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macellum

noun

a butcher's stall

macer

adjective

lean

maceria

māceria

noun

a wall of soft clay

macero

mācerō

verb

to make soft

machaerophorus

noun

a sword-bearer

machina

māchina

noun

a machine

machinamentum

māchināmentum

noun

a machine

machinatio

māchinātiō

noun

a contrivance

machinator

māchinātor

noun

a contriver

machinor

māchinor

verb

to contrive skilfully

macies

māciēs

noun

leanness

macresco

macrēscō

verb

to grow lean

macrocollum

noun

large-sized paper

macrocolum

macrocōlum

noun

large-sized paper

macte

cross-reference

macti

mactī

cross-reference

macto

mactō

verb

to magnify

mactus

adjective

[of the gods] worshipped

macula

noun

a spot

maculo

maculō

verb

to spot

maculosus

maculōsus

adjective

spotted

madefacio

madefaciō

verb

to make wet

madens

madēns

adjective

wet

madeo

madeō

verb

to be wet

madesco

madēscō

verb

to become moist

madidus

adjective

moist

Maeander

noun

a river of Ionia and Phrygia

Maeandros

noun

a river of Ionia and Phrygia

Maecenas

Maecēnās

noun

an Etruscan family name

maena

noun

a small seafish (eaten salted by the poor)

Maenalius

adjective

of Maenalus

Maenalos

noun

a range of mountains in Arcadia

Maenalus

noun

a range of mountains in Arcadia

Maenas

noun

a priestess of Bacchus

Maenianum

Maeniānum

noun

a projecting gallery

Maeonia

noun

[properly] a district of Lydia

Maeonides

Maeonidēs

noun

a Maeonide

Maeonius

adjective

of Maeonia

maerens

maerēns

adjective

mourning

maereo

maereō

verb

to be sad

maeror

noun

a mourning

maestitia

noun

sadness

maestus

adjective

full of sadness

magal

māgāl

noun

little dwellings

mage

adverb

magicus

adjective

of magic

magis

noun

a plate

magis

adverb

magister

noun

a master

magisterium

noun

a directorship

magistra

noun

a mistress

magistratus

magistrātus

noun

the office of master

magmentarius

māgmentārius

adjective

for additional sacrifices

magnanimitas

māgnanimitās

noun

greatness of soul

magnanimus

adjective

greatsouled

magnes

māgnēs

adjective

of Magnesia (in Thessaly)

