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interjection

O! oh!

interjection

O! oh!

preposition

[with verbs of motion] towards

obaeratus

obaerātus

adjective

involved in debt

obambulo

obambulō

verb

to walk before

obarmo

obarmō

verb

to arm

obaro

obarō

verb

to plough around

obcaeco

obcaecō

verb

to make blind

obcurro

obcurrō

verb

to run up

obdo

obdō

verb

to put against

obdormisco

obdormīscō

verb

to fall asleep

obduco

obdūcō

verb

to draw before

obductio

obductiō

noun

a covering

obductus

adjective

overspread

obduresco

obdūrēscō

verb

to grow hard

obduro

obdūrō

verb

to be hard

obediens

obediēns

adjective

obedient

obedienter

obēdienter

adverb

obediently

obedientia

obēdientia

noun

obedience

obedio

obēdiō

verb

to give ear

obeliscus

noun

an obelisk

obeo

obeō

verb

to go

obequito

obequitō

verb

to ride towards

oberro

oberrō

verb

to wander among

obesus

ōbēsus

adjective

that has eaten

obex

ōbex

noun

a bolt

obf

cross-reference

obfero

obferō

verb

to bring before

obficio

obficiō

verb

to come in the way of

obfundo

obfundō

verb

to pour before

obgannio

obganniō

verb

to snarl at

obiacens

obiacēns

adjective

lying before

obicio

obiciō

verb

to throw before

obiectatio

obiectātiō

noun

a reproach

obiecto

obiectō

verb

to set against

obiectus

noun

a putting against

obiectus

adjective

lying before

obiratus

obīrātus

adjective

angered

obiter

adverb

on the way

obitus

noun

an approach

obiurgatio

obiūrgātiō

noun

a chiding

obiurgator

obiūrgātor

noun

a chider

obiurgatorius

obiūrgātōrius

adjective

chiding

obiurgo

obiūrgō

verb

to chide

oblanguesco

oblanguēscō

verb

to become feeble

oblatus

oblātus

participle

p. of offero

oblectamen

oblectāmen

noun

a delight

oblectamentum

oblectāmentum

noun

a delight

oblectatio

oblectātiō

noun

a delighting

oblecto

oblectō

verb

to delight

oblicus

oblīcus

adjective

sidelong

oblicus

oblīcus

cross-reference

oblido

oblīdō

verb

to squeeze together

obligatio

obligātiō

noun

an engaging

obligo

obligō

verb

to bind up

oblimo

oblīmō

verb

to cover with mud

oblino

oblinō

verb

to daub

oblique

oblīquē

adverb

athwart

obliquo

oblīquō

verb

to turn aside

obliquus

oblīquus

adjective

sidelong

oblitero

oblīterō

verb

to blot out

oblitesco

oblitēscō

verb

to hide

oblittero

oblitterō

verb

to blot out

oblitus

oblītus

adjective

forgetful

oblitus

participle

p. of oblino

oblivio

oblīviō

noun

a being forgotten

obliviosus

oblīviōsus

adjective

that easily forgets

obliviscor

oblīvīscor

verb

to forget

oblivium

oblīvium

noun

forgetfulness

oblongus

adjective

more long than wide

obloquor

verb

to speak against

obluctor

verb

to struggle against

obmolior

obmōlior

verb

to push before

obmurmuro

obmurmurō

verb

to murmur against

obmutesco

obmūtēscō

verb

to become dumb

obnatus

obnātus

adjective

growing on

obnitor

obnītor

verb

to bear upon

obnixe

obnīxē

adverb

with all one's strength

obnixus

obnīxus

adjective

strenuous

obnoxie

obnoxiē

adverb

slavishly

obnoxius

adjective

liable

obnubilus

obnūbilus

adjective

clouded over

obnubo

obnūbō

verb

to veil

obnuntiatio

obnūntiātiō

noun

of an augur

obnuntio

obnūntiō

verb

to tell

oboediens

oboediēns

adjective

obedient

oboedienter

adverb

obediently

oboedientia

noun

