataeogonos
noun
the common fleawort
crater
crātēr
adjective
crater
crātēr
noun
a vessel in which wine was mingled with water
cratera
crātēra
noun
a vessel in which wine was mingled with water
craterites
craterītēs
noun
a very hard unknown precious stone
Crateros
Crateros
noun
A general of Alexander the Great
Craterus
Craterus
noun
A general of Alexander the Great
Crates
Cratēs
noun
a Greek proper name
crates
cratēs
noun
Crathis
Crāthis
noun
a river in
craticius
crāticius
adjective
composed of wicker-work
craticula
crāticula
noun
fine hurdle - work
craticulum
craticulum
cross-reference
craticulus
crāticulus
adjective
composed of lattice-work
Cratinus
Cratīnus
noun
a celebrated Grecian comic poet of the old comedy
cratio
crātiō
verb
to harrow
Cratippus
Cratippus
noun
a distinguished peripatetic philosopher at Athens
cratis
crātis
noun
wicker-work
cratitius
crātitius
cross-reference
cratius
crātius
adjective
composed of wicker-work
creabilis
creābilis
adjective
that can be
creagra
creāgra
noun
a fleshhook
creamen
creāmen
noun
the elements of which created things consist
creatio
creātiō
noun
A creating
creator
creātor
noun
A creator
creatrix
creātrix
noun
she who brings forth or produces
creatum
creātum
noun
things made
creatura
creātūra
noun
a creature
creatus
creātus
adjective
sprung from
creber
crēber
adjective
that exists or takes place in a continuous multitude
crebesco
crēbescō
verb
to become frequent
crebesco
crēbescō
cross-reference
crebra
crēbra
adverb
repeatedly
crebratus
crēbrātus
adjective
thick
crebre
crēbrē
cross-reference
crebre
crēbrē
adverb
closely
crebresco
crēbrescō
verb
to become frequent
crebrisuro
crēbrisūrō
cross-reference
crebritas
crēbritās
noun
thickness
crebriter
crēbriter
adverb
repeatedly
crebriter
crēbriter
cross-reference
crebritudo
crēbritūdō
noun
crebro
crēbrō
cross-reference
crebro
crēbrō
adverb
close one after another
credibilis
crēdibilis
adjective
worthy of belief
credibiliter
crēdibiliter
adverb
credibly
credito
crēditō
verb
to believe firmly
creditor
crēditor
noun
a creditor
creditrix
crēditrix
noun
a female creditor
creditum
crēditum
noun
creditum
crēditum
noun
a loan
credo
crēdō
verb
to give as a loan
credulitas
crēdulitās
noun
easiness of belief
credulus
crēdulus
adjective
that easily believes a thing
cremabilis
cremābilis
cross-reference
combustible
crematio
cremātiō
noun
a burning
cremator
cremātor
noun
a burner
crementum
crēmentum
noun
Growth
Cremera
Cremera
noun
a small river in Etruria
Cremerensis
Cremerensis
adjective
of Cremera
cremium
cremium
noun
dry fire-wood
Cremmyon
Cremmyōn
noun
a village in Megaris
cremo
cremō
verb
to burn
Cremona
Cremōna
noun
the town Cremona in
Cremonensis
Cremōnensis
noun
the inhabitants of Cremona
Cremonensis
Cremōnensis
adjective
of Cremona
Cremonis jugum
Cremōnis jugum
expression
a part of the Pennine Alps
cremor
cremor
noun
the thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances
cremum
cremum
noun
Cremutius
Cremūtius
noun
a Roman proper name
crena
crena
noun
Crenaeus
Crēnaeus
noun
a centaur
Crene
Crēnē
noun
a town of Aeolis
Creo
Creō
noun
A king of Corinth
creo
creō
verb
to bring forth
crepae
crepaē
adverb
she-goats
crepatura
crepātūra
noun
a fissure
crepax
crepax
adjective
sounding
creper
creper
adjective
dusky
creperum
creperum
noun
darkness
crepicrepitulum
crepicrepitulum
noun
crepiculum
crepiculum
cross-reference
crepida
crepida
noun
the sole which served the Greeks
crepidarius
crepidārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the sole or sandal
crepidatus
crepidātus
adjective
wearing sandals
crepido
crepīdō
noun
a ground
crepidula
crepidula
noun
a small sandal
crepidulum
crepidulum
noun
crepidulum
crepidulum
noun
crepis
crēpis
noun
an unknown plant
crepitacillum
crepitācillum
noun
a small rattle
crepitaculum
crepitāculum
noun
a rattle
crepito
crepitō
verb
to rattle much
crepitulum
crepitulum
noun
crepitus
crepitus
noun
a rattling
crepo
crepō
verb
to break wind
crepulus
crepulus
adjective
rattling
crepundium
crepundium
noun
a rattle
crepusci
crepuscī
cross-reference
crepusculascens
crepusculascens
adjective
growing dusk
crepusculum
crepusculum
noun
twilight
Cres
Crēs
noun
Cretan
Cres
Cres
adjective
crescentia
crescentia
noun
an increase
cresco
crescō
verb
to come forth
Cresius
Crēsius
adjective
Cresius
Crēsius
adjective
Cretan
Cressa
Cressa
noun
Cretan
Cressius
Cressius
adjective
Cretan
Creta
Crēta
noun
Crete
creta
crēta
noun
Cretan earth
cretaceus
crētāceus
adjective
chalk-like
Cretaeus
Crētaeus
noun
the Cretan
Cretaeus
Crētaeus
adjective
adj.
Cretaeus
Crētaeus
adjective
Cretanus
Crētānus
noun
a Cretan
Cretanus
Crētānus
noun
cretaria
crētāria
noun
a shop for Cretan earth
cretarius
crētārius
adjective
of or pertaining to chalk
cretatus
crētātus
adjective
marked with chalk
Crete
Crētē
noun
Cretensis
Crētensis
adjective
Cretensis
Crētensis
adjective
adj.
Cretensis
Crētensis
noun
the Cretans
creterra
crēterra
noun
a vessel in which wine was mingled with water
creterra
crēterra
noun
creteus
crēteus
adjective
made of chalk or clay
crethmos
crēthmos
noun
sea-fennel
Cretica
Crētica
noun
a plant
cretica
crētica
noun
cretice
crēticē
noun
Cretice
Crēticē
noun
a plant
Creticus
Crēticus
adjective
Creticus
Crēticus
adjective
adj.
