e
ē
preposition
out of
ea
eā
adverb
on that side
eadem
eādem
adverb
[abl f. of i_dem] at the same time
eapropter
eāpropter
adverb
for that reason
eatenus
eātenus
adverb
so far
ebenus
ebenus
noun
the ebon tree
ebibo
ēbibō
verb
to drink up
eblandior
ēblandior
verb
to persuade by flattery
ebrietas
ēbrietās
noun
drunkenness
ebriositas
ēbriōsitās
noun
habitual drunkenness
ebriosus
ēbriōsus
adjective
given to drink
ebrius
ēbrius
adjective
full
ebullio
ēbulliō
verb
to boil over
ebulum
ebulum
noun
dane-wort
ebur
ebur
noun
ivory
eburneolus
eburneolus
adjective
of ivory
eburneus
eburneus
adjective
of ivory
eburnus
eburnus
adjective
of ivory
ec
ec
cross-reference
indef part.
ecastor
ēcastor
interjection
by Castor
eccam
eccam
cross-reference
ecce
ecce
adverb
[calling attention] lo! see! behold! there! look!
eccere
eccerē
interjection
look! lo! there!
eccos
eccos
cross-reference
eccum
eccum
cross-reference
ecdicus
ecdicus
noun
a syndic
ecfatum
ecfātum
noun
an utterance
ecferatus
ecferātus
adjective
wild
ecferitas
ecferitās
noun
wildness
ecfero
ecferō
verb
to carry out
ecficio
ecficiō
verb
to make out
ecfloresco
ecflōrēscō
verb
to bloom
ecfluo
ecfluō
verb
to flow out
ecfor
ecfor
verb
to speak out
ecfodio
ecfodiō
verb
to dig out
ecfringo
ecfringō
verb
to break off
ecfugio
ecfugiō
verb
[intransitively] to flee away
ecfultus
ecfultus
adjective
propped
ecfundo
ecfundō
verb
to pour out
ecfutuo
ecfutuō
verb
to exhaust by indulgence
ecgelidus
ecgelidus
adjective
chilly
echeneis
echenēis
noun
the sucking-fish
echidna
echidna
noun
an adder
Echidneus
Echidnēus
adjective
of Echidna (a monster
echinus
echīnus
noun
a sea-urchin
ecloga
ecloga
noun
a selection
eclogarii
eclogāriī
noun
select passages
ecquando
ecquandō
adverb
ever? at any time?
ecqui
ecquī
pronoun
[direct] Is there any? Any?
ecquid
ecquid
adverb
[direct] at all?
ecquinam
ecquīnam
pronoun
[direct] Is there any? any?
ecquis
ecquis
pronoun
is there any one? any? any one? anybody? anything?
ecquisnam
ecquisnam
pronoun
[direct] any one? anybody?
ecquo
ecquō
adverb
to any point? to any result? ecquo te provehere?
eculeus
eculeus
noun
a young horse
ecus
ecus
cross-reference
ecus
ecus
noun
a horse
edacitas
edācitās
noun
gluttony
edax
edāx
adjective
greedy
edendum
edendum
noun
victuals
edepol
edepol
interjection
by Pollux
edera
edera
noun
see hedera
edera
edera
noun
ivy
ederiger
ederiger
adjective
ivy-bearing
ederosus
ederōsus
adjective
full of ivy
edico
ēdīcō
verb
[of a magistrate or officer] to declare
edictum
ēdictum
noun
a proclamation
edisco
ēdiscō
verb
to learn thoroughly
edissero
ēdisserō
verb
to set forth in full
edisserto
ēdissertō
verb
to set forth in full
editicius
ēditīcius
adjective
set forth
editio
ēditiō
noun
a statement
editum
ēditum
noun
heights
editus
ēditus
adjective
[of places] elevated
edo
ēdō
verb
to give out
edo
edō
verb
to eat
edoceo
ēdoceō
verb
to teach thoroughly
edolo
ēdolō
verb
to hew out
edomo
ēdomō
verb
to conquer
edormio
ēdormiō
verb
to sleep out
edormisco
ēdormīscō
verb
to sleep out
educatio
ēducātiō
noun
a rearing
educator
ēducātor
noun
a foster-father
educatrix
ēducātrīx
noun
a nurse
educo
ēdūcō
verb
to lead forth
educo
ēducō
verb
to bring up
edulis
edūlis
adjective
edible
eduro
ēdūrō
verb
to last
edurus
ēdūrus
adjective
very hard
effarcio
effarciō
verb
to stuff
effatum
effātum
noun
an utterance
effatus
effātus
participle
p. of effor
effectio
effectiō
noun
a performing
effector
effector
noun
an effecter
effectrix
effectrīx
noun
a producer
effectum
effectum
noun
an effect
effectus
effectus
participle
p. of efficio
effectus
effectus
noun
an effecting
effeminate
effēminātē
adverb
effeminately
effeminatus
effēminātus
adjective
womanish
effemino
effēminō
verb
to make feminine
efferatus
efferātus
adjective
wild
effercio
efferciō
verb
to stuff
efferitas
efferitās
noun
wildness
effero
efferō
verb
to carry out
effero
efferō
verb
to make wild
effertus
effertus
adjective
crammed
efferus
efferus
adjective
very wild
effervesco
effervēscō
verb
to boil up
effervo
effervō
verb
to boil up
effetus
effētus
adjective
past bearing
efficacitas
efficācitās
noun
efficiency
efficaciter
efficāciter
adverb
efficaciously
efficax
efficāx
adjective
efficacious
efficiens
efficiēns
adjective
effective
efficienter
efficienter
adverb
efficiently
efficientia
efficientia
noun
efficient power
efficio
efficiō
verb
to make out
effictus
effīctus
participle
p. of effingo
effigies
effigiēs
noun
a copy
effingo
effingō
verb
to stroke
efflagitatio
efflāgitātiō
noun
an urgent solicitation
efflagitatus
efflāgitātus
noun
an urgent solicitation
efflagito
efflāgitō
verb
to demand urgently
effligo
efflīgō
verb
to strike dead
efflo
efflō
verb
to blow out
effloresco
efflōrēscō
verb
to bloom
effluo
effluō
verb
to flow out
effluvium
effluvium
noun
an outlet
effor
effor
verb
to speak out
effodio
effodiō
verb
to dig out
effrenate
effrēnātē
adverb
unrestrainedly
effrenatio
effrēnātiō
noun
unbridled impetuosity
effrenatus
effrēnātus
adjective
unbridled
effrenus
effrēnus
adjective
unbridled
effringo
effringō
verb
to break off
effugio
effugiō
verb
[intransitively] to flee away
effugium
effugium
noun
a fleeing
effulgeo
effulgeō
verb
to shine out
effultus
effultus
adjective
propped
effundo
effundō
verb
to pour out
effuse
effūsē
adverb
far spread
effusio
effūsiō
noun
a pouring forth
effusus
effūsus
adjective
poured out
effutio
effūtiō
verb
to blab
effutuo
effutuō
verb
to exhaust by indulgence
egelidus
ēgelidus
adjective
chilly
egens
egēns
adjective
needy
egenus
egēnus
adjective
needy
egeo
egeō
verb
to be needy
egero
ēgerō
verb
to carry out
egestas
egestās
noun
indigence
ego
egō
pronoun
I
ego
ego
pronoun
I
egomet
egomet
cross-reference
egredior
ēgredior
verb
[intransitively] to go out
egregie
ēgregiē
adverb
excellently
egregius
ēgregius
adjective
select
egressus
ēgressus
noun
a going out
egressus
ēgressus
participle
p. of egredior
ehem
ehem
interjection
interj
eheu
ēheu
interjection
[interjection in pain or grief] ah! alas!