magnifice

māgnificē

adverb

nobly

magnificentia

māgnificentia

noun

loftiness

magnifico

māgnificō

verb

to make much of

magnificus

māgnificus

adjective

great

magniloquentia

māgniloquentia

noun

elevated language

magniloquus

māgniloquus

adjective

vaunting

magnitudo

māgnitūdō

noun

greatness

magnopere

māgnoperē

adverb

very much

magnus

māgnus

adjective

great

magus

adjective

magic

magus

noun

a Magian

maialis

māiālis

noun

a barrow hog

maiestas

māiestās

noun

greatness

maior

māior

adjective

better

Maius

Māius

adjective

of May

maiusculus

māiusculus

adjective

somewhat greater

mala

māla

noun

the cheek-bone

malacia

noun

a calm at sea

male

adverb

badly

maledice

maledicē

adverb

slanderously

maledicentissimus

adjective

[sup. of maledicus] speaking very badly

maledico

maledīcō

verb

to speak ill of

maledictio

maledictiō

noun

evil-speaking

maledictum

noun

a foul saying

maledicus

adjective

abusive

male facio

male faciō

cross-reference

male factum

noun

an evil deed

malefactum

noun

an evil deed

maleficium

noun

an evil deed

maleficus

adjective

nefarious

malesuadus

malesuādus

adjective

ill-advising

malevolens

malevolēns

adjective

iteful

malevolentia

noun

ill-will

malevolus

adjective

ill-disposed

malifer

mālifer

adjective

apple-bearing

malificus

cross-reference

maligne

malīgnē

adverb

ill-naturedly

malignitas

malīgnitās

noun

ill-will

malignus

malīgnus

adjective

ill-disposed

malitia

noun

ill-will

malitiose

malitiōsē

adverb

wickedly

malitiosus

malitiōsus

adjective

full of wickedness

malivolens

malivolēns

adjective

iteful

malivolentia

noun

ill-will

malivolivol

cross-reference

malivolus

adjective

ill-disposed

malleolus

noun

[in gardening] a short

malleus

noun

a hammer

malo

mālō

verb

to choose rather

malobathron

mālobathron

noun

a costly ointment

malobathrum

mālobathrum

noun

a costly ointment

malum

mālum

noun

an apple

malum

adverb

badly

malum

noun

an evil

malus

adjective

bad

malus

mālus

noun

an upright pole

malus

mālus

noun

an apple-tree

malva

noun

mallows

Mamertinus

Māmertīnus

adjective

of Mars

mamilla

noun

a breast

mamma

noun

a breast

manceps

noun

one who takes formal possession

mancipium

noun

a taking by hand

mancipo

mancipō

verb

to make over by a formal sale

mancup

cross-reference

mancupium

noun

a taking by hand

mancupo

mancupō

verb

to make over by a formal sale

mancus

adjective

maimed

mandatum

mandātum

noun

a charge

mandatus

mandātus

participle

p. of mando

mandatus

mandātus

noun

a command

mando

mandō

verb

to chew

mando

mandō

verb

to put in hand

mandra

noun

a drove of cattle

mane

māne

noun

the morning

mane

māne

adverb

in the morning

maneo

maneō

verb

to stay

mango

mangō

noun

a monger

manibia

noun

booty

manica

noun

long sleeves

manicatus

manicātus

adjective

with long sleeves

manifeste

manifēstē

adverb

palpably

manifesto

manifēstō

adverb

palpably

manifesto

manifēstō

verb

to discover

manifestus

manifēstus

adjective

palpable

maniplaris

maniplāris

cross-reference

maniplus

noun

a handful

maniplus

cross-reference

manipretium

noun

a workman's pay

manipretium

cross-reference

manipularis

manipulāris

adjective

belonging to a maniple of a company

manipulatim

manipulātim

adverb

by maniples

manipulus

noun

a handful

manis

mānis

noun

a departed spirit

Manlianus

Mānliānus

adjective

of a Manlius

Manlius

Mānlius

cross-reference

a gentile name

manlius

mānlius

cross-reference

a gentile name

mannus

noun

a small Gallic horse

mano

mānō

verb

to flow

mansio

mānsiō

noun

a staying

mansito

mānsitō

verb

to stay

mansuefacio

mānsuēfaciō

verb

to make tame

mansuesco

mānsuēscō

verb

to be used to the hand

mansuete

mānsuētē

adverb

gently

mansuetudo

mānsuētūdō

noun

tameness

mansuetus

mānsuētus

adjective

tamed

mansus

mānsus

participle

i. P. of 2 mando

mantele

mantēle

noun

a towel

mantica

noun

a bag for the hand

mantile

mantīle

noun

a towel

manualis

manuālis

adjective

for the hand

manubia

noun

booty

manubrium

manūbrium

noun

a handle

manufestus

manufēstus

adjective

palpable

manumissio

manūmissiō

noun

a setting free

manumissus

manūmissus

participle

p. of manumitto

manumitto

manūmittō

verb

to release

manuplaris

manuplāris

adjective

belonging to a maniple of a company

manupretium

noun

a workman's pay

manupularis

manupulāris

adjective

belonging to a maniple of a company

manus

noun

a hand

mapale

mapāle

noun

huts

mappa

noun

a napkin

marathros

noun

fennel

marathrus

noun

fennel

marceo

marceō

verb

to be faint

marcesco

marcēscō

verb

to become weak

Marcianus

Mārciānus

adjective

of a Marcius

marcidus

adjective

withered

mare

noun

the sea

Mareoticus

Mareōticus

adjective

of Mareota

mareotis

mareōtis

cross-reference

mareotic

Mareotis

Mareōtis

cross-reference

mareotic

margarita

margarīta

noun

a pearl

margaritum

margarītum

noun

a pearl

margino

marginō

verb

to border

margo

margō

noun

)

marinus

marīnus

adjective

[sea]

