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tabella

noun

a small board

tabellarius

tabellārius

adjective

of a ballot

tabeo

tābeō

verb

to melt away

taberna

noun

a rude dwelling

tabernaculum

tabernāculum

noun

a tent

tabernarius

tabernārius

noun

a shop-keeper

tabes

tābēs

noun

a wasting

tabesco

tābēscō

verb

to dwindle

tabidus

tābidus

adjective

wasting away

tabificus

tābificus

adjective

melting

tabula

noun

a board

tabularium

tabulārium

noun

a public registry

tabulatio

tabulātiō

noun

a planking

tabulatum

tabulātum

noun

a board-work

tabum

tābum

noun

only abl. sing

tacendum

noun

things not to be spoken

taceo

taceō

verb

to be silent

Tacita

noun

the goddess of Silence

tacite

tacitē

adverb

silently

taciturnitas

taciturnitās

noun

a keeping silent

taciturnus

adjective

not talkative

tacitus

adjective

passed in silence

tactio

tāctiō

noun

a touching

tactus

tāctus

participle

p. of tango

tactus

tāctus

noun

a touching

taeda

noun

a resinous pine-tree

taedeo

taedeō

verb

to excite loathing

taedifer

adjective

torch-bearing

taedium

noun

weariness

taenia

noun

a band

taeter

adjective

offensive

taetre

taetrē

adverb

foully

tagax

tagāx

adjective

apt to touch

talaria

tālāria

cross-reference

talaris

tālāris

adjective

of the ankles

talarius

tālārius

adjective

of dice

Talassius

noun

a wedding salutation

talea

tālea

noun

a slender staff

talentum

noun

a talent

talis

tālis

adjective

such

talpa

noun

a mole

talus

tālus

noun

an ankle

tam

adverb

[correl. with quam in comparisons implying equality of degree] in such a degree

tam diu

tam diū

adverb

i. Of a definite time

tamdiu

tamdiū

adverb

i. Of a definite time

tamen

adverb

[after a concessive or conditional particle] notwithstanding

tamenetsi

tamenetsī

conjunction

notwithstanding that

tametsi

tametsī

conjunction

in concession

tamquam

adverb

as much as

Tanaquil

noun

the wife of Tarquinius Priscus

tandem

adverb

at length

tango

tangō

verb

to touch

tanquam

adverb

as much as

Tantalides

Tantalidēs

noun

a descendant of Tantalus

Tantalis

noun

a descendant of Tantalus

Tantalos

noun

a king of Phrygia

Tantalus

noun

a king of Phrygia

tantillus

adjective

so little

tantisper

adverb

for so long a time

tantopere

adverb

so earnestly

tantulum

adverb

so little

tantulus

adjective

so little

tantum

adverb

so much

tantumdem

noun

just so much

tantummodo

adverb

only

tantundem

noun

just so much

tantus

adjective

of such size

tantusdem

cross-reference

tapes

tapēs

noun

a heavy cloth with inwrought figures

tapetum

tapētum

noun

a heavy cloth with inwrought figures

tarde

tardē

adverb

slowly

tardigradus

adjective

slowpaced

tardipes

tardipēs

adjective

limping

tarditas

tarditās

noun

slowness

tardiusculus

adjective

somewhat slow

tardo

tardō

verb

to make slow

tardus

adjective

not swift

Tarpeius

Tarpēius

adjective

of Tarpeia

Tarquiniensis

Tarquiniēnsis

adjective

of Tarquinii (a city of Etruria)

Tartareus

adjective

of the infernal regions

Tatitiensis

Tatitiēnsis

adjective

of the Tities

taureus

adjective

of a bull

tauriformis

taurifōrmis

adjective

bullshaped

taurinus

taurīnus

adjective

of bulls

taurus

noun

a bull

taxatio

taxātiō

noun

taxo

taxillus

tāxillus

noun

a small die (cited as used in place of talus)

taxus

noun

a yew

tē

cross-reference

acc. and abl. of tu

techina

noun

a wile

techna

noun

a wile

tecte

tēctē

adverb

covertly

tector

tēctor

noun

a plasterer

tectoriolum

tēctōriolum

noun

a little plaster

tectorius

tēctōrius

adjective

relating to overlaying

tectum

tēctum

noun

a covered structure

tectus

tēctus

adjective

covered

tecum

tēcum

cross-reference

Tegeaeeus

Tegeaeēus

adjective

of Tegea (in Arcadia)