eho
eho
interjection
interj
ei
eī
cross-reference
pron. pers.
ei
ei
interjection
oh! alas!
eia
ēia
cross-reference
eia
ēia
interjection
interj.
eiaculor
ēiaculor
verb
to shoot out
eicio
ēiciō
verb
to cast out
eidem
eīdem
cross-reference
dat. of idem
eiectamentum
ēiectāmentum
noun
refuse
eiectio
ēiectiō
noun
a casting out
eiecto
ēiectō
verb
to cast out
eiectus
ēiectus
participle
p. of eicio
eiero
ēierō
verb
to refuse upon oath
eiicio
ēiiciō
cross-reference
eiulatio
ēiulātiō
noun
a wailing
eiulatus
ēiulātus
noun
a wailing
eiulo
ēiulō
verb
to wail
eiuro
ēiūrō
verb
to refuse upon oath
eiuro
ēiūrō
cross-reference
eius
ēius
cross-reference
pron. pers.
eiusdemmodi
ēiusdemmodī
adverb
of that sort
eiusmodi
ēiusmodī
adverb
of that sort
elabor
ēlābor
verb
to slip away
elaboratus
ēlabōrātus
adjective
highly wrought
elaboro
ēlabōrō
verb
to labor
elamentabilis
ēlāmentābilis
adjective
very lamentable
elanguesco
ēlanguēscō
verb
to grow faint
elapsus
ēlapsus
participle
p. of e_la_bor
elate
ēlātē
adverb
loftily
elatio
ēlātiō
noun
a transport
elatro
ēlātrō
verb
to bark out
elatus
ēlātus
adjective
exalted
electe
ēlēctē
adverb
with selection
electio
ēlēctiō
noun
a choice
electrum
ēlectrum
noun
electrum
electus
ēlēctus
noun
a choice
electus
ēlēctus
adjective
picked
elefans
elefāns
noun
an elephant
elefantus
elefantus
noun
an elephant
elefas
elefās
noun
an elephant
elegans
ēlegāns
adjective
accustomed to select
eleganter
ēleganter
adverb
with good judgment
elegantia
ēlegantia
noun
taste
elegeia
elegēia
noun
an elegy
elegi
elegī
noun
elegiac verses
Eleleis
Elelēis
noun
the Bacchae
Eleleus
Eleleus
noun
a surname of Bacchus
elementum
elementum
noun
a first principle
elenchus
elenchus
noun
a costly trinket
elephans
elephāns
noun
an elephant
elephantus
elephantus
noun
an elephant
elephas
elephās
noun
an elephant
elevo
ēlevō
verb
to lift up
elicio
ēliciō
verb
to draw out
Elicius
Ēlicius
noun
a surname of Jupiter
elido
ēlīdō
verb
to strike out
eligo
ēligō
verb
to pluck out
elimino
ēlīminō
verb
to put out of doors
elimo
ēlīmō
verb
to file off
elinguis
ēlinguis
adjective
tongueless
elisus
ēlīsus
participle
p. of e_li_do_
elix
ēlix
noun
an artificial watercourse
elixus
ēlixus
adjective
thoroughly boiled
ellam
ellam
cross-reference
elleborus
elleborus
noun
hellebore (a remedy for mental diseases)
ellum
ellum
cross-reference
eloco
ēlocō
verb
to let
elocutio
ēlocūtiō
noun
oratorical delivery
elocutus
ēlocūtus
participle
p. of eloquor
elogium
elogium
noun
an utterance
elops
elops
noun
the swordfish
eloquens
ēloquēns
adjective
eloquent
eloquentia
ēloquentia
noun
eloquence
eloquium
ēloquium
noun
expression
eloquor
ēloquor
verb
to speak out
eluceo
ēlūceō
verb
to shine out
eluctor
ēlūctor
verb
to struggle out
elucubro
ēlūcubrō
verb
to work out at night
elucubror
ēlūcubror
verb
to work out at night
eludo
ēlūdō
verb
to stop playing
elugeo
ēlūgeō
verb
to have done mourning
elumbis
ēlumbis
adjective
ex + lumbus
eluo
ēluō
verb
to wash off
elusus
ēlūsus
participle
p. of eludo
elutus
ēlūtus
adjective
washed out
eluvies
ēluviēs
noun
an overflow
eluvio
ēluviō
noun
an overflow
em
em
interjection
[of wonder or emphasis] there!