marisca

noun

the piles

marita

marīta

noun

a married woman

maritalis

marītālis

adjective

of married people

maritimus

adjective

sea-

marito

marītō

verb

to wed

maritumus

adjective

sea-

maritus

marītus

adjective

of marriage

marmor

noun

marble

marmoreus

adjective

made of marble

marra

noun

a hoe for rooting out weeds

Mars

Mārs

noun

Mars

Mārs

noun

Mars

Marsya

noun

a satyr

Marsyas

Marsyās

noun

a satyr

mas

mās

adjective

male

masculinus

masculīnus

adjective

male

masculus

adjective

male

massa

māssa

noun

kneaded dough

Massicus

adjective

of Mount Massicus in Campania

mastigia

mastīgia

noun

a scoundrel

mastruca

mastrūca

noun

a sheep-skin

mastrucatus

mastrūcātus

adjective

clothed in skins

matara

noun

a javelin

mataris

noun

a javelin

matella

noun

a chamberpot

matellio

matelliō

noun

a pot

mater

māter

noun

a mother

matercula

mātercula

noun

a little mother

mater familias

māter familiās

cross-reference

materia

māteria

noun

stuff

materiatus

māteriātus

adjective

built of wood

materies

māteriēs

noun

stuff

materior

māterior

verb

to procure wood

maternus

māternus

adjective

of a mother

matertera

mātertera

noun

a mother's sister

mathematicus

mathēmaticus

noun

a mathematician

matral

mātrāl

noun

the festival of Mater Matuta

matricida

mātricīda

noun

a mother's murderer

matricidium

mātricīdium

noun

the murder of a mother

matrimonium

mātrimōnium

noun

wedlock

matrimus

mātrīmus

adjective

with a living mother

matrona

mātrōna

noun

a married woman

matronalis

mātrōnālis

adjective

of a married woman

mature

mātūrē

adverb

seasonably

maturesco

mātūrēscō

verb

to become ripe

maturitas

mātūritās

noun

ripeness

maturo

mātūrō

verb

to make ripe

maturus

mātūrus

adjective

ripe

Matuta

Mātūta

noun

the goddess of dawn

matutinus

mātūtīnus

adjective

of the morning

mavolo

māvolō

cross-reference

Mavors

Māvors

noun

mars

Mavortius

Māvortius

adjective

of Mavors

maxilla

māxilla

noun

the jaw

maxime

māximē

adverb

in the highest degree

maximo opere

māximō opere

expression

maximopere

maximoperē

adverb

very much

maximus

māximus

adjective

[of size] large

maxume

māxumē

adverb

in the highest degree

maxumus

māxumus

adjective

[of size] large

mazonomus

māzonomus

noun

a dish

meamet

cross-reference

meapte

meāpte

cross-reference

meatus

meātus

noun

a going

mecastor

mēcastor

interjection

so help me Castor

meddix

noun

among the Oscans

medens

medēns

noun

a healer

medeor

verb

to heal

mediastinus

mediastīnus

noun

a common servant

medica

mēdica

noun

median clover

medicabilis

medicābilis

adjective

to be healed

medicamen

medicāmen

noun

a drug

medicamentum

medicāmentum

noun

a drug

medicandus

adjective

in need of healing

medicatus

medicātus

adjective

healing

medicatus

medicātus

noun

a charm

medicina

medicīna

noun

the healing art

medicor

verb

to heal

medico

medicō

verb

to imbue with healing power

medicus

adjective

of healing

medicus

noun

a medical man

medietas

medietās

noun

the middle

medimnum

noun

(N.)

mediocris

adjective

of middling size

mediocritas

mediocritās

noun

a middle state

mediocriter

adverb

moderately

meditamentum

meditāmentum

noun

a thinking of

meditatio

meditātiō

noun

a thinking over

meditatus

meditātus

participle

p. of meditor

mediterraneus

mediterrāneus

adjective

inland

meditor

verb

to reflect

meditullium

noun

the middle

medium

noun

[in space and time] the middle

medius

adjective

in the middle

medix

mēdix

noun

among the Oscans

medix

cross-reference

medulla

noun

marrow

medullula

noun

marrow

Medusa

Medūsa

noun

a Gorgon

Medusaeus

Medūsaeus

adjective

of Medusa

Megaera

noun

one of the Furies

Megalensis

Megalēnsis

noun

an annual festival in honor of Cybele

Megalesiacus

Megalēsiacus

adjective

of the Megalesia

Megalesis

Megalēsis

noun

an annual festival in honor of Cybele

megistanes

megistānes

noun

grandees

mehercle

interjection

by Hercules! assuredly! indeed!

mehercule

interjection

by Hercules! assuredly! indeed!

mehercules

interjection

by Hercules! assuredly! indeed!