Tegeaeus

adjective

of Tegea (in Arcadia)

teges

noun

a covering

tegimen

noun

a covering

tegimentum

noun

a cover

tegmen

tēgmen

noun

a covering

tegmentum

tēgmentum

noun

a cover

tego

tegō

verb

to cover

tegula

tēgula

noun

a tile

tegumen

noun

a covering

tegumentum

noun

a cover

tela

tēla

noun

a web

tellus

tellūs

noun

the earth

telum

tēlum

noun

a missile weapon

temerarius

temerārius

adjective

rash

temere

temerē

adverb

by chance

temeritas

temeritās

noun

hap

temero

temerō

verb

to treat rashly

temetum

tēmētum

noun

an intoxicating drink

temno

temnō

verb

to slight

temo

tēmō

noun

a pole

temperamentum

temperāmentum

noun

a proportionate admixture

temperans

temperāns

adjective

observing moderation

temperanter

adverb

with moderation

temperantia

noun

moderation

temperate

temperātē

adverb

with moderation

temperatio

temperātiō

noun

a due mingling

temperator

temperātor

noun

an arranger

temperatus

temperātus

adjective

limited

temperi

temperī

adverb

in time

temperies

temperiēs

noun

a due mingling

temperius

adverb

[comparative of tempore]

tempero

temperō

verb

to observe proper measure

tempestas

tempestās

noun

a portion of time

tempestive

tempestīvē

adverb

at the right time

tempestivitas

tempestīvitās

noun

timeliness

tempestivos

tempestīvos

adjective

of the right time

tempestivus

tempestīvus

adjective

of the right time

templum

noun

[in augury] an open place for observation

temporalis

temporālis

adjective

of a time

temporarius

temporārius

adjective

of a time

tempore

adverb

in time

tempori

temporī

adverb

in time

temporius

adverb

[comparative of tempore]

