e
e
adjective
gold-colored
e
e
noun
men
E
E
noun
men
e
ē
preposition
praep
ea
eā
adverb
on that side
eadem
eādem
adverb
By the same way
eale
ealē
noun
a large animal found in Ethiopia
eapropter
eāpropter
adverb
on that account
Earinus
Ēarinus
noun
the name of a slave
earinus
earinus
adjective
green
Earinus
Earinus
noun
the name of a slave
eatenus
eātenus
adverb
so far
ebeneus
ebeneus
adjective
of ebony
ebeninus
ebeninus
adjective
of ebony
ebeninus
ebeninus
cross-reference
ebenus
ebenus
noun
ebenus
ebenus
noun
the ebon-tree
ebibo
ēbibō
verb
to drink up
ebiscum
ebiscum
noun
ebiscum
ebiscum
noun
the marsh-mallow
ebito
ēbītō
verb
eblandior
ēblandior
verb
to obtain by flattery or coaxing
Ebora
Ebora
noun
A castle in Spain
Eboracum
Eborācum
noun
the capital of the Brigantes in Britain
eborarius
eborārius
noun
a worker in ivory
eboreus
eboreus
adjective
made of ivory
Ebosia
Ebōsīa
noun
of Ebusus
ebriacus
ēbriācus
adjective
drunken
ebriamen
ēbriāmen
noun
intoxicating liquor
ebrietas
ēbrietās
noun
drunkenness
ebrio
ēbriō
verb
to make drunk
ebriolatus
ēbriolātus
adjective
a little intoxicated
ebriolus
ēbriolus
adjective
a little intoxicated
ebriositas
ēbriōsitās
noun
addiction to drink
ebriosus
ēbriōsus
adjective
given to drinking
ebriosus
ēbriōsus
noun
a drunkard
ebrius
ēbrius
adjective
who has drunk enough
ebrius
ebrius
noun
a drunkard
Ebromagus
Ebromagus
noun
a city in the province of Gaul
ebulinus
ebulīnus
adjective
of elder-wood
ebullio
ēbulliō
verb
to boil up
ebullitio
ēbullītiō
noun
a bubbling up or out
ebullo
ēbullō
verb
to boil up
ebulum
ebulum
noun
Dane-wort
ebulus
ebulus
noun
Dane-wort
ebur
ebur
noun
ivory
eburarius
eburārius
noun
a worker in ivory
eburatus
eburātus
adjective
adorned or inlaid with ivory
Eburinus
Eburīnus
adjective
Eburinus
Eburīnus
noun
a people of Lucania
eburneolus
eburneolus
adjective
of ivory
eburneus
eburneus
adjective
of ivory
eburnus
eburnus
adjective
of ivory
Eburobritium
Eburobritium
noun
a town of Lusitania
Eburobrittium
Eburobrittium
noun
a town of Lusitania
Eburonis
Eburōnis
noun
a nation of
Eburovix
Ebūrovīx
noun
Ebusitanus
Ebusitānus
noun
of Ebusus
Ebusos
Ebusos
noun
an island of the Mediterranean
Ebusus
Ebusus
noun
an island of the Mediterranean
ecastor
ēcastor
interjection
ecastor
ecastor
interjection
pron. acc
ecaudis
ēcaudis
adjective
without a tail
ecbasis
ecbasis
noun
a digression
Ecbatana
Ecbatana
noun
the principal city of Media
Ecbatanum
Ecbatanum
noun
the principal city of Media
ecbolas
ecbolas
noun
a sort of Egyptian grape
ecca
ecca
cross-reference
eccam
eccam
cross-reference
ecce
eccē
adverb
lo! see! behold!
eccentros
eccentros
noun
out of the centre
eccere
eccere
interjection
there!
eccheuma
eccheuma
noun
a pouring out
eccillam, eccillum
eccillam, eccillum
expression
eccistam
eccistam
cross-reference
ecclesia
ēcclesia
noun
an assembly of the
ecclesia
ecclēsia
noun
an assembly of the
Ecclesiastes
Ecclēsiastēs
noun
the Preacher
ecclesiasticus
ecclesiasticus
noun
A church officer
ecclesiasticus
ecclēsiasticus
adjective
of or belonging to the Church
ecclesiecdicus
ecclēsiecdicus
noun
a church proctor
ecclesiola
ecclēsiola
noun
a small church
eccos
eccos
cross-reference
eccum
eccum
cross-reference
ecdicus
ecdicus
noun
a syndic
ecere
ecerē
adverb
ecere
ecere
interjection
there!
Ecetra
Ecetra
noun
a city of the Volsci
Ecetranus
Ecetrānus
noun
Its inhabitants
ecfacio
ecfaciō
verb
to make out
ecfarcio
ecfarciō
verb
to stuff
ecfatus
ecfātus
adverb
ecferitas
ecferitās
noun
an excessively wild state
ecfero
ecferō
verb
to bring or carry out
ecfero
ecfero
adverb
ecfodio
ecfodiō
verb
to dig out
ecfreno
ecfrēnō
verb
to unbridle
ecfundo
ecfundō
verb
to pour out
ecfutuo
ecfutuō
verb
to waste in debauchery
Echecrates
Echecratēs
noun
a Pythagorean philosopher
echeneis
echenēis
noun
the sucking-fish
echeum
ēchēum
noun
vessels to increase the sound of the actors' voices in a theatre
echidna
echidna
noun
an adder
Echidneus
Echidnēus
adjective
of Echidna
Echinadis
Echīnadis
noun
small group of islands in the Ionian Sea
echinatus
echīnātus
adjective
set with prickles
echinometra
echīnomētra
noun
a sort of sea-urchin
echinophora
echīnophora
noun
a sort of
echinopus
echīnopūs
noun
a kind of thorn
Echinos
Echīnos
noun
A city of Phthiotis
Echinus
Echīnus
noun
A city of Phthiotis
echinus
echīnus
noun
a hedgehog
Echion
Echīon
noun
One of the heroes who sprang up from the dragon's teeth sown by Cadmus
echion
echion
noun
a medicament prepared from the ashes of adders
Echionides
Echīonidēs
noun
the son of Echion
Echionius
Echīonius
adjective
of Echion
Echionius
Echīonius
adjective
Cadmean
echios
echios
noun
viper's bugloss
echis
echis
noun
a plant
echite
echītē
noun
a plant
echitis
echītis
noun
adder-stone
echo
ēchō
noun
repercussion of sound
echoicus
ēchōicus
adjective
echoing
eclesia
eclesia
noun
an assembly of the
ecligma
eclīgma
noun
a medicine to be taken by letting it melt in the mouth
ecligmatium
ecligmatium
noun
dim. n
eclipsis
eclīpsis
noun
eclipticus
eclipticus
adjective
belonging to an eclipse
ecloga
ecloga
noun
a selection
eclogarius
eclogārius
noun
select passages from a work
eclogarius
eclogārius
adjective
of or belonging to a selection
ecnephias
ecnephiās
noun
a hurricane supposed to be produced by blasts from two opposite clouds
econtra
ēcontrā
adverb
in comparison with
econtra
ēcontra
cross-reference
ecphora
ecphora
noun
a projection in buildings
ecpyrosis
ecpȳrōsis
noun
a burning utterly
ecquando
ecquandō
adverb
adv. interrog
ecqui
ecquī
adverb
ecqui
ecquī
pronoun
Is there any one who? Any?
ecqui
ecquī
pronoun
whether?
ecquid
ecquid
adverb
whether
ecquis
ecquis
pronoun
Is there any one who? Any
ecquisnam
ecquisnam
pronoun
Is there any one who? Any
ecquo
ecquō
adverb
anywhere?
ecragino
ecrāgīnō
verb
to break forth
ecstasis
ecstasis
noun
a being beside one's self
ectasis
ectasis
noun
the lengthening of a vowel short by nature: si
ecthlipsis
ecthlipsis
noun
ecthlipsis
ectomon
ectomon
noun
black hellebore
ectroma
ectrōma
noun
an abortion
ectropa
ectropa
noun
an inn
ectypus
ectypus
adjective
engraved in relief
eculeus
eculeus
noun
eculeus
eculeus
noun
a young horse
edacitas
edācitās
noun
voracity
edax
edax
adjective
voracious
edeatroe
edeatroe
adjective
edecimo
ēdecimō
verb
to pick out
edecumo
ēdecumō
verb
to pick out
edento
ēdentō
verb
to render toothless
edentulus
ēdentulus
adjective
toothless
edepol
edepol
interjection
by Pollux! indeed! truly!
edepol
edepol
interjection
edera
edera
noun
edera
edera
noun
ivy
edera
edera
noun
ederaceus
ederāceus
adjective
of ivy
ederatus
ederātus
adjective
adorned or crowned with ivy
ederiger
ederiger
adjective
ivy-bearing
ederosus
ederōsus
adjective
full of ivy
Edessa
Edessa
noun
A city of Macedonia
Edessaeus
Edessaeus
adjective
of Edessa
Edessenus
Edessēnus
adjective
of Edessa
edibilis
edibilis
adjective
eatable
edico
ēdīcō
verb
to declare
edictalis
ēdictālis
adjective
by edict
edictio
ēdictiō
noun
an order
edicto
ēdictō
verb
to speak out
edictum
ēdictum
noun
A proclamation
edisco
ēdiscō
verb
to learn by heart
edissero
ēdisserō
verb
to analyze in words
edissertator
ēdissertātor
noun
an explainer
edissertio
ēdissertiō
noun
an analysis
edisserto
ēdissertō
verb
to analyze
editicius
ēditīcius
adjective
set forth
editio
ēditiō
noun
A bringing forth
editius
ēditius
adjective
set forth
editor
ēditor
noun
That which brings forth or produces
editum
ēditum
noun
editum
ēditum
noun
editus
ēditus
adjective
editus
ēditus
adjective
editus
ēditus
noun
a voiding
edo
ēdō
verb
to give out
edo
edō
noun
a glutton
edo
edō
verb
to eat
edocenter
ēdocenter
adverb
instructively
edoceo
ēdoceō
verb
to teach thoroughly
edolo
ēdolō
verb
to cut or hew out
Edom
Edom
noun
Esau
Edomino
Ēdominō
verb
edomito
ēdomitō
verb
to tame completely
edomo
ēdomō
verb
to tame completely
Edon
Edon
noun
a spur of the Pangaeus range
Edonis
Ēdōnis
noun
Edonic
Edonus
Ēdōnus
noun
a spur of the Pangaeus range
Edonus
Ēdōnus
noun
a people of Thrace
Edonus
Ēdōnus
adjective
Edonic
edor
edor
cross-reference
edormio
ēdormiō
verb
to sleep out
edormisco
ēdormiscō
verb
to sleep out
educatio
ēducātiō
noun
a breeding
educator
ēducātor
noun
a rearer
educatrix
ēducātrix
noun
She who brings up
educatus
ēducātus
noun
bringing up
educo
ēdūcō
verb
to lead forth
educo
ēducō
verb
to bring up
eductio
ēductiō
noun
a moving out
eductor
ēductor
noun
a bringer-up
Edula
Edūla
noun
edulco
ēdulcō
verb
to sweeten
edule
edule
noun
eatables
Edulia
Edūlia
noun
the goddess that presides over children's food
Edulia
Edūlia
noun
Edulica
Edūlica
noun
Edulica
Edūlica
noun
edulis
edūlis
adjective
eatable
edulium
edulium
cross-reference
N. cr.
edulium
edūlium
noun
eduresco
ēdūrescō
verb
to grow hard
eduro
ēdūrō
verb
to last out
edurus
ēdūrus
adjective
exceedingly hard
edus
ēdus
noun
a young goat
Edusa
Edūsa
noun
the goddess that presides over children's food
Edyllium
Ēdyllium
noun
an Idyl
Eetion
Ēetiōn
noun
the father of Andromache
Eetioneus
Ēetiōnēus
adjective
pertaining to Eetion
effabilis
effābilis
adjective
that may be uttered
effaecatus
effaecātus
adjective
purified from the dregs
effaeto
effaeto
adverb
effafilatum
effafilatum
cross-reference
effamen
effāmen
noun
an enunciation
effarcio
effarciō
verb
to stuff
effascinatio
effascinātiō
noun
a bewitching
effascino
effascinō
verb
to bewitch
effatio
effātiō
noun
a speaking
effatum
effātum
noun
effatum
effātum
noun
a dialectical proposition
effatus
effātus
adjective
to state a proposition
effatus
effātus
noun
a speaking
effecte
effecte
cross-reference
in fact
effecte
effectē
adverb
Effectively
effectio
effectiō
noun
A doing
effectiva
effectīva
noun
practical art
effectivus
effectīvus
adjective
effective
effecto
effectō
verb
to put out of use
effector
effector
noun
an effecter
effectorius
effectōrius
adjective
effectual
effectrix
effectrix
noun
she who effects
effectum
effectum
noun
an effect
effectus
effectus
noun
a doing
effectus
effectus
adjective
worked out
effectus
effectus
adjective
effecundo
effēcundō
verb
to make fruitful
effeminate
effēminātē
adverb
effeminately
effeminatio
effēminātiō
noun
effeminacy
effeminatus
effēminātus
adjective
effeminatus
effēminātus
adjective
effemino
effēminō
verb
to make feminine
efferasco
efferascō
verb
to become savage
efferate
efferātē
adverb
fiercely
efferatio
efferātiō
noun
a making savage
efferatus
efferātus
adjective
wild
efferatus
efferātus
adjective
effercio
efferciō
verb
to stuff
effercio
efferciō
verb
efferitas
efferitās
noun
an excessively wild state
effero
efferō
verb
to bring or carry out
effero
efferō
verb
to make wild
effertus
effertus
adjective
filled out
effertus
effertus
adjective
efferus
efferus
adjective
very wild
effervens
effervens
adjective
boiling with passion
effervens
effervens
adjective
effervesco
effervescō
verb
To boil up or over
effervo
effervō
verb
to boil up or over
effeto
effētō
verb
to put out of use
effetus
effētus
adjective
that has brought forth young
efficacia
efficācia
noun
efficacy
efficacitas
efficācitās
noun
efficacy
efficaciter
efficāciter
adverb
effectually
efficaciter
efficāciter
adverb
efficaciously
efficax
efficax
adjective
efficacious
efficiens
efficiens
adjective
efficiens
efficiens
adjective
efficienter
efficienter
cross-reference
efficiently
efficienter
efficienter
adverb
efficiently
efficientia
efficientia
noun
efficient power
efficio
efficiō
verb
to make out
effictio
effictiō
noun
a representing
effictus
effictus
adjective
effigia
effigia
noun
effigiatus
effigiātus
noun
a representing
effigientia
effigientia
noun
the creating
effigies
effigiēs
noun
an
effigio
effigiō
verb
to form
effiguratio
effigūrātiō
noun
a representation
effindo
effindō
verb
to divide
effingo
effingō
verb
To form
effio
effīō
verb
effirmo
effirmō
verb
to strengthen
efflagitatio
efflāgitātiō
noun
an urgent demand
efflagitatus
efflāgitātus
noun
an earnest or urgent request
efflagito
efflāgitō
verb
to demand or ask urgently
efflammans
efflammans
adjective
emitting flames
effleo
effleō
verb
to weep out
efflicte
efflictē
adverb
efflicte
efflictē
adverb
efflictim
efflictim
adverb
efflictim
efflictim
adverb
to death
efflicto
efflictō
verb
to strike dead
effligo
efflīgō
verb
to strike dead
efflo
efflō
verb
to blow or breathe out
effloreo
efflōreō
verb
to bloom or blossom forth
effloresco
efflōrescō
verb
to bloom or blossom
effluesco
effluescō
verb
to revel
effluo
effluō
verb
to flow or run out
effluus
effluus
adjective
flowing out
effluvium
effluvium
noun
a flowing out
effor
effor
verb
to speak or say out
effoco
effōcō
verb
to suffocate
effodio
effodiō
verb
to dig out
effoecundo
effoecundō
verb
to make fruitful
effoecundo
effoecundō
cross-reference
effoemino
effoeminō
cross-reference
effoetus
effoetus
adverb
efforo
efforō
verb
to bore through
effossio
effossiō
noun
a digging out
effoveo
effoveō
verb
to refresh
effractarius
effractārius
noun
a house-breaker
effractor
effractor
noun
a housebreaker
effractura
effractūra
noun
house-breaking
effrenate
effrēnātē
adverb
unrestrainedly
effrenate
effrēnātē
adverb
unrestrainedly
effrenatio
effrēnātiō
noun
unbridled impetuosity
effrenatus
effrēnātus
adjective
effrenatus
effrēnātus
adjective
effrenis
effrēnis
adjective
effreno
effrēnō
verb
to unbridle
effrenus
effrēnus
adjective
free from the bridle
effrico
effricō
verb
to rub off or out
effringo
effringō
verb
to break off
effrondesco
effrondescō
verb
to put forth leaves
effrons
effrons
adjective
barefaced
effrutico
effruticō
verb
to put forth
effugatio
effugātiō
noun
a putting to flight
effugia
effugia
cross-reference
effugio
effugiō
verb
to flee away
effugium
effugium
noun
a flecing away
effugius
effugius
adjective
escaping
effugo
effugō
verb
to put to flight
effulgeo
effulgeō
verb
to shine or gleam forth
effultus
effultus
adjective
propped up
effumigatus
effūmigātus
adjective
smoked out
effumo
effūmō
verb
to emit smoke
effundo
effundō
verb
to pour out
effuse
effūsē
adverb
Far spread
effusio
effūsiō
noun
a pouring out
effusor
effūsor
noun
a prodigal
effusorie
effūsōriē
adverb
far and wide
effusum
effusum
noun
the urine
effusus
effūsus
adjective
effusus
effūsus
adjective
Poured out
effuticius
effūtīcius
adjective
prattling
effutio
effūtiō
verb
to blab out
effutius
effūtius
adjective
prattling
effutuo
effutuō
verb
to waste in debauchery
egelido
ēgelidō
verb
to thaw away
egelidus
ēgelidus
adjective
Not cold
egelo
ēgelō
verb
to take off the chill
egens
egens
adjective
egens
egens
adjective
needy
egenulus
egēnulus
adjective
needy
egenum
egēnum
noun
a poor soil
egenus
egēnus
adjective
in want of
egenus
egēnus
noun
a poor man
egeo
egeō
verb
to be needy
Egeria
Ēgeria
noun
a nymph
egeries
ēgeries
noun
excrement
egermino
ēgerminō
verb
to put forth
egero
ēgerō
verb
to carry
egersimon
egersimon
noun
a means of excitement
Egesta
Egesta
noun
the Greek name of Segesta
egestas
egestās
noun
indigence
egestio
ēgestiō
noun
a carrying out or off
egestivus
ēgestīvus
adjective
purgative
egestosus
egestōsus
adjective
very poor
egestus
ēgestus
adjective
egestus
ēgestus
noun
a carrying out
egigno
ēgignō
verb
to procreate
eglecopala
eglecopala
noun
blue marl
Egnatia
Egnatia
cross-reference
Egnatia
Egnātia
noun
A city and harbor on the coast of Appulia
Egnatianus
Egnātiānus
adjective
of Egnatius
Egnatius
Egnātius
noun
a Roman proper name
Egnatuleius
Egnātulēius
noun
a quaestor who deserted with the
ego
egō
pronoun
I
ego
ego
pronoun
I
egomet
egomet
cross-reference
egranatus
ēgrānātus
adjective
shelled
egredior
ēgredior
verb
to go or come out
egregiatus
ēgregiātus
noun
the rank and title of an
egregie
ēgregiē
adverb
excellently
egregium
ēgregium
noun
a title of public officers in high station
egregius
ēgregius
adjective
distinguished
Egregius
Egregius
noun
a title of public officers in high station
egressio
ēgressiō
noun
a going out or forth
egressus
ēgressus
adjective
egressus
ēgressus
noun
a going out or away
egula
egula
noun
a kind of sulphur
egurgito
ēgurgitō
verb
to pour out
ehem
ehem
interjection
ha! what!
eheu
ēheu
interjection
ah! alas!
eho
ehō
interjection
ha? ho! holla! soho!
ei
ei
interjection
ah! woe!
ei
eī
interjection
oh!