Creticus
Crēticus
noun
a surname of
cretifodina
crētifodīna
noun
a chalk- or clay-pit
cretio
crētiō
noun
the format declaration by the heir of his intention to enter upon his inheritance
Cretis
Crētis
noun
a Cretan
Cretis
Crētis
noun
cretosus
crētōsus
adjective
abounding in chalk or clay
cretula
crētula
noun
white clay
cretura
crētūra
noun
the siftings of corn
cretus
crētus
adjective
cretus
crētus
adjective
arisen
cretus
crētus
adjective
Creusa
Creūsa
noun
A daughter of king Creon
Creusis
Creūsis
cross-reference
cribello
crībellō
verb
to pass through a sieve
cribellum
crībellum
noun
a small sieve
cribrarius
crībrārius
cross-reference
a sieve-maker
cribrarius
crībrārius
adjective
pertaining to a sieve
cribro
crībrō
verb
to pass through a sieve
cribrum
crībrum
noun
a sieve
crimen
crīmen
noun
a judicial decision
Crimessus
Crīmessus
noun
a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Crimessus
Crīmessus
cross-reference
criminalis
crīminālis
adjective
of or pertaining to crime
criminaliter
crīmināliter
adverb
criminally
criminatio
crīminātiō
noun
an accusation
criminator
crīminātor
noun
an accuser
criminatrix
crīminātrix
noun
a female accuser
criminor
crīminor
verb
to accuse one of crime
crimino
crīminō
verb
v. a.
criminose
crīminōsē
adverb
reproach fully
criminosus
crīminōsus
noun
a guilty man
criminosus
crīminōsus
adjective
full of reproaches
Crimissus
Crīmissus
noun
a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Crimisus
Crīmīsus
noun
a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
crinale
crīnāle
noun
crinalis
crīnālis
adjective
of or pertaining to the hair
criniger
crīniger
noun
having long hair
crininus
crininus
adjective
made of lilies
crinio
crīniō
verb
to provide or cover with hair
crinis
crīnis
noun
the hair
Crinissus
Crīnissus
noun
a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
Crinisus
Crīnīsus
noun
Crinisus
Crīnīsus
noun
a river on the south-west coast of Sicily
crinitus
crīnītus
adjective
crinitus
crīnītus
adjective
covered with hair
crinon
crinon
noun
a lily
crinum
crinum
noun
a lily
criobolium
crīobolium
noun
An unguent
Crisa
Crīsa
noun
an ancient town of Phocis
Crisaeus
Crīsaeus
adjective
of Crisa
crisimus
crisimus
adjective
decisive
crisis
crisis
noun
a decision
criso
crīsō
verb
to move the haunches
crispans
crispans
adjective
crispicans
crispicans
adjective
curling
crispicapillus
crispicapillus
cross-reference
having curled hair
Crispinus
Crispīnus
adjective
a Roman surname
crispisulcans
crispisulcans
adjective
undulating
crispitudo
crispitūdō
noun
a tremulous or vibratory motion
crispo
crispō
verb
to curl
crispulus
crispulus
adjective
curled
Crispus
Crispus
noun
a Roman surname
crispus
crispus
adjective
curled
crisso
crissō
verb
to move the haunches
crisso
crissō
verb
Crista
Crista
noun
a Roman surname
crista
crista
noun
a tuft on the head of animals
cristatus
cristātus
adjective
that has a tuft or crest
cristula
cristula
noun
a small crest or tuft
crita
crita
noun
the judges among the Hebrews
crithologia
crīthologia
noun
a gathering of barley
Crithote
Crīthōtē
noun
a town in Chersonesus Thracia
Critias
Critiās
noun
one of the thirty tyrants at Athens
criticus
criticus
noun
a critic
criticus
criticus
adjective
fit or suitable for deciding
Crito
Crītō
noun
a rich citizen of Athens
Critobulus
Critobūlus
noun
a Greek proper name
Critognatus
Critognatus
noun
a chief of the Arverni
Critolaus
Critolāus
noun
A peripatetic philosopher
Criumetopon
Crīūmetōpon
noun
a promontory at the southern extremity of the Tauric Chersonesus
crobylos
crōbylos
noun
a roll of hair knotted on the crown of the head
Crocale
Crocalē
noun
a companion of Diana
crocallis
crocallis
noun
an unknown
crocatio
crocātiō
noun
the croaking of ravens
crocatus
crocātus
adjective
saffronyellow
croceus
croceus
adjective
of or pertaining to saffron
crocias
crociās
noun
an unknown
crocidismus
crocidismus
noun
a picking off of flocks
crocino
crocinō
verb
to anoint with saffron-ointment
crocinum
crocinum
noun
saffron-oil
crocinus
crocinus
adjective
of or pertaining to saffron
crocio
crōciō
verb
to cry or croak as a raven
crocis
crocis
noun
an unknown plant
crocito
crocitō
verb
to croak loudly
crocitus
crōcītus
noun
the croaking of the raven
croco
crocō
verb
to dye saffron-yellow
crocodes
crocōdes
noun
eye-salve
crocodilea
crocodīlea
noun
the excrement of the crocodile
crocodileon
crocodīleon
noun
a plant
crocodilina
crocodīlina
noun
a sophism
crocodilion
crocodīlion
noun
a plant
crocodilus
crocodīlus
noun
a crocodile
crocofanphantia
crocofanphantia
noun
crocofantia
crocofantia
noun
crocomagma
crocomagma
noun
the residuum of saffron
crocos
crocos
cross-reference
Crocos
Crocos
noun
a youth who was metamorphosed into a saffron-flower
crocota
crocōta
noun
a saffron-colored court-dress
crocotarius
crocōtārius
adjective
of or belonging to the preparation of saffron-colored garments
crocotillum
crocotillum
cross-reference
crocotinum
crocotinum
cross-reference
crocotta
crocotta
noun
an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia
crocotula
crocōtula
noun
a saffron-colored court-robe
crocufantia
crocufantia
noun
crocum
crocum
noun
saffron
crocuphanfantia
crocūphanfantia
cross-reference
crocuphantia
crocūphantia
cross-reference
crocus
crocus
noun
saffron
Crocus
Crocus
noun
a youth who was metamorphosed into a saffron-flower
crocuta
crocūta
noun
crocuta
crocūta
noun
an unknown witd animal in Ethiopia
Crodunum
Crodunum
noun
a place in
Croesius
Croesius
adjective
of Craesus
Croesus
Croesus
noun
a king of Lydia
Crommyuacris
Crommyūācris
noun
the most northern point of Cyprus
Cromyon
Cromyōn
noun
a village in Megaris
Cromyuacris
Cromyūācris
noun
the most northern point of Cyprus
Cronium
Cronium
noun
a festival of Saturn
Cronos
Cronos
noun
the god of time
Cronus
Cronus
noun
the god of time
crosmis
crosmis
noun
a kind of sage
crotalisso
crotalissō
verb
to rattle or sound with the castanet
crotalistria
crotalistria
noun
castanet dancer
crotalium
crotalium
noun
a rattling ear-pendant
crotalum
crotalum
noun
a rattle
crotaphos
crotaphos
noun
a pain in the temples
Croto
Crotō
noun
a town founded by the Achaians
Croton
Crotōn
noun
a town founded by the Achaians
Croton
Crotōn
noun
a constellation
Crotona
Crotōna
noun
a town founded by the Achaians
Crotonenses
Crotōnenses
noun
Crotoniatae
Crotōniātaē
adverb
inhabitants of Crotona
Crotoniates
Crotōniātēs
noun
an inhabitant of Crotona
Crotoniensis
Crotōniensis
adjective
of Crotona
Crotoniensis
Crotōniensis
noun
the inhabitants of Crotona
Crotopiades
Crotōpiadēs
noun
a Crotopiade
Crotos