temptabundus

temptābundus

adjective

trying

temptamen

temptāmen

noun

a trial

temptamentum

temptāmentum

noun

a trial

temptatio

temptātiō

noun

an attack

temptator

temptātor

noun

an assailant

tempto

temptō

verb

to handle

tempus

noun

a portion of time

tempus

noun

the vital spot

temulentus

tēmulentus

adjective

drunk

tenacitas

tenācitās

noun

a holding fast

tenaciter

tenāciter

adverb

firmly

tenax

tenāx

adjective

holding fast

tendicula

noun

a little snare

tendo

tendō

verb

to stretch

tenebra

noun

darkness

tenebricosus

tenebricōsus

adjective

full of darkness

tenebricus

adjective

dark

tenebrosus

tenebrōsus

adjective

dark

tenellulus

adjective

very tender

teneo

teneō

verb

to hold

tener

adjective

soft

tenere

tenerē

adverb

softly

teneritas

teneritās

noun

softness

tenesmos

tēnesmos

noun

a straining

tenno

tennō

verb

to stretch

tenor

noun

a holding on

tensa

tēnsa

noun

in the Circensian games

tensus

tēnsus

participle

p. of tendo

tentabundus

tentābundus

adjective

trying

tentamen

tentāmen

noun

a trial

tentamentum

tentāmentum

noun

a trial

tentatio

tentātiō

noun

an attack

tentator

tentātor

noun

an assailant

tentigo

tentīgō

noun

a tension

tento

tentō

verb

to handle

tento

tentō

cross-reference

tentorium

tentōrium

noun

a tent

tentus

tēntus

participle

p. of tendo

tenuiculus

adjective

slight

tenuis

adjective

drawn out

tenuitas

tenuitās

noun

thinness

tenuiter

adverb

thinly

tenuo

tenuō

verb

to make thin

tenus

noun

a stretched cord

tenus

preposition

all the way to

tepefacio

tepefaciō

verb

to make lukewarm

tepeo

tepeō

verb

to be moderately warm

tepesco

tepēscō

verb

to become warm

tepidus

adjective

moderately warm

tepor

noun

a gentle warmth

ter

adverb

three times

ter centum

expression

three hundred

terdeciens

terdeciēns

adverb

thirteen times

terdecies

terdeciēs

adverb

thirteen times

terebinthus

noun

the terebinth

terebro

terebrō

verb

to bore

teredo

terēdō

noun

a boring worm

teres

adjective

rounded off

tergeminus

adjective

of triple birth

tergeo

tergeō

verb

to rub off

tergiversatio

tergiversātiō

noun

a declining

tergiversor

verb

to turn the back

tergo

tergō

verb

to rub off

tergum

noun

the back

tergus

noun

the back

termes

noun

a bough cut off

Terminal

Termināl

noun

the festival of Terminus (god of boundaries

terminatio

terminātiō

noun

a bounding

termino

terminō

verb

to set bounds

terminus

noun

a boundary-line

ternus

adjective

threefold

ternus

adjective

three each

tero

terō

verb

to rub

terra

noun

the earth

terrenus

terrēnus

adjective

of the globe

terreo

terreō

verb

to frighten

terrestris

adjective

of the earth

terreus

adjective

of earth

terribilis

adjective

frightful

terriculum

noun

a source of terror

terrifico

terrificō

verb

to make afraid

terrificus

adjective

causing terror

terrigena

adjective

born of the earth

territo

territō

verb

to put in terror

territorium

territōrium

noun

the land of a town

territus

participle

[participle of terreo]

terror

noun

great fear

tersus

adjective

wiped off

tertiadecumani

tertiādecumānī

noun

soldiers of the thirteenth legion

tertianus

tertiānus

adjective

of the third

tertio

tertiō

adverb

for the third time

tertium

adverb

for the third time

tertius

adjective

the third

tertiusdecimus

adjective

the thirteenth

tertiusdecumus

adjective

the thirteenth

teruncius

terūncius

noun

of three twelfths of an as

tescum

noun

rough places

tesquum

noun

rough places

tessella

noun

a small cube

tessera

noun

a die

tesserarius

tesserārius

noun

an officer in charge of the watchword

tesserula

noun

a square paving-stone

testa

noun

a piece of burned clay

testamentarius

testāmentārius

adjective

relating to wills

testamentum

testāmentum

noun

a last will

testatio

testātiō

noun

a calling to witness

testatus

testātus

adjective

public

testiculus

noun

a testicle

testificatio

testificātiō

noun

a bearing witness

testificor

verb

to make a witness

testimonium

testimōnium

noun

witness

testis

noun

one who attests

testis

noun

a testicle

testor

verb

to cause to testify

testu

testū

noun

an earthen vessel

testudineus

testūdineus

adjective

of a tortoise

testudo

testūdō

noun

a tortoise

testula

noun

[cf. testa] a small potsherd

te te

tē tē

cross-reference

teter

tēter

cross-reference

teter

tēter

adjective

offensive

Tethys

Tēthys

noun

an ocean-goddess

tetrachmum

tetrāchmum

noun

a Grecian silver coin of four drachmas

tetrarches

tetrarchēs

noun

a ruler of the fourth part of the land

tetrarchia

noun

a district governed by a tetrarch

tetre

tētrē

cross-reference

tetricus

adjective

forbidding

tetuli

tetulī

cross-reference

Teucrus

adjective

of Teucer (king of Troy)

texo

texō

verb

to weave

textilis

adjective

woven

textor

noun

a weaver

textrinum

textrīnum

noun

a weaver's shop

textum

noun

that which is woven

textura

noun

a web

textus

participle

p. of texo

thalamus

noun

an inner room

Thalassius

noun

a wedding salutation

Thalea

Thalēa

noun

the Muse of Comedy

Thalia

Thalīa

noun

the Muse of Comedy

theatralis

theātrālis

adjective

of the theatre

theatrum

theātrum

noun

a play-house

theca

thēca

noun

an envelope

Themis

noun

the goddess of justice and of prophecy

thensaurus

thēnsaurus

noun

something laid up

theologus

noun

one who writes of the gods

Theoninus

Theōnīnus

adjective

of Theon (a writer of satires)

therma

noun

warm springs

Thersites

Thersītēs

noun

a Greek who served before Troy

thesaurus

thēsaurus

noun

something laid up

Thespias

adjective

Thespian

Thetis

noun

a sea-nymph

thiasus

noun

a dance in honor of Bacchus

tholus

noun

a dome

thorax

thōrāx

noun

the breast

Thraecidicum

noun

the Thracian arms of a gladiator

Threcidicum

Thrēcidicum

noun

the Thracian arms of a gladiator

thunnus

noun

the tunny

thureus

thūreus

adjective

of frankincense

thuribulum

thūribulum

noun

an incense-pan

thuricremus

thūricremus

adjective

incense-burning

thurifer

thūrifer

adjective

incense-bearing

thus

thūs

noun

incense

thyasus

noun

a dance in honor of Bacchus

Thyias

Thȳias

noun

a Bacchante

thyius

thȳius

adjective

of the tree of life

thymbra

noun

savory (a kitchen herb)