ei
eī
cross-reference
eia
ēia
interjection
ah! ah ha! indeed!
eicio
ēiciō
verb
to cast
eidem
eīdem
cross-reference
eids
eids
noun
one of the three days in each month from which the other days were reckoned in the Roman calendar
eii
eiī
adverb
eiius
eiius
adverb
ejaculor
ējaculor
verb
ejaculo
ējaculō
verb
ejaculorr
ējaculor
verb
to shoot out
ejectamentum
ējectāmentum
noun
that which is cast out
ejecticius
ējectīcius
adjective
that casts out
ejectio
ējectiō
noun
a casting or throwing out
ejectius
ējectius
adjective
that casts out
ejecto
ējectō
verb
to cast out
ejectus
ējectus
adjective
ejectus
ējectus
noun
a casting out
ejeratio
ējerātiō
cross-reference
ejero
ējerō
cross-reference
ejero
ējerō
verb
to refuse or reject by oath
ejicio
ejiciō
verb
to cast
ejicio
ējiciō
cross-reference
ejulabilis
ējulābilis
adjective
wailing loudly
ejulabundus
ējulābundus
adjective
abandoned to wailing
ejulatio
ējulātiō
noun
a wailing
ejulatus
ējulātus
noun
a wailing
ejulito
ējulitō
verb
to lament greatly
ejulo
ējulō
verb
to wail
ejuncesco
ējuncescō
verb
to grow or shoot up like a rush
ejuncidus
ējuncidus
adjective
grown or shot up like a rush
Ejuno
Ējūnō
cross-reference
inlerj
ejuratio
ējūrātiō
noun
an abjuring
ejuro
ējūrō
verb
to refuse or reject by oath
ejus
ējus
cross-reference
ejuscemodi
ējuscemodī
adverb
ejusdemmodi
ējusdemmodī
adverb
of the same kind
ejusmodi
ējusmodī
adverb
of that kind
elabor
ēlābor
verb
to slip or glide away
elaboratio
ēlabōrātiō
noun
persevering labor
elaboratus
ēlabōrātus
adjective
elaborate
elaboratus
ēlabōrātus
noun
persevering labor
elaboro
ēlabōrō
verb
to labor
elacatae
ēlacataē
adverb
elacatenis
ēlacatēnis
noun
a large sea-fish
Elaea
Elaea
noun
a city of Aeolis
elaeemporia
elaeemporia
noun
traffic in oil
elaeogarum
elaeogarum
noun
a fish-sauce with oil
elaeomeli
elaeomelī
noun
a sort of manna which exudes from the branches of the olive-tree
elaeon
elaeōn
noun
a plantation of olives
elaeothesium
elaeothesium
noun
the anointing-room in a bath
Elaeus
Elaeūs
noun
a city on the Hellespont in the Thracian Chersonesus
Elagabalus
Elagabalus
cross-reference
Elagabalus
Elagabalus
noun
a Roman emperor
elambo
ēlambō
verb
to lick away
elamentabilis
ēlāmentābilis
adjective
very lamentable
elanguesco
ēlanguescō
verb
to grow faint
elanguidus
ēlanguidus
adjective
utterly weary
elaphoboscon
elaphoboscon
noun
wild parsnips
elapidatus
ēlapidātus
adjective
cleared from stones
elapsus
ēlapsus
adjective
elaqueo
ēlaqueō
verb
to extricate from snares or fetters
elargior
ēlargior
verb
to give out
elassesco
ēlassescō
verb
to become exhausted
elate
ēlātē
adverb
loftily
elate
ēlātē
adverb
loftily
elate
elatē
noun
a sort of firtree
Elatea
Elatēa
noun
A city of Phocis
Elateia
Elatēīa
noun
A city of Phocis
Elateius
Elatēius
adjective
of or belonging to Elatus
elaterium
elatērium
noun
a medicine prepared from the juice of the wild cucumber
elatine
elatīnē
noun
a plant of the genus
elatio
ēlātiō
noun
a carrying out
elatites
elatītēs
noun
a kind of blood-stone
elatro
ēlātrō
verb
to bark out
elatus
ēlātus
adjective
exalted
elatus
ēlātus
adjective
exalted
elaudare
ēlaudārē
adverb
elautus
ēlautus
adjective
Elaver
Elaver
noun
a river in Gaul emptying into the Liger
elavo
ēlavō
verb
to wash out or away
Elea
Elea
noun
a city of Lucania
Eleates
Eleātes
cross-reference
of Elea
Eleatici
Eleāticī
cross-reference
of Elea
elecebra
ēlecebra
noun
a female allurer
electarium
ēlectārium
noun
a medicament that melts in the mouth
electe
ēlectē
adverb
choicely
electe
ēlecte
cross-reference
choicely
electilis
ēlectilis
adjective
choice
electio
ēlectiō
noun
a choice
electo
ēlectō
verb
to get out artfully
electo
ēlectō
verb
to choose
elector
ēlector
noun
the shining sun
elector
ēlector
noun
a chooser
Electra
Ēlectra
noun
Daughter of Atlas and Pleione
electreus
ēlectreus
adjective
made of amber
electrifer
ēlectrifer
adjective
producing amber
electrinus
ēlectrīnus
adjective
of amber
Electrius
Ēlectrius
adjective
Electrius
Ēlectrius
adjective
electrix
ēlectrix
noun
she that selects or chooses
electrum
ēlectrum
noun
Amber
Electrus
Ēlectrus
noun
son of Perseus and father of Alcmena
electrus
ēlectrus
adjective
of amber
Electryon
Electryon
noun
son of Perseus and father of Alcmena
electuarium
ēlectuārium
noun
a medicament that melts in the mouth
electuarium
ēlectuārium
cross-reference
electum
ēlectum
noun
selections
electus
ēlectus
noun
a choice
electus
ēlectus
adjective
picked
electus
ēlectus
adjective
choice
eleemosyna
eleēmosyna
noun
alms
elegans
ēlegans
noun
fine gentlemen
elegans
ēlegans
adjective
luxurious
eleganter
ēleganter
adverb
with correct choice
elegantia
ēlegantia
noun
A being nice or particular
elegatus
elegātus
noun
an unknown kind of fish
elegea
elegēa
noun
An elegy
elegeia
elegēia
noun
An elegy
elegeon
elegēon
noun
an elegiac poem
elegia
elegīa
noun
An elegy
elegiacus
elegīacus
adjective
elegiac
elegiacus
elegiacus
adjective
elegiac
elegidarion
elegīdārion
noun
a short elegy
elegidion
elegīdion
noun
a short elegy
elegion
elegīon
noun
an elegiac poem
elego
ēlēgō
verb
to convey away
elegus
elegus
noun
elegus
elegus
noun
elegiac verses
elegus
elegus
adjective
elegiac
Eleis
Ēlēis
noun
Elean
Eleis
Ēlēis
noun
Eleleides
Elelēides
noun
Eleleus
Eleleus
noun
a surname of Bacchus
elelisphacos
elelisphacos
noun
a kind of sage
elementarius
elementārius
adjective
belonging to the elements or rudiments
elementicius
elementīcius
adjective
elementary
elementius
elementius
adjective
elementary
elementum
elementum
noun
a first principle
elenchus
elenchus
noun
A costly trinket
elentesco
ēlentescō
verb
to become clammy or soft
elephans
elephans
adjective
elephans
elephans
noun
an elephant
elephantia
elephantia
noun
a very virulent kind of leprosy
elephantiacus
elephantiacus
noun
One who labors under elephantiasis
elephantiasis
elephantiasis
noun
a very virulent kind of leprosy
elephanticus
elephanticus
noun
One who labors under elephantiasis
elephanticus
elephanticus
noun
a very virulent kind of leprosy
Elephantine
Elephantīnē
noun
a small but very fertile island of the Nile
elephantinus
elephantinus
adjective
Belonging to the elephant
elephantiosis
elephantiōsis
noun
a very virulent kind of leprosy
elephantiosus
elephantiōsus
noun
One who labors under elephantiasis
Elephantis
Elephantis
noun
Elephantis
Elephantis
noun
An island of the Nile
elephantus
elephantus
noun
an elephant
elephas
elephās
noun
an elephant
elephas
elephās
noun
a very virulent kind of leprosy
Eleus
Ēlēus
noun
the inhabitants of Elis
Eleus
Ēlēus
adjective
Eleus
Elēus
cross-reference
Eleus
Eleūs
noun
Eleus
Ēlēus
adjective
Elean
Eleusin
Eleusin
noun
a very ancient city of Attica
Eleusina
Eleusina
noun
a very ancient city of Attica
Eleusinium
Eleusīnium
noun
the festival of Ceres at Eleusin
Eleusinius
Eleusīnius
adjective
Eleusinian
Eleusinus
Eleusīnus
adjective
Eleusinian
Eleusium
Eleusium
noun
a female name
eleutheria
eleutheria
noun
liberty
Eleutheri Cadurci
Eleutheri Cadurcī
expression
Eleutherium
Eleutherium
noun
the festival of Jupiter Eleutherius
Eleutherius
Eleutherius
noun
the surname of a god
Eleutherocilicis
Eleutherocilicis
noun
a people
elevatio
ēlevātiō
noun
A lifting up
elevator
ēlevātor
noun
one who raises up
elevo
ēlevō
verb
to lift up
Elia
Elia
noun
Elijah
Elias
Ēlīās
noun
Elijah
Elias
Ēlias
noun
Elean
elicio
ēliciō
verb
to draw out
elicis
ēlicis
noun
a trench for drawing off water
elicitus
ēlicitus
adjective
Elicius
Ēlicius
noun
a surname of Jupiter
Elidensis
Ēlidensis
adjective
Elidensis
Ēlidensis
cross-reference
elido
ēlīdō
verb
To knock
eligans, eligantia
ēligans, ēligantia
expression
eliganter
ēliganter
adverb
eligo
ēligō
verb
to pick out
elimatio
ēlīmātiō
noun
a filing away
elimatius
ēlīmātius
cross-reference
Adv.
elimator
ēlīmātor
noun
a cleanser
elimatus
ēlīmātus
adjective
elaborate
Elimea
Elimēa
noun
a district to the southwest of Macedonia
Elimeia
Elimēīa
noun
a district to the southwest of Macedonia
elimes
ēlīmes
noun
elimino
ēlīminō
verb
to turn out of doors
Elimiotis
Elimiōtis
noun
a district to the southwest of Macedonia
elimo
ēlīmō
verb
to file up
elimpido
ēlimpidō
verb
to cleanse out
elinguatio
ēlinguātiō
cross-reference
elinguis
ēlinguis
adjective
deprived of a tongue
elinguo
ēlinguō
verb
to deprive of the tongue
elino
ēlinō
verb
to bedaub
eliquamen
ēliquāmen
cross-reference
eliquatio
ēliquātiō
noun
a liquefying
eliquatus
ēliquātus
adjective
eliquesco
ēliquescō
verb
to become liquid
eliquium
ēliquium
noun
An outlet
eliquo
ēliquō
verb
To clarify
Elis
Ēlis
noun
the most westerly district of the Peloponnesus
Elisa
Elīsa
noun
Dido
elisio
ēlīsiō
noun
A striking out
Elissa
Elissa
noun
Dido
Elissaeus
Elissaeus
adjective
Carthaginian
elisus
ēlīsus
adjective
Elius
Ēlius
noun
the inhabitants of Elis
elix
ēlix
noun
a channel for diverting a stream
elixatura
ēlixātūra
noun
a thorough boiling
elixo
ēlixō
verb
to boil thoroughly
elixus
ēlixus
adjective
thoroughly boiled
ellam
ellam
cross-reference
elleborine
elleborīnē
noun
a kind of hellebore
elleborismus
elleborismus
noun
a purgative made from hellebore
elleborites
elleborītēs
noun
hellebore wine
elleboro
elleborō
cross-reference
to purify with hellebore
elleborosus
elleborōsus
adjective
in need of hellebore
elleborum
elleborum
noun
hellebore
elleborus
elleborus
noun
hellebore
ellipsis
ellipsis
noun
an ellipsis
ellops
ellops
noun
ellops
ellops
noun
a very savory sea-fish
ellum
ellum
cross-reference
ellychnium
ellychnium
noun
a lamp-wick
eloco
ēlocō
verb
to let or hire out
elocutilis
ēlocūtilis
adjective
oratorical
elocutio
ēlocūtiō
noun
a speaking out
elocutoria
elocutoria
noun
pertaining to oratorical expression
elocutorius
ēlocūtōrius
adjective
pertaining to oratorical expression
elocutrix
elocutrix
noun
pertaining to oratorical expression
elocutus
ēlocūtus
adjective
elogio
ēlogiō
verb
to describe briefly
elogium
ēlogium
noun
an utterance
elonginquo
ēlonginquō
verb
to remove
elongo
ēlongō
verb
to remove
elops
elops
noun
elops
elops
noun
a very savory sea-fish
eloquens
ēloquens
adjective
eloquens
ēloquens
adjective
eloquenter
ēloquenter
adverb
eloquently
eloquenter
ēloquenter
adverb
eloquently
eloquentia
ēloquentia
noun
a being eloquent
eloquium
ēloquium
noun
eloquence
eloquor
ēloquor
verb
to speak out
Eloria Tempe
Elōria Tempē
adverb
the vale
Elorus
Elōrus
noun
At its mouth
Elorus
Elōrus
noun
a river on the eastern coast of Sicily
Elorus
Elōrus
cross-reference
elotus
ēlōtus
adjective
Elpenor
Elpēnor
noun
one of the companions of Ulysses
Elpinice
Elpinīcē
noun
sister of Cimon
eluacrus
ēluācrus
adjective
for washing out or rinsing
eluceo
ēlūceō
verb
to shine out
elucesco
ēlūcescō
verb
to shine forth
elucido
ēlūcidō
verb
to light
elucifico
ēlūcificō
verb
to deprive of light
eluctabilis
ēluctābilis
adjective
from which one may extricate one's self
eluctatio
ēluctātiō
noun
a struggling
eluctor
ēluctor
verb
to struggle out
elucubro
ēlūcubrō
verb
to compose by lamplight
elucubror
elucubror
verb
to compose by lamplight
elucus
ēlūcus
noun
a drowsy or dreaming person
eludo
ēlūdō
verb
to finish play
elugeo
ēlūgeō
verb
to mourn for
elumbis
ēlumbis
adjective
hip-shot
eluminatio
ēlūminātiō
cross-reference
an enlightening
eluminatus
ēlūminātus
adjective
deprived of light
eluo
ēluō
verb
to wash out
Elusa
Elusa
noun
a city in Gallia Aquitania
Elusats
Elusāts
noun
a Gallic tribe in Aquitania
elusco
ēluscō
verb
to make one-eyed
elusus
ēlūsus
adjective
elutio
ēlūtiō
noun
a washing
elutrio
ēlūtriō
verb
to wash out
elutus
ēlūtus
adjective
elutus
ēlūtus
adjective
washed out
eluvies
ēluvies
noun
a washing away
eluvio
ēluviō
noun
a washing away
eluxurior
ēluxurior
verb
to put forth luxuriantly
Elvina
Elvīna
noun
a surname of Ceres
Elymaeus
Elymaeus
adjective
Elymaean
Elymaeus
Elymaeus
noun
the inhabitants of Elymais
Elymais
Elymāis
noun
a district of Persia
elympido
elympidō
verb
to cleanse out
Elysium
Ēlysium
noun
Elysium
Elysius
Elysius
noun
A people of Eastern Germany
Elysius
Ēlysius
adjective
Elysian
Elysius
Elysius
noun
the Elysian Fields
em
em
interjection
em
em
interjection
em
em
interjection
em
em
interjection
oho! indeed! well! well to be sure! hah! alas! alack! Ag
emaceratus
ēmacerātus
adjective
emaciated
emacesco
ēmacescō
verb
to become emaciated
emacio
ēmaciō
verb
to waste away
emacitas
emācitās
noun
a propensity to buy
emacresco
ēmacrescō
verb
to grow lean
emaculo
ēmaculō
verb
to clear from spots
emanatio
ēmānātiō
noun
an emanation
emancipatio
ēmancipātiō
noun
the releasing of a son
emancipator
ēmancipātor
noun
an emancipator
emancipo
ēmancipō
verb
to put out of the hand
emanco
ēmancō
verb
to maim
emancupatio
emancupātiō
noun
the releasing of a son
emancupo
ēmancupō
verb
to put out of the hand
emaneo
ēmaneō
verb
To stay without
emano
ēmānō
verb
to flow out
emansio
ēmansiō
noun
a remaining absent beyond one's furlough
emansor
ēmansor
noun
one who exceeds his furlough
emarcesco
ēmarcescō
verb
to wither away
emarcus
emarcus
noun
to dwindle away
emargino
ēmarginō
verb
to deprive of its edge
emasculator
ēmasculātor
noun
a pederast
emasculo
ēmasculō
verb
to castrate
Emathia
Ēmathia
noun
a district of Macedonia
Emathides
Ēmathides
noun
the daughters of the Macedonian king Pierus
Emathis
Ēmathis
noun
Emathian
Emathis
Emathis
cross-reference
Emathius
Ēmathius
adjective
Emathian
ematuresco
ēmātūrescō
verb
to grow quite ripe
ematuro
ēmātūrō
verb
to ripen completely
emax
emax
adjective
eager to buy
embaenetica
embaenetica
noun
an artificial appetite
embamma
embamma
noun
a sauce
embasicoetas
embasicoetās
noun
the name of an obscenely shaped drinking - vessel
embasis
embasis
noun
a bathing in any thing
embates
embatēs
noun
a model
emblema
emblēma
noun
inlaid work
embola
embola
noun
a putting on board
emboliaria
emboliāria
noun
an actress who performed in the interludes
embolimaeus
embolimaeus
adjective
inserted
embolimus
embolimus
cross-reference
emboline
embolīnē
noun
a plant
embolismus
embolismus
noun
the interposition
embolismus
embolismus
adjective
intercalary
embolium
embolium
noun
something thrown in
embolum
embolum
noun
the beak of a ship
embolus
embolus
noun
the piston of a pump
embrocha
embrocha
noun
a wet poultice
emeditatus
ēmeditātus
adjective
studied out
emedullatus
ēmedullātus
adjective
deprived of the marrow
emendabilis
ēmendābilis
adjective
that may be amended
emendate
ēmendātē
adverb
faultlessly
emendate
ēmendātē
adverb
faultlessly
emendatio
ēmendātiō
noun
a correction
emendator
ēmendātor
noun
a corrector
emendatorius
ēmendātōrius
adjective
corrective
emendatrix
ēmendātrix
noun
she who corrects or amends
emendatus
ēmendātus
adjective
emendatus
ēmendātus
adjective
faultless
emendico
ēmendīcō
verb
to obtain by begging
emendo
ēmendō
verb
to free from faults
emensio
ēmensiō
noun
the completion of a course
emensus
ēmensus
adjective
To impart
emensus
ēmensus
adjective
ementior
ēmentior
verb
to put forth or utter falsely
ementitus
ēmentītus
adjective
forged
emeo
ēmeō
verb
to pass through
emercor
ēmercor
verb
emercorr
emercor
cross-reference
to buy up
emere
emere
cross-reference
emereor
ēmereor
verb
To obtain by service
emereorr
ēmereor
verb
To obtain by service
emergo
ēmergō
verb
to bring forth
Emerita
Ēmerita
noun
a city of Lusitania
Emeritanus
Ēmeritānus
adjective
of Emerita
Emeritensis
Emeritensis
noun
the inhabitants of Emerita
Emeritensis
Ēmeritensis
adjective
of Emerita
emeritus
ēmeritus
noun
a soldier who has served out his time
emeritus
ēmeritus
adjective
emersus
ēmersus
noun
a coming out
emetica
emetica
noun
an incitement to vomit
emeticus
ēmeticus
adjective
emetic
emetior
ēmētior
verb
to measure out
emeto
ēmetō
verb
to mow away
emicatim
ēmicātim
adverb
springing forth
emicatio
ēmicātiō
noun
a springing forth
emico
ēmicō
verb
to spring out
emigratio
ēmīgrātiō
noun
a removal from a place
emigratio
ēmigrātiō
noun
a removal from a place
emigro
ēmīgrō
verb
to remove
emigro
ēmigrō
verb
to remove
emina
ēmīna
noun
a measure
eminatio
eminatiō
cross-reference
eminens
ēminens
adjective
standing out
eminens
ēminens
adjective
eminens
ēminens
noun
Admirable passages
eminens
ēminens
noun
distinguished men
eminenter
ēminenter
adverb
highly
eminenter
ēminenter
adverb
highly
eminentia
ēminentia
noun
a standing out
emineo
ēmineō
verb
to stand out
eminiscor
ēminiscor
verb
to devise
eminor
eminor
verb
eminulus
ēminulus
adjective
projecting a little
eminus
ēminus
adverb
aloof
emiror
ēmīror
verb
to wonder greatly at
emisceo
ēmisceō
verb
to mingle by pouring out
emissarium
ēmissārium
noun
an outlet
emissarius
ēmissārius
noun
An emissary
emissicius
ēmissīcius
adjective
sent out
emissiciutius
ēmissīciutius
adjective
sent out
emissio
ēmissiō
noun
a sending out
emissor
ēmissor
noun
he who sends out
emissus
ēmissus
noun
a sending forth
emitesco
ēmītescō
verb
to become mild or mellow
emitto
ēmittō
verb
to send out
emmanes
emmanes
noun
the plant
emmoton
emmoton
noun
a salve spread on lint
emo
emō
verb
to buy
emoderor
ēmoderor
verb
to moderate
emodulor
ēmodulor
verb
to sing
emolimentum
ēmolimentum
noun
emolimentum
ēmolimentum
noun
effort
emolior
ēmōlior
verb
to move out
emollio
ēmolliō
verb
to make soft
emolo
ēmolō
verb
to grind up
emolumenticius
ēmolumenticius
adjective
relating to gain
emolumentum
ēmolumentum
noun
effort
emoneo
ēmoneō
verb
to admonish
emorior
ēmorior
verb
to die off
emortualis
ēmortuālis
adjective
of or belonging to death
emortuus
ēmortuus
adjective
dead
emotus
ēmōtus
adjective
emoveo
ēmoveō
verb
to move out
Empanda
Empanda
cross-reference
Empedocles
Empedocles
noun
a famous natural philosopher of Agrigentum
Empedocleum
Empedoclēum
noun
Empedoclean doctrines
Empedocleus
Empedoclēus
adjective
Empedoclean
empetros
empetros
noun
a plant called in pure Lat
emphanisticum
emphanisticum
noun
a duty paid by a priest for the ordination
emphasis
emphasis
noun
emphasis
emphragma
emphragma
noun
a stoppage
emphyteusis
emphyteusis
noun
a permanent tenure of land upon condition of cultivating it properly
emphyteuta
emphyteuta
noun
the lessee in the tenure of emphyteusis
emphyteuticarius
emphyteuticārius
noun
the lessee in the tenure of emphyteusis
emphyteuticus
emphyteuticus
adjective
of or pertaining to emphyteusis
empirica
empīrica
noun
empiricism
empirice
empīricē
noun
empiricism
empiricum
empīricum
noun
their writings
empiricus
empīricus
noun
an empiric
emplastra
emplastra
noun
a plaster
emplastratio
emplastrātiō
noun
the insertion of a small piece of the bark in inoculating a tree
emplastro
emplastrō
verb
to inoculate by inserting a bit of the bark with the eye
emplastrum
emplastrum
noun
a plaster
emplecton
emplecton
noun
rubble-work
emponema
emponēma
noun
the value added to land by culture
emporeticus
emporēticus
adjective
of or pertaining to trade
Emporia
Emporia
noun
a city of
Emporitani
Emporitānī
adverb
Its inhabitants
Emporium
Emporium
noun
a district on the shore of the Lesser Syrtis
emporium
emporium
noun
a place of trade
emporus
emporus
noun
a trader
emprosthotonia
emprosthotonia
noun
a disease in which the limbs are drawn forward and stiffen
emprosthotonicus
emprosthotonicus
adjective
suffering from this disease
emprosthotonos
emprosthotonos
adjective
suffering from this disease
empticius
emptīcius
adjective
bought
emptio
emptiō
noun
a buying
emptito
emptitō
verb
to be in the habit of purchasing
emptius
emptius
adjective
bought
emptivom militem
emptivom militem
cross-reference
emptor
emptor
noun
a buyer
emptrix
emptrix
noun
she who buys
emptum
emptum
noun
the purchase
empturiens
empturiens
adjective
desiring to buy
emptus
emptus
adjective
empyicus
empȳicus
noun
suffering from abscesses or expectoration of blood
Empylus
Empylus
noun
a rhetorician of Rhodes
empyreus
empyreus
adjective
fiery
empyrius
empyrius
adjective
fiery
emticius
emtīcius
adjective
bought
emtio
emtiō
noun
a buying
emtito
emtitō
verb
to be in the habit of purchasing
emtor
emtor
noun
a buyer
emtrix
emtrix
noun
she who buys
emturiens
emturiens
adjective
desiring to buy
emtus
emtus
adjective
emugio
ēmūgiō
verb
to bellow out
emulgeo
ēmulgeō
verb
to milk out
emulsus
ēmulsus
adjective
emunctio
ēmunctiō
noun
a wiping or blowing of the nose
emunctorium
ēmunctōrium
noun
a pair of snuffers
emunctus
ēmunctus
adjective
emundatio
ēmundātiō
noun
a cleansing
emundo
ēmundō
verb
to clean out
emungo
ēmungō
verb
to wipe or blow the nose
emunio
ēmūniō
verb
to fortify
emusco
ēmuscō
verb
to clear from moss
emussitata
emussitata
cross-reference
emutatio
ēmūtātiō
noun
a change
emuto
ēmūtō
verb
to change
emys
emys
noun
a kind of freshwater tortoise
en
ēn
interjection
lo! behold! see! see there!
