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gaesum

noun

a heavy iron javelin (of the Gauls)

galbaneus

adjective

of galbanum

galbinum

noun

[sc. vestimenta] pale green garments

galea

noun

a helmet

galeatus

galeātus

adjective

helmed

galeritus

galērītus

adjective

wearing a hood

galerus

galērus

noun

a conical cap of leather

Galla

noun

see Gallus

galla

noun

a gall-apple

Gallica

noun

a Gallic shoe

gallina

gallīna

noun

a hen

gallinaceus

gallīnāceus

adjective

of hens

gallinarius

gallīnārius

noun

a keeper of poultry

Gallus

adjective

of Gaul

gallus

noun

a cock

Gallus

noun

i. See 2 Gallus

ganea

gānea

noun

an eating-house

ganeo

gāneō

noun

a glutton

ganeum

gāneum

noun

an eating-house

gangaba

noun

a porter

Gangeticus

Gangēticus

adjective

of the Ganges

gannio

ganniō

verb

to bark

Garamantis

noun

adj

garon

noun

a rich sauce made of small fish

garon

cross-reference

garrio

garriō

verb

to chatter

garrulitas

garrulitās

noun

a chattering

garrulus

adjective

chattering

garum

noun

a rich sauce made of small fish

gaudens

gaudēns

adjective

joyful

gaudeo

gaudeō

verb

to rejoice

gaudium

noun

inward joy

gausape

noun

a rough woollen cloth

gavisus

gāvīsus

participle

p. of gaudeo

gaza

noun

a treasure

gelide

gelidē

adverb

coldly

gelidus

adjective

icy cold

gelo

gelō

verb

to freeze

gelu

gelū

noun

frost

gemebundus

adjective

groaning

gemellipara

noun

twin-bearing

gemellus

adjective

born together

gemens

gemēns

participle

p. of gemo

geminatio

geminātiō

noun

a doubling

geminatus

geminātus

adjective

twinned

gemino

geminō

verb

to double

geminus

adjective

born together

gemitus

noun

a sighing

gemma

noun

a bud

gemmans

gemmāns

adjective

decked with jewels

gemmatus

gemmātus

adjective

set with jewels

gemmeus

adjective

set with gems

gemmifer

adjective

producing gems

gemmo

gemmō

verb

to put forth buds

gemo

gemō

verb

to sigh

gena

noun

a cheek

genealogus

geneālogus

noun

a genealogist

gener

noun

a daughter's husband

generalis

generālis

adjective

of a species

generaliter

generāliter

adverb

in general

generatim

generātim

adverb

by kinds

generator

generātor

noun

a begetter

genero

generō

verb

to beget

generose

generōsē

adverb

nobly

generosus

generōsus

adjective

of noble birth

genesis

noun

(birth)