thymum

noun

thyme (an herb)

thynnus

noun

the tunny

thyrsus

noun

[of a plant] a stalk

tibi

cross-reference

dat. of tu

tibi

tibī

cross-reference

dat. of tu

tibia

tībia

noun

a large shin-bone

tibicen

tībīcen

noun

a piper

tibicina

tībīcina

noun

a female flute-player

tibicinium

tībīcinium

noun

a playing upon the pipe

tibimet

cross-reference

Tiburnus

Tīburnus

adjective

of Tibur

Tiburs

Tīburs

adjective

of Tibur

tigillum

noun

a small bar of wood

tignarius

tīgnārius

adjective

of beams

tignum

tīgnum

noun

building-materials

tigris

noun

a tiger

tilia

noun

the linden-tree

timefactus

adjective

made afraid

timendus

adjective

to be feared

timens

timēns

adjective

fearful

timeo

timeō

verb

to fear

timide

timidē

adverb

fearfully

timiditas

timiditās

noun

fearfulness

timidus

adjective

fearful

timor

noun

fear

tinctilis

adjective

used for infecting

tinctum

noun

dyed cloths

tinctus

participle

p. of tingo

tinea

noun

a gnawing worm

tingo

tingō

verb

to wet

tinguo

tinguō

verb

to wet

tinia

noun

a gnawing worm

tinio

tīniō

verb

to clink

tinnio

tinniō

verb

to clink

tinnitus

tinnītus

noun

a ringing

tinnulus

adjective

ringing

tintinnabulum

tintinnābulum

noun

a bell

tintino

tintinō

verb

to ring

tinus

tīnus

noun

the snowball (a plant)

tiro

tīrō

noun

[in the army] a newly levied soldier

tirocinium

tīrōcinium

noun

in the army

tirunculus

tīrunculus

noun

a young beginner

Tirynthius

Tīrynthius

adjective

of Tiryns (in Argolis

Tisiphone

Tīsiphonē

noun

(avenger of murder)

Titiensis

Titiēnsis

adjective

of the Tities

titillatio

tītillātiō

noun

a tickling

titillo

tītillō

verb

to tickle

titubanter

adverb

totteringly

titubatio

titubātiō

noun

a tottering

titubo

titubō

verb

to stagger

titulus

noun

a superscription

Tityrus

Tītyrus

noun

a shepherd

Tmolites

Tmōlītes

adjective

of Tmolus

toculio

tocūliō

noun

a usurer

tocullio

toculliō

noun

a usurer

tofus

tōfus

noun

tufa

toga

noun

a toga

togata

togāta

noun

togatus

togātus

adjective

wearing the toga

togula

noun

a little toga

tolerabilis

tolerābilis

adjective

that may be borne

tolerabiliter

tolerābiliter

adverb

patiently

tolerandus

adjective

tolerable

tolerans

tolerāns

adjective

enduring

toleranter

adverb

patiently

tolerantia

noun

a bearing

toleratio

tolerātiō

noun

a bearing

tolero

tolerō

verb

to bear

tolleno

tollēnō

noun

a swing-beam

tollo

tollō

verb

to lift

tomaculum

tomāculum

noun

a sausage

tomentum

noun

a stuffing

tonans

tonāns

adjective

thundering (an epithet of Jupiter)