enallage
enallagē
noun
a change of words
enargia
enargīa
noun
a vivid description
enaris
ēnāris
adjective
without a nose
enarrabilis
ēnarrābilis
adjective
that may be related
enarrate
ēnarrātē
adverb
enarratio
ēnarrātiō
noun
a detailed exposition
enarratius
ēnarrātius
cross-reference
adv. comp
enarrativus
ēnarrātīvus
adjective
pertaining to a detailed exposition
enarrator
ēnarrātor
noun
an explainer
enarro
ēnarrō
verb
to explain in detail
enascor
ēnascor
verb
to issue forth
enater
ēnatēr
noun
the husband of a deceased man's sister
enato
ēnatō
verb
to swim out or away
enatus
ēnātus
adjective
enavatae
ēnāvātaē
adverb
enavigo
ēnāvigō
verb
to sail out
encaenio
encaeniō
verb
to consecrate
encaenium
encaenium
noun
a consecration or dedication festival
encanthis
encanthis
noun
a swelling of the eyelid
encardia
encardia
noun
an unknown precious stone
encarpum
encarpum
noun
festoons of fruit
encathisma
encathisma
noun
a sitting bath
encaustica
encaustica
noun
encaustic painting
encausticus
encausticus
adjective
encaustic
encaustum
encaustum
noun
the purple-red ink of the later Roman emperors
encaustus
encaustus
adjective
burned in
encautarium
encautārium
noun
the public archives
encautum
encautum
noun
the purple-red ink of the later Roman emperors
encautus
encautus
adjective
burned in
Enceladus
Enceladus
noun
one of the giants upon whom Jupiter hurled Aetna
Enchelea
Enchelea
noun
a people of Illyria
Enchelia
Enchelia
noun
a people of Illyria
enchiridion
enchīridion
noun
a manual
enchorius
enchōrius
adjective
of the country
enchrysa
enchrȳsa
noun
another name of the plant
enchytus
enchytus
noun
a kind of pastry
enclima
enclima
noun
the inclination of the equator to the horizon
encliticus
encliticus
adjective
encolpia
encolpia
noun
winds that arise in a bay
encomboma
encombōma
noun
a white garment worn by girls
encomiographus
encōmiographus
noun
the composer of a eulogy
encomium
encōmium
noun
praise
encomma
encomma
noun
encomma
encomma
noun
the standard height
Encratita
Encratīta
noun
a sect of Gnostics
Encrinomenos
Encrīnomenos
noun
a statue by Alcamenes
encyclios
encȳclios
adjective
of or belonging to a circle
encymos
encȳmos
adjective
juicy
encytus
encytus
noun
a kind of pastry
endo
endō
preposition
praep
endo
endo
preposition
within
endromidatus
endromidātus
adjective
wearing an
endromis
endromis
noun
a coarse woollen cloak in which the heated athletae wrapped themselves after their exercises
Endymion
Endymiōn
noun
a beautiful youth of Mount Latmos
Endymioneus
Endymiōnēus
adjective
of Endymion
enecatrix
ēnecātrix
noun
a murderess
eneco
ēnecō
verb
to kill off
enectus
ēnectus
adjective
enema
enema
noun
a clyster
energema
energēma
noun
effect
energia
energīa
noun
energy
energumenos
energūmenos
noun
possessed of the devil
enervatio
ēnervātiō
noun
a state of weakness
enervatus
ēnervātus
adjective
unnerved
enervis
ēnervis
adjective
nerveless
enerviter
enerviter
adverb
weakly
enervo
ēnervō
verb
to take out the nerves or sinews
enervus
ēnervus
adjective
enervated
engibate
engībate
noun
a glass manikin made to move up and down in a vessel of water
Engonasi
Engonasī
adverb
the Kneeler
Engonasin
Engonasin
adverb
the Kneeler
engonasis
engonasis
cross-reference
engonaton
engonaton
noun
a sort of sun-dial
Enguinus
Enguīnus
adjective
of Enguion
Enguinus
Enguīnus
adjective
of Enguion
Enguion
Enguion
noun
a city
Engyon
Engyon
noun
a city
enhaemon
enhaemon
noun
a styptic medicine
enharmonicus
enharmonicus
cross-reference
enharmonius
enharmonius
cross-reference
enhydris
enhȳdris
noun
a water-snake
enhydris
enhydris
noun
a water-snake
enhydros
enhydros
noun
an unknown gem
enhydros
enhȳdros
noun
an unknown gem
enico
ēnicō
verb
enico
ēnicō
verb
to kill off
enim
enim
conjunction
truly
enimvero
enimvērō
adverb
yes indeed
Enipeus
Enīpeus
noun
A river in Thessaly that flows into the Pene_us
Enispe
Enispē
noun
a city of Arcadia
enisus
ēnīsus
adjective
enisus
ēnīsus
adjective
eniteo
ēniteō
verb
to shine forth
enitesco
ēnitescō
verb
to shine forth
enitor
ēnītor
verb
To force or work one's way out
enixe
ēnixē
adverb
strenuously
enixim
ēnixim
adjective
enixus
ēnixus
adjective
enixus
ēnixus
noun
a bringing forth
enixus
ēnixus
adjective
enllipsis
enllipsis
noun
an ellipsis
Enna
Enna
cross-reference
Enna
Enna
noun
a city of great antiquity in the centre of Sicily
Ennaeteris
Ennaetēris
noun
a period of nine years
Ennaeus
Ennaeus
cross-reference
ennam
ennam
cross-reference
Enneacrunos
Enneacrūnos
cross-reference
enneadecaeteris
enneadecaetēris
noun
the space of nineteen years
enneadicus
enneadicus
adjective
of the number nine
enneaphthongos
enneaphthongos
adjective
nine-toned
enneaphyllon
enneaphyllon
noun
a caustic plant with nine leaves
enneas
enneas
noun
the number nine
Ennensis
Ennensis
cross-reference
Ennianista
Enniānista
noun
an imitator of Ennius
Ennianus
Enniānus
adjective
Ennian
Ennius
Ennius
noun
the most celebrated Roman poet of the ante-class. period
Ennnaeus
Ennnaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Henna
Ennnensis
Ennnensis
noun
the inhabitants of Henna
Ennnensis
Ennnensis
adjective
of or belonging to Henna
ennoea
ennoea
noun
an idea
ennoematicus
ennoēmaticus
adjective
intellectual
Ennosigaeus
Ennosigaeus
noun
the earth-shaker
eno
ēnō
verb
to swim out
Enoch
Ēnōch
noun
a Hebrew patriarch
enodabilis
ēnōdābilis
adjective
explicable
enodate
ēnōdātē
adverb
clearly
enodatio
ēnōdātiō
noun
a denouement
enodator
ēnōdātor
noun
an explainer
enodis
ēnōdis
adjective
free from knots
enodo
ēnōdō
verb
to free from knots
enorchis
enorchis
noun
an unknown precious stone
enormis
ēnormis
adjective
out of rule
enormitas
ēnormitās
noun
Irregularity
enormiter
ēnormiter
adverb
irregularly
enotesco
ēnotescō
verb
to become known abroad
enoto
ēnotō
verb
to mark out
enrythmos
enrythmos
adjective
rhythmical
ens
ens
adjective
a thing
ensicula
ensicula
noun
a little sword
ensiculus
ensiculus
noun
a little sword
ensifer
ensifer
adjective
sword-bearing
ensiger
ensiger
adjective
sword-bearing
ensipotens
ensipotens
adjective
mighty in using the sword
ensis
ensis
noun
a sword
entaticus
entaticus
noun
a plant
entaticus
entaticus
adjective
stretching
entelechia
entelechīa
noun
actuality
Entella
Entella
noun
a city
Entellinus
Entellīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Entella
Entellus
Entellus
noun
a Sicilian hero
enterocele
enterocēlē
noun
a rupture
enterocelicus
enterocēlicus
noun
one suffering from hernia
entheatus
entheātus
adjective
divinely inspired
entheca
enthēca
noun
A store
entheus
entheus
adjective
divinely inspired
enthusiasta
enthūsiasta
noun
a sect of heretics
enthymema
enthȳmēma
noun
A reflection
enthymesis
enthȳmēsis
noun
animation
enubilo
ēnūbilō
verb
to free from clouds
enubo
ēnūbō
verb
To marry out of one's rank
enubro
enubrō
cross-reference
enucleate
ēnūcleātē
adverb
plainly
enucleatum
ēnūcleātum
noun
the essence
enucleatus
ēnūcleātus
adjective
Clear
enucleatus
ēnūcleātus
adjective
enucleo
ēnūcleō
verb
to take out the kernels
enudatio
ēnūdātiō
noun
a laying bare
enudo
ēnūdō
verb
to lay bare
enumeratio
ēnumerātiō
noun
a counting up
enumero
ēnumerō
verb
to reckon up
enunciatiatio
enunciatiātiō
noun
a declaration
enunciatiativus
enunciatiātīvus
adjective
declarative
enunciatiatrix
enunciatiātrix
noun
she who enounces or declares
enunciatiatum
enunciatiātum
noun
a proposition
enunciatio
ēnunciātiō
cross-reference
enunciativus
enunciativus
cross-reference
enuncio
enunciō
verb
to say out
enundino
ēnundinō
verb
to buy
enuntiatio
ēnuntiātiō
noun
a declaration
enuntiativus
ēnuntiātīvus
adjective
declarative
enuntiator
ēnuntiātor
noun
a revealer
enuntiatrix
ēnuntiātrix
noun
she who enounces or declares
enuntiatum
ēnuntiātum
noun
a proposition
enuntiatum
ēnuntiātum
noun
a proposition
enuntio
ēnuntiō
verb
to say out
enuptio
ēnuptiō
noun
a marrying out of one family into another
enutrio
ēnūtriō
verb
to bring up
enutritio
ēnūtrītiō
noun
nourishment
Enyo
Enȳō
noun
the goddess of war
eo
eō
verb
to go
eo
eō
adverb
there
eoad
eōad
adverb
until
eodem
eōdem
adverb
in the same place
eon
eon
noun
an unknown tree
eopse
eōpsē
adverb
Eos
Ēōs
noun
the dawn
Eous
Ēōus
noun
the morning-star
Eous
Eōus
noun
the morning-star
Eous
Eōus
adjective
Belonging to the morning
Eous
Ēōus
adjective
Belonging to the morning
epacta
epacta
noun
intercalary days
epagoge
epagōgē
noun
induction
epalimma
epalimma
cross-reference
Epaminondas
Epamīnōndās
noun
the famous general of the Thebans
epanadiplosis
epanadiplōsis
noun
a repetition of the same word
epanaphora
epanaphora
noun
a repetition of the same word at the beginning of several successive clauses
epanodus
epanodus
noun
a return to the same word
epanorthosis
epanorthōsis
noun
a correction of one's self in speaking
epaphaeresis
epaphaeresis
noun
a repeated removal
Epaphroditianus
Epaphrodītiānus
adjective
of Epaphroditus
Epaphroditus
Epaphrodītus
noun
a freedman of the Emperor Nero
Epaphus
Epaphus
noun
the son of Jupiter Ammon and Io
epar
ēpar
cross-reference
epar
ēpar
noun
the liver
epastus
ēpastus
adjective
eaten up
ependytes
ependytēs
noun
an outer garment
epenthesis
epenthesis
noun
the insertion of a letter
Epeus
Epēus
noun
son of Panopeus
ephalmator
ephalmātor
noun
a tumbler
ephebeium
ephēbēīum
noun
a hall set apart for the youth in the palaestra
ephebeum
ephēbēum
noun
a hall set apart for the youth in the palaestra
ephebia
ephēbia
noun
Puberty
ephebia
ephēbīa
noun
Puberty
ephebicus
ephēbicus
adjective
of or belonging to a youth
ephebitus
ephēbītus
noun
one who has reached the age of adolescence
ephebus
ephēbus
noun
a male Greek youth
ephedra
ephedra
noun
the plant horse-tail
ephedros
ephedros
cross-reference
ephelis
ephēlis
noun
freckles
ephemeris
ephēmeris
noun
a day-book
ephemeron
ephēmeron
noun
an unknown plant
Ephesius
Ephesius
adjective
Ephesius
Ephesius
adjective
Ephesian
Ephesius
Ephesius
noun
the Ephesians
Ephesus
Ephesus
noun
an old and celebrated commercial city of Ionia
ephi
ephī
noun
a Hebrew measure
Ephialtes
Ephiāltēs
noun
The son of Aloeus and brother of Otus
ephippiatus
ephippiātus
adjective
furnished with an
ephippium
ephippium
noun
a horse-cloth
ephod
ephod
noun
part of the clothing of the Hebrew priest
Ephorus
Ephorus
noun
a celebrated Greek historian of Cumae
ephorus
ephorus
noun
a member of a well-known body of Spartan magistrates
Ephyra
Ephyra
noun
another name for Corinth
Ephyraeus
Ephyraeus
adjective
Ephyrean
Ephyre
Ephyrē
noun
another name for Corinth
Ephyreiades
Ephyrēiadēs
adjective
Ephyrean
Ephyreias
Ephyrēias
noun
Ephyrean
Ephyreius
Ephyrēius
adjective
Ephyrean
Ephyreus
Ephyrēus
adjective
Ephyrean
epibata
epibata
noun
A rider of a camel
epibole
epibolē
noun
an addition
epicactis
epicactis
cross-reference
epicaenus
epicaenus
adjective
of both genders
epicedion
epicēdīon
noun
a funeral song
epicedium
epicēdīum
noun
a funeral song
epicertomesis
epicertomēsis
noun
a sneer
Epicharmium
Epicharmīum
cross-reference
The name of a poem by Ennius
Epicharmus
Epicharmus
noun
A famous Pythagorean philosopher and comic poet of Cos
epichirema
epichīrēma
noun
a kind of argument or syllogism
epichysis
epichysis
noun
a vessel for pouring out
epicitharisma
epicitharisma
noun
the music after the play
Epiclerus
Epiclērus
noun
An Only Daughter and Heiress
epiclinta
epiclinta
noun
earthquakes that move with a horizontal motion
epicopus
epicōpus
adjective
furnished with oars
Epicrates
Epīcratēs
noun
The victorious
epicrocum
epīcrocum
noun
a fine
epicrocum
epicrocum
noun
a fine
Epictetus
Epictētus
noun
a famous Stoic philosopher of Hierapolis in Phrygia
Epicureus
Epicūrēus
adjective
of Epicurus
Epicureus
Epicūrēus
noun
the adherents of the Epicurean philosophy
Epicurus
Epicūrus
noun
the famous Greek philosopher of Gargettus
Epicus
Epicus
noun
the epic poets
epicus
epicus
adjective
epic
epicyclus
epicȳclus
noun
a small circle having its centre on the circumference of a greater circle
epicyclus
epicyclus
noun
a small circle having its centre on the circumference of a greater circle
Epidamniensis
Epidamniensis
adjective
Epidamnius
Epidamnius
adjective
Epidamnian
Epidamnos
Epidamnos
noun
an older name of Dyrrachium
Epidamnus
Epidamnus
noun
an older name of Dyrrachium
Epidaphna
Epidaphna
noun
another name for Antioch on the Orontes
Epidaphnes
Epidaphnēs
noun
another name for Antioch on the Orontes
Epidaureus
Epidaurēus
adjective
Epidauricus
Epidauricus
adjective
Epidaurius
Epidaurius
noun
the inhabitants of Epidaurus
Epidaurius
Epidaurius
adjective
of Epidaurus
Epidaurum
Epidaurum
noun
a colonial city of Dalmatia
Epidaurus
Epidaurus
noun
A city in Argolis
Epidaurus Limera
Epidaurus Limēra
expression
a fortified sea-port on the eastern coast of Laconia
epidemeticum
epidēmēticum
noun
a payment in commutation for the liability to the quartering of troops
epidemus
epidēmus
adjective
epidemic
epidermis
epidermis
noun
the surface-skin
Epidicazomene
Epidicazomenē
noun
the title of a Greek comedy of Apollodorus
Epidicazomenos
Epidicāzomenos
noun
the title of a Greek comedy of Apollodorus
epidicticalis
epidīcticālis
adjective
pertaining to a norm
epidicticus
epidīcticus
adjective
for display
Epidicus
Epidicus
noun
the name of a comedy of Plautus
epidipnis
epidīpnis
noun
a dessert
Epidius
Epidius
noun
A Roman rhetorician
epidixis
epidixis
noun
a tribune of the people in the time of Caesar
epidromus
epīdromus
noun
A cord running up and down for opening and closing a net
epidromus
epidromus
noun
A cord running up and down for opening and closing a net
Epigenes
Epigenēs
noun
a Greek author
Epignomus
Epignōmus
noun
the name of a character in
Epigonus
Epigonus
noun
the After-born
epigramma
epigramma
noun
An inscription
epigrammatarius
epigrammatārius
noun
an epigrammatist
epigrammaticus
epigrammaticus
adjective
epigrammatic
epigrammation
epigrammation
noun
a short epigram
epigrammatista
epigrammatista
noun
an epigrammatist
epigrus
epigrus
noun
wooden pins
epigrus
epīgrus
noun
wooden pins
epilepsia
epilēpsia
noun
the falling sickness
epilepticus
epilēpticus
noun
epileptic
epileus
epilēus
noun
a sort of hawk
epilimma
epilimma
cross-reference
epilogus
epilogus
noun
a winding up
epimedion
epimēdion
noun
An unknown plant
epimelas
epimelās
adjective
a gem superficially black
Epimenides
Epimenidēs
noun
a famous Greek poet and prophet of Crete
epimenium
epimēnium
noun
provisions for a month
epimerismos
epimerismos
noun
the summing up of the heads of an argument
Epimetheus
Epimētheus
noun
a son of Iapetus and Clymene
Epimethis
Epimēthis
noun
his daughter Pyrrha
epimetrum
epimētrum
noun
what is given over the measure
epimetrum
epimetrum
noun
what is given over the measure
epinicium
epinīcium
noun
a song of victory
epinyctis
epinyctis
noun
Night-blains
epionicus
epiōnicus
cross-reference
epipactis
epipactis
noun
an herb
epipedos
epipedos
adjective
plain
epipetron
epipetron
noun
a plant that grows on rocks
Epiphanes
Epiphanes
noun
the son of Antiochus
Epiphania
Epiphania
noun
a city of Cilicia
Epiphaniea
Epiphaniēa
noun
a city of Cilicia
Epiphanium
Epiphanium
noun
the festival of the Epiphany
epiphonema
epiphōnēma
noun
an exclamation
epiphora
epiphora
noun
An afflux
epiplexis
epīplexis
noun
a reproof
epiplexis
epiplexis
noun
a reproof
epiploce
epīplocē
noun
a connection
epiploce
epiplocē
noun
a connection
epiredium
epirēdium
noun
a thong by which a horse was attached to a cart
Epirensis
Ēpīrensis
adjective
of Epirus
Epirensis
Ēpīrensis
adjective
Epiros
Ēpīros
noun
the province of Epirus
Epirotes
Ēpīrōtēs
noun
an inhabitant of Epirus
Epiroticus
Ēpīrōticus
adjective
of or from Epirus
Epirus
Ēpīrus
noun
the province of Epirus
episcenium
episcēnium
noun
the story over the stage
episcenos
