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J
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j
j
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Jabolenus
Jabolēnus
noun
a celebrated Roman jurist in the time of Trajan
jacea
jacea
noun
a wooden hay-rack
jaceo
jaceō
verb
to lie
Jacetanus
Jacetānus
noun
a people in northern Spain
jacio
jaciō
verb
to throw
jactabilis
jactābilis
adjective
that can be thrown
jactabundus
jactābundus
adjective
tossing to and fro
jactans
jactans
adjective
boasting
jactanter
jactanter
adverb
boastfully
jactantia
jactantia
noun
a boasting
jactanticulus
jactanticulus
noun
a braggart
jactanticulus
jactanticulus
adjective
somewhat boasting
jactatio
jactātiō
noun
a throwing or tossing to and fro
jactator
jactātor
noun
one who makes an ostentatious display of himself
jactatrix
jactātrix
noun
she that boasts
jactatus
jactātus
noun
a throwing to and fro
jactitabundus
jactitābundus
adjective
boasting
jactito
jactitō
verb
to bring forward in public
jacto
jactō
verb
to throw
jactura
jactūra
noun
a throwing
jacturalis
jactūrālis
cross-reference
jacturarius
jactūrārius
cross-reference
Jactus
Jactus
noun
a river flowing into the Po
jactus
jactus
noun
a throwing
jaculabilis
jaculābilis
adjective
that may be thrown or hurled
jaculamentum
jaculāmentum
noun
a missive weapon
jaculatio
jaculātiō
noun
a throwing
jaculator
jaculātor
noun
a thrower
jaculatorius
jaculātōrius
adjective
of or for throwing or shooting
jaculatrix
jaculātrix
noun
she that hurls
jaculatus
jaculātus
noun
a throwing
jaculo
jaculō
verb
jaculor
jaculor
verb
to throw
jaculum
jaculum
noun
a dart
jaculus
jaculus
adjective
that is thrown
jacùlus
jacùlus
noun
A serpent that darts from a tree on its prey
jam
jam
adverb
at this time
jam dudum
jam dūdum
adverb
long since
jamdudum
jamdūdum
adverb
long since
jam jam
jam jam
adverb
already
jamjam
jamjam
adverb
already
jam jamque
jam jamque
adverb
At this very moment
jamjamque
jamjamquē
adverb
At this very moment
jam pridem
jam prīdem
cross-reference
long ago
jampridem
jamprīdem
cross-reference
long ago
Jana
Jana
noun
Diana
Jana
Jana
noun
an Italian divinity
Janalis
Jānālis
adjective
of or belonging to Janus
janeus
jāneus
cross-reference
Janicularis
Jāniculāris
adjective
adj.
Janiculum
Jāniculum
noun
one of the hills of Rome
Janigena
Jānigena
noun
begotten by Janus
janitor
jānitor
noun
a door-keeper
janitos
jānitos
noun
a door-keeper
janitrices
jānitrīces
noun
the wives of two brothers
janitrix
jānitrix
noun
a female door-keeper
janua
jānua
noun
a door
Janual
Jānual
noun
Janualis
Jānuālis
adjective
of or belonging to Janus
Januarius
Jānuārius
adjective
of or belonging to Janus
Januarius
Jānuārius
noun
January
Janus
Jānus
noun
an old Italian deity
Januspater
Jānuspater
cross-reference
Javolenus
Javolēnus
cross-reference
Javolenus
Javolēnus
noun
a celebrated Roman jurist in the time of Trajan
Jaxamata
Jaxamata
noun
a people on the lake Maeotis
Jaxartes
Jaxartēs
noun
a river of Sogdiana
Jazyges
Jāzyges
noun
Jazygis
Jāzygis
noun
a sarmatian people on the Danube
jecinerosus
jecinerōsus
adjective
that has the liver complaint
jecoralis
jecorālis
cross-reference
jecoriticus
jecoriticus
adjective
that has the liver complaint
jecorosus
jecorōsus
adjective
that has the liver complaint
jectura
jectūra
noun
a throwing
jecur
jecur
noun
the liver
jecusculum
jecusculum
noun
a little liver
jejunatio
jējūnātiō
noun
a fasting
jejunator
jējūnātor
noun
a faster
jejune
jējūnē
adverb
meagrely
jejuniosus
jējūniōsus
adjective
fasting
jejunitas
jējūnitās
noun
a fasting
jejunium
jējūnium
noun
a fast-day
jejuno
jējūnō
verb
to fast
jejunus
jējūnus
adjective
fasting
jentaculum
jentāculum
noun
a breakfast
jentatio
jentātiō
noun
a breakfasting
jento
jentō
verb
to breakfast
Jeremias
Jēremīās
noun
the Hebrew prophet Jeremiah
Jericho
Jerichō
noun
the Hebrew city Jericho
Jesus
Jēsus
noun
Jesus
Joannes
Jōannes
noun
Joannis
Jōannis
noun
John the Baptist
jocabundus
jocābundus
adjective
sportive
jocaliter
jocāliter
adverb
jestingly
jocatio
jocātiō
noun
a joking
jocinor
jocinor
noun
the liver
joco
jocō
verb
joco
jocō
verb
jocor
jocor
verb
to jest
jocose
jocōsē
adverb
jestingly
jocosus
jocōsus
adjective
full of jesting
joculanter
joculanter
adverb
jestingly
joculare
joculāre
noun
plur.