tondeo

tondeō

verb

to shear

tonitrus

noun

thunder

tono

tonō

verb

to make a loud noise

tonsa

tōnsa

noun

an oar

tonsilla

tōnsīlla

noun

the tonsils

tonsor

tōnsor

noun

a shearer

tonsorius

tōnsōrius

adjective

of a barber

tonstricula

tōnstrīcula

noun

a barber-girl

tonsura

tōnsūra

noun

a shearing

tonsus

tōnsus

participle

p. of tondeo

tophus

tōphus

cross-reference

topiarius

topiārius

adjective

of garden work

topice

topicē

noun

[in rhetoric] the art of finding and using commonplaces

Topicum

noun

a collection of common places

toral

noun

a valance

toreuma

noun

work in relief

tormen

noun

a griping of the bowels

tormentum

noun

an engine for hurling

torminosus

torminōsus

adjective

subject to gripes

torno

tornō

verb

to turn in a lathe

tornus

noun

a turner's wheel

torosus

torōsus

adjective

full of muscle

torpedo

torpēdō

noun

sluggishness

torpeo

torpeō

verb

to be stiff

torpesco

torpēscō

verb

to grow stiff

torpidus

adjective

benumbed

torpor

noun

numbness

torquatus

torquātus

adjective

adorned with a necklace

torqueo

torqueō

verb

to turn

torquis

noun

a twisted neck-chain

torrens

torrēns

adjective

burning

torreo

torreō

verb

to dry up

torridus

adjective

dry

torris

noun

a brand

tortilis

adjective

twisted

tortor

noun

an executioner

tortuosus

tortuōsus

adjective

full of crooks

tortus

adjective

twisted

tortus

noun

a twisting

torus

noun

a swelling

torva

adverb

fiercely

torvitas

torvitās

noun

savageness

torvum

adverb

fiercely

torvus

adjective

staring

tosilla

tōsīlla

noun

the tonsils

tostus

tōstus

participle

p. of torreo

tot

adjective

so many

totidem

adjective

just so many

totiens

totiēns

adverb

so often

toties

totiēs

adverb

so often

totus

tōtus

adjective

all

toxicum

noun

a poison for arrows

tra

trā

preposition

over

trabalis

trabālis

adjective

of a beam

trabea

noun

a white mantle with horizontal stripes of scarlet

trabeatus

trabeātus

adjective

in a robe of state

trabes

trabēs

noun

a beam

trabs

noun

a beam

tractabilis

tractābilis

adjective

that may be handled

tractatio

tractātiō

noun

a handling

tractatus

tractātus

noun

a handling

tractim

adverb

at length

tracto

tractō

verb

to draw violently

tractus

noun

a drawing

tractus

adjective

[of style] continuous

traditio

trāditiō

noun

a giving up

traditor

trāditor

noun

a betrayer

trado

trādō

verb

to give up

traduco

trādūcō

verb

to lead across

traductio

trāductiō

noun

a removal

traductor

trāductor

noun

a conveyer

traductus

trāductus

participle

p. of traduco

tradux

noun

a vine-branch

tragice

tragicē

adverb

in a tragic manner

tragicus

adjective

of tragedy

tragoedia

noun

a tragedy

tragoedus

noun

a tragic actor

tragula

trāgula

noun

a javelin thrown by a strap

tragus

noun

a kind of fish

trahea

noun

a drag

traho

trahō

verb

to draw

traicio

trāiciō

verb

to throw across

traiectio

trāiectiō

noun

a crossing over

traiectus

trāiectus

participle

p. of traicio

traiectus

trāiectus

noun

a crossing over

traiicio

trāiiciō

verb

to throw across

tral

trāl

cross-reference

tralaticius

trālātīcius

adjective

handed down

tralatio

trālātiō

noun

a carrying across

traluceo

trālūceō

verb

to shine through

trames

trāmes

noun

a cross-way

tramitto

trāmittō

verb

to send across

tramitto

trāmittō

cross-reference

tranato

trānatō

verb

to swim across

trano

trānō

verb

to swim over

tranquille

tranquillē

adverb

calmly

tranquillitas

tranquillitās

noun

quietness

tranquillo

tranquillō

verb

to make calm

tranquillo

tranquillō

adverb

quietly

tranquillus

adjective

quiet

trans

trāns

preposition

[of motion] across

trans

trāns

preposition

over

transabeo

trānsabeō

verb

to go through

transactor

trānsāctor

noun

a manager

transactus

trānsāctus

participle

p. of transigo

transadigo

trānsadigō

verb

to thrust through

transalpinus

trānsalpīnus

adjective

beyond the Alps

transcendo

trānscendō

verb

to climb over

transcribo

trānscrībō

verb

to write over

transcurro

trānscurrō

verb

to run over

transdo

trānsdō

cross-reference

transduco

trānsdūcō

verb

to lead across

transduoo

trānsdūoō

cross-reference

transenna

trānsenna

noun

a netting

transeo

trānseō

verb

to go over

transfero

trānsferō

verb

to bear across

transfigo

trānsfīgō

verb