Crotos
noun
a constellation
cruciabilis
cruciābilis
adjective
tormenting
cruciabilitas
cruciābilitās
noun
torment
cruciabiliter
cruciābiliter
adverb
with torture
cruciabundus
cruciābundus
adjective
torturing
cruciamen
cruciāmen
noun
torture
cruciamentum
cruciāmentum
noun
torture
cruciarius
cruciārius
adjective
of or pertaining to the cross
cruciatio
cruciātiō
noun
a torturing
cruciator
cruciātor
noun
a tormenter
cruciatorius
cruciātōrius
adjective
cruciatus
cruciātus
noun
torture
crucifer
crucifer
noun
the crossbearer
crucifigo
crucifīgō
cross-reference
crucifixor
crucifixor
noun
a crucifier
crucio
cruciō
verb
to put to death on the cross
Crucisalus
Crucisalus
noun
a name facetiously formed in imitation of
crucium
crucium
cross-reference
crudaria vena argenti
crūdāria vēna argentī
expression
a vein of silver that lies directly on the surface in a mine
crudele
crūdēlē
adverb
cruelly
crudelis
crūdēlis
adjective
morally rude or unfeeling
crudelitas
crūdēlitās
noun
harshness
crudeliter
crūdēliter
adverb
cruelly
crudesco
crūdescō
verb
to grow harsh or violent
cruditas
crūditās
noun
An overloading
cruditatio
crūditātiō
noun
an overloading of the stomach
crudito
crūditō
verb
to suffer from indigestion
crudus
crūdus
adjective
bloody
cruentatio
cruentātiō
noun
a staining with blood
cruente
cruentē
adverb
cruelly
cruenter
cruenter
adverb
cruelly
cruentifer
cruentifer
adjective
bloody
cruento
cruentō
verb
to make bloody
cruentus
cruentus
adjective
spotted
crumena
crumēna
noun
a small money-purse or bag
crumilla
crumilla
noun
a little purse
crumina
crumīna
noun
a small money-purse or bag
crumino
crumīnō
verb
to fill like a purse
cruor
cruor
noun
Blood
cruppellarius
cruppellarius
noun
harnessed combatants among the Gauls
cruralis
crūrālis
adjective
of or belonging to the legs
Cruricrepida
Crūricrepida
noun
Rattle-shin
crurifragius
crūrifrāgius
noun
one whose legs
crus
crūs
noun
the leg
crusculum
crusculum
noun
a small
crusma
crusma
noun
a musical piece or tune played upon a stringed instrument
crusmaticus
crusmaticus
adjective
suitable for playing on a musical instrument
crusta
crusta
noun
the hard surface of a body
crustarius
crustārius
adjective
pertaining to embossed work
crustarius
crustārius
noun
one who makes embossed or chased figures
crustatum
crustātum
noun
crustaceous animals
crusto
crustō
verb
to cover with a rind
crustosus
crustōsus
adjective
covered with a hard rind
crustula
crustula
noun
a little rind
crustularius
crustulārius
noun
one who makes pastry
crustulum
crustulum
noun
small pastry
crustum
crustum
noun
pastry
Crustumeria
Crustumeria
noun
an ancient town in the country of the Sabines
Crustumerinus
Crustumerīnus
adjective
of Crustumeria
Crustumerium
Crustumerium
noun
an ancient town in the country of the Sabines
Crustumerus
Crustumerus
noun
an ancient town in the country of the Sabines
Crustuminus
Crustumīnus
adjective
the inhabitants of Crustumeria
Crustuminus
Crustumīnus
adjective
the inhabitants of Crustumeria
Crustumium
Crustumium
noun
an ancient town in the country of the Sabines
Crustumius
Crustumius
adjective
of Crustumeria
crux
crux
noun
a tree
Cryphiolathronia
Cryphiolathronia
noun
the name of an imaginary country
crypta
crypta
noun
a concealed
cryptarius
cryptārius
noun
a superintendent of vaults
crypticus
crypticus
adjective
covered
cryptoporticus
cryptoporticus
noun
a covered gallery or passage
crysallion
crȳsallion
noun
crystallinum
crystallinum
noun
crystallinus
crystallinus
adjective
made of crystal
crystallion
crystallion
noun
a plant
crystalloides
crystalloīdes
noun
crystal-like
crystallum
crystallum
noun
Ice
crystallus
crystallus
noun
Ice
Ctesias
Ctēsiās
noun
a famous physician of Cnidus in Caria
Ctesibicus
Ctēsibicus
adjective
of Ctesibius
Ctesibius
Ctēsibius
noun
a mechanic of Alexandria
Ctesiphon
Ctēsiphōn
noun
an Athenian defended by Demosthenes
Ctesiphon
Ctēsiphōn
noun
a town in Assyria
Cuba
Cuba
noun
the goddess who protects the lying down of children
Cuballa
Cuballa
noun
a town in
cubatio
cubātiō
noun
a lying down
cubator
cubātor
noun
he who lies down
cubiclum
cubīclum
noun
an apartment for reclining
cubicularis
cubiculāris
adjective
of or pertaining to a sleepingchamber
cubicularius
cubiculārius
noun
a chamber-servant
cubicularius
cubiculārius
adjective
of or pertaining to a sleepingchamber
cubiculatus
cubiculātus
adjective
furnished with bedchambers or state-rooms
cubiculum
cubiculum
noun
an apartment for reclining
cubicus
cubicus
adjective
cubic
cubile
cubīle
noun
a place of rest
cubital
cubital
noun
a cushion for leaning on
cubitalis
cubitālis
adjective
pertaining to the elbow
cubitio
cubitiō
noun
a lying down
cubitissim
cubitissim
adverb
lying down
cubito
cubitō
verb
to lie down often
cubitor
cubitor
noun
he who lies down
cubitorius
cubitōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a reclining posture
cubitum
cubitum
noun
the elbow
cubitura
cubitūra
noun
a lying down
cubitus
cubitus
noun
a lying down
cubitus
cubitus
noun
cubitus
cubitus
noun
the elbow
cubo
cubō
verb
to lie down
cubus
cubus
noun
a die
cuccuru
cuccuru
cross-reference
cuci
cūcī
noun
a tree similar to the palm
cucubalus
cucubalus
noun
the plant called also
cucubo
cūcubō
verb
to hoot
cuculio
cuculiō
noun
a covering for the head
cuculla
cuculla
noun
a covering
cuculla
cuculla
cross-reference
cucullatus
cucullātus
adjective
hooded
cucullio
cuculliō
noun
a covering for the head
cucullus
cucullus
noun
a covering
cuculo
cuculō
verb
to cry cuckoo
cuculus
cucūlus
noun
a cuckoo
cucuma
cucuma
noun
A cookingvessel
cucumella
cucumella
noun
a little kettle
cucumeraceus
cucumerāceus
adjective
cucumber-like
cucumerarium
cucumerārium
noun
a cucumber-field
cucumis
cucumis
noun
A cucumber
cucurbita
cucurbita
noun
a gourd
cucurbitarius
cucurbitārius
noun
a gourd planter
cucurbitatio
cucurbitātiō
noun
a cupping
cucurbitinus
cucurbitīnus
adjective
like or similar to a gourd
cucurbitula
cucurbitula
noun
the bitter gourd
cucurbitularis
cucurbitulāris
noun
the field cypress
cucurio
cūcūriō
verb
to crow
cucurru
cucurru
cross-reference
cucurru
cucurru
cross-reference
cucus
cucus
noun
a daw
cucutium
cucutium
noun
a kind of hood
cudo
cūdō
noun
a helmet made of raw skin
cudo
cūdō
verb
to strike
cuferion
cuferion
noun
the nose-bleed
Cugernus
Cugernus
noun
a people of Germany
cuicuimodi
cuicuimodī
adverb
of what sort
cuimodi
cuimodī
adverb
of what kind or nature soever
cujas
cūjas
adjective
whence originating? of what country
cujatis
cūjātis
adjective
whence originating? of what country
cujus
cūjus
adjective
pertaining to whom? of whom? whose?