genesta

noun

the broom-plant

genetivus

genetīvus

adjective

of generation

genetrix

genetrīx

noun

she that has borne

genialis

geniālis

adjective

of generation

genialiter

geniāliter

adverb

jovially

geniculatus

geniculātus

adjective

having knots

genista

noun

the broom-plant

genista

cross-reference

genitalis

genitālis

adjective

of generation

genitivus

genitīvus

cross-reference

genitor

noun

a begetter

genitrix

genitrīx

cross-reference

geniturus

genitūrus

participle

pP. of gigno

genitus

participle

pP. of gigno

genius

noun

a tutelar deity

geno

genō

verb

to beget

gens

gēns

noun

a race

genticus

adjective

peculiar to a nation

gentilicius

gentīlīcius

adjective

of a clan

gentilis

gentīlis

adjective

of a clan

gentilitas

gentīlitās

noun

the relationship between members of a gens

gentius

adjective

of a clan

genu

genū

noun

a knee

genual

genuāl

noun

garters

genuinus

genuīnus

adjective

of the cheek

genuinus

genuīnus

adjective

innate

genus

cross-reference

collat. form of genu

genus

noun

a race

geographia

geōgraphia

noun

geography

geometres

geōmetrēs

noun

a geometer

geometria

geōmetria

noun

geometry

geometricus

geōmetricus

adjective

of geometry

Georgica

Geōrgica

noun

poems of husbandry

Georgicon

Geōrgicōn

noun

poems of husbandry

gerens

gerēns

adjective

managing

germana

germāna

noun

a full sister

germane

germānē

adverb

sincerely

Germanicus

Germānicus

adjective

of the Germans

germanitas

germānitās

noun

the relation between children of the same parents

germanus

germānus

adjective

of brothers and sisters

germen

noun

a sprig

germino

germinō

verb

to sprout

gero

gerō

verb

to bear about

gerro

gerrō

noun

a trifler

gerulus

noun

a carrier

gestamen

gestāmen

noun

a burden

gestiens

gestiēns

adjective

unbridled

gestio

gestiō

noun

a managing

gestio

gestiō

verb

to gesticulate

gesto

gestō

verb

to bear

gestum

noun

deeds

gestus

participle

p. of gero

gestus

noun

bearing

gesum

gēsum

noun

a heavy iron javelin (of the Gauls)

gibbus

noun

a hunch

Giganteus

Gigantēus

adjective

of the giants

Gigas

Gigās

noun

a giant

gignens

gīgnens

noun

productive things

gigno

gīgnō

verb

to produce

gilvus

adjective

pale yellow

gingiva

gingīva

noun

a gum (of the jaw)