obedience

oboedio

oboediō

verb

to give ear

obolus

noun

a small Greek coin

oborior

verb

to arise

obpedo

obpēdō

verb

to break wind at

obpeto

obpetō

verb

to go to meet

obpono

obpōnō

verb

to set against

obprobrium

noun

a reproach

obrepo

obrēpō

verb

to creep up

obrigesco

obrigēscō

verb

to stiffen

obrogo

obrogō

verb

to repeal by implication

obruo

obruō

verb

to overwhelm

obrussa

noun

a test

obrutus

participle

p. of obruo

obs

cross-reference

obsaepio

obsaepiō

verb

to hedge in

obsaturo

obsaturō

verb

to sate

obscaene

obscaenē

adverb

immodestly

obscaenitas

obscaenitās

noun

moral impurity

obscene

obscēnē

adverb

immodestly

obscenitas

obscēnitās

noun

moral impurity

obscenus

obscēnus

adjective

of adverse omen

obscuratio

obscūrātiō

noun

a darkening

obscure

obscūrē

adverb

darkly

obscuritas

obscūritās

noun

darkness

obscuro

obscūrō

verb

to render dark

obscurus

obscūrus

adjective

dark

obsecratio

obsecrātiō

noun

a beseeching

obsecro

obsecrō

verb

to beseech

obsecundo

obsecundō

verb

to comply

obsequens

obsequēns

adjective

yielding

obsequenter

adverb

compliantly

obsequentia

noun

complaisance

obsequium

noun

compliance

obsequor

verb

to comply

obsero

obserō

verb

to sow

obsero

obserō

verb

to bolt

observans

observāns

adjective

watchful

observantia

noun

attention

observatio

observātiō

noun

a watching

observito

observitō

verb

to watch carefully

observo

observō

verb

to watch

obses

noun

a hostage

obsessio

obsessiō

noun

a blocking up

obsessor

noun

a frequenter

obsessus

participle

p. of obsideo

obsideo

obsideō

verb

to sit

obsidialis

obsidiālis

adjective

of a siege

obsidio

obsidiō

noun

a siege

obsidium

noun

a siege

obsidium

noun

the condition of a hostage

obsido

obsīdō

verb

to beset

obsignator

obsīgnātor

noun

a sealer

obsigno

obsīgnō

verb

to seal

obsisto

obsistō

verb

to take place before

obsitus

participle

p. of 2 obsero

obsolefio

obsolefiō

verb

to wear out

obsolesco

obsolēscō

verb

to wear out

obsolete

obsolētē

adverb

in an old style

obsoletus

obsolētus

adjective

old

obsonium

obsōnium

noun

a relish

obsono

obsōnō

verb

to buy provisions

obstans

obstāns

noun

an obstruction

obstetrix

obstetrīx

noun

a midwife

obstinate

obstinātē

adverb

firmly

obstinatio

obstinātiō

noun

firmness

obstinatus

obstinātus

adjective

resolved

obstino

obstinō

verb

to resolve

obstipesco

obstipēscō

verb

to become senseless

obstipus

obstīpus

adjective

inclined

obstitrix

obstitrīx

noun

a midwife

obstitus

adjective

opposite

obsto

obstō

verb

to stand before

obstrepo

obstrepō

verb

to make a noise against

obstringo

obstringō

verb

to shut in

obstructio

obstrūctiō

noun

an obstruction

obstrudo

obstrūdō

verb

to thrust upon

obstrudo

obstrūdō

cross-reference

obstruo

obstruō

verb

to build against

obstupefacio

obstupefaciō

verb

to astonish

obstupesco

obstupēscō

verb

to become senseless

obsum

verb

to be against

obsuo

obsuō

verb

to sew on

obsurdesco

obsurdēscō

verb

to become deaf

obtego

obtegō

verb

to cover over

obtemperatio

obtemperātiō

noun

a complying

obtempero

obtemperō

verb

to comply

obtendo

obtendō

verb

to spread before

obtentus

noun

a drawing over

obtentus

participle

p. of obtendo

obtero

obterō

verb

(subj plup. obtri_sset)