cujus
cūjus
adjective
pron. rel
cujus
cujus
adjective
cujusce modi
cūjusce modi
adverb
of what kind or nature soever
cujuscemodi
cūjuscemodī
adverb
of what kind or nature soever
cujuscumquemodi
cūjuscumquemodī
adverb
cujusdam modi
cūjusdam modi
adverb
of some sort
cujusdammodi
cūjusdammodī
adverb
of some sort
cujus modi
cūjus modi
adverb
of what kind
cujusmodi
cūjusmodī
adverb
of what kind
cujusmodicumque
cūjusmodicumquē
adverb
of whatever kind
cujusnam
cūjusnam
cross-reference
cujusque modi
cūjusque modi
adverb
of whatever kind
cujusquemodi
cūjusquemodī
adverb
of whatever kind
cujusvis
cūjusvis
cross-reference
to whomever pertaining
Cularo
Cularō
noun
a town in
culcita
culcita
noun
a sack filled with feathers
culcitarius
culcitārius
noun
a cushion-maker
culcitella
culcitella
noun
a little cushion or mattress
culcitra
culcitra
noun
a sack filled with feathers
culcitula
culcitula
noun
a small cushion or mattress
culearis
cūleāris
cross-reference
culeus
cūleus
noun
culex
culex
noun
culex
culex
noun
culex
culex
noun
a gnat
culicellus
culicellus
noun
a little gnat
culiculare
culiculāre
noun
a fly-net
culiculus
culiculus
cross-reference
a little gnat
culigna
culigna
noun
a small drinking-vessel
culina
culīna
noun
a kitchen
culinarius
culīnārius
noun
a kitchen servant
culinarius
culīnārius
adjective
pertaining to the kitchen
culiola
cūliola
cross-reference
culium
culium
noun
the scarlet berry of the holm oak
culix
culix
noun
an unknown plant
cullearis
culleāris
adjective
of the measure of a
cullearis
cūlleāris
adjective
of the measure of a
culleus
cūlleus
noun
a leather bag
culleus
culleus
noun
a leather bag
culliola
culliola
cross-reference
culmen
culmen
noun
that which rises in height
culmen
culmen
noun
culmeus
culmeus
adjective
of siraw
Culminia
Culminia
cross-reference
Culminia
Culminia
cross-reference
an unknown kind of olive-tree
culmosus
culmōsus
adjective
stalklike
culmus
culmus
noun
a stalk
culpa
culpa
noun
crime
culpabilis
culpābilis
adjective
worthy of blame
culpabiliter
culpābiliter
adverb
culpably
culpandum
culpandum
noun
things deserving censure
culpatio
culpātiō
noun
a reproach
culpatus
culpātus
adjective
culpito
culpitō
verb
to blame or reproach severely or harshly
culpo
culpō
verb
To reproach or blame a person or thing as wrong or faulty
culte
cultē
adverb
cultello
cultellō
verb
To make in the shape of a knife
cultellulus
cultellulus
noun
a little knife
cultellus
cultellus
noun
a small knife
culter
culter
noun
a plough-coulter
culticula
culticula
cross-reference
cultio
cultiō
noun
a cultivation
cultor
cultor
noun
one who bestows care or labor upon a thing
cultrarius
cultrārius
noun
a slayer of the victim
cultratus
cultrātus
adjective
knifeshaped
cultrix
cultrix
noun
she who labors at or cares for a thing
cultum
cultum
noun
tilled
cultura
cultūra
noun
A cultivating
cultus
cultus
adjective
cultus
cultus
adjective
cultus
cultus
noun
a laboring at
culullus
culullus
noun
a drinking-vessel
culus
cūlus
noun
the posteriors
Cum
Cum
conjunction
when
cum
cum
preposition
with
cuma
cūma
noun
A hollow sphere
Cuma
Cūma
noun
an ancient colony of the Chalcidians
Cumaeus
Cūmaeus
adjective
Cumaean
cumalter
cumalter
expression
Cumana
Cūmāna
noun
a vessel made of Cumaean clay
Cumanum
Cūmānum
noun
The Cumaean region
Cumanus
Cūmānus
adjective
of Cumae
Cumanus
Cūmānus
noun
the inhabitants of Cumae
cumatile
cūmātile
noun
a bluish garment
cumatilis
cūmātilis
adjective
of the waves
cumatium
cūmatium
noun
The volute of an Ionic column
cumba
cumba
noun
a boat
cumera
cumera
noun
a chest
cumerum
cumerum
noun
a chest
cuminatum
cumīnātum
noun
cumin-spice
cuminatus
cumīnātus
adjective
seasoned or mixed with cumin
cumininus
cumīnīnus
adjective
of cumin
cuminum
cumīnum
noun
cumin
cummaxime
cummaximē
adverb
cummi
cummī
noun
gum
cummis
cummis
noun
cummis
cummis
noun
gum
cumprime
cumprīmē
adverb
especially
cumprimis
cumprīmis
cross-reference
pers. pron
cumprimis
cumprīmis
cross-reference
cumque
cumquē
adverb
however
cumulare
cumulāre
noun
cumulate
cumulātē
adverb
in rich abundance
cumulatim
cumulātim
adverb
abundantly
cumulatus
cumulātus
adjective
cumulatus
cumulātus
adjective
cumulo
cumulō
verb
to form into a heap
cumulus
cumulus
noun
a heap
cuna
cūna
noun
cuna
cūna
noun
a cradle
cuna
cūna
noun
a cradle
cunabulum
cūnābulum
noun
a cradle
cunctabundus
cunctābundus
adjective
lingering
cunctalis
cunctālis
adjective
general
cunctamen
cunctāmen
noun
a delaying
cunctans
cunctans
adjective
cunctans
cunctans
adjective
delaying
cunctanter
cunctanter
cross-reference
cunctanter
cunctanter
adverb
slowly
cunctatio
cunctātiō
noun
a delaying
cunctator
cunctātor
noun
one who acts with hesitation or tardiness
Cunctator
Cunctātor
noun
a surname of the dictator
cunctatrix
cunctātrix
noun
one who hesitates
cunctatus
cunctātus
adjective
cuncti
cunctī
adjective
all in a body
cuncticinus
cuncticinus
adjective
sounding all together
cunctim
cunctim
adverb
all together
cunctiparens
cunctiparens
adjective
parent of all
cunctipotens
cunctipotens
adjective
all-powerful
cunctor
cunctor
verb
to delay action
cuncto
cunctō
verb
to delay
cunctus
cunctus
adjective
all in a body
cuneatim
cuneātim
adverb
in the form of a wedge
cuneatio
cuneātiō
noun
a wedgeshaped point
cuneatus
cuneātus
adjective
pointed like a wedge
cuneatus
cuneātus
adjective
cunela
cunēla
noun
cuneo
cuneō
verb
To fasten with wedges
cuneolus
cuneolus
noun
a little wedge
Cuneus
Cuneus
noun
a promontory in Lusitania
cuneus
cuneus
noun
a wedge
cunicularis
cunīculāris
adjective
of or pertaining to the rabbit
cunicularius
cunīculārius
noun
cuniculatim
cunīculātim
adverb
in channels
cuniculator
cunīculātor
noun
a miner
cuniculatus
cunīculātus
adjective
in the form of a channel or tube
cuniculosus
cunīculōsus
adjective
abounding in caves
cuniculum
cunīculum
noun
a rabbit
cuniculus
cunīculus
noun
a rabbit
cunila
cunīla
noun
a plant
cunilago
cunīlāgō
noun
a species of cunila
Cunina
Cūnīna
noun
the goddess who protects children in the cradle
cunire
cunīre
cross-reference
cunnilingus
cunnilingus
noun
i. q. cunnum lingens
cunnus
cunnus
noun
the female pudenda
cunque
cunque
adverb
however
cunula
cūnula
noun
a little cradle
cupa
cūpa
noun
the handle of an oil-mill
cupa
cūpa
noun
a female tavern-keeper and castanet-dancer
cupa
cūpa
noun
a tub
cuparius
cūpārius
noun
a cooper
Cupavo
Cupāvō
noun
a Ligurian