jocularis
joculāris
adjective
facetious
joculariter
joculāriter
adverb
jocosely
jocularius
joculārius
adjective
ludicrous
joculatio
joculātiō
noun
a jest
joculator
joculātor
noun
a jester
joculatorius
joculātōrius
adjective
jesting
joculor
joculor
verb
to jest
joculus
joculus
noun
toys
joculus
joculus
noun
a little jest or joke
jocundus
jōcundus
adjective
pleasant
jocundus
jocundus
adjective
jocur
jocur
noun
jocur
jocur
noun
the liver
jocus
jocus
noun
a jest
jocusculum
jocusculum
noun
a little liver
jocusculum
jocusculum
cross-reference
Jonas
Jōnas
cross-reference
Jonas
Jōnās
noun
the Hebrew prophet Jonah
Jope
Jopē
noun
Joppa
Joppe
Joppē
noun
Joppa
Joppicus
Joppicus
adjective
of Joppa
Jordanes
Jordānēs
noun
the Jordan
Jordanis
Jordānis
noun
the Jordan
Joseph
Jōsēph
noun
Son of the patriarch Jacob
Josephus
Jōsēphus
noun
a Jewish historian
Jovialis
Joviālis
adjective
of or pertaining to Jupiter
Joviani
Joviānī
adverb
soldiers of Diocletian's legion of honor
Jovianus
Joviānus
adjective
Jovis
Jovis
noun
Jovisjurandum
Jovisjūrandum
noun
a swearing by Jupiter
Jovius
Jovius
adjective
of or belonging to Diocletian
Jovius
Jovius
adjective
of or belonging to Jupiter
Jovius
Jovius
noun
a surname of the emperor Diocletian
Juba
Juba
noun
the name of two Numidian-kings
juba
juba
noun
the flowing hair on the neck of an animal
jubar
jubar
noun
the radiance of the heavenly bodies
jubatus
jubātus
adjective
having a mane or crest
jubelaeus; jubilaeus
jūbelaeus; jubilaeus
noun
the year of jubilee among the Jews
jubeo
jubeō
verb
to order
Juberna
Jūberna
noun
Ireland
Juberna
Juberna
cross-reference
jubilaeus
jūbilaeus
noun
the year of jubilee among the Jews
jubilatio
jūbilātiō
noun
a shouting
jubilatus
jūbilātus
adverb
jubilo
jūbilō
verb
to shout
jubilum
jūbilum
noun
a wild cry
jucunde
jūcundē
adverb
agreeably
jucunditas
jūcunditās
noun
agreeableness
jucundo
jūcundō
verb
to please
jucundus
jūcundus
adjective
pleasant
Juda
Jūda
noun
Judah
Juda
Jūda
cross-reference
Judaea
Jūdaea
noun
the country of the Jews
Judaea
Jūdaea
noun
a Jewess
Judaeus
Jūdaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Judea
Judaeus
Jūdaeus
noun
the Jews
Judaice
Jūdaicē
adverb
in the Jewish manner
Judaicus
Jūdaicus
adjective
adj.