glaber

adjective

smooth

glacialis

glaciālis

adjective

icy

glacies

glaciēs

noun

ice

glacio

glaciō

verb

to turn into ice

gladiator

gladiātor

noun

a swordsman

gladiatorius

gladiātōrius

adjective

of gladiators

gladiatura

gladiātūra

noun

a fight of gladiators

gladius

noun

a sword

glaeba

noun

a lump of earth

glaebula

noun

a little piece of earth

glaesum

noun

amber

glandifer

adjective

producing acorns

glans

glāns

noun

an acorn

glarea

glārea

noun

gravel

glareosus

glāreōsus

adjective

full of gravel

glaucus

adjective

bright

gleba

glēba

cross-reference

gleba

glēba

noun

a lump of earth

glebula

glēbula

noun

a little piece of earth

glebula

glēbula

cross-reference

glesum

glēsum

noun

amber

glesum

glēsum

cross-reference

glisco

glīscō

verb

to swell

globosus

globōsus

adjective

round as a ball

globus

noun

a round body

glomero

glomerō

verb

to wind into a ball

glomus

noun

a clew

gloria

glōria

noun

glory

glorians

glōriāns

participle

p. of glorior

gloriatio

glōriātiō

noun

a glorying

glorior

glōrior

verb

to boast

gloriola

glōriola

noun

a bit of glory

gloriose

glōriōsē

adverb

gloriously

gloriosus

glōriōsus

adjective

full of glory

glubo

glūbō

verb

to bark

gluten

glūten

noun

glue

glutinator

glūtinātor

noun

a bookbinder

glutio

glūtiō

verb

to swallow

gluttio

gluttiō

verb

to swallow

Gnaeus

noun

a praenomen

gnarus

gnārus

adjective

knowing

gnata

gnāta

cross-reference

gnata

gnāta

noun

a daughter

Gnatho

Gnathō

noun

the name of a parasite

gnatus

gnātus

adjective

born

gnatus

gnātus

cross-reference

gnave

gnāvē

adverb

diligently

gnavitas

gnāvitās

noun

promptness

gnaviter

gnāviter

adverb

diligently

gnavus

gnāvus

adjective

busy

Gnosius

Gnōsius

adjective

of Cnosus

gobio

gōbiō

noun

a fish of small value

Gorgo

Gorgō

noun

a Gorgon

gorytos

gōrȳtos

noun

a quiver

grabatus

grabātus

noun

a low couch

gracilis

adjective

thin

gracilitas

gracilitās

noun

slenderness

graculus

grāculus

noun

a jackdaw

gradatim

gradātim

adverb

step by step

gradatio

gradātiō

noun

a climax

gradior

verb

to take steps

Gradivus

Grādīvus

noun

a surname of Mars

gradus

noun

a step

Graece

Graecē

adverb

in the Greek language

graecor

verb

to imitate the Greeks

Graecostasis

noun

a building in which foreign ambassadors awaited decisions of the senate

Graeculus

adjective

grecian

Graecus

adjective

of the Greeks

Graiugena

Grāiugena

noun

a Grecian by birth

Graius

Grāius

adjective

of the Greeks

gramen

grāmen

noun

grass

gramineus

grāmineus

adjective

of grass

grammatica

noun

and

grammaticum

noun

grammar

grammaticus

adjective

of grammar

granarium

grānārium

noun

a store-house for corn

grandaevus

adjective

in years

grande

adverb

loudly

grandesco

grandēscō

verb

to become great

grandiculus

adjective

rather large

grandifer

adjective

bearing largely

grandiloquus

noun

speaking loftily

grandino

grandinō

verb

to hail

grandis

adjective

[of things] full-grown

granditas

granditās

noun

grandeur

granditer

adverb

loftily

grandiuscula

cross-reference

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grando

grandō

noun

hail

granifer

grānifer

adjective

grain-bearing

granum

grānum

noun

a grain

graphium

noun

a writing-style

grassans

grassāns

participle

p. of grassor

grassator

grassātor

noun

a disorderly person

grassor

verb

to go

gratans

grātāns

participle

p. of grator

grate

grātē

adverb

with pleasure

grates

grātēs

noun

thanks

gratia

grātia

noun

favor

gratificatio

grātificātiō

noun

obligingness

gratificor

grātificor

verb

to do a favor

gratiis

grātiīs

adverb

without reward

gratiosus

grātiōsus

adjective

full of favor

gratis

grātīs

adverb

out of favor

grator

grātor

verb

to manifest joy

gratuito

grātuītō

adverb

without pay

gratuitus

grātuītus

adjective

done without pay

gratulabundus

grātulābundus

adjective

congratulating

gratulatio

grātulātiō

noun

a manifestation of joy

gratulator

grātulātor

noun

one who congratulates (in a spurious passage)

gratulor

grātulor

verb

to manifest joy

gratus

grātus

adjective

beloved

Graus

Grāus

adjective

of the Greeks

gravans

gravāns

participle

p. of gravo

gravanter

adverb

reluctantly

gravate

gravātē

adverb

with difficulty

gravatim

gravātim

adverb

reluctantly

gravatus

gravātus

participle

p. of gravo

grave

adverb

strongly

gravedinosus

gravēdinōsus

adjective

subject to colds

gravedo

gravēdō

noun

a cold

gravesco

gravēscō

verb

to become burdened

graviditas

graviditās

noun

pregnancy

gravido

gravidō

verb

to load

gravidus

adjective

laden

gravis

adjective

heavy

gravissime

gravissimē

cross-reference

gravitas

gravitās

noun

weight

graviter

adverb

weightily

gravo

gravō

verb

to make heavy

gravor

verb

to be burdened

gregalis

gregālis

adjective

of a flock

gregarius

gregārius

adjective

of the herd

gregatim

gregātim

adverb

in flocks

gremium

noun

a lap

gressus

participle

p. of gradior

gressus

noun

a stepping

grex

noun

a flock

gruis

noun

a crane

grunditus

grūndītus

noun

a grunting

grunnio

grūnniō

verb

to grunt

grunnitus

grūnnītus

noun

a grunting

grus

grūs

noun

a crane

gryps

grȳps

noun

a griffin (a fabulous four-legged bird)

gubernaculum

gubernāculum

noun

a helm

gubernatio

gubernātiō

noun

a steering

gubernator

gubernātor

noun

a steersman

gubernatrix

gubernātrīx

noun

a conductress

guberno

gubernō

verb

to steer

gula

noun

the gullet

gulosus

gulōsus

adjective

appetizing

gumia

noun

a glutton

guminasium

cross-reference

gurges

noun

a raging abyss

gurgulio

gurguliō

noun

the gullet

gurgustium

noun

a mean dwelling

gustatus

gustātus

noun

the taste

gusto

gustō

verb

to taste

gustus

noun

a tasting

gutta

noun

a drop

guttur

noun

the gullet

guttus

noun

a narrow-necked flask

gutus

gūtus

noun

a narrow-necked flask

gymnasiarchus

noun

the master of a gymnasium

gymnasium

noun

a Grecian school for gymnastic training

gymnicus

adjective

of bodily exercise

gynaeceum

gynaecēum

noun

the women's apartments

gynaecium

gynaecīum

noun

the women's apartments

gynaeconitis

gynaecōnītis

noun

the women's apartments (of a Grecian house)

gypsatus

gypsātus

adjective

covered with gypsum

gypsum

noun

white lime plaster gypsum

gyrus

gȳrus

noun

a circle