cupedia, cupedinarius, cupedium
cūpēdia, cūpēdinārius, cūpēdium
expression
cupedo
cūpēdō
noun
desire
cupedo
cūpēdō
cross-reference
cupella
cūpella
noun
a small vat or cask
Cupencus
Cupencus
noun
a priest of the Sabines
cupes
cūpes
noun
cupide
cupidē
adverb
eagerly
Cupidineus
Cupīdineus
adjective
of or belonging to Cupid
cupiditas
cupiditās
noun
a desire
cupido
cupīdō
noun
desire
Cupido
Cupīdō
noun
the god of love
cupidus
cupidus
adjective
longing
Cupiennius
Cupiennius
noun
a Roman proper name
cupiens
cupiens
adjective
P. a.
cupiens
cupiens
adjective
cupienter
cupienter
adverb
desirously
cupio
cupiō
verb
to long for a thing
cupisco
cupiscō
verb
to wish
cupitor
cupītor
noun
one who desires or wishes
cupitus
cupītus
adjective
cupla
cūpla
noun
cupla
cūpla
noun
cupo
cūpō
noun
a petty tradesman
cuppedia
cūppēdia
noun
Fondness for dainties
cuppedia
cuppēdia
noun
Fondness for dainties
cuppedinarius
cuppēdinārius
noun
he who prepares delicacies or tidbits
cuppedinarius
cūppēdinārius
adjective
of or pertaining to dainty dishes or delicacies
cuppedinarius
cuppēdinārius
adjective
of or pertaining to dainty dishes or delicacies
cuppedium
cūppēdium
noun
a tidbit
cuppedium
cuppēdium
noun
a tidbit
cuppedium
cuppēdium
noun
cuppedo
cūppēdō
noun
a tidbit
cuppedo
cuppēdō
noun
cuppedo
cuppēdō
noun
desire
cuppedo
cuppēdō
noun
desire
cuppedo
cuppēdō
noun
a tidbit
cuppes
cūppes
noun
fond of delicacies
cuppes
cuppes
noun
fond of delicacies
Cupra
Cūpra
noun
the name of two cities in Picenum
Cuprensis
Cūprensis
noun
their inhabitants
cupressetum
cūpressētum
noun
a grove or plantation of cypress - trees
cupressetum
cupressētum
noun
a grove or plantation of cypress - trees
cupresseus
cūpresseus
adjective
of cypress
cupresseus
cupresseus
adjective
of cypress
cupressifer
cupressifer
adjective
cypress - bearing
cupressifer
cūpressifer
adjective
cypress - bearing
cupressinus
cupressinus
adjective
of cypress
cupressinus
cūpressinus
adjective
of cypress
cupressus
cupressus
noun
(m. acc. plur
cupressus
cūpressus
noun
(m. acc. plur
cupreus
cūpreus
adjective
of copper
cupreus
cupreus
adjective
of copper
cuprinus
cuprinus
adjective
of copper
cuprinus
cūprinus
adjective
of copper
cuprum
cuprum
noun
cuprum
cūprum
noun
cupula
cūpula
noun
a small
cupula
cūpula
noun
a little tub or cask
cur
cūr
adverb
for what reason
cura
cūra
noun
care
curabilis
cūrābilis
adjective
that is to be apprehended or feared
curagendarius
cūragendārius
noun
a manager
curalium
cūrālium
noun
curalium
curalium
noun
coral
curalium
curalium
noun
curalium
cūrālium
noun
coral
curandus
cūrandus
noun
curandus
cūrandus
noun
the patient
curans
cūrans
adjective
curans
cūrans
adjective
a physician
curate
cūrātē
adverb
carefully
curatio
cūrātiō
noun
a taking care of something
curatius
cūrātius
adjective
of or belonging to an overseer
curator
cūrātor
noun
he who cares for or takes charge of a thing
curatoria
cūrātōria
noun
guardianship
curatoricius
cūrātōrīcius
adjective
of or belonging to an overseer
curatorius
cūrātōrius
adjective
pertaining to guardianship
curatrix
cūrātrix
noun
a female guardian
curatura
cūrātūra
noun
management
curatus
cūrātus
adjective
Earnest
curatus
cūrātus
adjective
Curculio
Curculiō
noun
the name of a comedy of Plautus
curculio
curculiō
noun
a corn-worm
curculiunculus
curculiunculus
noun
a little weevil
Curensis
Curensis
adjective
adj.
Curensis
Curensis
noun
the inhabitants of Cures
Cures
Curēs
noun
an inhabitant of Cures
Cureticus
Cūrēticus
adjective
adj.
Curetis
Cūrētis
noun
the most ancient inhabitants of the island of Crete
Curetis
Curētis
noun
Curetis
Cūrētis
noun
Curetis
Curētis
noun
an inhabitant of Cures
Curetis
Cūrētis
noun
pertaining to the Curetes
curia
cūria
noun
a curia or court
curiales
curiāles
cross-reference
curialis
cūriālis
noun
a member of the same curia
curialis
cūriālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a curia
Curianus
Curiānus
adjective
Curianus
Curiānus
adjective
of or pertaining to a Curius
curiatim
cūriātim
adverb
by curiae
Curiatius
Curiatius
noun
a Roman proper name
Curiatius
Cūriātius
noun
an Albanian gens
curiatus
cūriātus
adjective
of or pertaining to the curiae
Curidius
Curidius
noun
a Roman proper name
Curieta
Cūrieta
noun
the inhabitants of Curieta
Curieticus
Cūrieticus
adjective
of Curieta
curio
cūriō
noun
The priest of a curia
Curio
Cūriō
noun
a surname in the
curio
cūriō
noun
wasted by sorrow
curionatus
cūriōnātus
noun
the office of priest of a curia
Curionianus
Cūriōniānus
noun
a surname in the
Curionianus
Cūriōniānus
adjective
curionius
cūriōnius
adjective
of or pertaining to the priest of a curia
curiose
cūriōsē
adverb
curiositas
cūriōsitās
noun
desire of knowledge
Curiosolitis
Cūriosolītis
noun
a Gallic tribe in Armorica
curiosulus
cūriōsulus
adjective
somewhat curious
curiosus
cūriōsus
noun
prying
curiosus
cūriōsus
adjective
Bestowing care or pains upon a thing
curis
curis
noun
a spear
curis
curis
cross-reference
a spear
Curitis
Curītis
noun
a surname of Juno as protector of spearmen
curito
cūritō
verb
to take care of
Curius
Curius
adjective
the name of a Roman
Curius
Curius
noun
Curius
Curius
noun
an Albanian gens
curius
cūrius
adjective
full of sorrow
curo
cūrō
verb
to care for
curotrophoe
cūrotrophoē
adverb
nourishing children
currax
currax
adjective
running fast
curriculum
curriculum
noun
a running
currilis
currīlis
adjective
of or for a chariot
curro
currō
verb
to run
currulis
currūlis
adjective
of or pertaining to a chariot
currulis
currūlis
adjective
of or belonging to a chariot
currus
currus
noun
a chariot
Curs
Curs
noun
the ancient chief town of the Sabines
cursatio
cursātiō
noun
a running
cursilitas
cursilitās
noun
a running about
cursim
cursim
adverb
quickly
cursio
cursiō
noun
a running
cursitatio
cursitātiō
noun
a running about hither and thither
cursito
cursitō
verb
to run about
curso
cursō
verb
to run hither and thither
cursor
cursor
noun
a runner
Cursor
Cursor
noun
a surname of L. Papirius
cursoria
cursōria
noun
a yacht
cursorium
cursōrium
noun
a public post
cursorius
cursōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to running or to a race-course
cursualis
cursuālis
adjective
of or pertaining to a course
cursura
cursūra
noun
a running
cursus
cursus
noun
a running
Curtilius
Curtilius
noun
a Roman proper name
Curtius
Curtius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens.