Judaismus
Jūdaismus
noun
Judaism
Judaizo
Jūdaīzō
verb
to live in the Jewish manner
Judas
Jūdās
noun
Judah
judex
jūdex
noun
a judge
judicabilis
jūdicābilis
adjective
that may be judged of
judicatio
jūdicātiō
noun
A judging
judicato
jūdicātō
adverb
P. a. fin
judicatorium
jūdicātōrium
cross-reference
judicatorius
jūdicātōrius
adjective
of or pertaining to a judge
judicatrix
jūdicātrix
noun
she that judges or decides
judicatum
jūdicātum
noun
a matter judged or decided
judicatum
jūdicātum
noun
P. a
judicatus
jūdicātus
adjective
P. a.
judicatus
jūdicātus
adjective
judicatus
jūdicātus
noun
a judgeship
judicialis
jūdiciālis
adjective
of or belonging to the courts of justice
judicialiter
jūdiciāliter
adverb
judicially
judiciarius
jūdiciārius
adjective
of or belonging to the courts
judiciolum
jūdiciolum
noun
a weak or feeble judgment
judicium
jūdicium
noun
a judgment
judico
jūdicō
verb
to examine judicially
jugabilis
jugābilis
adjective
that may be joined together
jugales
jugāles
noun
a team
jugalis
jugālis
adjective
of or belonging to a yoke
jugalis
jugālis
adjective
a husband
jugalitas
jugālitās
noun
union
jugamento
jugāmentō
cross-reference
jugamento
jugāmentō
verb
to fasten together
jugamentum
jugāmentum
noun
a cross-beam
jugamentum
jugāmentum
cross-reference
jugarius
jugārius
noun
an ox-herd
jugarius
jugārius
adjective
yoked together
Jugatinus
Jugātīnus
noun
the god of marriage
jugatio
jugātiō
noun
a binding
jugator
jugātor
noun
one who yokes
jugatus
jugātus
adjective
juge
jūgē
adverb
continually
jugeralis
jūgerālis
adjective
of or belonging to an acre
jugeratim
jugerātim
adverb
per acre
jugeratio
jūgerātiō
noun
A dividing of land into acres
jugerum
jūgerum
noun
an acre
jugifluus
jūgifluus
adjective
ever-flowing
jugis
jūgis
adjective
joined together
jugis
jūgis
adjective
continual
jugitas
jūgitās
noun
continuance
jugiter
jūgiter
adverb
continually
juglans
jūglans
noun
a walnut
jugo
jugō
verb
to bind to laths or rails
jugo
jugō
verb
to utter the
jugosus
jugōsus
adjective
mountainous
Jugula
Jugula
noun
the three stars which form Orion's belt
Jugula
Jugula
noun
the three stars which form Orion's belt
jugulatio
jugulātiō
noun
a cutting of one's throat
jugulator
jugulātor
noun
a cutthroat
jugulo
jugulō
verb
to cut the throat
jugulum
jugulum
noun
the collar-bone
jugulus
jugulus
noun
the collar-bone
jugum
jugum
noun
a yoke
jugumento
jugūmentō
verb
to fasten together
jugumentum
jugūmentum
noun
a cross-beam
Jugurtha
Jugurtha
noun
the nephew and successor of Micipsa
Jugurthinus
Jugurthīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Jugurtha
jugus
jugus
adjective
belonging together
Juleus
Jūlēus
adjective
named from Iulus
Juleus
Jūlēus
adjective
Juleus
Jūleus
adjective
Juliacum
Juliacum
noun
a city of Gallia Belgica
Julianus
Jūliānus
noun
soldiers who were on the side of Caesar in the civil war
Julianus
Jūliānus
noun
Julian
Julianus
Jūliānus
adjective
of or belonging to Julius Caesar
Julias
Jūlias
noun
a town in Galilee
Juliensis
Jūliensis
adjective
of or belonging to Julius
Juliobriga
Jūliobriga
noun
a town in Hispania Tarraconensis
Juliobriga
Jūliōbriga
noun
a town in Hispania Tarraconensis
Juliobrigensis
Jūliobrigensis
noun
an inhabitant of Juliobriga
Juliobrigensis
Jūliōbrigensis
noun
an inhabitant of Juliobriga
julis
jūlis
noun
a kind of rockfish
Julius
Jūlius
adjective