meio

mēiō

verb

to make water

mel

noun

honey

melancholicus

adjective

with black bile

melanurus

melanūrus

noun

a black-tail (a sea-fish)

melicus

adjective

musical

melilotos

melilōtos

noun

a kind of clover

melimelum

melimēlum

noun

honeyapples

melior

adjective

better

melisphyllum

noun

balm-gentle

Melitensis

Melitēnsis

adjective

of Malta

melius

adverb

better

meliuscule

meliusculē

adverb

rather better

meliusculus

adjective

somewhat better

mellifer

adjective

honey-bearing

mellitus

mellītus

adjective

of honey

melos

noun

a tune

Melpomene

Melpomenē

noun

the muse of tragic and lyric poetry

membrana

membrāna

noun

a skin

membranula

membrānula

noun

parchment

membratim

membrātim

adverb

piecemeal

membrum

noun

[of the body] a limb

memeo

memeō

verb

to remember

memet

mēmet

cross-reference

Memnon

Memnōn

noun

son of Tithonus and Aurora

memor

adjective

mindful

memorabilis

memorābilis

adjective

that may be told

memorandus

adjective

worthy of remembrance

memorator

memorātor

noun

a narrator

memoratus

memorātus

adjective

memorable

memoria

noun

memory

memoriola

noun

the memory

memoriter

adverb

from memory

memoro

memorō

verb

to bring to remembrance

men

mēn

cross-reference

mena

mēna

noun

a small seafish (eaten salted by the poor)

menda

noun

a fault

mendacium

mendācium

noun

a lie

mendaciunculum

mendāciunculum

noun

a little untruth

mendax

mendāx

adjective

[of men] given to lying

mendicitas

mendīcitās

noun

beggary

mendico

mendīcō

verb

to beg

mendicus

mendīcus

adjective

beggarly

mendose

mendōsē

adverb

full of faults

mendosus

mendōsus

adjective

full of faults

mendum

noun

a fault

mens

mēns

noun

the mind

mensa

mēnsa

noun

a table

mensarius

mēnsārius

noun

a money-changer

mensio

mēnsiō

noun

a measure

mensis

mēnsis

noun

a month

mensor

mēnsor

noun

a measurer

menstruus

mēnstruus

adjective

[of a month] of every month

mensura

mēnsūra

noun

a measuring

mensus

mēnsus

participle

p. of metior

menta

noun

mint

mentha

noun

mint

mentiens

mentiēns

noun

a fallacy

mentio

mentiō

noun

a calling to mind

mentior

verb

to invent

mentitus

mentītus

adjective

imitated

Mentor

noun

an artist in embossed metals

mentula

noun

cock

mentum

noun

the chin

meo

meō

verb

to go

mephitis

mephītis

noun

a noxious exhalation

meracus

merācus

adjective

pure

mercabilis

mercābilis

adjective

that may be bought

mercans

mercāns

participle

p. of mercor

mercator

mercātor

noun

a trader

mercatura

mercātūra

noun

trade

mercatus

mercātus

noun

trade

mercedula

mercēdula

noun

small wages

mercenarius

mercēnārius

adjective

serving for pay

mercennarius

mercennārius

adjective

serving for pay

merces

mercēs

noun

price

mercimonium

mercimōnium

noun

merchandise

mercor

verb

to trade

Mercurialis

Mercuriālis

adjective

of Mercury

Mercurius

noun

Mercury

merda

noun

dung

merens

merēns

adjective

deserving

mereor

verb

to deserve

mereo

mereō

verb

to deserve

meretricius

meretrīcius

adjective

of harlots

meretricula

meretrīcula

noun

a prostitute

meretrix

meretrīx

noun

a prostitute

merges

noun

mergae

mergo

mergō

verb

to dip

mergus

noun

a diver (a water-fowl)

meridianus

merīdiānus

adjective

of mid-day

meridiatio

merīdiātiō

noun

a mid-day nap

meridies

merīdiēs

noun

mid-day

meridio

merīdiō

verb

to take a mid-day nap

merito

meritō

adverb

according to desert

merito

meritō

verb

to earn

meritorius

meritōrius

adjective

earning money

meritum

noun

a merit

meritus

adjective

deserving

merops

noun

a bee-eater (a bird)