obtestatio

obtestātiō

noun

an adjuration

obtestor

verb

to call as a witness

obtexo

obtexō

verb

to weave over

obticeo

obticeō

verb

to be silent

obticesco

obticēscō

verb

to be struck silent

obtineo

obtineō

verb

to hold fast

obtingo

obtingō

verb

to fall to the lot of

obtorpesco

obtorpēscō

verb

to grow stiff

obtorqueo

obtorqueō

verb

to twist

obtrectatio

obtrectātiō

noun

a belittling

obtrectator

obtrectātor

noun

a detractor

obtrecto

obtrectō

verb

to detract from

obtritus

obtrītus

participle

p. of obtero

obtrudo

obtrūdō

verb

to thrust upon

obtrunco

obtruncō

verb

to cut down

obtundo

obtundō

verb

to blunt

obtunsus

obtūnsus

adjective

see obtu_sus

obtunsus

obtūnsus

adjective

blunt

obturbo

obturbō

verb

to make turbid

obturo

obtūrō

verb

to stuff

obtusus

obtūsus

adjective

blunt

obtutus

obtūtus

noun

a looking at

obumbro

obumbrō

verb

to overshadow

obuncus

adjective

bent in

obustus

obūstus

cross-reference

obvallatus

obvāllātus

cross-reference

obvenio

obveniō

verb

to come up to

obversor

verb

to make an appearance

obversus

adjective

turned against

obverto

obvertō

verb

to turn towards

ob viam

adverb

in the way

obviam

adverb

in the way

obvius

adjective

in the way

obvolvo

obvolvō

verb

to wrap round

occaeco

occaecō

verb

to make blind

occallesco

occallēscō

verb

to grow callous

occano

occanō

verb

to blow into

occasio

occāsiō

noun

an opportunity

occasus

occāsus

noun

a falling

occasus

occāsus

participle

p. of 2 occido

occatio

occātiō

noun

a harrowing

occecini

occecinī

cross-reference

perf. of occino

occento

occentō

verb

to satirize in song

occidens

occidēns

noun

the sunset

occidio

occīdiō

noun

a massacre

occido

occīdō

verb

to strike down

occido

occidō

verb

to fall down

occiduus

adjective

going down

occino

occinō

verb

to sing inauspiciously

occipio

occipiō

verb

to begin

occisio

occīsiō

noun

a massacre

occisus

occīsus

participle

p. of 1 occi_do

occludo

occlūdō

verb

to shut up

occo

occō

verb

to harrow

occubo

occubō

verb

to lie low

occulco

occulcō

verb

to tread down

occulo

occulō

verb

to cover

occultatio

occultātiō

noun

a covering

occultator

occultātor

noun

a concealer

occulte

occultē

adverb

in concealment

occulto

occultō

verb

to hide

occultus

adjective

covered up

occumbo

occumbō

verb

to fall in death

occupatio

occupātiō

noun

a taking possession

occupatus

occupātus

adjective

taken up

occupo

occupō

verb

to take into possession

occurro

occurrō

verb

to run up

occursatio

occursātiō

noun

a running to meet

occurso

occursō

verb

to run to meet

occursus

noun

a meeting

Oceanus

Ōceanus

noun

the great sea

ocellus

noun

a little eye

ocior

ōcior

adjective

swifter

ocius

ōcius

adverb

more quickly

ocrea

noun

a greave

ocreatus

ocreātus

adjective

greaved

octaphoros

octāphoros

adjective

carried by eight bearers

octavum

octāvum

adverb

for the eighth time

octavus

octāvus

adjective

the eighth

octavusdecimus

octāvusdecimus

adjective

the eighteenth

octiens

octiēns

adverb

eight times

octies

octiēs

adverb

eight times

octingentesimus

octingentēsimus

adjective

the eight hundredth

octipes

octipēs

adjective

eight-footed. Cancer

octiplicatus

octiplicātus

adjective

multiplied by eight

octo

octō

adjective

eight

October

Octōber

adjective

of the eighth month (later the tenth)

octodecim

octōdecim

adjective

eighteen

octogeni

octōgēnī

adjective

eighty each

octogensimus

octōgēnsimus

adjective

the eightieth

octogesimus

octōgēsimus

adjective

the eightieth

octogiens

octōgiēns

adjective

eighty times

octogies

octōgiēs

adjective

eighty times

octoginta

octōgintā

adjective

eighty

octoiugis

octōiugis

adjective

eight in a team

octoni

octōnī

adjective

eight each

octophoros

octōphoros

adjective

carried by eight bearers

octuplicatus

octuplicātus

adjective

multiplied by eight

octuplus

adjective

eightfold

octussis

noun

eight asses (only abl plur.)