emancipo
ēmancipō
verb
to put out of the paternal authority
emancupo
ēmancupō
verb
to put out of the paternal authority
emano
ēmānō
verb
to flow out
ematuresco
ēmātūrēscō
verb
to ripen
emax
emāx
adjective
eager to buy
emblema
emblēma
noun
embossed work
embolium
embolium
noun
an interlude
emendabilis
ēmendābilis
adjective
reparable
emendate
ēmendātē
adverb
faultlessly
emendatio
ēmendātiō
noun
a correction
emendator
ēmendātor
noun
a corrector
emendatrix
ēmendātrīx
noun
she who corrects
emendatus
ēmendātus
adjective
correct
emendo
ēmendō
verb
to free from faults
emensus
ēmēnsus
participle
p. of emetior
ementior
ēmentior
verb
to speak falsely
emercor
ēmercor
verb
to buy up
emereo
ēmereō
verb
to obtain by service
emergo
ēmergō
verb
to bring forth
emeritus
ēmeritus
adjective
that has finished work
emersus
ēmersus
participle
p. of emergo
emetior
ēmētior
verb
to measure out
emeto
ēmetō
verb
to mow away
emico
ēmicō
verb
to spring out
emigro
ēmigrō
verb
to move
eminens
ēminēns
adjective
standing out
eminentia
ēminentia
noun
a distinctive feature
emineo
ēmineō
verb
to stand out
eminus
ēminus
adverb
of fighting
emiror
ēmīror
verb
to gaze at in wonder
emissarium
ēmissārium
noun
an outlet
emissarius
ēmissārius
noun
a scout
emissio
ēmissiō
noun
a projecting
emissus
ēmissus
participle
p. of emitto
emitto
ēmittō
verb
to send out
emo
emō
verb
to buy
emoderor
ēmoderor
verb
to moderate
emodulor
ēmodulor
verb
to sing
emolimentum
ēmolimentum
noun
gain
emollio
ēmolliō
verb
to make soft
emolumentum
ēmolumentum
noun
gain
emoneo
ēmoneō
verb
to admonish
emorior
ēmorior
verb
to die off
emoveo
ēmoveō
verb
(e_mo_stis)
empiricus
empīricus
noun
a physician guided by experience
emporium
emporium
noun
a place of trade
emptio
ēmptiō
noun
a buying
emptito
ēmptitō
verb
to buy
emptor
ēmptor
noun
a buyer
emptum
ēmptum
noun
a purchase
emptus
ēmptus
participle
p. of emo
emulgeo
ēmulgeō
verb
to drain out
emunctus
ēmūnctus
participle
p. of emungo
emungo
ēmungō
verb
to wipe the nose
emunio
ēmūniō
verb
to fortify
en
ēn
interjection
lo! behold! see! there!
enarrabilis
ēnārrābilis
adjective
that may be explained
enarro
ēnārrō
verb
to explain fully
enascor
ēnāscor
verb
to grow up
enato
ēnatō
verb
to swim away
enatus
ēnātus
participle
p. of enascor
enavigo
ēnāvigō
verb
to sail away
endo
endo
preposition
in
endoploratus
endoplōrātus
cross-reference
to cry for help
endoploro
endoplōrō
verb
to invoke with tears
endromis
endromis
noun
a coarse woollen cloak
eneco
ēnecō
verb
to kill off
enectus
ēnectus
participle
p. of eneco
enervatus
ēnervātus
adjective
unnerved
enervis
ēnervis
adjective
nerveless
enervo
ēnervō
verb
to enervate
enico
ēnicō
cross-reference
enico
ēnicō
verb
to kill off
enim
enim
conjunction
[In explaining or specifying] for
enim vero
enim vērō
adverb
yes indeed
enimvero
enimvērō
adverb
yes indeed
enisus
ēnīsus
participle
p. of enitor
enisus
ēnīsus
adjective
strenuous
eniteo
ēniteō
verb
to shine forth
enitesco
ēnitēscō
verb
to shine forth
enitor
ēnītor
verb
to force a way out
enixe
ēnīxē
adverb
strenuously
enixus
ēnīxus
adjective
strenuous
eno
ēnō
verb
to swim out
enodate
ēnōdātē
adverb
lucidly
enodatio
ēnōdātiō
noun
an unfolding
enodatus
ēnōdātus
participle
p. of enodo
enodis
ēnōdis
adjective
free from knots
enodo
ēnōdō
verb
to free from obscurity
enormis
ēnōrmis
adjective
out of rule
enotesco
ēnotēscō
verb
to become known
ensiger
ēnsiger
adjective
sword-bearing
ensis
ēnsis
noun
a two-edged sword
enthymema
enthȳmēma
noun
a condensed syllogism
enubo
ēnūbō
verb
to marry away
enucleate
ēnucleātē
adverb
plainly
enucleatus
ēnucleātus
adjective
pure
enucleo
ēnucleō
verb
[figuratively] to lay open
enumeratio
enumerātiō
noun
a counting up
enumero
ēnumerō
verb
to reckon up
enumquam
ēnumquam
cross-reference
enuntiatio
ēnūntiātiō
noun
in logic
enuntiatum
ēnūntiātum
noun
a proposition
enuntio
ēnūntiō
verb
to speak out
enuptio
ēnūptiō
noun
the right to marry (out of the gens)
enutrio
ēnūtriō
verb
to bring up
eo
eō
adverb
[locat. and abl.] there
eo
eō
verb
to go
eodem
eōdem
adverb
[with locative] in the same place
Eos
Ēōs
noun
the dawn
Eous
Ēōus
adjective
of dawn
Eous
Eōus
adjective
of dawn
epastus
ēpāstus
adjective
eaten up
ephebus
ephēbus
noun
a youth (strictly a Greek from 16 to 20 years of age)
ephemeris
ephēmeris
noun
a day-book
ephippiatus
ephippiātus
adjective
riding with a saddle
ephippium
ephippium
noun
a pad-saddle
ephorus
ephorus
noun
a Spartan magistrate
epicopus
epicōpus
adjective
furnished with oars
epicus
epicus
adjective
epic
epidicticus
epidīcticus
adjective
for display
epigramma
epigramma
noun
(dat. plur. -atis)
epilogus
epilogus
noun
a peroration
epimenium
epimēnium
noun
provisions for a month
epiredium
epirēdium
noun
traces
epistola
epistola
noun
a written communication
epistola
epistola
cross-reference
epistolium
epistolium
noun
a short letter
epistula
epistula
noun
a written communication
epitaphios
epitaphios
noun
a funeral oration
epitome
epitomē
noun
an abridgment
epodes
epodes
noun
a kind of sea-fish
Epona
Epona
noun
the goddess of mule-drivers
epops
epops
noun
a hoopoe
epos
epos
noun
a heroic poem
epotus
ēpōtus
cross-reference
p.