merso

mersō

verb

to dip

mersus

participle

p. of mergo

merula

noun

a blackbird

merum

noun

unmixed wine

merus

adjective

pure

merx

noun

goods

messis

noun

a gathering of crops

messor

noun

a reaper

messorius

messōrius

adjective

of a reaper

messus

participle

p. of 2 meto

meta

mēta

noun

a cone

metallum

noun

metal

metamorphosis

metamorphōsis

noun

a transformation

metator

mētātor

noun

one who marks off

metatus

mētātus

participle

p. of metor

metior

mētior

verb

to measure

meto

metō

verb

to reap

metor

mētor

verb

to measure

metreta

metrēta

noun

a tun

metuendus

adjective

fearful

metuens

metuēns

adjective

fearing

metuo

metuō

verb

to fear

metus

noun

fear

meus

pronoun

of me

mica

mīca

noun

a crumb

micans

micāns

adjective

twinkling

mico

micō

verb

to move quickly to and fro

micturio

micturiō

verb

to go to make water

migratio

migrātiō

noun

a removal

migro

migrō

verb

to remove

mihi

cross-reference

dat. of ego

mihi

mihī

cross-reference

dat. of ego

miles

mīles

noun

a soldier

milia

mīlia

cross-reference

plur. of mille

miliarium

mīliārium

noun

a mile-stone

miliens

mīliēns

adverb

a thousand times

milies

mīliēs

adverb

a thousand times

militaris

mīlitāris

adjective

of a soldier

militariter

mīlitāriter

adverb

in a soldierly manner

militia

mīlitia

noun

military service

milito

mīlitō

verb

to be a soldier

milium

noun

millet

mille

mīlle

adjective

a thousand

millensimus

mīllēnsimus

adjective

the thousandth

millesimum

mīllēsimum

adverb

for the thousandth time

millesimus

mīllēsimus

adjective

the thousandth

milliarium

mīlliārium

noun

a mile-stone

milliens

mīlliēns

adverb

a thousand times

millies

mīlliēs

adverb

a thousand times

miluinus

mīluīnus

adjective

resembling a kite

miluus

mīluus

noun

a bird of prey

milvinus

mīlvīnus

adjective

resembling a kite

milvus

mīlvus

noun

a bird of prey

mima

mīma

noun

a female mimic

mimice

mīmicē

adverb

farcically

mimicus

mīmicus

adjective

of mimes

mimula

mīmula

noun

a little mime

mimus

mīmus

noun

a mimic actor

mina

noun

projecting points

mina

noun

a silver mina

minaciter

mināciter

adverb

threateningly

minans

mināns

noun

one who threatens

minanter

adverb

threateningly

minatio

minātiō

noun

a threatening

minax

mināx

adjective

jutting out

Minerva

noun

the goddess of wisdom

mingo

mingō

verb

to make water

miniatulus

miniātulus

adjective

somewhat red

miniatus

miniātus

adjective

colored with red-lead

minime

minimē

adverb

least of all

minimum

adverb

very little

minimus

adjective

least

minister

adjective

subordinate

ministerium

noun

an office

ministra

noun

a female attendant

ministrator

ministrātor

noun

an attendant

ministratrix

ministrātrīx

noun

a female attendant

ministro

ministrō

verb

to attend

minitabundus

minitābundus

adjective

threatening

minitor

verb

to threaten

minium

noun

red-lead

minor

verb

to jut forth

minor

adjective

smaller

Minotaurus

Mīnōtaurus

noun

a monster with a bull's head

minume

minumē

adverb

least of all

minume

minumē

cross-reference

minumum

adverb

very little

minumus

cross-reference

minumus

adjective

least

minuo

minuō

verb

to make small

minus

adverb

less

minusculus

adjective

rather less

minutal

minūtal

noun

minced meat

minutatim

minūtātim

adverb

piecemeal

minute

minūtē

adverb

pettily

minutus

minūtus

adjective

little

mirabilis

mīrābilis

adjective

wonderful

mirabiliter

mīrābiliter

adverb

wonderfully

mirabundus

mīrābundus

adjective

wondering

miraculum

mīrāculum

noun

a marvellous thing

mirandus

mīrandus

adjective

wonderful

mirans

mīrāns

noun

an admirer

mirator

mīrātor

noun

an admirer

miratrix

mīrātrīx

noun

an admirer turba

mire

mīrē

adverb

wonderfully

mirifice

mīrificē

adverb

wonderfully

mirificus

mīrificus

adjective

wonderful

mirmillo

mirmillō

noun

a gladiator

miror

mīror

verb

to wonder

mirus

mīrus

adjective

wonderful

miscellaneum

miscellāneum

noun

a hash of broken meats

misceo

misceō

verb

to mix

miscilaneum

miscilāneum

noun

a hash of broken meats

misellus

adjective

poor

miser

adjective

wretched

miserabile

miserābile

adverb

pitiably

miserabilis

miserābilis

adjective

pitiable

miserabiliter

miserābiliter

adverb

pitiably

miserandus

adjective

lamentable

miserans

miserāns

participle

p. of miseror

miseratio

miserātiō

noun

pity

miseratus

miserātus

participle

p. of miseror

misere

miserē

adverb

wretchedly

misereor

verb