oculus

noun

an eye

odiernus

adjective

of this day

odio

ōdiō

verb

to hate

odiose

odiōsē

adverb

hatefully

odiosus

odiōsus

adjective

hateful

odium

noun

hatred

odor

noun

a smell

odoratio

odōrātiō

noun

a smelling

odoratus

odōrātus

adjective

that has a smell

odoratus

odōrātus

noun

a smelling

odorifer

odōrifer

adjective

spreading odor

odoror

odōror

verb

to smell at

odoro

odōrō

verb

to make fragrant

odorus

odōrus

adjective

emitting odor

odos

odōs

noun

a smell

oeconomicus

adjective

of domestic economy

Oedipus

Oedipūs

noun

a king of Thebes

oenophorum

noun

a wine-holder

oenus

adjective

one

oestrus

noun

a gad-fly

oesus

noun

(old form of usus)

oesypum

noun

the refuse of wool

ofella

noun

a bite

offa

noun

a bit

offendo

offendō

verb

to hit

offensa

offēnsa

noun

disfavor

offensio

offēnsiō

noun

a striking against

offensiuncula

offēnsiuncula

noun

a slight offence

offenso

offēnsō

verb

to strike

offensus

offēnsus

adjective

offended

offero

offerō

verb

to bring before

officina

officīna

noun

a workshop

officio

officiō

verb

to come in the way of

officiose

officiōsē

adverb

courteously

officiosus

officiōsus

adjective

full of courtesy

officium

noun

a service

offigo

offīgō

verb

to drive in

offirmatus

offīrmātus

adjective

firm

offirmo

offīrmō

verb

to hold fast

offulgeo

offulgeō

verb

to shine upon

offundo

offundō

verb

to pour before

offusus

offūsus

participle

p. of offundo

of persons

noun

a set

oggannio

ogganniō

verb

to snarl at

ōh

interjection

O! oh!

interjection

O! oh!

ohe

ohē

interjection

interj.

ohe

ōhē

interjection

interj.

oiei

interjection

interj.