epula
epula
noun
sumptuous food
epularis
epulāris
adjective
of a feast
epulor
epulor
verb
to feast
epulo
epulō
noun
a guest at a feast
epulum
epulum
noun
a sumptuous meal
equa
equa
noun
a mare
eques
eques
noun
a horseman
equester
equester
adjective
of a horseman
equestris
equestris
adjective
of a horseman
equidem
equidem
adverb
[in corroboration] verily
equinus
equīnus
adjective
of a horse
equirium
equīrium
noun
annual races in the Campus Martius
equitabilis
equitābilis
adjective
fit for riding
equitatus
equitātus
noun
cavalry
equito
equitō
verb
to ride
equuleus
equuleus
noun
a young horse
equuleus
equuleus
cross-reference
equus
equus
noun
a horse
era
era
noun
the mistress of a house
eradico
ērādīcō
verb
to root out
erado
ērādō
verb
to scrape off
ere
ēre
cross-reference
Erebus
Erebus
noun
the god of darkness
erectus
ērēctus
adjective
set up
erepo
ērēpō
verb
(pluperf. e_re_pse_mus)
ereptio
ēreptiō
noun
a forcible seizure
ereptor
ēreptor
noun
a robber
ereptus
ēreptus
participle
p. of eripio
eres
ērēs
cross-reference
erga
ergā
preposition
towards
ergastulum
ergastulum
noun
a workhouse
ergo
ergo
adverb
exactly
ergo
ergō
adverb
exactly
ergo
ergō
preposition
[old] in consequence of
ericius
ēricius
noun
a beam set with spikes
erifuga
erifuga
noun
a runaway
erigo
ērigō
verb
to raise up
erilis
erīlis
adjective
of the head of a family
Erinnys
Erīnnys
noun
a Fury
Erinys
Erīnys
noun
a Fury
eripio
ēripiō
verb
to tear out
erogatio
ērogātiō
noun
a paying out
erogo
ērogō
verb
to appropriate
errabundus
errābundus
adjective
wandering about
errans
errāns
participle
p. of 1 erro
erraticus
errāticus
adjective
wandering
erratio
errātiō
noun
a wandering
errator
errātor
noun
a wanderer (of the Meander)
erratum
errātum
noun
an error
erratus
errātus
noun
a wandering
erro
errō
verb
to wander
erro
errō
noun
a wanderer
error
error
noun
a wandering
erubesco
ērubēscō
verb
to grow red
eruca
ērūca
noun
a kind of cole-wort
eructo
ērūctō
verb
to belch forth
erudio
ērudiō
verb
to educate
erudite
ērudītē
adverb
learnedly
eruditio
ērudītiō
noun
an instructing
eruditulus
ērudītulus
adjective
somewhat experienced
eruditus
ērudītus
adjective
instructed
erumpo
ērumpō
verb
i. Trans
eruo
ēruō
verb
to cast forth
eruptio
ēruptiō
noun
a breaking out
eruptus
ēruptus
participle
p. of erumpo
erus
erus
noun
the master of a house
erutus
ērutus
participle
p. of eruo
ervum
ervum
noun
a pulse
erythinus
erythīnus
noun
a red sea-mullet
esca
ēsca
noun
a dish (prepared for the table)
escarium
ēscārium
noun
dishes
escendo
ēscendō
verb
to climb up
escensio
ēscēnsiō
noun
an ascension
escensus
ēscēnsus
noun
a scaling
esculentus
ēsculentus
adjective
fit for eating
escunt
escunt
cross-reference
esse
esse
cross-reference
inf. of sum
esse
ēsse
cross-reference
inf. of 1 edo
essedarius
essedārius
noun
a fighter in a war-chariot
essedum
essedum
noun
a two-wheeled war-chariot
essem
essem
cross-reference
esses
ēssēs
cross-reference
esset
ēsset
cross-reference
est
est
cross-reference
est
ēst
cross-reference
estur
ēstur
cross-reference
esurio
ēsuriō
verb
to desire to eat
esuritio
ēsurītiō
noun
a hungering
et
et
adverb
also
et
et
conjunction
and
etenim
etenim
conjunction
for
etesia
etēsia
noun
etesian winds
ethologus
ēthologus
adjective
imitating manners
etiam
etiam
adverb
[of time] now too
etiamdum
etiamdum
cross-reference
etiamnum
etiamnum
adverb
still
etiamnunc
etiamnunc
cross-reference
etiamsi
etiamsī
cross-reference
etiamsi
etiamsī
adverb
even if
etiamtum
etiamtum
cross-reference
etsi
etsī
conjunction
[introducing a concession] though
eu
eu
interjection
interj.
euans
euāns
cross-reference
p. (the cry of the Bacchantes)
euans
euāns
cross-reference
eugae
eugae
interjection
interj.
euge
euge
interjection
interj.
euhans
euhāns
cross-reference
p. (the cry of the Bacchantes)
Euhias
Euhiās
noun
a Bacchante
Euhius
Euhius
noun
a surname of Bacchus
euhoe
euhoe
interjection
(disyl.; not e_voe)
Euias
Euiās
noun
a Bacchante
Euius
Euius
noun
a surname of Bacchus
Eumenis
Eumenis
noun
the Furies
eunuchus
eunūchus
noun
a eunuch
euoe
euoe
interjection
(disyl.; not e_voe)
euoe
euoe
cross-reference
euripos
eurīpos
noun
a channel
euripus
eurīpus
noun
a channel
eurous
eurōus
adjective
eastern
eurus
eurus
noun
the southeast wind
evado
ēvādō
verb
(eva_sti_)
evagor
ēvagor
verb
to wander forth
evalesco
ēvalēscō
verb
to grow strong
evalidus
ēvalidus
adjective
very strong
evanesco
ēvānēscō
verb
to vanish
evanidus
ēvānidus
adjective
vanishing
evasto
ēvāstō
verb
to lay utterly waste
evectus
ēvēctus
participle
p. of eveho
eveho
ēvehō
verb
to carry out
evello
ēvellō
verb
to tear out
evenio
ēveniō
verb
to come out
eventum
ēventum
noun
an occurrence
eventurum
ēventūrum
noun
that which will happen
eventus
ēventus
noun
an occurrence
everbero
ēverberō
verb
to strike violently
evergo
ēvergō
verb
to send out
everriculum
ēverriculum
noun
a broom
everro
ēverrō
verb
to sweep out
eversio
ēversiō
noun
an overthrowing
eversor
ēversor
noun
a subverter
eversus.