episcēnos
noun
the story over the stage
episcopalis
epīscopālis
adjective
episcopal
episcopaliter
epīscopāliter
adverb
episcopally
episcopatus
epīscopātus
noun
the office and dignity of a bishop
episcopus
epīscopus
noun
an overseer
episcynium
episcynium
noun
the eyebrows
epistalma
epistalma
noun
a commission of the emperor
epistates
epistatēs
noun
an overseer
epistola
epīstola
noun
epistola
epistola
noun
a written communication
epistolaris
epistolāris
adjective
of or belonging to a letter
epistolicus
epīstolicus
adjective
pertaining to or consisting of letters
epistolium
epīstolium
noun
a short letter
epistomion
epistomion
noun
a bung
epistomium
epistomium
cross-reference
epistrategia
epistratēgīa
noun
the office of the second in command
epistrategus
epistratēgus
noun
the second in command
epistrophe
epistrophē
noun
a returning
epistula
epistula
noun
a written communication
epistularis
epistulāris
adjective
of or belonging to a letter
epistularis
epistulāris
noun
a messenger
epistularius
epīstularius
noun
state secretaries
epistularius
epistulārius
adjective
of or belonging to a letter
epistulars
epistulārs
noun
state secretaries
epistylium
epistȳlium
noun
the cross-beam that rests on the columns
episynaloephe
episynaloephē
noun
a coalescing of two syllables into one
epitaphista
epitaphista
noun
a composer of funeral orations
epitaphium
epitaphium
noun
a funeral oration
epitaphius
epitaphius
noun
a funeral oration
epithalamium
epithalamium
noun
a nuptial song
epitheca
epithēca
noun
an addition
epithema
epithema
noun
a poultice or lotion
epithematium
epithematium
noun
a small epithem
epitherapeusis
epitherapeusis
noun
epitheton
epitheton
noun
an epithet
epithymon
epithymon
noun
the flower of thyme
epitimesis
epitīmēsis
noun
a reproof
epitogium
epitogium
noun
a garment drawn over the toga
epitoma
epitoma
noun
an abridgment
epitome
epitomē
noun
an abridgment
epitomo
epitomō
verb
to abridge
epitonium
epitonium
noun
a bung
epitoxis
epitoxis
noun
the notch in a catapult
Epitrapezios
Epitrapēzios
noun
at table
Epitrepontis
Epitrepontis
noun
title of a play of Menander
epitritos
epītritos
adjective
containing four thirds
epitritos
epitritos
adjective
containing four thirds
epitrochasmos
epitrochasmos
noun
a hurried accumulation of several points
epitrochasmos
epītrochasmos
noun
a hurried accumulation of several points
epitrope
epītropē
noun
a surrendering
epitrope
epitropē
noun
a surrendering
epitropos
epitropos
noun
a factor
epitropos
epītropos
noun
a factor
epitropus
epītropus
noun
a factor
epitropus
epitropus
noun
a factor
epityrum
epitȳrum
noun
a dish made of preserved olives
epiurus
epiūrus
noun
a wooden pin
Epius
Epīus
noun
son of Panopeus
epizeuxis
epīzeuxis
noun
an energetic repetition of a word
epizygis
epīzygis
noun
a pin at the hole of the balista
epodis
epodis
noun
a kind of sea-fish
epodos
epōdos
noun
a form of lyric metre invented by Archilochus
epogdoos
epogdoos
adjective
containing a whole and an eighth
epogdoous
epogdoous
adjective
containing a whole and an eighth
epolonus
epolonus
cross-reference
epomphalion
epomphalion
noun
a plaster for the uterus
Epona
Epona
noun
the protecting goddess of horses
epops
epops
noun
the hoopoe
epopta
epopta
noun
beholders
Eporedia
Eporedia
noun
a Roman colony in Gallia Cisalpina
eporedias
eporedias
cross-reference
Eporedorix
Eporedorix
noun
A noble Aeduan
epos
epos
noun
a heroic poem
epoto
ēpōtō
verb
to drink out
epotus
ēpōtus
adjective
epula
epula
noun
sumptuous food or dishes
epula
epula
noun
epularis
epulāris
adjective
of or belonging to a banquet
epulatio
epulātiō
noun
feasting
epulator
epulātor
noun
a feaster
epulatorium
epulātōrium
noun
a feast
epulo
epulō
noun
a guest at a feast or banquet
epulor
epulor
verb
to hold an entertainment
Epulo
Epulō
noun
a proper name
epulum
epulum
noun
sumptuous food or dishes
Epytides
Ēpytidēs
noun
son of Epytus
Epytus
Ēpytus
noun
a distinguished Trojan
equa
equa
noun
a mare
equaria
equāria
noun
a stud of horses
equarius
equārius
noun
a stableboy
equarius
equārius
adjective
of or belonging to horses
eques
eques
noun
a horseman
equeste
equeste
noun
equester
equester
adjective
belonging to a horseman
equestre
equestre
noun
equidem
equidem
adverb
verily
equiferus
equiferus
noun
a wild horse
equile
equīle
noun
a stable for horses
equimentum
equīmentum
noun
a fee for covering
equimulga
equimulga
noun
a mare-milker
equinus
equīnus
adjective
of or belonging to horses
equio
equiō
verb
to be in heat
equirine
equirīnē
adverb
equirium
equīrium
noun
the annual horse-races
equisaetis
equisaetis
noun
the
equisaetum
equisaetum
noun
the
equiseta
equisēta
noun
equiso
equīsō
noun
a groom
equitabilis
equitābilis
adjective
that may be ridden over
equitatio
equitātiō
noun
a riding
equitatus
equitātus
noun
a being in heat
equitatus
equitātus
noun
a riding
equitiarius
equitiārius
noun
the inspector of a stud
equitium
equitium
noun
a stud of horses
equito
equitō
verb
to ride
equula
equula
noun
A little mare
equuleus
equuleus
noun
a young horse
equulus
equulus
noun
a small young horse
equus
equus
noun
a horse
Equus tuticus
Equus tūticus
noun
a town in Samnium
er
ēr
noun
a hedgehog
Er
Er
noun
a Pamphylian
era
era
noun
the mistress of a house
eradicatio
ērādīcātiō
noun
a rooting out
eradicitus
ērādīcitus
adverb
eradicitus
ērādīcitus
adverb
from the very roots
eradico
ērādīcō
verb
to pluck up by the roots
erado
ērādō
verb
to scratch out
Erana
Erana
noun
a town in Cilicia
eranthemis
ēranthemis
noun
another name for the plant
eranus
eranus
noun
a fund contributed for mutual protection against want
Erasinus
Erasīnus
noun
a favorite boy
Erasinus
Erasīnus
noun
a river of Argolis
Erasistratus
Erasistratus
noun
a famous physician of Alexandria in the time of Ptolemy Lagus
erastes
erastēs
noun
a lover
erasus
ērāsus
adjective
Eratine
Eratīnē
noun
a nymph
Erato
Eratō
noun
The muse of lyric and amorous poetry
Eratosthenes
Eratosthenēs
noun
a celebrated geographer
ercisco
erciscō
cross-reference
ercisco
erciscō
verb
to proceed to the division of an inheritance
erctum
erctum
cross-reference
erctum
erctum
noun
an inheritance
Erebeus
Erebēus
adjective
of or belonging to the Lower World
Erebus
Erebus
noun
The god of darkness
Erechtheus
Erechthēus
adjective
Erechthean
Erechtheus
Erechtheus
noun
a fabled king of Athens
Erechthis
Erechthis
noun
a daughter of Erechtheus
erecte
ērectē
adverb
boldly
erecte
ērectē
adverb
boldly
Erecthida
Erecthīda
noun
the Athenians
erectio
ērectiō
noun
a setting up
erectus
ērectus
adjective
set up
erectus
ērectus
adjective
Erembi
Erembi
noun
the Troglodytes in Africa
eremigo
ērēmigō
verb
to row or sail through or over
eremita
erēmīta
noun
an eremite
eremitis
erēmītis
noun
adj. f
eremodicium
erēmodicium
noun
a default of appearance before a court at the appointed time
eremus
erēmus
adjective
waste
eremus
eremus
adjective
waste
eremus
erēmus
noun
a wilderness
erepo
ērēpō
verb
to creep out
erepticius
ēreptīcius
adjective
that is taken away from one for punishment
ereptio
ēreptiō
noun
a forcible taking away
ereptius
ēreptius
adjective
that is taken away from one for punishment
ereptor
ēreptor
noun
a robber
ereptus
ēreptus
adjective
eres
ēres
cross-reference
eres
ēres
noun
an heir
Eretinus
Ērētīnus
adjective
of Eretum
Eretria
Eretria
noun
The principal city on the island of Euboea
Eretria
Eretria
noun
Eretriacus
Eretriacus
noun
philosophers of the school of Menedemus
Eretrici
Eretricī
noun
A city of Thessaly
Eretricus
Eretricus
noun
A city of Thessaly
Eretriensis
Eretriensis
noun
Eretriensis
Eretriensis
noun
the inhabitants of Eretria
Eretrius
Eretrius
adjective
Eretrian
Eretum
Ērētum
noun
an ancient city of the Sabines
erga
ergā
preposition
praep
ergasterium
ergastērium
noun
a workshop
ergasticus
ergasticus
adjective
to be done
ergastularis
ergastulāris
adjective
ergastularius
ergastularius
noun
overseers of a penitentiary
ergastularius
ergastulārius
adjective
of or belonging to a workhouse or house of correction
ergastulum
ergastulum
noun
the inmates of a workhouse
ergastulum
ergastulum
noun
a workhouse
ergastulus
ergastulus
cross-reference
a foreman in a workhouse
ergata
ergata
noun
a sort of capstan or windlass
Ergetinus
Ergētīnus
noun
its inhabitants
Ergetum
Ergētum
noun
a city of Sicily
ergo
ergō
adverb
proceeding from or out of
ergolabus
ergolabus
noun
a contractor
ericaeus
erīcaeus
adjective
of the heath-flower
erice
erīcē
noun
heath
Erichtho
Erichthō
noun
a Thessalian witch consulted by Pompey
Erichthonius
Erichthonius
adjective
Trojan
Erichthonius
Erichthonius
noun
A son of Vulcan
Erichthonius
Erichthonius
adjective
Ericinium
Ericinium
noun
a city of Thessaly
ericinus
ēricīnus
adjective
of the hedgehog
ericius
ēricius
noun
a hedgehog
Eridanus
Ēridanus
noun
The mythical and poetical name of the river Po
erifuga
erifuga
noun
a runaway
erigeron
ērigeron
noun
the plant groundsel
erigo
ērigō
verb
to raise or set up
Erigone
Ērigonē
noun
The daughter of Icarius
Erigoneius
Ērigonēius
adjective
Erigonus
Erigōnus
noun
a river of Macedonia
erilis
erīlis
adjective
of the master or mistress of a family
erilis
erilis
adjective
of the master or mistress of a family
Erillius
Ērillius
noun
the disciples of Erillus
Erillus
Ērillus
noun
a Stoic philosopher of Carthage
erinaceus
ērināceus
noun
a hedgehog
Erindes
Erindēs
noun
a river between Media and Hyrcanea
erineos
erīneos
noun
a plant
Erinna
Ērinna
noun
a famous Lesbian poetess
Erinnys
Erīnnys
noun
one of the Furies
Erinys
Erīnys
noun
one of the Furies
eriophoros
eriophoros
noun
a kind of bulbous plant
erioxylon
erioxylon
noun
cotton
eriphia
eriphīa
noun
a plant
Eriphyla
Eriphȳla
noun
daughter of Talaus
Eriphylaeus
Eriphȳlaeus
adjective
of Eriphyla
Eriphyle
Eriphȳlē
noun
daughter of Talaus
eripio
ēripiō
verb
to snatch
Eris
Eris
noun
the goddess of strife
eris
ēris
noun
a hedgehog
Erisichthon
Erisichthon
cross-reference
Erisichthon
Erisichthōn
noun
son of the Thessalian king Triopas
erisma
erisma
noun
a buttress
eristalis
eristalis
noun
an unknown precious stone
erithace
erithacē
noun
bee-bread
erithacus
erithacus
noun
an unknown bird
erithales
erithales
noun
little houseleek
eritudo
eritūdō
cross-reference
erivo
ērīvō
verb
to draw out
Eriza
Eriza
noun
a town of Magna Phrygia
Erizenus
Erizēnus
adjective
of Eriza
erneum
erneum
noun
a cake baked in an earthen pot
ero
ērō
noun
a braided or wicker basket
ero
ērō
cross-reference
erodo
ērōdō
verb
no perf
erogatio
ērogātiō
noun
A giving out
erogator
ērogātor
noun
one who pays out or gives away
erogatorius
ērogātōrius
adjective
of or for distributing
erogito
ērogitō
verb
to find out by asking
erogo
ērogō
verb
to expend
Eros
Eros
noun
Love
erosio
ērōsiō
noun
an eating away
erosus
ērōsus
adjective
erotema
erōtēma
noun
an inquiry
Erotopaegnion
Erōtopaegnion
noun
a love song
Erotopaegnion
Erōtopaegnion
noun
the title of a book of poems
erotundatus
ērotundātus
adjective
rounded off
erotylus
erōtylus
noun
an unknown precious stone
errabundus
errābundus
adjective
wandering to and fro
errantia
errantia
noun
a wandering
erraticus
errāticus
adjective
wandering to and fro
erratilis
errātilis
adjective
wandering
erratio
errātiō
noun
a wandering
errativus
errātīvus
cross-reference
errator
errātor
noun
a wanderer
erratum
errātum
noun
erratum
errātum
noun
an error
erratus
errātus
noun
a wandering
erro
errō
noun
a wanderer
erro
errō
verb
to wander
erroneus
errōneus
adjective
wandering about
error
error
noun
a wandering
erubescentia
ērubescentia
noun
a blushing for shame
erubescibilis
ērubescibilis
adjective
of which one should be ashamed
erubesco
ērubescō
verb
to grow red
eruca
ērūca
noun
A caterpillar
Erucius
Erucius
noun
a Roman proper name
eructatio
ēructātiō
noun
a casting or throwing upward
eructo
ēructō
verb
To belch or vomit forth
eructus
ēructus
adjective
belched out
eructus
ēructus
adjective
erudero
ērūderō
verb
to clear from rubbish
erudio
ērudiō
verb
to polish
erudite
ērudītē
adverb
learnedly
eruditio
ērudītiō
noun
an instructing
eruditor
ērudītor
noun
an instructor
eruditrix
ērudītrix
noun
an instructress
eruditulus
ērudītulus
noun
somewhat skilled or experienced
eruditus
ērudītus
adjective
eruditus
ērudītus
adjective
learned
eruditus
ērudītus
noun
instruction
erugatio
ērūgātiō
noun
a clearing from wrinkles
erugo
ērūgō
verb
erugo
ērūgō
verb
to clear from wrinkles
Erulus
Erulus
noun
Erulus
Erulus
noun
the Herulians
erumna
erumna
noun
need
erumpo
ērumpō
verb
to cause to break or burst forth
erunco
ēruncō
verb
to weed out
eruo
ēruō
verb
to cast forth
eruptio
ēruptiō
noun
a breaking out
eruptor
ēruptor
noun
one who makes a sally
eruptus
ēruptus
adjective
erus
erus
noun
the master of a house or family
erutor
ērutor
noun
a rescuer
erutus
ērutus
adjective
ervilia
ervilia
noun
a kind of pulse
ervum
ervum
noun
a kind of pulse
Erycina
Erycīna
noun
Venus
Erycinus
Erycīnus
adjective
Erycinian
Erycinus
Erycīnus
adjective
Erycinus
Erycīnus
noun
the inhabitants of the city Eryx
Erycus
Erycus
noun
Erycus
Erycus
noun
The mountain
Erymantheus
Erymanthēus
adjective
Erymanthian
Erymanthias
Erymanthias
noun
Erymanthian
Erymanthis
Erymanthis
noun
Erymanthian
Erymanthius
Erymanthius
adjective
Erymanthian
Erymanthus
Erymanthus
noun
A chain of mountains in Arcadia
erynge
ēryngē
noun
a sort of thistle
eryngion
ēryngion
noun
a sort of thistle
Erysichthon
Erysichthōn
noun
son of the Thessalian king Triopas
erysimum
erysimum
noun
a sort of grain
erysipelas
erysipelas
noun
St. Anthony's fire
erysisceptrum
erysiscēptrum
noun
a low thorny shrub
erysithales
erysithales
noun
a plant with a yellow flower
erythallis
erythallis
noun
a gem now unknown
Erythea
Erythēa
noun
a small island in the Bay of Cadiz
Erytheia
Erythēia
noun
a small island in the Bay of Cadiz
Erytheis
Erythēis
noun
Erythean
erythinus
erythīnus
noun
a red kind of sea-mullet
Erythius
Erythīus
adjective
Erythean
Erythra
Erythra
noun
A city of Boeotia
Erythra
Erȳthra
noun
A city of Boeotia
Erythraea
Erythraea
noun
the district of Erythrae
Erythraeus
Erȳthraeus
adjective
Erythraean
Erythraeus
Erythraeus
adjective
Erythraean
Erythraeus
Erythraeus
adjective
Erythraean
Erythraeus
Erythraeus
noun
the inhabitants of Erythrae
erythraeus
erythraeus
adjective
reddish
Erythraeus
Erȳthraeus
adjective
Erythraean
erythraicon
erythraicon
noun
a species of the plant
erythranon
erythranon
noun
a kind of ivy with reddish berries
erythranos
erȳthranos
adjective
red
erythranos
erythranos
adjective
red
Erythras
Erȳthrās
noun
a fabulous king of southern Asia
Erythras
Erythrās
noun
a fabulous king of southern Asia
erythrocomos
erythrocomos
adjective
red-haired
erythrodanus
erythrodanus
noun
madder
erythros
erȳthros
adjective
red
Eryx
Eryx
noun
the name of a high mountain in the northwestern angle of Sicily
es
es
noun
The promontory in its neighborhood
Esaianus
Ēsāiānus
adjective
of Isaiah
Esaias
Ēsāiās
noun
the Jewish prophet Isaian
Esaias
Esaiās
noun
the prophet Isaiah
Esaias
Esāiās
noun
the Jewish prophet Isaian
esca
esca
noun
food
escalis
escālis
adjective
Pertaining to food
escarium
escārium
noun
Of or belonging to bait
escarius
escārius
adjective
Pertaining to food
escatilis
escātilis
adjective
edible
escendo
ēscendō
verb
to climb up
escensio
ēscensiō
noun
an ascension
escensus
ēscensus
noun
a mounting
eschara
eschara
noun
The base or pedestal of a military engine
escharosis
escharōsis
noun
the formation of a scab
escharoticus
escharōticus
adjective
producing a scar
escifer
escifer
adjective
food-bringing
escit
escit
cross-reference
esco
escō
verb
to eat
esculentus
esculentus
adjective
fit for eating
esculetum
esculētum
noun
a forest of winter
esculetum, esculeus
esculētum, esculeus
expression
esculeus