name of a Roman
Julus
Jūlus
noun
Julus
Jūlus
noun
The son of Ascanius and grandson of Aeneas
jumentarius
jūmentārius
adjective
of or belonging to draught-cattle
jumentum
jūmentum
noun
a beast used for drawing or carrying
juncetum
juncētum
noun
a place full of rushes
junceus
junceus
adjective
Made of rushes
juncinus
juncinus
adjective
made from rushes
juncosus
juncōsus
adjective
full of rushes
junctim
junctim
adverb
junctio
junctiō
noun
a joining
junctor
junctor
noun
a harnesser
junctura
junctūra
noun
a joining
junctus
junctus
adjective
joined
junctus
junctus
noun
a joining
junctus
junctus
adjective
juncus
juncus
noun
a rush
jungo
jungō
verb
to join or unite together
Junianus
Jūniānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Junius
juniculus
jūniculus
noun
an old vine-branch
junior
jūnior
adjective
junior
junior
noun
a theological author
junipereus
jūnipereus
adjective
of juniper
juniperus
jūniperus
noun
the juniper-tree
junipirus
jūnipirus
noun
the juniper-tree
Junius
Jūnius
cross-reference
Junius
Jūnius
adjective
adj.
Junius
Jūnius
adjective
name of a Roman gens
junix
jūnix
noun
a young cow
Juno
Jūnō
noun
the goddess Juno
Junonalis
Jūnōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to Juno
Junonicola
Jūnōnicola
noun
a worshipper of Juno
Junonigena
Jūnōnigena
noun
Junoborn
Junonius
Jūnōnius
adjective
of or belonging to Juno
Jupiter
Jūpiter
noun
Jupiter
Juppiter
Jūppiter
noun
Jupiter
Jura
Jūra
noun
a chain of mountains extending from the Rhine to the Rhone
juramentum
jūrāmentum
noun
an oath
jurandum
jūrandum
noun
an oath
juratio
jūrātiō
noun
a swearing
jurativus
jūrātīvus
adjective
of or belonging to an oath
jurato
jūrātō
adverb
with an oath
jurator
jūrātor
noun
a swearer
juratorius
jūrātōrius
adjective
of or confirmed by an oath
juratus
jūrātus
adjective
Called upon or taken to witness in an oath
juratus
jūrātus
adjective
jure
jūre
cross-reference
with justice
jureconsultus
jūreconsultus
noun
one skilled in the law
jureconsultus
jūreconsultus
cross-reference
jurejuro
jūrejūrō
verb
to swear
Jurensis
Jūrensis
adjective
of Mount Jura
jureperitus
jūreperītus
adverb
jureperitus
jūreperītus
noun
skilled or learned in the law
jureus
jūreus
adjective
jurgatio
jurgātiō
cross-reference
jurgatorius
jurgātōrius
adjective
quarrelsome
jurgatrix
jurgātrix
noun
a quarrelsome woman
jurgiosus
jurgiōsus
adjective
quarrelsome
jurgium
jurgium
noun
a quarrel
jurgo
jurgō
verb
Neutr
jurgor
jurgor
cross-reference
juridicatus
jūridicātus
noun
a judgeship
juridicialis
jūridiciālis
adjective
relating to right or justice
juridicina
jūridicīna
noun
the administration of justice
juridicus
jūridicus
adjective
relating to the administration of justice
juridicus
jūridicus
noun
one who administers justice
jurigo
jurigō
cross-reference
jurisconsultus
jūrisconsultus
noun
one skilled in the law
jurisconsultus
jūrisconsultus
noun
A decree
jurisdictio
jūrisdictiō
noun
administration of justice
jurisonus
jūrisonus
adjective
resounding with justice
jurisperitus
jūrisperītus
noun
skilled or learned in the law
jurisprudens
jūrisprūdens
noun
one learned in the law
jurisprudentia
jūrisprūdentia
noun
the science of law
jurisprudentia juris
jūrisprūdentia jūris
noun
the science of law
juror
jūror
verb
to swear
juror
jūror
verb
juror
jūror
verb
to swear
Jurs
Jūrs
noun
a chain of mountains extending from the Rhine to the Rhone