ēversus.
participle
1. P. of everro
everto
ēvertō
verb
to overturn
evestigatus
ēvestīgātus
cross-reference
p.
evictus
ēvīctus
participle
p. of evinco
evidens
ēvidēns
adjective
looking out
evidenter
ēvidenter
adverb
evidently
evidentia
ēvidentia
noun
[in rhetoric] distinctness
evigilo
ēvigilō
verb
to be wakeful
evilesco
ēvīlēscō
verb
to become vile
evincio
ēvinciō
verb
to bind up
evinco
ēvincō
verb
to overcome
evinctus
ēvinctus
participle
p. of e-vincio
eviro
ēvirō
verb
to emasculate
eviscero
ēvīscerō
verb
to deprive of entrails
evitabilis
ēvītābilis
adjective
avoidable
evito
ēvītō
verb
to shun
evito
ēvītō
verb
to deprive of life
evius
ēvius
cross-reference
Evius
Ēvius
cross-reference
evocator
ēvocātor
noun
a summoner
evocatus
ēvocātus
adjective
called out
evoco
ēvocō
verb
to call out
evolgo
ēvolgō
verb
to make commonly known
evolo
ēvolō
verb
to fly out
evolsio
ēvolsiō
noun
a pulling out
evolsus
ēvolsus
participle
p. of evello
evolutio
ēvolūtiō
noun
an unrolling
evolutus
ēvolūtus
participle
p. of evolvo
evolvo
ēvolvō
verb
to roll out
evomo
ēvomō
verb
to spew out
evorto
ēvortō
verb
to overturn
evulgo
ēvulgō
verb
to make commonly known
evulgo
ēvulgō
cross-reference
evulsio
ēvulsiō
noun
a pulling out
evulsio
ēvulsiō
cross-reference
evulsus
ēvulsus
cross-reference
ex
ex
preposition
out of
exacerbo
exacerbō
verb
to exasperate
exactio
exāctiō
noun
a driving out
exactor
exāctor
noun
a driver-out
exactus
exāctus
adjective
precise
exacuo
exacuō
verb
to sharpen
exadversum
exadversum
cross-reference
exadversus
exadversus
adverb
and praep
exadvorsum
exadvorsum
cross-reference
exadvorsus
exadvorsus
adverb
and praep
exaedificatio
exaedificātiō
noun
a finishing
exaedifico
exaedificō
verb
to finish building
exaequatio
exaequātiō
noun
a likening
exaequo
exaequō
verb
to make equal
exaeresimus
exaeresimus
adjective
that may be taken out
exaestuo
exaestuō
verb
to boil up
exaggeratio
exaggerātiō
noun
only [figuratively] elevation
exaggero
exaggerō
verb
to heap
exagitator
exagitātor
noun
a severe critic
exagito
exagitō
verb
to rouse
exalbesco
exalbēscō
verb
to turn pale
exalo
exālō
verb
to breathe out
examen
exāmen
noun
a multitude flying out
examen
exāmen
noun
the tongue of a balance
examino
exāminō
verb
to weigh
exanclo
exanclō
verb
to exhaust
exanguis
exanguis
cross-reference
exanguis
exanguis
adjective
without blood
exanimatio
exanimātiō
noun
faintness
exanimatus
exanimātus
participle
p. of exanimc
exanimis
exanimis
adjective
lifeless
exanimo
exanimō
verb
to put out of breath
exanimus
exanimus
adjective
lifeless
exantlo
exantlō
cross-reference
exantlo
exantlō
verb
to exhaust
exardesco
exārdēscō
verb
to blaze out
exaresco
exārēscō
verb
to dry up
exarmo
exarmō
verb
to disarm
exaro
exarō
verb
to plough out
exaspero
exasperō
verb
to make rough
exaturo
exaturō
verb
to satisfy satiate
exauctoro
exauctōrō
verb
to discharge from service
exaudio
exaudiō
verb
to hear clearly
exaugeo
exaugeō
verb
to increase greatly
exauguratio
exaugurātiō
noun
a desecrating
exauguro
exaugurō
verb
to desecrate
excaeco
excaecō
verb
to blind
excandescentia
excandēscentia
noun
kindling wrath
excandesco
excandēscō
verb
to grow hot
excanto
excantō
verb
to charm forth
excarnifico
excarnificō
verb
to tear to pieces
excavo
excavō
verb
to hollow out
excedo
excēdō
verb
to go out
excellens
excellēns
adjective
towering
excellenter
excellenter
adverb
excellently
excellentia
excellentia
noun
superiority
excello
excellō
verb
to be eminent
excelse
excelsē
adverb
in an elevated tone
excelsitas
excelsitās
noun
loftiness
excelsus
excelsus
adjective
elevated
excensio
excēnsiō
cross-reference
exceptio
exceptiō
noun
an exception
excepto
exceptō
verb
to take out
exceptus
exceptus
participle
p. of excipio
excerno
excernō
verb
to sift out
excerpo
excerpō
verb
to pick out
excessus
excessus
noun
a departure
excetra
excetra
noun
a snake
excidium
excidium
noun
overthrow
excido
excīdō
verb
to cut out
excido
excidō
verb
to fall out
excieo
excieō
verb
to call out
excindo
excindō
verb
to extirpate
excindo
excindō
cross-reference
excio
exciō
verb
to call out
excipio
excipiō
verb
to take out
excisio
excīsiō
noun
a destroying
excisus
excīsus
participle
p. of 2 exci_do_
excitatus
excitātus
adjective
lively
excito
excitō
verb
to call out
excitus
excītus
participle
p. of excieo and excio
excitus
excitus
participle
p. of excieo and excio
exclamatio
exclāmātiō
noun
[in rhetoric] an exclamation
exclamo
exclāmō
verb
to call out
excludo
exclūdō
verb
to shut out
exclusio
exclūsiō
noun
a shutting out
exclusus
exclūsus
participle
p. of excludo
excoctus
excoctus
participle
p. of excoquo
excogitatio
excōgitātiō
noun
a thinking out
excogitatus
excōgitātus
participle
p. of excogito
excogito
excōgitō
verb
to think out
excolo
excolō
verb
to cultivate
excoquo
excoquō
verb
to boil out
excors
excors
adjective
without intelligence
excrementum
excrēmentum
noun
an excretion
excresco
excrēscō
verb
to grow up
excretus
excrētus
participle
p. of excerno
excribo
excrībō
verb
to write out
excrucio
excruciō
verb
to torment
excubia
excubia
noun
a lying out on guard
excubitor
excubitor
noun
a watchman
excubo
excubō
verb
to lie out of doors
excudo
excūdō
verb
to strike out