to feel pity

misereo

misereō

verb

it distresses

miseresco

miserēscō

verb

to feel pity

miseria

noun

wretchedness

misericordia

noun

tenderheartedness

misericors

adjective

tender-hearted

miseriter

adverb

pitifuly

miseritus

participle

p. of misereor

miseror

verb

to lament

missilis

adjective

that may be hurled

missio

missiō

noun

a sending

missito

missitō

verb

to send repeatedly

missor

noun

a thrower

missus

participle

p. of mitto

missus

noun

a sending away

mite

mīte

adverb

mildly

mitella

noun

a headband

mitesco

mītēscō

verb

to be softened

mitifico

mītificō

verb

to ripen

mitigatio

mītigātiō

noun

a soothing

mitigo

mītigō

verb

to soften

mitis

mītis

adjective

mild

mitisco

mītīscō

verb

to be softened

mitra

noun

a headband

mitratus

mitrātus

adjective

wearing a turban

mitto

mittō

verb

to cause to go

mitulus

mītulus

noun

an edible mussel

mixtus

mīxtus

adjective

hybrid

mnemosynum

mnēmosynum

noun

a memorial

mobilis

mōbilis

adjective

easy to move

mobilitas

mōbilitās

noun

activity

mobiliter

mōbiliter

adverb

rapidly

moderabilis

moderābilis

adjective

moderate

moderamen

moderāmen

noun

a means of managing

moderans

moderāns

participle

p. of moderor

moderate

moderātē

adverb

with moderation

moderatio

moderātiō

noun

a controlling

moderator

moderātor

noun

a manager

moderatrix

moderātrīx

noun

she who rules

moderatus

moderātus

adjective

within bounds

moderor

verb

to set a measure

modeste

modestē

adverb

with moderation

modestia

noun

moderation

modestus

adjective

keeping due measure

modice

modicē

adverb

with moderation

modicus

adjective

in proper measure

modifico

modificō

verb

to measure off

modius

noun

a corn-measure

modo

adverb

[in general] by a measure

modo

modō

adverb

[in general] by a measure

modulate

modulātē

adverb

measuredly

modulator

modulātor

noun

in music

modulor

verb

to measure

modulus

noun

a small measure

modus

noun

a measure

moecha

noun

an adulteress

moechor

verb

to commit adultery

moechus

noun

a fornicator

moene

noun

defensive walls

moenimentum

moenīmentum

noun

a defence

moenio

moeniō

verb

to wall

moenus

noun

a service

moer

cross-reference

moerus

noun

a wall

moest

cross-reference

mola

noun

a millstone

molaris

molāris

noun

a millstone

moles

mōlēs

noun

a shapeless mass

moleste

molestē

adverb

with trouble

molestia

noun

trouble

molestus

adjective

troublesome

molimen

mōlīmen

noun

a great exertion

molimentum

mōlīmentum

noun

a great exertion

molior

mōlior

verb

to make exertion

molitio

mōlītiō

noun

a removing

molitor

mōlītor

noun

a framer

molitus

mōlītus

participle

p. of molior

molitus

participle

p. of molo

mollesco

mollēscō

verb

to become soft

mollicellus

adjective

soft

molliculus

adjective

voluptuous

mollio

molliō

verb

to make soft

mollipes

mollipēs

adjective

soft-footed

mollis

adjective

yielding

molliter

adverb

softly

mollitia

noun

pliability

mollities

mollitiēs

noun

pliability

mollities

mollitiēs

noun

pliability

mollitudo

mollitūdō

noun

suppleness

mollitus

mollītus

participle

p. of mollio

molo

molō

verb

to grind

Molorchus

noun

a poor vine-dresser who entertained Hercules

moly

mōly

noun

a magic herb

momentum

mōmentum

noun

a movement

monedula

monēdula

noun

a jackdaw

monens

monēns

noun

one who counsels

moneo

moneō

verb

to remind

moneris

monēris

noun

a vessel with a single bank of oars

Moneta

Monēta

noun

the mother of the Muses

monetalis

monētālis

adjective

of the mint

monile

monīle

noun

a necklace

monimentum

noun

that which brings to mind

monitio

monitiō

noun

a warning

monitor

noun

one who reminds

monitum

noun

an admonition

monitus

participle

p. of moneo

monitus

noun

a reminding

monogrammos

adjective

of a mere line

monopodium

noun

a stand

mons

mōns

noun

a mountain

monstratio

mōnstrātiō

noun

a showing

monstrator

mōnstrātor

noun

an introducer

monstratus

mōnstrātus

adjective

conspicuous

monstro

mōnstrō

verb

to point out

monstrum

mōnstrum

noun

a divine omen

monstruose

mōnstruōsē

adverb

unnaturally

monstruosus

mōnstruōsus

adjective

strange

montanus

montānus

adjective

of mountains

monticola

noun

a mountaineer

montivagus

adjective

wandering over mountains

montosus

montōsus

adjective

mountainous

montuosus

montuōsus

adjective

mountainous

monumentum

noun

that which brings to mind

mopsopius

adjective

athenian

mora

noun

a division of Spartan infantry (400 or 700 men)