esculeus
adjective
of the Italian oak
esculinus
esculīnus
cross-reference
esculinus
esculīnus
adjective
esculus
esculus
cross-reference
esculus
esculus
noun
the tallest species of oak
escunt
escunt
cross-reference
Esernia
Esernia
noun
a town in Samnium
esito
ēsitō
verb
to be wont to eat
esor
ēsor
noun
an eater
esox
esox
noun
a fish of the Rhine
Esquilia
Esquilia
noun
the largest of the seven hills of Rome
Esquiliarius
Esquiliārius
adjective
Esquiline
Esquilina
Esquilina
adjective
Esquilinus
Esquilīnus
adjective
Esquilius
Esquilius
adjective
Esquiline
esseda
esseda
noun
esseda
esseda
noun
a Scythian people on the river Tanais
essedarius
essedarius
noun
essedarius
essedārius
adjective
of or belonging to a war-chariot
Essedonis
Essēdonis
noun
a Scythian people on the river Tanais
essedum
essedum
noun
a Scythian people on the river Tanais
essedum
essedum
noun
a Scythian people on the river Tanais
essentia
essentia
noun
the being or essence
essentialiter
essentiāliter
adverb
essentially
essurio
essuriō
noun
a hungry person
essurio
essuriō
verb
v. desid. n
Essuus
Essuus
noun
a Gallic tribe
estrix
estrix
noun
a female glutton or gormandizer
estur
ēstur
cross-reference
Esubius
Esubius
noun
a Gallic tribe west of the
esudo
ēsūdō
verb
to come out by sweating
esurialis
ēsuriālis
adjective
of or belonging to hunger
esurienter
ēsurienter
adverb
hungrily
esurienter
ēsurienter
adverb
hungrily
esuries
ēsuriēs
noun
hunger
esurigo
ēsurīgō
noun
hunger
esurio
ēsuriō
verb
v. desid. n
esurio
ēsuriō
noun
a hungry person
esuritio
ēsurītiō
noun
a hungering
esuritor
ēsurītor
noun
a hungry person
Esus
Ēsus
noun
a Gallic deity
esus
ēsus
adjective
esus
ēsus
noun
an eating
et
et
conjunction
and
eta
ēta
noun
the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet
etenim
etenim
conjunction
for
Eteocles
Eteōclēs
noun
son of Oedipus and Jocasta
Eteocleus
Eteōclēus
adjective
of Eteocles
Etereianus
Etereiānus
adjective
of Etereius
Etereius
Etereius
noun
a freedman of the Roman knight Corellius
etesia
etēsia
noun
the winds that blow annually during the dog-days for forty days
etesiacus
etēsiacus
adjective
of the trade-winds
etesias
etesiās
noun
etesius
etēsius
adjective
yearly
etheca
etheca
noun
a gallery or portico
ethica
ēthica
noun
moral philosophy
ethice
ēthicē
noun
moral philosophy
ethicos
ēthicos
adverb
morally
ethicus
ēthicus
adjective
moral
ethnicalis
ethnicālis
adjective
heathenish
ethnice
ethnicē
adverb
heathenishly
ethnicus
ethnicus
noun
a heathen
ethnicus
ethnicus
adjective
heathenish
ethologia
ēthologia
noun
the art of depicting or imitating character
ethologus
ēthologus
noun
one who jestingly imitates the manners
ethopoeia
ēthopoeia
noun
an expression of character
ethos
ēthos
noun
Manners
etiam
etiam
adverb
and also
etiamdum
etiamdum
cross-reference
hitherto
etiamnum
etiamnum
adverb
yet
etiamnunc
etiamnunc
adverb
yet
etiamsi
etiamsī
adverb
even if
etiamtum
etiamtum
adjective
even then
etiamtunc
etiamtunc
adjective
even then
Etruria
Etrūria
noun
a country of central Italy
Etruria
Ētrūria
noun
a country of central Italy
Etruscus
Ētruscus
adjective
of Etruria
Etruscus
Etruscus
adjective
of Etruria
Etruscus
Etruscus
noun
the Etruscans
etsi
etsī
conjunction
though
etussio
ētussiō
verb
to cough up
etymologia
etymologia
noun
etymology
etymologice
etymologicē
noun
etymology
etymologicus
etymologicus
adjective
etymological
etymologos
etymologos
noun
an etymologist
etymon
etymon
noun
the origin of a word
eu
eu
interjection
well! well done! bravo!
Euadne
Euadnē
noun
wife of Capaneus
Euan
Euan
cross-reference
Euan
Euan
noun
a surname of Bacchus
Euander
Euander
noun
Son of Carmenta
Euandrius
Euandrius
adjective
Evandrian
Euandrus
Euandrus
noun
Son of Carmenta
euangelicus
euangelicus
adjective
evangelical
euangelista
euangelista
noun
an evangelist
euangelium
euangelium
noun
Good news
euangelizator
euangelīzātor
noun
a preacher of the Gospel
euangelizo
euangelīzō
verb
to preach
euax
euax
interjection
hail! joy! good!
Euboea
Euboea
noun
an island in the Aegean Sea
Euboeus
Euboeus
adjective
Euboean
Euboicus
Euboicus
adjective
Euboean
Eubois
Eubois
noun
eubolion
eubolion
noun
the plant dittany
Eubuleus
Eubūleus
noun
one of the Anaces
Eubulidas
Eubūlidās
noun
a Greek proper name
Euchadia
Euchadia
noun
a Greek proper name
eucharis
eucharis
noun
agreeable
eucharistia
eucharistia
noun
A thanksgiving
eucharisticon
eucharisticon
noun
thanksgiving
Euclides
Euclīdēs
noun
a Greek proper name
eucnemos
eucnēmos
adjective
with beautiful legs
Eudaemon
Eudaemōn
noun
the Greek appellation of the southern part of Arabia
Eudemus
Eudēmus
noun
a Greek proper name
eudiaeon
eudiaeon
cross-reference
Eudosis
Eudosis
noun
a tribe of Germany
Eudoxus
Eudoxus
noun
a Greek astrologer
Eueninus
Euēnīnus
adjective
of the river Evenus
Euenos
Euēnos
noun
a king of Etolia
Euenus
Euēnus
noun
a king of Etolia
euerganeus
euerganeus
adjective
well-wrought
euethes
euēthēs
noun
simple
eugae
eugae
interjection
well done! good! bravo!
eugalacton
eugalacton
noun
another name of the plant glaux
Euganeus
Euganeus
noun
a people of northern Italy
Euganeus
Euganeus
adjective
of the
euge
eugē
interjection
well done! good! bravo!
euge
euge
interjection
well done! good! bravo!
eugeneius
eugenēīus
adjective
well-born
eugeneus
eugenēus
adjective
well-born
eugepae
eugepaē
adverb
excellent! admirable!
Euhadne
Euhadnē
noun
wife of Capaneus
Euhan
Euhan
noun
a surname of Bacchus
euhans
euhans
adjective
crying Euhan!
Euhemerus
Euhēmerus
noun
a Greek poet and philosopher
Euhias
Euhias
noun
a Bacchante
Euhius
Euhius
noun
a surname of Bacchus
Euhius
Euhius
adjective
of or belonging to Bacchus
euhoe
euhoe
interjection
a shout of joy at the festivals of Bacchus
euhoe
euhoe
interjection
Euhydrium
Euhȳdrium
noun
a city of Thessaly
Euias
Euias
noun
Euius
Euius
noun
a surname of Bacchus
eum
eum
noun
an African plant
Eumaeus
Eumaeus
noun
the swineherd of Ulysses in Homer
eumeces
eumēces
noun
A kind of balsam-tree
Eumedes
Eumēdēs
noun
a Trojan herald
Eumelus
Eumēlus
noun
A king of Patrae
Eumenes
Eumenēs
noun
a famous general under Alexander the Great
Eumenidis
Eumenidis
noun
the Furies
Eumenis
Eumenis
noun
a Fury
eumetria
eumetria
noun
symmetry
eumetria
eumētria
noun
symmetry
eumitres
eumitrēs
noun
an unknown precious stone
Eumolpida
Eumolpida
noun
A sacerdotal family in Athens
Eumolpus
Eumolpus
noun
a fabulous Thracian singer and priest of Ceres
euneos
euneos
cross-reference
eunuchinus
eunūchīnus
adjective
of or belonging to a eunuch
eunuchion
eunūchion
noun
a kind of lettuce that subdues amatory desires
eunuchismus
eunūchismus
noun
an unmanning
eunuchizatus
eunūchīzātus
adjective
made a eunuch
eunucho
eunūchō
verb
to make a eunuch of
eunuchus
eunūchus
noun
a eunuch
euoe
euoe
interjection
a shout of joy at the festivals of Bacchus
euoe
euoe
interjection
euonymos
euōnymos
noun
name of a tree
Eupalia
Eupalia
cross-reference
Eupalium
Eupalium
noun
a city of western Locris
Eupator
Eupator
noun
a surname of Mithridates
eupatoria
eupatoria
noun
a plant
eupelios
eupelios
noun
a plant
eupetalos
eupetalos
noun
an unknown precious stone
euphonia
euphōnia
noun
euphony
euphorbea
euphorbea
noun
an African plant
Euphorbus
Euphorbus
noun
Son of Panthus
Euphorio
Euphoriō
noun
a grammarian and poet
Euphorion
Euphoriōn
noun
a grammarian and poet
Euphranor
Euphrānor
noun
A celebrated painter and sculptor
Euphrataeus
Euphrātaeus
adjective
of the Euphrates
Euphrates
Euphrātēs
noun
A wellknown river in Syria
Euphratis
Euphrātis
noun
of the Euphrates
euphrone
euphronē
noun
night
Euphrosyne
Euphrosynē
noun
one of the graces
euphrosynon
euphrosynon
noun
a plant
euphrosynum
euphrosynum
noun
a plant
euplia
euplia
noun
an unknown plant
euplocamus
euplocamus
noun
having beautiful locks
Eupolemus
Eupolemus
noun
a Greek proper name
Eupolis
Eupolis
noun
a celebrated comic poet in Athens
eupteron
eupteron
noun
a plant
eureos
eureos
noun
an unknown precious stone
eurinus
eurinus
noun
euripice
euripicē
noun
a kind of rush
Euripides
Eurīpidēs
noun
a celebrated Athenian tragic poet
Euripideus
Eurīpidēus
adjective
of Euripides
euripos
eurīpos
noun
a narrow channel
euripus
eurīpus
noun
a narrow channel
Euripus
Eurīpus
noun
the channel between Boeotia and Euboea
euroaquilo
euroaquilō
noun
the northeast wind
euroauster
euroauster
cross-reference
euronotus
euronotus
noun
the south-southeast wind
Europa
Eurōpa
noun
Daughter of the Phoenician king Agenor
Europaeus
Eurōpaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Europa
Europaeus
Eurōpaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Europe
Europe
Eurōpē
noun
Daughter of the Phoenician king Agenor
Europensis
Eurōpensis
adjective
of or belonging to Europe
Eurotas
Eurōtās
noun
the principal river of Laconia
eurotias
eurōtiās
noun
an unknown precious stone
eurous
eurōus
adjective
eastern
eurus
eurus
noun
the southeast wind
Euryalus
Euryalus
noun
A friend of Nisus
Euryalus
Euryālus
noun
a hill near Syracuse
Eurydamas
Eurydamas
adjective
a surname of Hector
Eurydica
Eurydica
noun
the name of a slave of Rhea Sylvia
Eurydice
Eurydicē
noun
The wife of Orpheus
Eurylochus
Eurylochus
noun
the only one of the companions of Ulysses who withstood Circe's magic cup
Eurymedon
Eurymedōn
noun
A river of Pamphylia
Eurymena
Eurymena
noun
a city of Thessaly
Eurymides
Eurymidēs
noun
the surname of Telemus
Eurymus
Eurymus
noun
a seer
Eurynome
Eurynomē
noun
daughter of Oceanus and Tethys
Eurypylis
Eurypylis
noun
Eurypylan
Eurypylus
Eurypylus
noun
Son of Hercules and king of the island of Cos
Eurysthenes
Eurysthenēs
noun
son of Aristodemus
Eurystheus
Eurysthēus
adjective
Eurysthean
Eurystheus
Eurystheus
noun
son of Sthenelus and grandson of Perseus
eurythmia
eurythmia
noun
beautiful arrangement
Eurytion
Eurytion
noun
An Argonaut
Eurytis
Eurytis
noun
Iole
Eurytus
Eurytus
noun
King of Oechalia and father of Iole
euscheme
euschēmē
adverb
becomingly
eusebes
eusebes
noun
an unknown precious stone
Eusebes
Eusebes
noun
a surname of Ariobarzanes
Eusebius
Eusebius
noun
a Latin rhetorician
eustomachus
eustomachus
adjective
good for digesting
eustylos
eustȳlos
adjective
with pillars evenly arranged
Euterpe
Euterpē
noun
the muse of music
euthalos
euthalos
noun
a kind of laurel
eutheriston
eutheriston
noun
a balsam-tree
euthia
euthīa
noun
a straight line
euthygrammum
euthygrammum
noun
an architect's rule
Eutrapelus
Eutrapelus
noun
a surname given to P. Volumnius
Eutropius
Eutropius
noun
a Roman historian in the middle of the fourth century of the Christian era
Euxinus
Euxīnus
noun
Euxinus
Euxīnus
adjective
an epithet of the Black Sea
euzomon
euzōmon
noun
a sort of cabbage
Eva
Ēva
noun
Eve
evacuatio
ēvacuātiō
noun
an evacuating
evacuo
ēvacuō
verb
to empty out
Evadne
Ēvadnē
adverb
Evadne
Evadnē
noun
wife of Capaneus
evado
ēvādō
verb
to go or come out
evagatio
ēvagātiō
noun
a wandering
evaginatio
ēvāgīnātiō
noun
a spreading out
evagino
ēvāgīnō
verb
to draw out of the scabbard
evagor
ēvagor
verb
to wander forth
evago
ēvagō
verb
evalesco
ēvalescō
verb
to become strong
evallo
ēvallō
verb
to winnow out
evallo
ēvallō
verb
to cast out
Evan
Ēvan
cross-reference
Evan
Evan
noun
a surname of Bacchus
Evander
Evander
noun
Son of Carmenta
Evander
Ēvander
noun
evanesco
ēvānescō
verb
to vanish or pass away
evangelicus
ēvangelicus
adjective
evangelical
evangelista
ēvangelista
noun
an evangelist
evangelium
ēvangelium
noun
Good news
evangelizator
ēvangelīzātor
noun
a preacher of the Gospel
evangelizo
ēvangelīzō
verb
to preach
evanidus
ēvānidus
adjective
vanishing
evanno
ēvannō
verb
to cast out the chaff of grain from the fan
evans
ēvans
adjective
evaporatio
ēvapōrātiō
noun
an evaporating
evaporativus
ēvapōrātīvus
adjective
evaporating
evaporo
ēvapōrō
verb
to disperse in vapor
evasio
ēvāsiō
noun
a going out
evasto
ēvastō
verb
to lay utterly waste
evax
ēvax
interjection
evectio
ēvectiō
noun
A going upwards
evectus
ēvectus
adjective
evectus
ēvectus
noun
a carrying out
eveho
ēvehō
verb
to carry out or forth
evelatum
ēvēlātum
cross-reference
evello
ēvellō
verb
to tear
Eveninus
Evēnīnus
adjective
evenio
ēveniō
verb
to come out
eventilo
ēventilō
verb
to set in motion
eventum
ēventum
noun
An occurrence
eventum
ēventum
noun
eventus
ēventus
noun
An occurrence
Evenus
Ēvēnus
cross-reference
Evenus
Ēvēnus
noun
a king of Etolia
everbero
ēverberō
verb
to strike violently
evergo
ēvergō
verb
to send out
everriator
ēverriātor
cross-reference
everriculum
ēverriculum
noun
a sweepnet
everro
ēverrō
verb
to sweep out
eversio
ēversiō
noun
An overthrowing
eversor
ēversor
noun
a subverter
eversus
ēversus
adjective
Swept out
everto
ēvertō
verb
to overturn
evestigatus
ēvestīgātus
adjective
traced out
evexus
ēvexus
adjective
rounded off at the top
Evias
Ēvias
noun
evibro
ēvībrō
verb
to swing forwards
evictio
ēvictiō
noun
a recovering of one's property by a judicial decision
evictus
ēvictus
adjective
evidens
ēvidens
adjective
apparent
evidenter
ēvidenter
adverb
evidently
evidentia
ēvidentia
noun
clearness
evideor
ēvideor
verb
to appear completely or plainly
evigesco
ēvigescō
verb
to lose liveliness or vigor
evigilatio
ēvigilātiō
noun
a waking up
evigilo
ēvigilō
verb
To wake up
evigoratus
ēvigōrātus
adjective
deprived of vigor or liveliness
evilesco
ēvīlescō
verb
to become vile
evincio
ēvinciō
verb
to bind up
evinco
ēvincō
verb
To overcome completely
evinctus
ēvinctus
adjective
eviolo
ēviolō
verb
to violate
eviratio
ēvirātiō
noun
a depriving of manhood
eviratus
ēvirātus
adjective
eviratus
ēvirātus
adjective
unmanly
eviresco
ēvirescō
verb
to fade
eviro
ēvirō
verb
to deprive of virility
eviscero
ēviscerō
verb
To deprive of the entrails
evitabilis
ēvītābilis
adjective
avoidable
evitatio
ēvītātiō
noun
an avoiding
evito
ēvītō
verb
to shun
evito
ēvītō
verb
to deprive of life
Evius
Evius
noun
a surname of Bacchus
Evius
Evius
adjective
of or belonging to Bacchus
Evius
Ēvius
cross-reference
evocatio
ēvocātiō
noun
a calling out
evocativus
ēvocātīvus
adjective
pertaining to summoning
evocator
ēvocātor
noun
one who calls to arms
evocatorius
ēvocātōrius
adjective
citing
evocatus
ēvocātus
adjective
evocatus
ēvocātus
noun
soldiers who
evocatus
ēvocātus
noun
evoco
ēvocō
verb
to call out
evoe
ēvoē
adverb
evoe
ēvoe
interjection
a shout of joy at the festivals of Bacchus
evolatio
ēvolātiō
noun
an escaping
evolgo
evolgō
verb
to bring out among the people
evolito
ēvolitō
verb
to fly out frequently
evolo
ēvolō
verb
to fly out or forth
evolutio
ēvolūtiō
noun
an unrolling or opening
evolutus
ēvolūtus
adjective
evolvo
ēvolvō
verb
to roll out
evomo
ēvomō
verb
to spew out
evonymos
evonymos
noun
evorto
ēvortō
verb
to overturn
evulgo
ēvulgō
verb
to bring out among the people
evulsio
ēvulsiō
noun
a pulling out
evulsus
ēvulsus
adjective
ex
ex
preposition
praep
exabundo
exabundō
verb
to abound exceedingly
exabusus
exabūsus
adjective
abusing greatly
exacerbatio
exacerbātiō
noun
an exasperation
exacerbatrix
exacerbātrix
noun
she who exasperates
exacerbesco
exacerbescō
verb
to become exasperated
exacerbo
exacerbō
verb
To exasperate
exacervans
exacervans
adjective
heaping up exceedingly
exacesco
exacescō
verb
to become sour
exacon
exacon
noun
the Gallic name of the herb
exacrifico
exacrificō
verb
to sacrifice
exacte
exactē
adverb
exactly
exacte
exactē
adverb
exactly
exactio
exactiō
noun
A driving out
exactor
exactor
noun
A driver-out
exactrix
exactrix
noun
she who demands
exactus
exactus
adjective
exactus
exactus
adjective
precise
exactus
exactus
noun
a sending off or away
exacum
exacum
noun
the Gallic name of the herb
exacuo
exacuō
verb
to make very sharp
exacutio
exacūtiō
noun
a sharpening
exadversum
exadversum
adverb
praep
exadversus
exadversus
adverb
praep
exadvocatus