exculco
exculcō
verb
to tread down
exculpo
exculpō
verb
to dig out
excultus
excultus
participle
p. of excolo
excurro
excurrō
verb
to run out
excursio
excursiō
noun
a running out
excursor
excursor
noun
a skirmisher
excursus
excursus
participle
p. of excurro
excursus
excursus
noun
a running out
excusabilis
excūsābilis
adjective
that may be excused
excusate
excūsātē
adverb
without blame
excusatio
excūsātiō
noun
an excusing
excuso
excūsō
verb
[with pers. obj.] to excuse
excussus
excussus
adjective
stretched out
excutio
excutiō
verb
to shake out
exec
exec
cross-reference
execo
execō
verb
to cut out
execrabilis
execrābilis
adjective
accursed
execratio
execrātiō
noun
an execration
execratus
execrātus
adjective
accursed
execror
execror
verb
to curse
exectio
exectiō
noun
a cutting out
exedo
exedō
verb
to eat up
exedra
exedra
noun
a hall furnished with seats
exedrium
exedrium
noun
a sittingroom
exemplar
exemplar
noun
a transcript
exemplum
exemplum
noun
a sample
exemptus
exēmptus
participle
p. of eximo
exeo
exeō
verb
to go out
exequia
exequia
noun
a funeral procession
exequiae
exequiae
cross-reference
exequialis
exequiālis
adjective
of a funeral
exequor
exequor
verb
to follow to the grave
exequor
exequor
cross-reference
exerceo
exerceō
verb
to drive
exercio
exerciō
verb
to patch
exercitatio
exercitātiō
noun
exercise
exercitatus
exercitātus
adjective
exercito
exercitium
exercitium
noun
training
exercitus
exercitus
noun
a disciplined body of men
exercitus
exercitus
adjective
disciplined
exero
exerō
cross-reference
exerto
exertō
cross-reference
exesus
exēsus
participle
p. of exedo
exfodio
exfodiō
verb
to dig out
exfutuo
exfutūō
cross-reference
exhalatio
exhālātiō
noun
an exhalation
exhalo
exhālō
verb
to breathe out
exhaurio
exhauriō
verb
to draw out
exhaustus
exhaustus
participle
p. of exhaurio
exhedrium
exhedrium
cross-reference
exheredo
exhērēdō
verb
to disinherit
exheres
exhērēs
adjective
disinherited
exhexedrium
exhexedrium
noun
a sittingroom
exhibeo
exhibeō
verb
to hold forth
exhilaratus
exhilarātus
adjective
cheerful
exhorreo
exhorreō
verb
to tremble before
exhorresco
exhorrēscō
verb
to tremble
exhortatio
exhortātiō
noun
an exhortation
exhortor
exhortor
verb
to exhort
exibeo
exibeō
verb
to hold forth
exibeo
exibeō
cross-reference
exico
exicō
cross-reference
exigo
exigō
verb
to drive out
exigue
exiguē
adverb
shortly
exiguitas
exiguitās
noun
scantiness
exiguus
exiguus
adjective
strict
exilio
exiliō
verb
to spring out
exilis
exīlis
adjective
strict
exilitas
exīlitās
noun
thinness
exiliter
exīliter
adverb
thinly
exilium
exilium
cross-reference
exilium
exilium
noun
banishment
exim
exim
adverb
in place
exim
exim
cross-reference
exim
exim
adverb
after that
eximie
eximiē
adverb
exceedingly
eximius
eximius
adjective
taken out
eximo
eximō
verb
to take out
exin
exin
adverb
after that
exin
exin
adverb
in place
exinanio
exināniō
verb
to empty
exinde
exinde
adverb
after that
exisse
exīsse
cross-reference
inf. perf. of exeo
existimantes
exīstimantēs
noun
critics
existimatio
exīstimātiō
noun
a judging
existimator
exīstimātor
noun
a judge
existimo
exīstimō
verb
to value
existo
existō
verb
to step out
existumatio
exīstumātiō
noun
a judging
existumator
exīstumātor
noun
a judge
existumo
exīstumō
verb
to value
exitiabilis
exitiābilis
adjective
destructive
exitialis
exitiālis
adjective
destructive
exitiosus
exitiōsus
adjective
destructive
exitium
exitium
noun
destruction
exitus
exitus
participle
p. of exeo
exitus
exitus
noun
a going out
exlex
exlēx
adjective
beyond the law
exodium
exodium
noun
an after-play
exolesco
exolēscō
verb
[inch] to grow out of use
exoletus
exolētus
noun
a boy favorite
exolvo
exolvō
verb
to loose
exomnis
exomnis
adjective
sleepless
exonero
exonerō
verb
to free
exoptatus
exoptātus
adjective
greatly wished
exopto
exoptō
verb
to wish earnestly
exorabilis
exōrābilis
adjective
easily entreated
exorator
exorātor
noun
one who obtains by entreaty
exorbeo
exorbeō
verb
to suck out
exordior
exōrdior
verb
to begin a web
exordium
exōrdium
noun
[originally] the warp of a web
exorior
exorior
verb
to come out
exornatio
exōrnātiō
noun
an adorning
exornator
exōrnātor
noun
an adorner
exorno
exōrnō
verb
to fit out
exoro
exōrō
verb
to move
exors
exors
adjective
without lot
exorsum
exōrsum
noun
a beginning
exorsus
exōrsus
participle
p. of exordior
exorsus
exōrsus
noun
a beginning
exortus
exortus
participle
p. of exorior
exortus
exortus
noun
a coming forth
exosculor
exōsculor
verb
to kiss fondly
exosso
exossō
verb
to deprive of bones
exostra
exōstra
noun
a movable stage (in the theatre)
exosus
exōsus
adjective
hating
expallesco
expallēscō
verb
[only perfect] to grow pale
expatior
expatior
verb
to wander from the way
expatro
expatrō
verb
[once] to finish
expavesco
expavēscō
verb
to be terrified
expectatio
expectātiō
noun
an awaiting
expectatio
expectātiō
cross-reference
expecto
expectō
cross-reference
expecto
expectō
verb
to look out for
expectoro
expectorō
verb
to drive from the breast
expedio
expediō
verb
to extricate
expedite
expedītē
adverb
without impediment
expeditio
expedītiō
noun
an enterprise against the enemy
expeditus
expedītus
adjective
unfettered
expello
expellō
verb
to drive out