mora

noun

a delay

moralis

mōrālis

adjective

of morals

morans

morāns

adjective

delaying

morator

morātor

noun

a delayer

moratus

mōrātus

adjective

mannered

moratus

morātus

adjective

belated

morbosus

morbōsus

adjective

debauched

morbus

noun

a sickness

mordaciter

mordāciter

adverb

bitingly

mordax

mordāx

adjective

biting

mordeo

mordeō

verb

to bite

mordicus

adverb

by biting

moretum

morētum

noun

a rustic dish made of garlic

moribundus

adjective

dying

moriens

moriēns

adjective

dying

morigeror

mōrigeror

verb

to comply with

morigerus

mōrigerus

adjective

compliant

morior

verb

to die

morior

verb

to die

moriturus

moritūrus

participle

p. of morior

mormyr

noun

a fish of Pontus

moror

verb

to delay

morose

mōrōsē

adverb

peevishly

morositas

mōrōsitās

noun

peevishness

morosus

mōrōsus

adjective

wayward

mors

noun

death

morsum

noun

a bit

morsus

participle

p. of mordeo

morsus

noun

a biting

mortalis

mortālis

adjective

subject to death

mortalitas

mortālitās

noun

subjection to death

mortarium

mortārium

noun

a mortar

mortifer

adjective

death-bringing

mortuus

adjective

dead

morum

mōrum

noun

a mulberry

morus

mōrus

noun

a mulberry-tree

mos

mōs

noun

a will

motio

mōtiō

noun

a moving

moto

mōtō

verb

to keep moving

motus

mōtus

noun

a moving

motus

mōtus

adjective

moved

movendus

participle

p. of moveo

movens

movēns

adjective

movable

moveo

moveō

verb

to move

mox

adverb

soon

muccidus

adjective

mouldy

mucidus

mūcidus

adjective

mouldy

mucro

mucrō

noun

a sharp point

mucus

mūcus

cross-reference

snivel

mugiens

mugiēns

participle

p. of mugio

mugilis

mūgilis

noun

a sea-fish (perh. the mullet)