exadvocātus
noun
one who has been an advocate
exadvors
exadvors
adverb
praep
exaedificatio
exaedificātiō
noun
a building
exaedifico
exaedificō
verb
To finish building
exaequatio
exaequātiō
noun
an equalling
exaequo
exaequō
verb
To make even or level with
exaeresimus
exaeresimus
adjective
that may be omitted
exaestuatio
exaestuātiō
noun
a boiling up
exaestuo
exaestuō
verb
to boil up
exaevio
exaeviō
verb
to rage itself out
exaggeranter
exaggeranter
adverb
with many words
exaggeranter
exaggeranter
adverb
copiously
exaggeratio
exaggerātiō
noun
a heaping or raising up
exaggerator
exaggerātor
noun
one who increases
exaggeratus
exaggerātus
adjective
cumulated
exaggero
exaggerō
verb
to raise a mound
exagitatio
exagitātiō
noun
a disturbance
exagitator
exagitātor
noun
one who severely blames
exagito
exagitō
verb
to drive out of its position or place
exagium
exagium
noun
a weighing
exagoga
exagōga
noun
an exportation
exalapo
exalapō
verb
to box on the ears
exalbesco
exalbescō
verb
to become white
exalbidus
exalbidus
adjective
whitish
exalbo
exalbō
verb
to make white
exalburnatus
exalburnātus
adjective
deprived of the alburnum
exaltatio
exaltātiō
noun
Exaltation
exaltative
exaltātīvē
adverb
in an exalted state
exalto
exaltō
verb
To raise
exaluminatus
exalūminātus
adjective
of the color of alum
examarico
examāricō
verb
to imbitter exceedingly
exambio
exambiō
verb
to go round asking
examen
exāmen
noun
A multitude issuing forth or flying out
examinate
exāminātē
adverb
carefully
examinate
exāminātē
adverb
carefully
examinatio
exāminātiō
noun
an equipoise
examinator
exāminātor
noun
a weigher
examinatorius
exāminātōrius
adjective
belonging to an examination
examinatrix
exāminātrix
noun
she that tests or tries
examinatus
exāminātus
adjective
tried
examinatus
exāminātus
adjective
examino
exāminō
verb
to form swarms
examplexor
examplexor
verb
to clasp
examurco
examurcō
verb
to cleanse from dregs
examussim
examussim
adverb
exactly
examussim
examussim
adverb
according to a rule
exancillatus
exancillātus
adjective
serving like a slave
exanclo
exanclō
verb
to draw or bring out as a servant
exanguinatus
exanguinātus
adjective
deprived of blood
exanguis
exanguis
cross-reference
exanguis
exanguis
adjective
deprived of blood
exanimabiliter
exanimābiliter
adverb
half dead
exanimalis
exanimālis
adjective
lifeless
exanimatio
exanimātiō
noun
A depriving of breath
exanimis
exanimis
adjective
lifeless
exanimo
exanimō
verb
To deprive of air or wind
exanimum
exanimum
noun
lifeless things
exanimus
exanimus
adjective
lifeless
exanimus
exanimus
adjective
exanio
exaniō
verb
to free from matter or corruption
exanthema
exanthēma
noun
an eruption on the skin
exantlo
exantlō
cross-reference
exaperio
exaperiō
verb
to open wide
exaporior
exaporior
verb
to be in utter perplexity
exapto
exaptō
verb
to fit
exaptus
exaptus
adjective
fastened
exaquesco
exaquesco
verb
to turn to water
exaratio
exarātiō
noun
A ploughing up
exarchus
exarchus
noun
a superintendent
exarcio
exarciō
verb
to patch up
exardeo
exardeō
verb
to burn
exardesco
exardescō
verb
to kindle
exarefio
exārefīō
verb
to dry up
exareno
exarēnō
verb
to cleanse from sand
exaresco
exārescō
verb
to dry up
exaridus
exāridus
adjective
dried up
exarmatio
exarmātiō
noun
a weakening
exarmo
exarmō
verb
to deprive of arms
exaro
exarō
verb
to plough or dig up
exarticulatus
exarticulātus
adjective
inarticulate
exasciatus
exasciātus
adjective
hewn out
exasperatio
exasperātiō
noun
a roughness
exasperatrix
exasperātrix
noun
she who irritates or exasperates
exaspero
exasperō
verb
to make rough
exatio
exatiō
verb
to satisfy
exaturo
exaturō
verb
to satisfy completely
exauctoritas
exauctōritās
noun
a discharge from military service
exauctoro
exauctōrō
verb
to discharge from service
exaudibilis
exaudībilis
adjective
that may be heard or listened to
exaudio
exaudiō
verb
To hear or perceive clearly
exauditio
exaudītiō
noun
a hearkening to
exauditor
exaudītor
noun
one who hearkens to
exaugeo
exaugeō
verb
to increase exceedingly
exauguratio
exaugurātiō
noun
a desecrating
exauguro
exaugurō
verb
to apply to profane uses a thing which has been consecrated
exauspico
exauspicō
verb
to take an augury from
exballisto
exballistō
verb
to put an end to
exbibo
exbibō
verb
to drink out
exbola
exbola
noun
a kind of missile
exbures
exbures
noun
exburae
excaecator
excaecātor
noun
one who blinds
excaeco
excaecō
verb
to blind
excalceatus
excalceātus
noun
pantomimists
excalceo
excalceō
verb
to take off the shoes
excalcio
excalciō
verb
to take off the shoes
excaldatio
excaldātiō
noun
a washing or bathing in warm water
excaldo
excaldō
verb
to wash or bathe in warm water
excalesco
excalescō
verb
to become warm
excalfacio
excalfaciō
verb
to warm
excalfactio
excalfactiō
noun
a warming
excalfactorius
excalfactōrius
adjective
warming
excalfio
excalfīō
verb
excandefacio
excandefaciō
verb
to heat
excandeo
excandeō
verb
to make bright
excandescentia
excandescentia
noun
nascent anger
excandesco
excandescō
verb
to grow hot
excantator
excantātor
noun
a charmer
excanto
excantō
verb
to charm out or forth
excarnifico
excarnificō
verb
to cut or tear any one to pieces
excastratus
excastrātus
adjective
emasculated
excaudico
excaudicō
verb
to weed out
excaudicodico
excaudicōdicō
verb
to weed out
excavatio
excavātiō
noun
a hollowing out
excavo
excavō
verb
to hollow out
excedo
excēdō
verb
to go out
excellens
excellens
adjective
excellens
excellens
adjective
rising
excellenter
excellenter
adverb
excellently
excellenter
excellenter
cross-reference
excellently
excellentia
excellentia
noun
superiority
excellentium
excellentium
noun
exceptional instances
excello
excellō
verb
to raise up
excelse
excelsē
cross-reference
excelse
excelsē
adverb
highly
excelsitas
excelsitās
noun
loftiness
excelsum
excelsum
noun
a height
excelsum
excelsum
noun
an elevated station or position
Excelsus
Excelsus
noun
the Highest
excelsus
excelsus
adjective
elevated
excelsus
excelsus
noun
the lofty
excelsus
excelsus
adjective
excenscensio
excenscensiō
noun
a debarkation
excensio
excensiō
noun
a climbing
exceptaculum
exceptāculum
noun
a receptacle
excepticius
exceptīcius
adjective
caught up
exceptio
exceptiō
noun
an exception
exceptiuncula
exceptiuncula
noun
a small limitation or exception
exceptius
exceptius
adjective
caught up
excepto
exceptō
verb
to take out
exceptor
exceptor
noun
one who catches up
exceptorium
exceptōrium
noun
a receptacle
exceptorius
exceptōrius
adjective
serviceable for receiving
exceptus
exceptus
adjective
excerebratus
excerebrātus
adjective
deprived of brains
excerebratus
excerēbrātus
adjective
deprived of brains
excerebro
excerebrō
verb
to deprive of brains
excerebro
excerēbrō
verb
to deprive of brains
excerno
excernō
verb
to sift out
excerpo
excerpō
verb
to pick or take out
excerptio
excerptiō
noun
an extract
excerptum
excerptum
noun
an extract
excerptus
excerptus
adjective
excervicatio
excervīcātiō
noun
obstinacy
excessio
excessiō
noun
departure
excessus
excessus
noun
A departure
excetra
excetra
noun
a snake
excetra
excētra
noun
a snake
excidio
excidiō
noun
a destroying
excidium
excidium
noun
overthrow
excidium
excidium
noun
a going down
excido
excīdō
verb
to cut out or off
excido
excidō
verb
to fall out or down
excieo
excieō
verb
excindo
excindō
verb
to extirpate
excio
exciō
verb
to call out or forth
excipio
excipiō
verb
To take or draw out
excipulum
excipulum
noun
vessels for receiving liquids
excipuum
excipuum
cross-reference
excisatus
excīsātus
adjective
cut out or off
excisio
excīsiō
noun
a cutting out
excisorius
excīsōrius
adjective
that serves for cutting out
excisura
excīsūra
noun
the cutting out
excisus
excīsus
adjective
excitabilis
excitābilis
adjective
inciting
excitate
excitātē
adverb
vigorously
excitatio
excitātiō
noun
a rousing up
excitator
excitātor
noun
one who rouses or animates
excitatus
excitātus
adjective
excitatus
excitātus
adjective
animated
excito
excitō
verb
to call out or forth
excitus
excitus
adjective
excitus
excītus
noun
excitus
excītus
adjective
exclamatio
exclāmātiō
noun
a loud calling or crying out
exclamo
exclāmō
verb
to call or cry aloud
exclaro
exclārō
verb
to light up
excludo
exclūdō
verb
to shut out
exclusio
exclūsiō
noun
a shutting out
exclusor
exclūsor
noun
one who shuts or drives out
exclusorius
exclūsōrius
adjective
exclusory
exclusus
exclūsus
adjective
shut out
exclusus
exclūsus
adjective
excoctio
excoctiō
noun
a boiling or baking thoroughly
excoctus
excoctus
adjective
excodico
excōdicō
verb
excogitatio
excōgitātiō
noun
a thinking out
excogitator
excōgitātor
noun
a contriver
excogitatus
excōgitātus
adjective
excogitatus
excogitatus
noun
excogitatus
excōgitātus
adjective
sought out
excogito
excōgitō
verb
to find out by thinking
excolo
excolō
verb
to work carefully
excolo
excōlō
verb
to strain out
excomedo
excomedō
verb
to eat up
excommunicatio
excommūnicātiō
noun
ban of the Church
excommunico
excommūnicō
verb
to lay under the ban of the Church
excondo
excondō
verb
to form
excongruus
excongruus
adjective
not agreeing
exconsularis
exconsulāris
noun
one who has been a consul
excoquo
excoquō
verb
to boil out
excorio
excoriō
verb
to strip of its skin or covering
excornis
excornis
adjective
without horns
excors
excors
adjective
without intelligence
excreabilis
excreābilis
adjective
that may be hawked up or coughed out
excreatio
excreātiō
noun
a hawking or coughing up
excreatus
excreātus
noun
a hawking or coughing up
excrementum
excrēmentum
noun
an elevation
excrementum
excrēmentum
noun
What is sifted out
excremo
excremō
verb
to burn
excreo
excreō
verb
excreo
excreō
verb
to hawk or cough up
excrescens
excrescens
noun
morbid excrescences
excrescens
excrescens
noun
excresco
excrescō
verb
to grow out or forth
excretus
excrētus
adjective
grown up
excretus
excrētus
adjective
separated
excribo
excrībō
verb
to write out
excruciabilis
excruciābilis
adjective
deserving of torture
excruciatio
excruciātiō
noun
torment
excruciator
excruciātor
noun
a tormentor
excruciatus
excruciātus
noun
torment
excrucio
excruciō
verb
to torment greatly
excubatio
excubātiō
noun
a watching
excubia
excubia
noun
a lying out of the house
excubicularius
excubiculārius
noun
an ex-chamberlain
excubitor
excubitor
noun
one who keeps guard
excubitorium
excubitōrium
noun
a post where guards were stationed
excubitus
excubitus
noun
a watching
excubo
excubō
verb
to lie or sleep out of doors
excudo
excūdō
verb
to strike
exculcator
exculcātor
noun
a skirmisher
exculcatus
exculcātus
adjective
exculcatus
exculcātus
adjective
worn out
exculco
exculcō
verb
to tread or beat out
exculpo
exculpō
verb
To dig out
excultor
excultor
noun
a cultivator
excultus
excultus
adjective
excuneatus
excuneātus
adjective
crowded out of the seats in the theatre
excuratus
excūrātus
adjective
carefully attended to
excurio
excūriō
verb
io eject from the curia or from the senate
excurro
excurrō
verb
to run out or forth
excursatio
excursātiō
noun
a sally
excursator
excursātor
noun
a skirmisher
excursio
excursiō
noun
a running
excurso
excursō
verb
to break forth repeatedly
excursor
excursor
noun
A skirmisher
excursus
excursus
adjective
excursus
excursus
noun
a running out or forth
excusabilis
excūsābilis
adjective
that may be excused
excusabiliter
excūsābiliter
adverb
excusably
excusabundus
excūsābundus
adjective
excusing himself
excusamentum
excūsāmentum
noun
an excuse
excusate
excūsātē
adverb
without blame
excusate
excūsātē
adverb
without blame
excusatio
excūsātiō
noun
an excusing
excusatiuncula
excūsātiuncula
noun
a trifling excuse
excusator
excūsātor
noun
one who excuses
excusatus
excūsātus
adjective
excusatus
excūsātus
adjective
excused
excuso
excūsō
verb
to excuse
excusor
excūsor
noun
a coppersmith
excussabilis
excussābilis
cross-reference
excussabilis
excussābilis
adjective
that may be excused
excussabundus
excussābundus
adjective
excusing himself
excussate
excussātē
adverb
without blame
excussatio
excussātiō
noun
an excusing
excussator
excussātor
noun
one who excuses
excussatus
excussātus
adjective
excusse
excussē
adverb
strongly
excussio
excussiō
noun
a shaking down
excusso
excussō
verb
to excuse
excussorius
excussōrius
adjective
that serves for shaking out
excussus
excussus
adjective
stretched out
excussus
excussus
adjective
excussus
excussus
noun
a beating out
excusus
excūsus
adjective
excutio
excutiō
verb
to shake out or off
exdecimata
exdecimāta
cross-reference
Exdemeticus
Exdemeticus
noun
the title of a satire by Varro
exdico
exdīcō
verb
exdorso
exdorsō
verb
to take out the backbone
exdorsuo
exdorsuō
verb
to take out the backbone
exdutae
exdūtae
cross-reference
exduumvir
exduumvir
noun
one who has been a duumvir
exebenus
exebenus
noun
a precious stone of a shining white
execo
execō
verb
to cut out or away
execo, execror, executio, exequor
execo, exēcror, execūtio, exequor
expression
execo, execror, executio, exequor
execo, execror, execūtio, exequor
expression
execrabilis
execrābilis
adjective
execrable
execrabilitas
execrābilitās
noun
execrableness
execramentum
execrāmentum
noun
execration
execratio
execrātiō
noun
Execration
execrator
execrātor
noun
an execrator
execratus
execrātus
adjective
execror
execror
verb
to curse
exectio
exectiō
noun
a cutting out
exector
exector
noun
one who mutilates
exectus
exectus
adjective
executio
execūtiō
noun
an accomplishing
executor
execūtor
noun
an accomplisher
executus
execūtus
adjective
executus
execūtus
adjective
exedo
exedō
verb
to eat up
exedra
exedra
noun
a hall furnished with seats
exedrium
exedrium
noun
a sitting-room
exedum
exedum
noun
a plant otherwise unknown
exeduratus
exēdūrātus
adjective
deprived of hardness
exegetice
exēgēticē
noun
the art of interpretation
exemplar
exemplar
noun
A transcript
exemplare
exemplāre
noun
exemplaris
exemplāris
adjective
That serves as a pattern or example
exemplarium
exemplārium
noun
A copy
exemplars
exemplārs
noun
copies
exemplatus
exemplātus
adjective
copied
exemplo
exemplō
verb
to adduce as an example
exemplum
exemplum
noun
a sample
exemptilis
exemptilis
adjective
that may be taken out
exemptio
exemptiō
noun
a taking out
exemptor
exemptor
noun
one who takes out
exemptus
exemptus
adjective
exemptus
exemptus
noun
a taking out or away
exenium
exenium
noun
exensensus
exensensus
adjective
void of feeling
exentero
exenterō
verb
to disembowel
exentero
exenterō
cross-reference
exeo
exeō
verb
to go out or forth
exequens
exequens
adjective
exequens
exequens
adjective
exequia
exequia
noun
A funeral procession
exequiae
exequiae
cross-reference
exequialis
exequiālis
adjective
of or belonging to a funeral
exequior
exequior
verb
to perform the funeral rites
exequor
exequor
verb
to follow to the end
exequor
exequor
cross-reference
exerceo
exerceō
verb
to drive on
exercibilis
exercibilis
adjective
practicable
exercio
exerciō
verb
to patch up
exercio
exerciō
verb
to make up for
exercitamentum
exercitāmentum
noun
exercise
exercitate
exercitātē
adverb
with practice
exercitatio
exercitātiō
noun
A moving
exercitator
exercitātor
noun
an exerciser
exercitatorius
exercitātōrius
adjective
diligent
exercitatrix
exercitātrix
noun
gymnastics
exercitatus
exercitātus
adjective
Well exercised
exercitatus
exercitātus
adjective
exercite
exercitē
adverb
in a practised manner
exercitio
exercitiō
noun
practice
exercitium
exercitium
noun
exercise
exercito
exercitō
verb
to exercise diligently or frequently
exercitor
exercitor
noun
an exerciser
exercitorius
exercitōrius
adjective
Of or belonging to exercise
exercitualis
exercituālis
adjective
belonging to an army
exercitus
exercitus
adjective
exercitus
exercitus
noun
exercise
exercitus
exercitus
adjective
exero
exerō
verb
exero
exerō
verb
v. a.