expendo
expendō
verb
to weigh out
expensum
expēnsum
cross-reference
money paid
expergefacio
expergēfaciō
verb
to arouse
expergiscor
expergīscor
verb
to be awakened
experiens
experiēns
adjective
experienced
experientia
experientia
noun
a trial
experimentum
experīmentum
noun
a proof
experior
experior
verb
to try
experrectus
experrēctus
participle
p. of expergiscor
expers
expers
adjective
having no part in
expertus
expertus
adjective
tried
expetendus
expetendus
adjective
worth striving for
expetens
expetēns
adjective
desirous
expetitus
expetītus
participle
p. of expeto
expeto
expetō
verb
to seek after
expiatio
expiātiō
noun
satisfaction
expictus
expictus
participle
p. of expingo
expilatio
expīlātiō
noun
a pillaging
expilator
expīlātor
noun
a pillager
expilo
expīlō
verb
to pillage
expingo
expingō
verb
to depict
expio
expiō
verb
to make amends for
expiratio
expīrātiō
noun
a breathing out
expiro
expīrō
cross-reference
expiro
expīrō
verb
to breathe out
expiscor
expiscor
verb
to fish out
explanate
explānātē
adverb
plainly
explanatio
explānātiō
noun
an explanation
explanator
explānātor
noun
an interpreter
explanatus
explānātus
adjective
plain
explano
explānō
verb
to make plain
expleo
expleō
verb
to fill up
expletio
explētiō
noun
a satisfying
expletus
explētus
adjective
full
explicate
explicātē
adverb
clearly
explicatio
explicātiō
noun
an unfolding
explicator
explicātor
noun
an expounder
explicatrix
explicātrīx
noun
she that explains
explicatus
explicātus
noun
an unfolding
explicatus
explicātus
adjective
spread out
explicitus
explicitus
adjective
unobstructed
explico
explicō
verb
to unfold
explodo
explōdō
verb
to drive out
explorate
explōrātē
adverb
for a certainty
exploratio
explōrātiō
noun
an examination
explorator
explōrātor
noun
an explorer
exploratus
explōrātus
adjective
ascertained
exploro
explōrō
verb
to cause to flow forth
explosus
explōsus
participle
p. of explodo
expolio
expoliō
verb
to smooth
expolitio
expolītiō
noun
a smoothing off
expolitus
expolītus
adjective
polished
expono
expōnō
verb
to put out
exporrigo
exporrigō
verb
to spread out
exportatio
exportātiō
noun
a carrying out
exporto
exportō
verb
to carry out
exposco
expōscō
verb
to ask earnestly
expositio
expositiō
noun
a setting forth
expositus
expositus
adjective
open
expostulatio
expostulātiō
noun
a pressing demand
expostulo
expostulō
verb
to demand pressingly
expostus
expostus
cross-reference
expotus
expōtus
cross-reference
expressus
expressus
adjective
clearly exhibited
exprimo
exprimō
verb
to press out
exprobratio
exprobrātiō
noun
a reproaching
exprobro
exprobrō
verb
to reproach with
expromo
exprōmō
verb
to show forth
expromptus
exprōmptus
adjective
ready
expugnabilis
expūgnābilis
adjective
that may be taken by assault
expugnatio
expūgnātiō
noun
a taking by assault
expugnator
expūgnātor
noun
a stormer
expugnax
expūgnāx
adjective
victorious
expugno
expūgnō
verb
to take by assault
expulsio
expulsiō
noun
a driving out
expulsor
expulsor
noun
a driver out
expulsus
expulsus
participle
p. of expello
expultrix
expultrīx
noun
she that expels
expuo
expuō
cross-reference
expurgo
expūrgō
verb
to purge
exquiro
exquīrō
verb
to search out
exquisite
exquīsītē
adverb
carefully
exquisitus
exquīsītus
adjective
carefully sought out
exsacrifico
exsacrificō
verb
to sacrifice
exsacrificrufico
exsacrificruficō
verb
to sacrifice
exsaevio
exsaeviō
verb
to cease raging
exsanguis
exsanguis
adjective
without blood
exsarcio
exsarciō
verb
to patch
exsatio
exsatiō
verb
to satisfy
exsaturabilis
exsaturābilis
adjective
that may be sated
exsaturo
exsaturō
verb
to satisfy satiate
exscendo
exscendō
cross-reference
exscendo
exscendō
verb
to climb up
exscensio
exscēnsīō
cross-reference
exscidium
exscidium
noun
overthrow
exscindo
exscindō
verb
to extirpate
exscribo
exscrībō
verb
to write out
exsculpo
exsculpō
verb
to dig out
exseco
exsecō
verb
to cut out
exsecrabilis
exsecrābilis
adjective
accursed
exsecratio
exsecrātiō
noun
an execration
exsecratus
exsecrātus
adjective
accursed
exsecror
exsecror
verb
to curse
exsectio
exsectiō
noun
a cutting out
exsectus
exsectus
participle
p. of exseco
exsecutio
exsecūtiō
noun
an accomplishing
exsecutus
exsecūtus
participle
p. of exsequor
exsequia
exsequia
noun
a funeral procession
exsequialis
exsequiālis
adjective
of a funeral
exsequor
exsequor
verb
to follow to the grave
exsero
exserō
verb
to stretch out
exserto
exsertō
verb
to stretch out
exsertus
exsertus
participle
p. of exsero
exsibilo
exsībilō
verb
to hiss out
exsiccatus
exsiccātus
adjective
dried up
exsicco
exsiccō
verb
to dry up
exsigno
exsīgnō
verb
to write out
exsilio
exsiliō
verb
to spring out
exsilium
exsilium
noun
banishment
exsisto
exsistō
verb
to step out
exsolutus
exsolūtus
participle
p. of exsolvo
exsolvo
exsolvō
verb
to loose
exsomnis
exsomnis
adjective
sleepless
exsorbeo
exsorbeō
verb
to suck out
exsors
exsors
adjective
without lot
exspargo
exspargō
cross-reference
exspatior
exspatior
verb
to wander from the way
exspectatio
exspectātiō
noun
an awaiting
exspectatus
exspectātus
adjective
anxiously expected
exspecto
exspectō
verb
to look out for
exspersus
exspersus
cross-reference
sprinkled
exspes
exspēs
adjective
(only nom sing.)