curto
curtō
verb
to shorten
curtus
curtus
adjective
shortened
curulis
curūlis
noun
pertaining to the honor of a
curulis
curūlis
adjective
of or pertaining to a chariot
curulis
curūlis
noun
curvabilis
curvābilis
adjective
that may be bent
curvamen
curvāmen
noun
a bending
curvatio
curvātiō
noun
a bending
curvatura
curvātūra
noun
a bending
curvesco
curvescō
verb
to be crooked
curvitas
curvitās
noun
crookedness
curvo
curvō
verb
to crook
curvor
curvor
noun
crookedness
curvos
curvos
adjective
crooked
curvum
curvum
noun
that which is crooked or wrong
curvus
curvus
adjective
crooked
cuscolium
cuscolium
noun
the scarlet berry of the holm oak
Cusinius
Cusinius
noun
a Roman proper name
cusio
cūsiō
noun
a stamping of money
cuso
cūsō
verb
cusor
cūsor
noun
a coiner of money
cuspidatim
cuspidātim
adverb
to a point
cuspido
cuspidō
verb
to make pointed
cuspis
cuspis
noun
a point
Cuspius
Cuspius
noun
a Roman proper name
cussiliris
cussilīris
adjective
cowardly
custodela
custōdēla
noun
a watch
custodia
custōdia
noun
a watching
custodiarium
custōdiārium
noun
a watchhouse
custodiarius
custōdiārius
noun
a jailer
custodio
custōdiō
verb
to watch
custodite
custōdītē
adverb
cautiously
custoditio
custōdītiō
noun
guardianship
custos
custos
noun
a guard
Cusus
Cusus
noun
a small river in
cuticula
cutīcula
noun
the skin
Cutilia
Cutilia
noun
an ancient city in the Sabine land
Cutilia
Cutilia
noun
Cutiliensis
Cutiliensis
noun
Cutilius
Cutilius
noun
Cutina
Cutina
noun
a city of the
cutio
cutiō
noun
a small insect
cutis
cutis
noun
the skin
cuturnium
cuturnium
cross-reference
cyamias
cyamiās
noun
the beanstone
cyamos
cyamos
noun
a plant
cyamus
cyamus
noun
a plant
Cyane
Cyanē
noun
a fountain near Syracuse
Cyanea
Cȳanea
noun
Cyanea
Cȳanea
noun
the two small rocky islands at the entrance of the Pontus Euxinus
Cyanee
Cȳaneē
noun
a nymph
Cyaneus
Cȳaneus
adjective
of or belonging to the Cyaneae
cyaneus
cȳaneus
adjective
Dark-blue
cyanos
cyanos
noun
The blue corn-flower
cyanus
cyanus
noun
The blue corn-flower
cyathisso
cyathissō
verb
to fill a
cyathus
cyathus
noun
a small ladle for transferring the wine from the mixing-bowl
cybaea
cybaea
noun
a transport or merchant-ship
cybaeus
cybaeus
adjective
pertaining to a kind of merchantship
Cybebe
Cybēbē
noun
A goddess
Cybela
Cybela
noun
A goddess
Cybele
Cybelē
noun
A goddess
Cybeleius
Cybelēius
adjective
pertaining to Cybele
Cybelista
Cybelista
noun
a priest of Cybele
Cybelus
Cybelus
noun
cybiarius
cybiārius
noun
a dealer in salt fish
cybicus
cybicus
adjective
cubic
cybicus
cybicus
adjective
cybiion
cybiion
noun
A tunny-fish
cybindis
cybindis
noun
the night hawk
Cybiosactes
Cybiosactēs
noun
a dealer in salt fish
Cybistrum
Cybistrum
noun
a town of Cappadocia
cybium
cybium
noun
A tunny-fish
cyceon
cyceōn
noun
a drink made of barley-grits
cychramus
cychramus
noun
a bird migrating with quails
cycladatus
cycladātus
noun
clothed with a
Cycladis
Cȳcladis
noun
the Cyclades
Cycladis
Cȳcladis
noun
cyclaminon
cyclamīnon
noun
the plant sowbread
cyclaminos
cyclamīnos
noun
the plant sowbread
cyclas
cȳclas
noun
the Cyclades
cyclicus
cyclicus
adjective
a cyclic poet
Cyclopeum
Cȳclōpēum
noun
the myth of the Cyclopes as represented in a pantomime
Cyclopeum
Cyclōpēum
noun
the myth of the Cyclopes as represented in a pantomime
Cyclopeus
Cȳclōpēus
adjective
Cyclopean
Cyclopeus
Cyclōpēus
adjective
Cyclopean
cyclophoreticus
cyclophorēticus
adjective
moved in a circle
cyclophoreticus
cȳclophorēticus
adjective
moved in a circle
Cyclopius
Cyclōpius
adjective
of or pertaining to the Cyclopes
Cyclopius
Cȳclōpius
adjective
of or pertaining to the Cyclopes
Cyclops
Cȳclops
noun
a Cyclops
Cyclops
Cyclops
noun
a Cyclops
cyclus
cȳclus
noun
a circle
cyclus
cyclus
noun
a circle
cycnarium
cycnārium
noun
a kind of eye-salve
cycnarium
cȳcnārium
noun
a kind of eye-salve
Cycnea
Cȳcnēa
cross-reference
a hill near Brixia
Cycneius
Cȳcnēius
adjective
of or pertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus
cycneus
cȳcnēus
adjective
Of or belonging to a swan
Cycnus
Cȳcnus
noun
A king of the Ligurians
cycnus
cȳcnus
noun
the swan
Cycnus
Cycnus
noun
A king of the Ligurians
cycnus
cycnus
noun
the swan
cydarum
cydarum
noun
A son of Neptune and Calyce
Cydippe
Cȳdippē
noun
The mistress of Acontius
Cydnos
Cydnos
noun
a river in Cilicia
Cydnus
Cydnus
noun
a river in Cilicia
Cydon
Cydon
noun
A Cydonian
Cydonea
Cydōnēa
noun
an ancient and celebrated town on the north coast of Crete
cydoneum
cydōneum
noun
quincejuice
Cydoneus
Cydōnēus
adjective
adj.