exerro
exerrō
verb
to wander away
exerto
exertō
verb
To stretch out
exertus
exertus
adjective
exertus
exertus
adjective
exertus
exertus
adjective
exesor
exēsor
noun
that which eats away
exesto
exestō
cross-reference
exesus
exēsus
adjective
exfibulo
exfībulō
verb
to unclasp
exfilo
exfīlō
verb
to deprive of threads
exfir
exfir
cross-reference
exfodio
exfodiō
verb
to dig out
exfolio
exfoliō
verb
to strip of leaves
exfornicatus
exfornicātus
adjective
having committed fornication
exfundatus
exfundātus
adjective
razed to the ground
exfuti
exfutī
adverb
exfututus
exfutūtus
adjective
worn out by debauchery
exgurgito
exgurgitō
cross-reference
exhaeresimus
exhaeresimus
cross-reference
exhalatio
exhālātiō
noun
an exhalation
exhalo
exhālō
verb
to breathe out
exhareno
exharēnō
verb
to cleanse from sand
exhaurio
exhauriō
verb
to draw out
exhaustus
exhaustus
adjective
exherbo
exherbō
verb
to free from grass or woods
exheredatio
exhērēdātiō
noun
a disinheriting
exheredator
exhērēdātor
noun
a disinheriter
exheredito
exhērēditō
verb
to disinherit
exheredo
exhērēdō
verb
to disinherit
exheres
exhēres
adjective
a disinherited person
exhibeo
exhibeō
verb
To hold forth
exhibitio
exhibitiō
noun
A handing out
exhibitor
exhibitor
noun
one who presents or gives
exhibitorius
exhibitōrius
adjective
relating to handing over or giving up
exhibitus
exhibitus
adjective
exhilaratio
exhilarātiō
noun
a gladdening
exhilaro
exhilarō
verb
to gladden
exhinc
exhinc
adverb
hereupon
exhonoratio
exhonōrātiō
noun
a dishonoring
exhonoro
exhonōrō
verb
to dishonor
exhorreo
exhorreō
verb
to tremble or shudder exceedingly at
exhorresco
exhorrescō
verb
to tremble or shudder exceedingly
exhortatio
exhortātiō
noun
an exhorting
exhortativus
exhortātīvus
adjective
belonging to exhortation or encouragement
exhortator
exhortātor
noun
an exhorter
exhortatorius
exhortātōrius
adjective
belonging to or containing exhortation
exhortor
exhortor
verb
to exhort
exhulceratrix
exhulcerātrix
noun
she who causes soreness or exulceration
exhumoro
exhūmōrō
verb
to free from
exhydria
exhȳdria
noun
winds accompanied by rain
exhydria
exhydria
noun
winds accompanied by rain
exibeo
exibeō
verb
To hold forth
exibilo
exībilō
verb
to hiss out or forth
exibilo
exībilō
cross-reference
exicccatus
exicccātus
adjective
dried up
exicccesco
exicccescō
verb
to dry up
exiccco
exicccō
verb
to dry up
exicco
exiccō
cross-reference
exico
exicō
verb
to cut out or away
exico
exicō
verb
exignesco
exignescō
verb
to become ignited
exigno
exignō
verb
to write out
exigo
exigō
verb
to drive out or forth
exigue
exiguē
adverb
briefly
exiguitas
exiguitās
noun
scantiness
exiguo
exiguō
cross-reference
exiguum
exiguum
noun
a little
exiguus
exiguus
adjective
scanty
exiguus
exiguus
noun
a poor man
exilica
exilica
cross-reference
exilio
exiliō
verb
to spring out
exilio
exiliō
verb
exilis
exīlis
adjective
small
exilitas
exīlitās
noun
thinness
exiliter
exīliter
adverb
thinly
exilium
exilium
noun
exilium
exilium
noun
banishment
exim
exim
adverb
from there
exim
exim
adverb
eximie
eximiē
adverb
exceedingly
eximietas
eximietās
noun
excellence
eximius
eximius
adjective
excepted
eximo
eximō
verb
to take out
exin
exin
adverb
from there
exin
exin
adverb
exinanio
exināniō
verb
to empty
exinanitio
exinānītiō
noun
an emptying
exinde
exindē
adverb
from there
exinfulabat
exinfulabat
cross-reference
exintero
exinterō
verb
to disembowel
existimabilis
existimābilis
adjective
supposable
existimans
existimans
noun
critics
existimatio
existimātiō
noun
a judging
existimator
existimātor
noun
a judge
existimo
existimō
verb
to value
existo
existō
verb
to step out or forth
existo
existō
verb
existumatio
existumātiō
noun
a judging
existumator
existumātor
noun
a judge
existumo
existumō
verb
to value
exitiabilis
exitiābilis
adjective
destructive
exitiabiliter
exitiābiliter
adverb
perniciously
exitialis
exitiālis
adjective
destructive
exitialiter
exitiāliter
adverb
perniciously
exitio
exitiō
noun
a going or coming out
exitiose
exitiōsē
adverb
exitiose
exitiōsē
adverb
exitiosus
exitiōsus
adjective
destructive
exitium
exitium
noun
a going out
exitus
exitus
adjective
exitus
exitus
noun
a going out or forth
exjuro
exjūrō
verb
to swear solemnly
exlecebra
exlecēbra
noun
exlecebra
exlecebra
noun
a female allurer
exlecebra
exlecebra
noun
exlex
exlex
adjective
beyond the law
exmoveo
exmoveō
verb
exmoveo
exmoveō
verb
to move out
exmucco
exmuccō
verb
exobrutus
exobrutus
adjective
scraped out
exobsecro
exobsecrō
verb
to entreat earnestly
exobsecro
exobsēcrō
verb
to entreat earnestly
exoccupo
exoccupō
verb
to discharge of employment
exochadium
exochadium
noun
external piles
exochas
exochas
noun
exocoetus
exōcoetus
noun
a fish that sleeps on the shore
exoculo
exoculō
verb
to deprive of the eyes or sight
exodiarius
exodiārius
noun
a player in the
exodium
exodium
noun
a piece of a comic description
exodoratus
exodōrātus
adjective
deprived of its smell
Exodus
Exodus
noun
the name of the second book of Moses
exolesco
exolescō
verb
To grow out
exolesco
exolescō
verb
to become disused to
exoletus
exoletus
adjective
grown up
exoletus
exolētus
adjective
exolo
exolō
verb
to be an exile or banished person
exolvo
exolvō
verb
exomides
exōmides
adjective
exomnis
exomnis
adjective
sleepless
exomologesis
exomologēsis
noun
a confession
exoneratio
exonerātiō
noun
an unloading
exonerator
exonerātor
noun
an unloader
exonero
exonerō
verb
to free from a burden
exonychon
exonychon
noun
a plant
exopinisso
exopīnissō
verb
to think
exoptabilis
exoptābilis
adjective
desirable
exoptatus
exoptātus
adjective
exoptatus
exoptātus
adjective
greatly wished or desired
exopto
exoptō
verb
to wish or desire greatly
exorabilis
exōrābilis
adjective
easily entreated or moved
exorabulum
exōrābulum
noun
means of entreating or convincing
exoratio
exōrātiō
noun
a moving by entreaty
exorativus
exōrātīvus
adjective
prayerful
exorator
exōrātor
noun
one who obtains by entreaty
exoratrix
exōrātrix
noun
she who obtains by entreaty
exorbatus
exorbātus
adjective
utterly orphaned
exorbeo
exorbeō
verb
to suck out
exorbitatio
exorbitātiō
noun
a deviation
exorbitator
exorbitātor
noun
a deviator from
exorbito
exorbitō
verb
to go out of the track
exorcismus
exorcismus
noun
an exorcism
exorcista
exorcista
noun
an exorcist
exorcizo
exorcīzō
verb
to drive away evil spirits by adjuration
exordesco
exordescō
verb
to become defiled
exordior
exordior
verb
to begin a web
exordium
exordium
noun
the beginning
exoriorr
exorior
verb
to come out or forth
exormiston
exormiston
noun
a fish
exornatio
exornātiō
noun
an adorning
exornator
exornātor
noun
an adorner
exornatus
exornātus
adjective
exornatus
exornātus
adjective
decked out
exorno
exornō
verb
to fit out
exoro
exōrō
verb
to move
exors
exors
adjective
without lot
exors
exors
adjective
exorsum
exorsum
noun
a beginning
exorsus
exorsus
noun
a beginning
exorsus
exorsus
adjective
exorsus
exorsus
adjective
begun
exortivus
exortīvus
adjective
Of or belonging to the rising
exortus
exortus
noun
a coming forth
exortus
exortus
adjective
exos
exos
adjective
without bones
exosculatio
exosculātiō
noun
a fond or mutual kissing
exosculatus
exosculātus
adjective
kissed
exosculor
exosculor
verb
to kiss eagerly
exossis
exossis
adjective
without bones
exosso
exossō
verb
to deprive of the bones
exossus
exossus
adjective
without bones
exostra
exōstra
noun
A machine in the theatre
exosus
exōsus
adjective
hating exceedingly
exotericus
exōtericus
adjective
external
exoticum
exōticum
noun
a foreign garment
exoticus
exōticus
adjective
foreign
expallesco
expallescō
verb
to grow or turn very pale
expalliatus
expalliātus
adjective
robbed of his cloak
expallidus
expallidus
adjective
exceedingly pale or wan
expalmo
expalmō
verb
to slap
expalpor
expalpor
verb
expalpor
expalpor
verb
to obtain by coaxing or flattery
expalpor
expalpor
verb
to obtain by coaxing or flattery
expalponides
expalponidēs
noun
expando
expandō
verb
to spread out
expansio
expansiō
noun
a spreading out
expansus
expansus
adjective
expapillatus
expapillātus
adjective
bared to the breast
expartus
expartus
adjective
past bearing
expassus
expassus
adjective
expatare
expatarē
adverb
expatior
expatior
verb
expatior
expatior
verb
to wander from the course
expatricius
expatricius
noun
one who has ceased to be a patrician
expatricius
expātricius
noun
one who has ceased to be a patrician
expatro
expātrō
verb
to finish
expatro
expatrō
verb
to finish
expausatus
expausātus
adjective
rested
expavefacio
expavefaciō
verb
to terrify
expaveo
expaveō
verb
to be sorely afraid of
expavesco
expavescō
verb
to be or become greatly terrified
expavidus
expavidus
adjective
terrified greatly
expectabilis
expectābilis
adjective
to be expected
expectatio
expectātiō
noun
an awaiting
expectatio
expectātiō
cross-reference
expectator
expectātor
noun
a spectator
expectatrix
expectātrix
noun
she that expects or awaits
expectatus
expectātus
adjective
anxiously expected
expectatus
expectātus
adjective
expecto
expectō
verb
to look out for a thing
expecto
expectō
cross-reference
expectoro
expectorō
verb
to drive from the breast
expeculiatus
expecūliātus
adjective
stripped of property
expedio
expediō
verb
to free the feet
expedite
expedītē
adverb
without impediment
expeditio
expedītiō
noun
an enterprise against the enemy
expeditionalis
expedītiōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a military expedition
expeditus
expedītus
adjective
unimpeded
expeditus
expedītus
noun
a soldier lightly burdened
expeditus
expedītus
adjective
expejuro
expējūrō
verb
to swear falsely
expello
expellō
verb
to drive out or away
expendo
expendō
verb
to weigh out
expensa
expensa
noun
a disbursement
expense
expensē
adverb
largely
expensio
expensiō
noun
an expense
expenso
expensō
verb
To pay out
expensum
expensum
noun
money paid
expensum
expensum
noun
expensus
expensus
adjective
expergefacio
expergēfaciō
verb
to awaken
expergefactio
expergēfactiō
noun
an awakening
expergefio
expergēfīō
verb
expergifico
expergificō
verb
to awaken
expergificus
expergificus
adjective
that awakens or excites
expergiscor
expergiscor
verb
to be awakened
expergisco
expergiscō
verb
expergite
expergitē
adverb
vigilantly
expergitus
expergitus
adjective
expergo
expergō
verb
to awaken
expergo
expergō
verb
to sprinkle
experiens
experiens
adjective
experienced
experientia
experientia
noun
a trial
experimentum
experīmentum
noun
a proof
experior
experior
verb
to try
experitos imperitos
experītos imperitos
expression
experrectus
experrectus
adjective
awakened
experrectus
experrectus
adjective
expers
expers
adjective
having no part in
experspersus
experspersus
adjective
expertio
expertiō
noun
a trial
expertus
expertus
adjective
expertus
expertus
adjective
tried
expes
expes
adjective
without hope
expetendus
expetendus
adjective
desirable
expetens
expetens
adjective
desirous
expetessisso
expetessissō
verb
v. intens. a
expetesso
expetessō
verb
v. intens. a
expetibilis
expetibilis
adjective
desirable
expetisso
expetissō
verb
expetitor
expetītor
noun
one who desires or longs for
expetitus
expetītus
adjective
expeto
expetō
verb
To long for
expiatio
expiātiō
noun
satisfaction
expiator
expiātor
noun
an atoner
expiatorius
expiātōrius
adjective
atoning
expiatrix
expiātrix
noun
an atoning or expiating priestess
expiatus
expiātus
noun
atonement
expictus
expictus
adjective
expilatio
expīlātiō
noun
a pillaging
expilator
expīlātor
noun
a pillager
expilo
expīlō
verb
to pillage
expingo
expingō
verb
to paint
expinso
expinsō
verb
to bruise to pieces
expio
expiō
verb
to make satisfaction
expiratio
expīrātiō
noun
a breathing out
expiro
expīrō
verb
expiro
expīrō
verb
to breathe out
expiscor
expiscor
verb
to search out
explanabilis
explānābilis
adjective
clear
explanate
explānātē
adverb
plainly
explanatio
explānātiō
noun
An explanation
explanator
explānātor
noun
an explainer
explanatorius
explānātōrius
adjective
explanatory
explanatus
explānātus
adjective
explanatus
explānātus
adjective
plain
explano
explānō
verb
to flatten or spread out
explanto
explantō
verb
to pull up
explaudo
explaudō
verb
to drive out or off by clapping
explaudo
explaudō
verb
explementum
explēmentum
noun
that which fills up
explendesco
explendescō
verb
to shine forth
explendeseo
explendeseō
verb
expleo
expleō
verb
To fill up
expletio
explētiō
noun
a satisfying
expletivus
explētīvus
adjective
serving to fill out
expletor
explētor
noun
he who fills
expletus
explētus
adjective
full
expletus
explētus
adjective
explicabilis
explicābilis
adjective
that may be explained
explicabiliter
explicābiliter
adverb
in an explicable manner
explicanter
explicanter
adverb
intelligibly
explicate
explicātē
adverb
plainly
explicatio
explicātiō
noun
an unfolding
explicator
explicātor
noun
an expounder
explicatrix
explicātrix
noun
she that expounds or explains
explicatus
explicātus
adjective
explicatus
explicātus
adjective
explicatus
explicātus
noun
an unfolding
explicit
explicit
cross-reference
disentangled
explicit
explicit
cross-reference
explicitus
explicitus
adjective
explicitus
explicitus
adjective
explico
explicō
verb
to unfold
explodo
explōdō
verb
to drive out or off by clapping
explorate
explōrātē
adverb
with certainty
explorate
explōrātē
adverb
with certainty
exploratio
explōrātiō
noun
an examination
explorator
explōrātor
noun
a searcher out
exploratorius
explōrātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to searching out
exploratus
explōrātus
adjective
exploratus
explōrātus
adjective
ascertained
exploro
explōrō
verb
to search out
explosio
explōsiō
noun
a driving off by clapping
explosus
explōsus
adjective
expoliatio
expoliātiō
noun
a spoiling
expoliator
expoliātor
noun
a pillager
expolio
expoliō
verb
to smooth off
expolio
expoliō
verb
to spoil
expolitio
expolītiō
noun
a smoothing off
expolitor
expolītor
noun
a polisher
expolitus
expolītus
adjective
polished
expolitus
expolītus
adjective
expono
expōnō
verb
to put or set out
exporrectus
exporrectus
adjective
exporrigo
exporrigō
verb
to stretch out
exportatio
exportātiō
noun
A carrying out
exporto
exportō
verb
to bear or carry out
exposco
exposcō
verb
to ask earnestly
exposite
expositē
adverb
plainly
exposite
expositē
adverb
plainly
expositicius
expositicius
adjective
exposed
expositio
expositiō
noun
An exposing
expositiuncula
expositiuncula
noun
a brief exposition
expositius
expositius
adjective
exposed
expositor
expositor
noun
an expounder
expositum
expositum
noun
the open parts
expositus
expositus
adjective
open
expositus
expositus
adjective
expostulatio
expostulātiō
noun
an expostulation
expostulatus
expostulātus
noun
a complaint
expostulo
expostulō
verb
To demand vehemently or urgently
expotus
expōtus
adjective
ex praeparato
ex praeparātō
adverb
with preparation
expresse
expressē
adverb
with pressure
expressim
expressim
adverb
expressly
expressio
expressiō
noun
a pressing or squeezing out
expressor
expressor
noun
one who presses out or brings forth
expressus
expressus
adjective
clearly exhibited
expressus
expressus
noun
a forcing apparatus
expressus
expressus
adjective
expretus
exprētus
adjective
spurned or pressed out
exprimo
exprimō
verb
to press or squeeze out
exprobrabilis
exprobrābilis
adjective
worthy of reproach
exprobrabilis
exprōbrābilis
adjective
worthy of reproach
exprobratio
exprobrātiō
noun
a reproaching
exprobratio
exprōbrātiō
noun
a reproaching
exprobrator
exprobrātor
noun
one who reproaches
exprobrator
exprōbrātor
noun
one who reproaches
exprobratrix
exprōbrātrix
noun
she that reproaches or upbraids
exprobratrix
exprobrātrix
noun
she that reproaches or upbraids
exprobro
exprobrō
verb
to make a matter of reproach
exprobro
exprōbrō
verb
to make a matter of reproach
expromissor
exprōmissor
noun
one who promises to pay
expromitto
exprōmittō
verb
to promise or agree to pay
expromo
exprōmō
verb
to take out or forth
expromptus
expromptus
adjective
ready
exproperatus
exproperātus
adjective
hastened
expudoratus
expudōrātus
adjective
shameless
expugnabilis
expugnābilis
adjective
that may be taken
expugnans
expugnans
adjective
efficient
expugnans
expugnans
adjective
expugnatio
expugnātiō
noun
the taking of a place by assault
expugnator
expugnātor
noun
the taker
expugnatorius
expugnātōrius
adjective
conquering
expugnax
expugnax
adjective
victorious
expugno
expugnō
verb
to take by assault
expuitio
expuitiō
noun
a spitting out
expulsim
expulsim
adverb
by driving out or away from one's self
expulsio
expulsiō
noun
a driving out
expulso
expulsō
verb
to drive out
expulsor
expulsor
noun
a driver out
expulsus
expulsus
adjective
expultrix
expultrix
noun
she that drives out or expels
expumico
expūmicō
verb
to rub off with pumice-stone
expumo
expūmō
verb
expumo
expūmō
verb
to froth or foam out
expunctio
expunctiō
noun
an execution
expunctor
expunctor
noun
a blotter-out
expunctrix
expunctrix
noun
she who blots out
expunctus
expunctus
adjective
expungo
expungō
verb
to prick out
expuo
expuō
verb
expuo
expuō
verb
to spit out
expurgatio
expurgātiō
noun
a justification
expurgatus
expurgātus
adjective
pure
expurgo
expurgō
verb
to purge
exputesco
expūtescō
verb
to rot
exputo
exputō
verb
To lop off
exquaero
exquaerō
verb
Exquilia
Exquilia
noun
the largest of the seven hills of Rome
Exquilia
Exquilia
noun
Exquiliae
Exquiliae
noun
Exquiliarius
Exquiliārius
adjective
Esquiline
Exquilinus
Exquilīnus
adjective
Exquilius
Exquilius
adjective
Esquiline
exquiro
exquīrō
verb
to search out diligently
exquisite
exquīsītē
adverb
carefully
exquisitim
exquīsītim
adverb
carefully
exquisitio
exquīsītiō
noun
research
exquisitor
exquīsītor
noun
an investigator
exquisitus
exquīsītus
adjective
carefully sought out
exquisitus
exquīsītus
adjective
exradicitus
exrādīcitus
adverb
from the very roots
exradico
exrādīcō
verb
to pluck up by the roots
exradico
exrādīcō
verb
exrogare
exrogāre
cross-reference
exsacrifico
exsacrificō
verb
to sacrifice
exsacrifico
exsācrificō
verb
to sacrifice
exsaevio
exsaeviō
verb
to rage itself out
exsanguesco
exsanguescō
verb
to become pale
exsanguinatus
exsanguinātus
adjective
deprived of blood
exsanguis
exsanguis
adjective
deprived of blood
exsanio
exsaniō
verb
to free from matter or corruption
exsarcio
exsarciō
verb
to patch up
exsatio
exsatiō
verb
to satisfy
exsaturabilis
exsaturābilis
adjective
that may be satiated
exsaturo
exsaturō
verb
to satisfy completely
exscalpo
exscalpō
verb
to cut out
exscendo
exscendō
verb
exscendo
exscendō
verb
to climb up
exscensio
exscensiō
noun
a debarkation
exscidium
exscidium
noun
overthrow
exscindo
exscindō
verb
to extirpate
exscreabilis
exscreābilis
adjective
that may be hawked up or coughed out
exscreatio
exscreātiō
noun
a hawking or coughing up
exscreatus
exscreātus
noun
a hawking or coughing up
exscreo
exscreō
verb
to hawk or cough up
exscribo
exscrībō
verb
to write out
exscriptus
exscriptus
adjective
exsculpo
exsculpō
verb
To dig out
exsculptio
exsculptiō
noun
a chiselling out
exsecatio
exsecātiō
noun
a cutting out
exseco
exsecō
verb
to cut out or away
exsecrabilis
exsēcrābilis
adjective
execrable
exsecrabilis
exsecrābilis
adjective
execrable
exsecrabilitas
exsecrābilitās
noun
execrableness
exsecrabilitas
exsēcrābilitās
noun
execrableness
exsecrabiliter
exsecrābiliter
adverb
execrably
exsecrabiliter
exsēcrābiliter
adverb
execrably
exsecramentum
exsecrāmentum
noun
execration
exsecramentum
exsēcrāmentum
noun
execration
exsecrandus
exsecrandus
adjective
detestable
exsecrandus
exsēcrandus
adjective
detestable
exsecratio
exsecrātiō
noun
Execration
exsecratio
exsēcrātiō
noun
Execration
exsecrator
exsecrātor
noun
an execrator
exsecrator
exsēcrātor
noun
an execrator
exsecratus
exsēcrātus
adjective
accursed
exsecratus
exsēcrātus
adjective
exsecratus
exsecrātus
adjective
exsecratus
exsecrātus
adjective
accursed
exsecror
exsēcror
verb
to curse
exsecror
exsecror
verb
to curse
exsecro
exsecrō
adjective
accursed
exsectio
exsectiō
noun
a cutting out
exsector
exsector
noun
one who mutilates
exsectus
exsectus
adjective
exsecutio
exsecūtiō
noun
an accomplishing
exsecutor
exsecūtor
noun
an accomplisher
exsecutorius
exsecūtōrius
adjective
executive
exsecutus
exsecūtus
adjective
exsecutus
exsecūtus
adjective
exsensus
exsensus
adjective
void of feeling
exsequens
exsequens
adjective
exsequens
exsequens
adjective
exsequi
exsequī
adverb
searching after
exsequia
exsequia
noun
A funeral procession
exsequiale
exsequiāle
noun
funeral rites
exsequialis
exsequiālis
adjective
of or belonging to a funeral
exsequior
exsequior
verb
to perform the funeral rites
exsequor
exsequor
verb
to follow to the end
exsercio
exserciō
cross-reference
exsercio
exserciō
verb
to make up for
exsercio
exserciō
verb
to patch up
exsero
exserō
verb
v. a.