exspiratio
exspīrātiō
noun
a breathing out
exspiro
exspīrō
verb
to breathe out
exsplendesco
exsplendēscō
verb
to shine forth
exspolio
exspoliō
verb
to spoil
exspuo
exspuō
verb
to spit out
exsterno
exsternō
verb
to terrify greatly
exstillo
exstīllō
verb
to trickle away
exstimulator
exstimulātor
noun
an inciter
exstimulo
exstimulō
verb
to goad on
exstinctio
exstinctiō
noun
extinction
exstinctor
exstinctor
noun
an extinguisher
exstinctus
exstinctus
adjective
dead
exstinguo
exstinguō
verb
to put out
exstirpo
exstirpō
verb
to root out
exsto
exstō
verb
to stand out
exstructio
exstrūctiō
noun
a building up
exstructum
exstrūctum
noun
a lofty seat
exstruo
exstruō
verb
to pile
exsuctus
exsūctus
adjective
drawn out
exsudo
exsūdō
verb
to ooze
exsugo
exsūgō
verb
to suck out
exsul
exsul
noun
a banished person
exsulo
exsulō
verb
to be an exile
exsultans
exsultāns
adjective
boastful
exsultatio
exsultātiō
noun
a leaping for joy
exsultim
exsultim
adverb
leaping about
exsulto
exsultō
verb
to spring vigorously
exsuperabilis
exsuperābilis
adjective
to be overcome
exsuperantia
exsuperantia
noun
preeminence
exsupero
exsuperō
verb
to mount up
exsurdo
exsurdō
verb
to deafen
exsurgo
exsurgō
verb
to rise up
exsuscito
exsuscitō
verb
to rouse from sleep
extabesco
extābēscō
verb
to pass away completely
extemplo
extemplō
adverb
immediately
extemporalis
extemporālis
adjective
off hand
extendo
extendō
verb
to stretch out
extensus
extēnsus
participle
p. of extendo
extentus
extentus
adjective
extended
extenuatio
extenuātiō
noun
a lessening
extenuatus
extenuātus
adjective
trifling
extenuo
extenuō
verb
to make small
exter
exter
adjective
on the outside
exterebro
exterebrō
verb
to extract by boring
extergeo
extergeō
verb
to strip clean
exterior
exterior
adjective
outward
exterius
exterius
adverb
on the outer side
extermino
exterminō
verb
to drive out
externo
externō
verb
to terrify greatly
externus
externus
adjective
outward
extero
exterō
verb
to tread down
exterreo
exterreō
verb
to strike with terror
exterritus
exterritus
adjective
terrified
extersus
extersus
participle
p. of extergeo
exterus
exterus
adjective
on the outside
extillo
extīllō
verb
to trickle away
extimesco
extimēscō
verb
to be greatly afraid
extimulator
extimulātor
noun
an inciter
extimulo
extimulō
verb
to goad on
extimus
extimus
adjective
outermost
extinctus
extinctus
adjective
dead
extinguo
extinguō
verb
to put out
extirpo
extirpō
verb
to root out
extispex
extispex
noun
an observer of entrails
exto
extō
verb
to stand out
extollo
extollō
verb
to lift out
extorqueo
extorqueō
verb
to twist out
extorris
extorris
adjective
driven out of the country
extortor
extortor
noun
an extorter
extortus
extortus
adjective
deformed
extra
extrā
adverb
on the outside
extra
extrā
preposition
outside of
extractus
extrāctus
participle
p. of extraho
extraho
extrahō
verb
to draw out
extraneus
extrāneus
adjective
from without
extraordinarius
extraōrdinārius
adjective
out of the common order
extrarius
extrārius
adjective
outward
extremitas
extrēmitās
noun
the extremity
extremo
extrēmō
adverb
at last
extremum
extrēmum
adverb
at last
extremus
extrēmus
adjective
outermost
extrico
extrīcō
verb
to disentangle
extrinsecus
extrīnsecus
adverb
from without
extructio
extrūctiō
noun
a building up
extrudo
extrūdō
verb
to thrust out
extruo
extruō
cross-reference
extruo
extruō
verb
to pile
extrusus
extrūsus
participle
p. of extrudo
extum
extum
noun
the chief internal organs of the body
extumefactus
extumefactus
adjective
swollen
extumus
extumus
adjective
outermost
extundo
extundō
verb
to beat out
exturbo
exturbō
verb
to drive out
exubero
exūberō
verb
to grow luxuriantly
exudo
exūdō
verb
to ooze
exul
exul
noun
a banished person
exul
exul
cross-reference
exulcero
exulcerō
verb
to make worse
exulo
exulō
cross-reference
exulo
exulō
verb
to be an exile
exultans
exultāns
adjective
boastful
exultatio
exultātiō
noun
a leaping for joy
exultim
exultim
cross-reference
exulto
exultō
cross-reference
exulto
exultō
verb
to spring vigorously
exululo
exululō
verb
to howl
exundans
exundāns
adjective
overflowing
exundo
exundō
verb
to flow out
exuo
exuō
verb
to draw out
exuperabilis
exuperābilis
adjective
to be overcome
exuperantia
exuperantia
noun
preeminence
exupero
exuperō
verb
to mount up
exupero
exuperō
cross-reference
exurgo
exurgō
cross-reference
exurgo
exurgō
verb
to rise up
exuro
exūrō
verb
to burn out
exuscito
exuscitō
verb
to rouse from sleep
exustio
exūstiō
noun
a burning up
exustus
exūstus
participle
p. of exuro
exutus
exūtus
participle
p. of exuo
exuvia
exuvia
noun
that which is stripped off
exuvium
exuvium
noun
spoils