oinos

adjective

old for unus

old perpurigo

old perpūrigō

verb

to cleanse thoroughly

olea

noun

an olive

oleaginus

oleāginus

adjective

of the olive-tree

olearius

oleārius

adjective

of oil

oleaster

noun

the wild olive-tree

olens

olēns

adjective

smelling

oleo

oleō

verb

to emit a smell

oleum

noun

oil

olfacio

olfaciō

verb

to smell

olidus

adjective

smelling

olim

ōlim

adverb

at that time

olitor

cross-reference

olitorius

olitōrius

cross-reference

oliva

olīva

noun

an olive

olivetum

olīvētum

noun

an olive-grove

olivifer

olīvifer

adjective

olivebearing

olivom

olīvom

noun

oil

olivum

olīvum

noun

oil

olla

ōlla

noun

a pot

olle

pronoun

that

olli

ollī

cross-reference

ollis

ollīs

cross-reference

ollos

ollōs

cross-reference

olor

noun

a swan

olorinus

olōrīnus

adjective

of swans

olus

cross-reference

{*}

olus

noun

kitchen herbs

olusculum

cross-reference

{*}

Olympiacus

adjective

olympic

Olympias

noun

an Olympiad

Olympicus

adjective

of the Olympic games

Olympium

noun

the Olympic games

Olympos

noun

a high mountain on the borders of Macedonia and Thessaly

Olympus

noun

a high mountain on the borders of Macedonia and Thessaly

omasum

omāsum

noun

bullock's tripe

omen

ōmen

noun

a foreboding

omentum

ōmentum

noun

fat

ominor

ōminor

verb

to forbode

omissus

adjective

negligent

omitto

omittō

verb

to let go

omnigenus

adjective

of all kinds

omnino

omnīnō

adverb

altogether

omniparens

omniparēns

adjective

allbearing

omnipotens

omnipotēns

adjective

almighty

omnis

adjective

[plural] all

omnivagus

adjective

roving everywhere

omnivolus

adjective

willing all things

onager

noun

a wild ass

onerarius

onerārius

adjective

of burden

onero

onerō

verb

to load

onerosus

onerōsus

adjective

burdensome

onus

noun

a load

onustus

adjective

loaded

onyx

noun

a vessel of onyx

opacitas

opācitās

noun

shadiness

opaco

opācō

verb

to make shady

opacus

opācus

adjective

in the shade

opella

noun

a bit of labor

opera

noun

service

operans

operāns

participle

p. of operor

operarius

operārius

adjective

of labor

operatus

operātus

participle

p. of operor

operculum

noun

a cover

operimentum

operīmentum

noun

a covering

operio

operiō

verb

to cover

operior

verb

to wait

operior

cross-reference

operor

verb

to work

operose

operōsē

adverb

painfully

operosus

operōsus

adjective

full of labor

opertus

adjective

hidden

opes

cross-reference

plur. of ops

opicus

adjective

oscan

opifer

adjective

aidbringing

opifex

noun

a worker

opilio

ōpiliō

noun

a shepherd

opimus

opīmus

adjective

fat

opinabilis

opīnābilis

adjective

conjectural

opinans

opīnāns

participle

p. of opinor

opinatio

opīnātiō

noun

a supposition

opinato

opīnātō

adverb

[only with nec] unexpectedly

opinator

opīnātōr

noun

a conjecturer

opinatus

opīnātus

adjective

supposed

opinio

opīniō

noun

opinion

opiniosus

opīniōsus

adjective

opinor

opīnor

verb

to be of opinion

opinus

opīnus

adjective

supposing

opipare

opiparē

adverb

richly

opis

cross-reference

gen. sing. of (ops)

opitulor

verb

to bring aid

opobalsamum

noun

the juice of the balsam-tree

oporteo

oporteō

verb

it is necessary

oportunitas

oportūnitās

noun

fitness

oportunus

oportūnus

adjective

fit

oppedo

oppēdō

verb

to break wind at

opperior

verb

to wait

oppeto

oppetō

verb

to go to meet

oppidanus

oppidānus

adjective

of a town

oppido

oppidō

adverb

very

oppidulum

noun

a village

oppidum

noun

a town

oppignero

oppīgnerō

verb

to give as a pledge

oppilo

oppīlō

verb

to stop up

oppleo

oppleō

verb

to fill completely

oppono

oppōnō

verb

to set against

opportune

opportūnē

adverb

filly

opportunitas

opportūnitās

noun

fitness

opportunus

opportūnus

adjective

fit

oppositus

noun

a placing against

oppositus

adjective

standing against

oppressio

oppressiō

noun

a pressing down

opprimo

opprimō

verb

to press against

opprobrium

noun

a reproach

oppugnatio

oppūgnātiō

noun

a storming

oppugnator

oppūgnātor

noun

an assaulter

oppugno

oppūgnō

verb

to fight against

ops

noun

aid

opsonium

opsōnium

noun

a relish

opstetrix

opstetrīx

noun

a midwife

opstruo

opstruō

verb

to build against

optabilis

optābilis

adjective

to be wished

optandus

adjective

desirable

optatio

optātiō

noun

a wishing

optato

optātō

adverb

as desired

optatus

optātus

adjective

wished

optempero

optemperō

verb

to comply

optero

opterō

verb

(subj plup. obtri_sset)