exserte
exsertē
adverb
openly
exserto
exsertō
verb
To stretch out
exsertus
exsertus
adjective
exsertus
exsertus
adjective
exsibilo
exsībilō
verb
to hiss out or forth
exsiccatio
exsiccātiō
noun
a drying up
exsiccatus
exsiccātus
adjective
exsiccatus
exsiccātus
adjective
dried up
exsiccesco
exsiccescō
verb
to dry up
exsicco
exsiccō
verb
to dry up
exsico
exsicō
verb
exsigno
exsignō
verb
to write out
exsilio
exsiliō
verb
to spring out
exsilium
exsilium
noun
banishment
exsinceratus
exsinceratus
adverb
exsinuo
exsinuō
verb
to unfold
exsisto
exsistō
verb
to step out or forth
exsolesco
exsolescō
verb
to become disused to
exsolo
exsolō
verb
to be an exile or banished person
exsolutio
exsolūtiō
noun
A release
exsolutus
exsolūtus
adjective
exsolvo
exsolvō
verb
to loose
exsomnis
exsomnis
adjective
sleepless
exsono
exsonō
verb
to resound
exsorbeo
exsorbeō
verb
to suck out
exsordesco
exsordescō
verb
to become defiled
exsors
exsors
adjective
without lot
exspargo
exspargō
verb
to sprinkle
exspargo
exspargō
cross-reference
exspatior
exspatior
verb
to wander from the course
exspectabilis
exspectābilis
adjective
to be expected
exspectatio
exspectātiō
noun
an awaiting
exspectator
exspectātor
noun
a spectator
exspectatrix
exspectātrix
noun
she that expects or awaits
exspectatus
exspectātus
adjective
anxiously expected
exspectatus
exspectātus
adjective
exspecto
exspectō
verb
to look out for a thing
exspergo
exspergō
verb
to sprinkle
exspersus
exspersus
adjective
exspes
exspes
adjective
without hope
exspiratio
exspīrātiō
noun
a breathing out
exspiro
exspīrō
verb
to breathe out
exsplendesco
exsplendescō
verb
to shine forth
exspoliatio
exspoliātiō
noun
a spoiling
exspoliator
exspoliātor
noun
a pillager
exspolio
exspoliō
verb
to spoil
exspretus
exsprētus
adverb
exspuitio
exspuitiō
noun
a spitting out
exspumo
exspūmō
verb
to froth or foam out
exspuo
exspuō
verb
to spit out
exstans
exstans
adjective
projecting
exstantia
exstantia
noun
a standing out
exstasis
exstasis
noun
terror
exsterno
exsternō
verb
to drive beside one's self
exstillo
exstillō
verb
to drop or trickle out
exstimulator
exstimulātor
noun
an inciter
exstimulo
exstimulō
verb
to prick up
exstinctio
exstinctiō
noun
a putting out
exstinctor
exstinctor
noun
an extinguisher
exstinctus
exstinctus
noun
an extinguishing
exstinctus
exstinctus
adjective
exstinguibilis
exstinguibilis
adjective
extinguishable
exstinguo
exstinguō
verb
to put out
exstirpatio
exstirpātiō
noun
a rooting out
exstirpator
exstirpātor
noun
an uprooter
exstirpatrix
exstirpātrix
noun
she who destroys or wastes
exstirpo
exstirpō
verb
to pluck up by the stem or root
exsto
exstō
verb
to stand out or forth
exstructio
exstructiō
noun
a building up
exstructor
exstructor
noun
he who builds up
exstructorius
exstructōrius
adjective
that builds up
exstructus
exstructus
adjective
highbuilt
exstructus
exstructus
adjective
exstruo
exstruō
verb
to pile or heap up
exsuccidus
exsuccidus
cross-reference
without juice
exsucco
exsuccō
verb
to deprive of juice
exsuccus
exsuccus
adjective
without juice
exsucidus
exsūcidus
cross-reference
without juice
exsuco
exsūcō
verb
to deprive of juice
exsuctus
exsuctus
adjective
sucked out
exsuctus
exsuctus
adjective
exsucus
exsūcus
adjective
without juice
exsudo
exsūdō
verb
to come out by sweating
exsufflator
exsufflātor
noun
one who blows at
exsufflo
exsufflō
verb
To blow away
exsugeo
exsūgeō
verb
exsugo
exsūgō
verb
to suck out
exsul
exsul
noun
a banished person
exsularis
exsulāris
adjective
of or belonging to exile or to exiles
exsulatio
exsulātiō
noun
banishment
exsulator
exsulātor
noun
a banisher
exsulatus
exsulātus
noun
banishment
exsulo
exsulō
verb
to be an exile or banished person
exsulor
exsulor
verb
exsultabundus
exsultābundus
adjective
leaping for joy
exsultans
exsultans
adjective
exsultans
exsultans
adjective
exsultanter
exsultanter
adverb
diffusely
exsultantia
exsultantia
noun
a springing up
exsultatio
exsultātiō
noun
a springing up
exsultativus
exsultātīvus
adjective
triumphant
exsultim
exsultim
adverb
leaping about
exsulto
exsultō
verb
to spring vigorously
exsuperabilis
exsuperābilis
adjective
that may be overcome
exsuperans
exsuperans
adjective
exsuperans
exsuperans
adjective
surpassing
exsuperantia
exsuperantia
noun
pre-eminence
exsuperatio
exsuperātiō
noun
exaggeration
exsuperator
exsuperātor
noun
a conqueror
exsuperatorius
exsuperātōrius
adjective
conquering
exsupero
exsuperō
verb
to mount up
exsurdo
exsurdō
verb
to render deaf
exsurgo
exsurgō
verb
to rise up
exsurrectio
exsurrectiō
noun
an arising
exsuscitatio
exsuscitātiō
noun
an awakening
exsuscito
exsuscitō
verb
to rouse from sleep
extabesco
extābescō
verb
to pass away completely
extaediatus
extaediātus
adjective
worn out
extalis
extālis
noun
the straight gut
extantia
extantia
noun
extantia
extantia
noun
a standing out
extaris
extāris
adjective
of or belonging to the entrails
extasis
extasis
cross-reference
extasis
extasis
noun
terror
extemplo
extemplō
adverb
immediately
extemporalis
extemporālis
adjective
on the spur of the moment
extemporalitas
extemporālitās
noun
the faculty of extemporaneous speaking or versifying
extemporaliter
extemporāliter
adverb
extemporaneously
extempulo
extempulo
adverb
immediately
extempulo
extempulō
adverb
extendo
extendō
verb
to stretch out
extense
extensē
adverb
at length
extensio
extensiō
noun
A stretching out
extensipes
extensipes
adjective
another name for
extensivus
extensīvus
adjective
extensive or what may be extended
extensor
extensor
noun
he who
extensus
extensus
adjective
extente
extentē
adverb
widely
extente
extentē
adverb
widely
extentero
extenterō
verb
to disembowel
extentio
extentiō
noun
a stretching out
extento
extentō
verb
to stretch out
extentus
extentus
adjective
extentus
extentus
noun
a stretching out
extentus
extentus
adjective
extended
extenuatio
extenuātiō
noun
a thinning
extenuatorius
extenuātōrius
adjective
attenuating
extenuatus
extenuātus
adjective
extenuatus
extenuātus
adjective
thinned
extenuo
extenuō
verb
to make thin
exter
exter
adjective
on the outside
exterebro
exterebrō
verb
to extract by boring
extergeo
extergeō
verb
to wipe out or off
extergo
extergō
verb
to wipe out or off
exterior
exterior
adjective
outward
exterius
exterius
adverb
on the outer side
extermentarium
extermentārium
cross-reference
exterminabilis
exterminābilis
adjective
that may be destroyed
exterminatio
exterminātiō
noun
a destruction
exterminator
exterminātor
noun
an ejector
exterminium
exterminium
noun
a driving away
extermino
exterminō
verb
to drive out or away
exterminus
exterminus
adjective
taking one's self off
externatus
externātus
adjective
externatus
externātus
adjective
terrified
externo
externō
verb
to drive beside one's self
externus
externus
adjective
outward
extero
exterō
verb
to rub out
exterraneus
exterrāneus
cross-reference
exterrenus
exterrēnus
cross-reference
exterreo
exterreō
verb
to strike with terror
extersus
extersus
noun
a rubbing dry
exterus
exterus
adjective
on the outside
extexo
extexō
verb
to unweave
extillo
extillō
verb
to drop or trickle out
extillo
extillō
verb
extimesco
extimescō
verb
to be greatly afraid of
extimulator
extimulātor
noun
an inciter
extimulo
extimulō
verb
to prick up
extimulo
extimulō
verb
extimus
extimus
adjective
the outermost
extimus
extimus
adjective
extinctio
extinctiō
noun
a putting out
extinctor
extinctor
noun
an extinguisher
extinctus
extinctus
adjective
extinctus
extinctus
noun
an extinguishing
extinctus
extinctus
cross-reference
extinguibilis
extinguibilis
adjective
extinguishable
extinguo
extinguo
cross-reference
extinguo
extinguō
verb
to put out
extirpatio
extirpātiō
noun
a rooting out
extirpator
extirpātor
noun
an uprooter
extirpatrix
extirpātrix
noun
she who destroys or wastes
extirpo
extirpō
verb
to pluck up by the stem or root
extirpo
extirpō
verb
extispex
extispex
noun
one who prophesies by inspecting the entrails of animals
extispicium
extispicium
noun
an inspection of the entrails for the purpose of prophesying
extispicus
extispicus
noun
exto
extō
cross-reference
exto
extō
verb
to stand out or forth
extollentia
extollentia
noun
pride
extollo
extollō
verb
to lift out or up
extorpesco
extorpescō
verb
to grow numb or torpid
extorqueo
extorqueō
verb
to twist out
extorreo
extorreō
verb
to parch up
extorris
extorris
adjective
driven out of the country
extorsio
extorsiō
noun
an extortion
extortor
extortor
noun
an extorter
extortus
extortus
adjective
extra
extrā
adverb
praep
extracludo
extrāclūdō
verb
to exclude
extraclusus
extraclūsus
adjective
shut out
extractorius
extractōrius
adjective
drawing out
extractus
extractus
adjective
extraho
extrahō
verb
to draw out or forth
extramundanus
extrāmundānus
adjective
beyond the world
extramuranus
extrāmūrānus
adjective
without the walls
extranaturalis
extrānātūrālis
adjective
beyond nature
extranee
extrāneē
adverb
strangely
extraneo
extrāneō
verb
to treat as a stranger
extraneus
extrāneus
adjective
that is without
extraneus
extrāneus
noun
a stranger
extraordinarie
extraordināriē
adverb
with excessive frequency
extraordinarius
extraordinārius
adjective
out of the common order
extrarius
extrārius
adjective
outward
extremitas
extrēmitās
noun
the extremity
extremo
extremō
adverb
For the last time
extremum
extremum
adverb
For the last time
extremum
extrēmum
noun
an end
extremus
extrēmus
adjective
the outermost
extrico
extrīcō
verb
to disentangle
extricor
extrīcor
verb
extrilidus
extrilidus
adjective
unterrified
extrinsecus
extrinsecus
adverb
from without
extrinsecus
extrinsecus
adjective
outer
extritus
extrītus
adjective
extro
extrō
verb
to go out from
extrorsus
extrorsus
adverb
in an outward direction
extructio
extructiō
noun
a building up
extructor
extructor
noun
he who builds up
extructorius
extructōrius
adjective
that builds up
extructus
extructus
adjective
extructus
extructus
adjective
highbuilt
extrudo
extrūdō
verb
to thrust out or forth
extruo
extruō
verb
to pile or heap up
extruo
extruō
verb
extrusus
extrūsus
adjective
extuberatio
extūberātiō
noun
a tumor
extubero
extūberō
verb
to swell out or up
extum
extum
noun
the nobler internal organs of the body
extumeo
extumeō
verb
to swell up
extumidus
extumidus
adjective
raised
extumus
extumus
adjective
extumus
extumus
adjective
the outermost
extundo
extundō
verb
to beat out
exturbo
exturbō
verb
to drive or thrust out
extussio
extussiō
verb
to cough up
exuberans
exuberans
adverb
Superfluous
exuberante
exuberantē
adverb
superfluously
exuberantia
exūberantia
noun
superabundance
exuberatio
exūberātiō
noun
superabundance
exubero
exūberō
verb
to come forth in abundance
exuccus
exuccus
cross-reference
exucidus
exūcidus
cross-reference
without juice
exuco
exūcō
verb
to deprive of juice
exuctus
exuctus
cross-reference
exuctus
exuctus
adjective
exuctus
exuctus
adjective
sucked out
exucus
exūcus
adjective
without juice
exudo
exūdō
verb
exudo
exūdō
verb
to come out by sweating
exufflator
exufflātor
noun
one who blows at
exufflo
exufflō
verb
To blow away
exugeo
exūgeō
verb
exugo
exūgō
verb
to suck out
exugo
exūgō
verb
exul
exul
cross-reference
exul
exul
noun
a banished person
exularis
exulāris
adjective
of or belonging to exile or to exiles
exulatio
exulātiō
noun
banishment
exulator
exulātor
noun
a banisher
exulatus
exulātus
noun
banishment
exulceratio
exulcerātiō
noun
a soreness
exulceratorius
exulcerātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to festering or ulceration
exulceratrix
exulcerātrix
noun
she who causes soreness or exulceration
exulcero
exulcerō
verb
to make sore
exulo
exulō
verb
to be an exile or banished person
exulor
exulor
verb
exulo
exulō
verb
exultabundus
exultābundus
adjective
leaping for joy
exultans
exultans
adjective
exultans
exultans
adjective
exultantia
exultantia
noun
a springing up
exultatio
exultātiō
noun
a springing up
exultativus
exultātīvus
adjective
triumphant
exultim
exultim
adverb
leaping about
exulto
exultō
verb
to spring vigorously
exulto
exultō
verb
exululo
exululō
verb
to howl or cry out
exunctus
exunctus
adjective
exundantia
exundantia
noun
an overflow
exundatio
exundātiō
noun
an overflowing
exundo
exundō
verb
to flow out or over
exungo
exungō
verb
to anoint
exunguis
exunguis
adjective
without claws
exungulo
exungulō
verb
to lose the hoof
exuo
exuō
verb
to draw out or off
exuperabilis
exuperābilis
adjective
that may be overcome
exuperans
exuperans
adjective
exuperans
exuperans
adjective
surpassing
exuperantia
exuperantia
noun
pre-eminence
exuperatio
exuperātiō
noun
exaggeration
exuperatorius
exuperātōrius
adjective
conquering
exupero
exuperō
verb
to mount up
exupero
exuperō
verb
exurdo
exurdō
verb
to render deaf
exurgeo
exurgeō
verb
to squeeze out
exurgo
exurgō
verb
exurgo
exurgō
verb
to rise up
exuro
exūrō
verb
to burn out
exuscitatio
exuscitātiō
noun
an awakening
exuscito
exuscitō
verb
to rouse from sleep
exuscito
exuscitō
verb
exustio
exustiō
noun
A burning up
exustus
exustus
adjective
exutio
exūtiō
noun
an exclusion
exutus
exūtus
adjective
exuvia
exuvia
noun
that which is stripped
exvaporo
exvapōrō
verb
exveho
exvehō
verb
exvibrisso
exvībrissō
verb