Cydonia
Cydōnia
noun
an ancient and celebrated town on the north coast of Crete
Cydoniata
Cydōniāta
noun
the inhabitants of Cydonia
Cydonites
Cydōnītēs
adjective
Cydonian
Cydonites
Cydōnītēs
noun
quince-wine
cydonium
cydōnium
noun
a quince or quince-apple
Cydonius
Cydōnius
adjective
Cydonian
cydonius
cydōnius
noun
a quince-tree
Cygneius
Cȳgnēius
adjective
of or pertaining to the Boeotian Cycnus
cygneus
cȳgnēus
adjective
Of or belonging to a swan
cygnus
cȳgnus
noun
the swan
Cygnus
Cȳgnus
noun
A king of the Ligurians
cygnus
cygnus
noun
the swan
Cygnus
Cygnus
noun
A king of the Ligurians
cylindratus
cylindrātus
adjective
in the form of a cylinder
cylindrus
cylindrus
noun
a cylinder
Cyllaros
Cyllaros
noun
A Centaur
Cyllarus
Cyllarus
noun
A Centaur
Cyllene
Cyllēnē
noun
A high mountain in the north-eastern part of Arcadia
Cylleneus
Cyllēnēus
adjective
Cyllenian
Cyllenides
Cyllēnidēs
noun
one sprung from Cyllene
Cyllenis
Cyllēnis
noun
Cyllenian
Cyllenius
Cyllēnius
noun
Of or pertaining to Mercury
Cyllenius
Cyllēnius
adjective
Cyllenian
cylon
cylon
noun
jelly
Cylonieus
Cylōnīēus
adjective
pertaining to Cylon
Cylonius
Cylōnīus
adjective
pertaining to Cylon
cyma
cȳma
noun
A hollow sphere
Cymaeus
Cȳmaeus
noun
inhabitants of Cyme
Cymaeus
Cȳmaeus
adjective
of Cyme
Cymaeus
Cȳmaeus
adjective
cymatilis
cȳmatilis
adjective
cymatilis
cȳmātilis
adjective
of the waves
cymation
cȳmation
noun
The volute of an Ionic column
cymatium
cȳmatium
noun
The volute of an Ionic column
cymba
cymba
noun
a boat
cymbalaris
cymbalāris
noun
a plant
cymbalicus
cymbalicus
adjective
pertaining to a cymbal
cymbalisso
cymbalissō
verb
to strike the cymbals
cymbalista
cymbalista
noun
a cymbal-player
cymbalistria
cymbalistria
noun
a female cymbal-player
cymbalitis
cymbalītis
noun
cymbalum
cymbalum
noun
a cymbal
cymbium
cymbium
noun
a small drinking-vessel
cymbula
cymbula
noun
a small boat
Cyme
Cȳmē
adverb
Cyme
Cȳmē
noun
an ancient colony of the Chalcidians
Cyme
Cȳmē
noun
a town of Aeolis
cyminatus
cymīnātus
adjective
seasoned or mixed with cumin
cyminatus
cymīnātus
adjective
cymindis
cymindis
noun
the night hawk
cymindis
cymindis
noun
Cymine
Cymīnē
noun
a town in Thessaly
cymininus
cymīnīnus
adjective
of cumin
cyminum
cymīnum
noun
cyminum
cymīnum
noun
cumin
Cymodoce
Cȳmodocē
noun
a Nereid
Cymodocea
Cȳmodocēa
noun
a Nereid
cymosus
cȳmōsus
adjective
full of shoots
Cymothoe
Cȳmothoē
noun
A Nereid
cymula
cymula
noun
a tender sprout
cyna
cyna
noun
a tree in Arabia that produced cotton
cynacantha
cynacantha
noun
dog-thorn
Cynaegirus
Cynaegīrus
noun
an Athenian
Cynamolgus
Cynamolgus
noun
a wild tribe of Ethiopia
cynanche
cynanchē
noun
an inflammation of the throat
Cynapes
Cynāpēs
noun
a river which empties into the Euxine
Cynegeticum
Cynēgeticum
noun
Cynegetics
Cyneus
Cynēus
adjective
Cynice
Cynicē
noun
the Cynic sect
Cynice
Cynicē
adverb
after the manner of the Cynics
Cynicus
Cynicus
noun
Cynic
cynifis
cynifis
noun
a kind of stinging insect
cyniola
cyniola
noun
a kind of lettuce
cynismus
cynismus
noun
Cynical philosophy or conduct
cynocardamon
cynocardamon
noun
a kind of
cynocauma
cynocauma
noun
the heat of the dog-days
cynocephalea
cynocephalēa
noun
dog's-head
cynocephalia
cynocephalīa
noun
dog's-head
cynocephalion
cynocephalion
noun
dog's-head
cynocephalus
cynocephalus
noun
An ape with a dog's head
cynodon
cynodon
noun
having pairs of projecting teeth
cynoglossos
cynoglōssos
noun
hound's-tongue
cynoides
cynoīdes
noun
another name of the plant
cynomazon
cynomāzon
noun
dog - bread
cynomorion
cynomorion
noun
plant
cynomyia
cynomyia
noun
the herb fleabane
cynophanis
cynophanis
noun
men with dogs' heads
cynops
cynops
noun
a plant
cynorrhod
cynorrhod
noun
The dog-rose
cynorroda
cynorroda
noun
The dog-rose
cynorrodon
cynorrodon
noun
The dog-rose
Cynos
Cȳnos
noun
a harbor of Locris
Cynosarges
Cynosarges
noun
a gymnasium near Athens sacred to Hercules
cynosbatos
cynosbatos
noun
The dog-rose or wild-brier
Cynoscephala
Cynoscephala
noun
name of two hills near Scotussa in Thessaly
cynos dexia
cynos dexia
noun
a sea-polypus
cynosorchis
cynosorchis
noun
hound's-cod
cynospastos
cynospastos
cross-reference
cynospastos
cynospastos
cross-reference
The caper - bush
Cynossema
Cynossēma
noun
a promontory of the Thracian Chersonese where Hecuba was buried
Cynosura
Cynosūra
noun
a promontory in Attica
Cynosura
Cynosūra
noun
The constellation at the north pole
cynosura ova
cynosūra ōva
expression
addle-eggs
Cynosuris
Cynosūris
cross-reference
Cynosuris
Cynosūris
noun
of or pertaining to the Cynosura
cynozolon
cynozolon
noun
a plant
Cynthia
Cynthia
noun
the Cynthian goddess
Cynthius
Cynthius
adjective
of or pertaining to Cynthus
Cynthus
Cynthus
noun
a mountain of Delos
Cynus
Cȳnus
noun
a harbor of Locris
Cynus
Cȳnus
noun
Cyparissa
Cyparissa
noun
Arkadhia
Cyparissa
Cyparissa
noun
a town in Messenia
cyparissia
cyparissia
noun
a kind of fiery meteors
Cyparissia
Cyparissia
noun
a town in Messenia
cyparissias
cyparissiās
noun
a species of tithymalus
cyparissifer
cyparissifer
noun
cypress-bearing
Cyparissius
Cyparissius
adjective
of or pertaining to Cyparissa
Cyparissius
Cyparissius
adjective
cyparissos
cyparissos
noun
a plant
cyparissus
cyparissus
noun
the cypress
Cyparissus
Cyparissus
noun
a youth changed to a cypress
Cyparissus
Cyparissus
noun
cyparissus
cyparissus
noun
Cypassis
Cypassis
noun
the mistress of the poet Ovid
cyperis
cypēris
noun
the root of the plant
cyperos
cypēros
noun
a kind of rush
cyperum
cypērum
noun
a kind of rush
cyphi
cȳphī
noun
an Egyptian perfuming powder
cypira
cypīra
noun
cypirus
cypīrus
noun
a plant
cypresssinus
cȳpresssinus
adjective
of cypress
cypresssinus
cypresssinus
adjective
of cypress
cypressus
cypressus
noun
the cypress
cypressus
cȳpressus
noun
the cypress
cypreus
cypreus
adjective
cypreus
cypreus
adjective
of copper
cypreus
cȳpreus
adjective
of copper
cypreus
cȳpreus
adjective
Cypria
Cȳpria
noun
the Cyprian
Cypria
Cypria
noun
the Cyprian
Cypriacus
Cȳpriacus
adjective
Cypriacus
Cȳpriacus
adjective
Cypriacus
Cypriacus
adjective
Cypriacus
Cypriacus
adjective
Cyprianus
Cypriānus
noun
Cyprian
Cypriarches
Cȳpriarchēs
noun
a prefect of Cyprus
Cypriarches
Cypriarchēs
noun
a prefect of Cyprus
Cypricus
Cȳpricus
adjective
adj.