optimas

optimās

adjective

of the best

optime

optimē

adverb

[of manner] best

optimus

adjective

best

optineo

optineō

verb

to hold fast

optio

optiō

noun

an adjutant

optio

optiō

noun

choice

optivus

optīvus

adjective

chosen

opto

optō

verb

to choose

optumas

optumās

adjective

of the best

optume

optumē

adverb

[of manner] best

optumus

adjective

best

opulens

opulēns

adjective

rich

opulenter

adverb

richly

opulentia

noun

riches

opulento

opulentō

verb

to make rich

opulentus

adjective

rich

opus

noun

work

opusculum

noun

a little work

ora

ōra

noun

a cable

ora

ōra

noun

an extremity

oraclum

ōrāclum

noun

a divine announcement

oraculum

ōrāculum

noun

a divine announcement

oratio

ōrātiō

noun

a speaking

oratiuncula

ōrātiuncula

noun

a little speech

orator

ōrātor

noun

a speaker

oratorie

ōrātōriē

adverb

oratorically

oratorius

ōrātōrius

adjective

of an orator

oratrix

ōrātrīx

noun

she that prays

oratum

ōrātum

noun

an entreaty

oratus

ōrātus

noun

a praying

orbator

orbātor

noun

one who deprives of children

orbatus

orbātus

participle

p. of orbo

orbis

noun

a ring

orbita

noun

a track

orbitas

orbitās

noun

destitution

orbo

orbō

verb

to deprive

orbus

adjective

deprived

orca

ōrca

noun

a large-bellied vessel

orchas

noun

an olive of oblong shape

orchestra

orchēstra

noun

part of the theatre in which the senate sat

Orcus

noun

the Lower World

ordeum

noun

barley

ordinarius

ōrdinārius

adjective

[of order] usual

ordinatim

ōrdinātim

adverb

in order

ordinatus

ōrdinātus

adjective

arranged

ordino

ōrdinō

verb

to order

ordior

ōrdior

verb

to begin a web

ordo

ōrdō

noun

a row

Oreas

Orēas

noun

a mountain-nymph

orexis

noun

a longing

organum

noun

a musical instrument

Orgetorix

Orgetorīx

noun

a chief of the Helvetii

orgium

noun

the orgies

orichalcum

noun

yellow copper ore

oricilla

noun

an ear-lap

oriens

oriēns

noun

the rising sun

origo

orīgō

noun

a beginning

orior

verb

to arise

orior

verb

to arise

Orion

Orīōn

noun

a mythical giant

Orion

Ōrīōn

noun

a mythical giant

oriundus

adjective

descended

oriza

orīza

noun

rice

ornamentum

ōrnāmentum

noun

apparatus

ornate

ōrnātē

adverb

ornamentally

ornatrix

ōrnātrīx

noun

a female adorner

ornatus

ōrnātus

noun

splendid dress

ornatus

ōrnātus

adjective

fitted out

orno

ōrnō

verb

to fit out

ornus

noun

the wild mountain-ash

oro

ōrō

verb

to speak

orsum

ōrsum

noun

[plural] an undertaking

orsus

ōrsus

noun

a beginning

orsus

ōrsus

participle

p. of ordior

ortus

noun

a rising

ortus

adjective

sprung

oryx

noun

a gazelle

oryza

orȳza

noun

rice

noun

bone

ōs

noun

the mouth

oscen

ōscen

noun

a singing-bird

oscillum

ōscillum

noun

a little face

oscitans

ōscitāns

adjective

listless

oscitanter

ōscitanter

adverb

carelessly

oscito

ōscitō

verb

to open the mouth wide

osculatio

ōsculātiō

noun

a kissing

osculor

ōsculor

verb

to kiss

osculum

ōsculum

noun

a little mouth

osseus

adjective

of bone

ostendo

ostendō

verb

to stretch out

ostentatio

ostentātiō

noun

a showing

ostentator

ostentātor

noun

a displayer

ostento

ostentō

verb

to present to view

ostentum

noun

a prodigy

ostentus

noun

a showing

ostentus

participle

p. of ostendo

ostiarium

ōstiārium

noun

a tax upon doors

ostiatim

ōstiātim

adverb

from door to door

Ostiensis

Ōstiēnsis

adjective

of Ostia

ostium

ōstium

noun

a door

ostrea

noun

an oyster

ostreosus

ostreōsus

adjective

abounding in oysters

ostreum

noun

an oyster

ostrifer

adjective

producing oysters

ostrinus

ostrīnus

adjective

purple

ostrum

noun

the blood [sea]snail

osurus

ōsūrus

participle

pP. of odi

osus

ōsus

participle

pP. of odi

otior

ōtior

verb

to be at leisure

otiose

ōtiōsē

adverb

at leisure

otiosus

ōtiōsus

adjective

at leisure

otium

ōtium

noun

leisure

ovans

ovāns

adjective

exulting

ovatus

ovātus

participle

p. of ovo

ovile

ovīle

noun

a sheepfold

ovillus

ovīllus

adjective

of sheep

ovis

noun

a sheep

ovo

ovō

verb

to exult

ovum

ōvum

noun

an egg