jurulentia
jūrulentia
noun
juice
jurulentus
jūrulentus
adjective
containing the juice
jus
jūs
noun
right
jus
jūs
noun
broth
juscellarius
juscellārius
cross-reference
juscellum
juscellum
noun
broth
juscularius
jusculārius
noun
a soupmaker
jusculum
jusculum
noun
a broth
jusjurandum
jusjūrandum
noun
an oath
jusquiamus
jusquiamus
cross-reference
jusquiamus
jusquiamus
noun
jussio
jussiō
noun
an order
jussitur
jussitur
cross-reference
jusso
jussō
cross-reference
jussor
jussor
cross-reference
jussorius
jussōrius
adjective
giving orders
jussulentus
jussulentus
adjective
having broth or sauce
jussum
jussum
noun
an order
jussus
jussus
adjective
jussus
jussus
noun
an order
justa
justa
cross-reference
rights
juste
justē
adverb
rightly
justificatio
justificātiō
noun
justification
justificator
justificātor
noun
he who justifies
justificatrix
justificātrix
noun
she who justifies
justificatus
justificātus
adjective
justificatus
justificātus
adjective
P. a.
justifico
justificō
verb
To act justly towards
justificus
justificus
adjective
that acts justly
Justina
Justīna
noun
a Roman empress
Justinianeus
Justīniānēus
adjective
of or belonging to Justinian
Justinianus
Justīniānus
adjective
of or belonging to the emperor Justin
Justinianus
Justīniānus
cross-reference
Justinianus
Justīniānus
noun
Justinian
Justinus
Justīnus
noun
Justin
Justitia
Justitia
noun
the goddess of justice
justitia
justitia
noun
justice
justitium
justitium
noun
a cessation from business in the courts of justice
justum
justum
noun
due ceremonies or formalities
justum
justum
noun
that which is right or just
justum
justum
noun
justus
justus
adjective
just
jusum
jūsum
adverb
down
Juturna
Jūturna
noun
a fountain in Latium
Juturnale
Jūturnāle
noun
the festival of the nymph Juturna
jutus
jūtus
adjective
juvamen
juvāmen
noun
help
juvamentum
juvāmentum
noun
help
juvenale
juvenāle
noun
youthful pursuits
juvenalis
juvenālis
adjective
youthful
Juvenalis
Juvenālis
noun
Juvenal
juvenalis
juvenālis
adjective
of or belonging to youth
juvenaliter
juvenāliter
adverb
in a youthful manner
juvenca
juvenca
noun
juvenca
juvenca
noun
A young cow
Juvencius
Juvencius
adjective
name of a Roman
juvencula
juvencula
noun
a young girl
juvenculasco
juvenculascō
verb
to become youthful
juvenculus
juvenculus
noun
a young man
juvenculus
juvenculus
adjective
young
Juvencus
Juvencus
noun
a priest in Spain in the time of Constantine the Great
juvencus
juvencus
noun
a young bullock
juvencus
juvencus
adjective
young
juvenesco
juvenescō
verb
To reach the age of youth
juvenile
juvenīlē
adverb
youthfully
juvenilis
juvenīlis
adjective
of or belonging to youth
juvenilitas
juvenīlitās
noun
youth
juveniliter
juvenīliter
adverb
youthfully
juvenis
juvenis
noun
one who is in the flower of his or her age
juvenix
juvenix
noun
a young cow
juvenoor
juvenoor
verb
to act with youthful indiscretion
juventa
juventa
noun
the age of youth
juventas
juventās
noun
the age of youth
Juventas
Juventas
noun
the goddess of youth
Juventius
Juventius
adjective
of or belonging to Juventius
Juventius
Juventius
adjective
name of a Roman
juventus
juventus
noun
the age of youth
Juventus
Juventus
noun
the goddess of youth
Juverna
Juverna
noun
the island now called Ireland
Juverna
Jūverna
noun
Ireland
juvo
juvō
verb
to help
juxta
juxtā
adverb
near to
juxtim
juxtim
adverb
next to