muginor

mūginor

verb

to ponder

mugio

mūgiō

verb

to low

mugitus

mūgītus

noun

a lowing

mula

mūla

noun

a she-mule

mulceo

mulceō

verb

to stroke

Mulciber

noun

a surname of Vulcan

mulco

mulcō

verb

to beat

mulcta

noun

a money penalty

mulcta

cross-reference

mulctaticius

mulctātīcius

adjective

of fines

mulctaticius

mulctātīcius

cross-reference

mulctatio

mulctātiō

cross-reference

mulctatio

mulctātiō

noun

a penalty

mulcto

mulctō

cross-reference

mulcto

mulctō

verb

to punish

mulctra

noun

a milking-pail

mulctralium

mulctrālium

noun

a milking-pail

mulctrarium

mulctrārium

noun

a milking-pail

mulctrum

noun

a milking-pail

mulgeo

mulgeō

verb

to milk

muliebris

adjective

of a woman

muliebriter

adverb

in the manner of a woman

mulier

noun

a woman

mulierarius

mulierārius

adjective

of a woman

muliercula

noun

a little woman

mulierositas

mulierōsitās

noun

an excessive fondness for women

mulierosus

mulierōsus

adjective

devoted to women

mulinus

mūlīnus

adjective

of a mule

mulio

mūliō

noun

a mule-keeper

mulionius

mūliōnius

adjective

of a mule-driver

mullus

mūllus

noun

a mullet

mulsum

noun

honey-wine

multa

noun

a money penalty

multa

adverb

much

multaticius

multātīcius

adjective

of fines

multatio

multātiō

noun

a penalty

multicavus

adjective

manyholed

multicium

multīcium

noun

a soft dress

multifariam

multifāriam

adverb

on many sides

multifidus

adjective

many-cleft

multiformis

multifōrmis

adjective

manyshaped

multiforus

adjective

pierced with many holes

multiiugus

adjective

yoked many together

multimodis

adverb

in many ways

multiplex

adjective

with many folds

multiplicabilis

multiplicābilis

adjective

manifold

multiplico

multiplicō

verb

to multiply

multitudo

multitūdō

noun

a great number

multivolus

adjective

of many desires

multo

multō

verb

to punish

multo

multō

adverb

by much

multum

adverb

much

multus

adjective

many

mulus

mūlus

noun

a mule

mundanus

mundānus

noun

a citizen of the world

munditia

noun

cleanliness

mundus

noun

toilet ornament

mundus

adjective

clean

muneror

mūneror

verb

to give

municeps

mūniceps

noun

an inhabitant of a free town

municipalis

mūnicipālis

adjective

of a municipality

municipium

mūnicipium

noun

a free town

munifice

mūnificē

adverb

bountifully

munificentia

mūnificentia

noun

bountifulness

munificus

mūnificus

adjective

bountiful

munimen

mūnīmen

noun

a defence

munimentum

mūnīmentum

noun

a defence

munio

mūniō

verb

to wall

munitio

mūnītiō

noun

a defending

munito

mūnītō

verb

to make passable

munitor

mūnītor

noun

a fortifier

munitus

mūnītus

adjective

defended

munium

mūnium

noun

duties

munus

mūnus

noun

a service

munusculum

mūnusculum

noun

a small gift

muraena

mūraena

noun

a murena (a sea-fish; a delicacy)

muralis

mūrālis

adjective

of a wall

Murcia

noun

venus as goddess of sloth

murena

mūrēna

noun

a murena (a sea-fish; a delicacy)

murena

mūrena

cross-reference

murex

mūrex

noun

the purple-fish (a prickly shellfish)

muria

noun

brine

murmillo

murmillō

noun

a gladiator

murmillo

murmillō

cross-reference

murmur

noun

a murmur

murmuro

murmurō

verb

to murmur

murra

noun

the myrrh-tree

murreus

adjective

of fluorspar

murreus

adjective

anointed with myrrh

murrha

noun

the myrrh-tree

murrinum

noun

(sc. vasa)

murtetum

murtētum

noun

a myrtlewood

murteus

adjective

of myrtles

murtum

noun

the fruit of the myrtle

murtum

cross-reference

murtus

noun

a myrtle

murtus

cross-reference

murus

mūrus

noun

a wall

mus

mūs

noun

a mouse

Musa

Mūsa

noun

a muse

musca

noun

a fly

muscipulum

mūscipulum

noun

a mousetrap

muscosus

mūscōsus

adjective

full of moss

musculus

mūsculus

noun

a little mouse

muscus

mūscus

noun

moss

musica

mūsica

noun

the art of music

musicus

mūsicus

adjective

of music

mussito

mussitō

verb

to mutter

musso

mussō

verb

to speak low

mustaceum

mustāceum

noun

a must-cake

mustela

mustēla

noun

a weasel

mustelinus

mustēlīnus

adjective

of a weasel

mustella

noun

a weasel

mustellinus

mustellīnus

adjective

of a weasel

mustum

noun

fresh grape-juice

mutabilis

mūtābilis

adjective

changeable

mutabilitas

mūtābilitās

noun

changeableness

mutatio

mūtātiō

noun

a changing

mutatus

mūtātus

adjective

different

mutilo

mutilō

verb

to cut off

mutilus

adjective

maimed

mutio

mūtiō

cross-reference

mutio

mūtiō

verb

to mutter

muto

mūtō

noun

the penis

muto

mūtō

verb

[of motion] to move

muttio

muttiō

verb

to mutter

mutuatio

mūtuātiō

noun

a borrowing

mutuatus

mūtuātus

participle

p. of mutuor

mutue

mūtuē

adverb

mutually

mutuor

mūtuor

verb

to borrow

mutuo

mūtuō

adverb

mutually

mutus

mūtus

adjective

dumb

mutuus

mūtuus

adjective

borrowed

myoparo

myoparō

noun

a small warship

myrica

myrīca

noun

the tamarisk (a shrub)

myrmillo

myrmillō

noun

a gladiator

myrrh

cross-reference

myrrha

noun

the myrrh-tree

myrrheus

adjective

anointed with myrrh

myrrinum

noun

(sc. vasa)

myrteta

myrtēta

cross-reference

myrtetum

myrtētum

noun

a myrtlewood

myrteus

adjective

of myrtles

myrtum

noun

the fruit of the myrtle

myrtus

noun

a myrtle

mystaceum

mystāceum

noun

a must-cake

mystagogus

mystagōgus

noun

a guide to mysteries

mysterium

mystērium

noun

a secret service

mystes

mystēs

noun

a priest of the mysteries

mysticus

adjective

of secret rites

mytilus

mȳtilus

cross-reference

mytulus

mȳtulus

cross-reference