Cypricus
Cypricus
adjective
adj.
Cypricus
Cypricus
adjective
Cypricus
Cȳpricus
adjective
cyprinum
cyprinum
noun
a fragrant oil
cyprinus
cyprīnus
noun
a species of carp
cyprinus
cȳprinus
adjective
of copper
cyprinus
cyprinus
adjective
of copper
Cypris
Cypris
noun
Cypris
Cȳpris
adjective
Cypris
Cȳpris
noun
Cypris
Cypris
adjective
Cyprium
Cyprium
noun
copper
Cyprium
Cȳprium
noun
copper
Cyprius
Cȳprius
adjective
of copper
Cyprius
Cyprius
adjective
of copper
Cyprius
Cȳprius
noun
the Cyprians
Cyprius
Cyprius
adjective
adj.
Cyprius
Cȳprius
adjective
Cyprius
Cyprius
noun
the Cyprians
Cyprius
Cȳprius
adjective
adj.
Cyprius
Cyprius
adjective
Cyprius Vicus
Cyprius Vīcus
expression
a street in Rome
Cypros
Cypros
noun
an island in the Mediterranean Sea
cypros
cypros
noun
a tree growing in Cyprus and Egypt
cypros
cȳpros
noun
a tree growing in Cyprus and Egypt
Cypros
Cȳpros
noun
an island in the Mediterranean Sea
Cyprus
Cyprus
noun
an island in the Mediterranean Sea
cyprus
cȳprus
cross-reference
cyprus
cyprus
noun
a tree growing in Cyprus and Egypt
Cyprus
Cȳprus
noun
an island in the Mediterranean Sea
cyprus
cyprus
cross-reference
cyprus
cȳprus
noun
a tree growing in Cyprus and Egypt
Cypsela
Cypsela
noun
Cypselides
Cypselidēs
noun
the descendant of Cypselus
cypsellus
cypsellus
noun
a kind of swallow
Cypselum
Cypselum
noun
a town in Thrace
Cypselus
Cypselus
noun
a tyrant at Corinth
cypselus
cypselus
noun
a kind of swallow
Cyra
Cȳra
noun
Cyras
Cȳrās
noun
a mountain in Africa
Cyrena
Cȳrēna
noun
the chief town of a province of the same name in Libya
Cyrenaeus
Cȳrēnaeus
noun
The inhabitants of Cyrene
Cyrenaeus
Cȳrēnaeus
adjective
of Cyrene
Cyrenaica
Cȳrēnaica
adjective
adj.
Cyrenaicus
Cȳrēnaicus
adjective
adj.
Cyrenaicus
Cȳrēnaicus
noun
its adherents
Cyrene
Cȳrēnē
noun
the chief town of a province of the same name in Libya
Cyrene
Cȳrēnē
noun
A nymph
Cyrenensis
Cȳrēnensis
noun
inhabitants of Cyrene
Cyrenensis
Cȳrēnensis
adjective
Cyretia
Cyretia
noun
a town of Thessaly
Cyreum
Cȳrēum
noun
the structures raised by him
Cyrneus
Cyrnēus
adjective
adj.
Cyrnos
Cyrnos
noun
the island Corsica
Cyrnus
Cyrnus
noun
the island Corsica
Cyropolis
Cȳropolis
noun
a town in Sogdiana
Cyrrestica
Cyrrestica
noun
a province of Syria
Cyrrha
Cyrrha
noun
Cyrrhestica
Cyrrhestica
noun
a province of Syria
Cyrrhestice
Cyrrhesticē
noun
a province of Syria
Cyrrhus
Cyrrhus
noun
a town in Syria
Cyrrus
Cyrrus
noun
a town in Syria
Cyrsilus
Cyrsilus
noun
an Athenian
Cyrtaeus
Cyrtaeus
noun
a Median tribe
Cyrtius
Cyrtius
noun
a Median tribe
Cyrus
Cȳrus
noun
The founder of the Persian monarchy
Cyssus
Cyssūs
noun
a town and harbor in Ionia
cysthos
cysthos
noun
the female pudenda
Cyta
Cyta
noun
a town in Colchis
Cytaeaeus
Cytaeaeus
adjective
adj.
Cytaeis
Cytaeis
noun
the Cytaean woman
Cytaeus
Cytaeus
adjective
adj.
Cytaeus
Cytaeus
noun
Colchian
Cythere
Cythērē
noun
Venus
Cythere
Cythērē
noun
Cythereia
Cytherēia
noun
Venus
Cythereias
Cytherēias
noun
Cytherean
Cythereis
Cytherēis
noun
the Cytherean
Cythereius
Cytherēius
adjective
April
Cythereus
Cytherēus
adjective
of Cythera
Cytheriacus
Cythēriacus
adjective
of Cythera
Cytheris
Cythēris
noun
a mistress of Antonius
Cytherius
Cythērius
noun
a mistress of Antonius
Cytherum
Cythērum
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
Cythnius
Cythnius
adjective
of Cythnos
Cythnos
Cythnos
noun
one of the Cyclades
Cythnus
Cythnus
noun
one of the Cyclades
cytinus
cytinus
noun
the calyx of the pomegranate blossom
cytis
cytis
noun
an unknown precious stone
Cytis
Cytis
noun
an island at the entrance of the Arabian Gulf
Cytisorus
Cytisōrus
noun
son of Phrixus
cytisum
cytisum
noun
a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients
cytisus
cytisus
noun
a shrubby kind of clover much valued by the ancients
Cytoriacus
Cytōriacus
adjective
of Cytorus
Cytorius
Cytōrius
adjective
of Cytorus
Cytoros
Cytōros
noun
a mountain abounding in boxwood
Cytorus
Cytōrus
noun
a mountain abounding in boxwood
Cyzicenus
Cȳzicēnus
noun
the inhabitants of
Cyzicenus
Cȳzicēnus
adjective
of or belonging to
Cyzicos
Cȳzicos
noun
a town celebrated in ancient times
Cyzicos
Cȳzicos
noun
Cyzicos
Cȳzicos
noun
a king of the Dolones
Cyzicum
Cȳzicum
noun
a town celebrated in ancient times
Cyzicus
Cȳzicus
noun
a king of the Dolones
Cyzicus
Cȳzicus
noun
a town celebrated in ancient times