to pierce through

transfodio

trānsfodiō

verb

to pierce through

transformis

trānsfōrmis

adjective

changed in shape

transformo

trānsfōrmō

verb

to change in shape

transfossus

trānsfossus

participle

p. of transfodio

transfuga

trānsfuga

noun

one who joins the enemy

transfugio

trānsfugiō

verb

to flee to the other side

transfugium

trānsfugium

noun

a going over to the enemy

transfundo

trānsfundō

verb

to pour off

transfusio

trānsfūsiō

noun

a decanting

transgredior

trānsgredior

verb

to step across

transgressio

trānsgressiō

noun

a going across

transgressus

trānsgressus

participle

p. of transgredior

transgressus

trānsgressus

noun

a passing over

transicio

trānsiciō

verb

to throw across

transiectio

trānsiectiō

cross-reference

transiectus

trānsiectus

cross-reference

transiectus

trānsiectus

noun

a crossing over

transigo

trānsigō

verb

to drive through

transiicio

trānsiiciō

cross-reference

transilio

trānsiliō

verb

to leap across

transitio

trānsitiō

noun

a going across

transitus

trānsitus

participle

p. of transeo

transitus

trānsitus

noun

a going over

translaticius

trānslātīcius

adjective

handed down

translatio

trānslātiō

noun

a carrying across

translativus

trānslātīvus

adjective

of transference

translator

trānslātor

noun

one who carries over

translatus

trānslātus

participle

p. of transfero

transluceo

trānslūceō

verb

to shine through

transmarinus

trānsmarīnus

adjective

beyond sea

transmeans

trānsmeāns

cross-reference

going over

transmigro

trānsmigrō

verb

to remove

transmissio

trānsmissiō

noun

a sending across

transmissus

trānsmissus

noun

a passing over

transmissus

trānsmissus

participle

p. of transmitto

transmitto

trānsmittō

verb

to send across

transmontanus

trānsmontānus

adjective

beyond the mountains

transmoveo

trānsmoveō

verb

to remove

transmuto

trānsmūtō

verb

to change

transnato

trānsnatō

cross-reference

transnato

trānsnatō

verb

to swim across

transno

trānsnō

cross-reference

transno

trānsnō

verb

to swim over

Transpadanus

Trānspadānus

adjective

beyond the Po

transpono

trānspōnō

verb

to set over

transporto

trānsportō

verb

to carry over

transrhenanus

trānsrhēnānus

adjective

beyond the Rhine

transs

trānss

cross-reference

transscribo

transscrībō

verb

to write over

transsilio

trānssiliō

verb

to leap across

transsulto

trānssultō

verb

to leap over

transsutus

trānssūtus

adjective

stitched through

transtrum

trānstrum

noun

a cross-beam

transulto

trānsultō

verb

to leap over

transutus

trānsūtus

adjective

stitched through

transvectio

trānsvectiō

noun

a carrying across

transveho

trānsvehō

verb

to carry across

transverbero

trānsverberō

verb

to strike through

transversa

trānsversa

adverb

across

transversarius

trānsversārius

adjective

lying across

transversus

trānsversus

adjective

turned across

transvolo

trānsvolō

verb

to fly over

transvorsus

trānsvorsus

adjective

turned across

transvorsus

trānsvorsus

cross-reference

trapetum

trapētum

noun

an olive-mill

trapezephorum

noun

a pedestal

trapezophorum

noun

a pedestal

travectio

trāvectiō

noun

a carrying across

traveho

trāvehō

verb

to carry across

traveho

trāvehō

cross-reference

traversarius

trāversārius

cross-reference

traversus

trāversus

adjective

turned across

traversus

trāversus

cross-reference

traversversarius

trāversversārius

adjective

lying across

travolo

trāvolō

verb

to fly over

travolo

trāvolō

cross-reference

treceni

trecēnī

adjective

three hundred each

trecentesimus

trecentēsimus

adjective

the three-hundredth

trecenties

trecentiēs

adverb

three hundred times

trecentus

adjective

three hundred

trechedipnum

trechedīpnum

noun

Greek slippers (worn by parasites)

tredecim

adjective

thirteen

tremebundus

adjective

trembling

tremefacio

tremefaciō

verb

to cause to shake

tremendus

adjective

to be dreaded

tremesco

tremēscō

verb

to begin to shake

tremibundus

adjective

trembling

tremisco

tremīscō

verb

to begin to shake

tremo

tremō

verb

to shake

tremor

noun

a shaking

tremulus

adjective

shaking

trepidanter

adverb

tremblingly

trepidatio

trepidātiō

noun

confused hurry

trepide

trepidē

adverb

in confusion

trepido

trepidō

verb

[people] to hurry with alarm

trepidus

adjective

restless

tres

trēs

adjective

three

tresvir

trēsvir

noun

three associates in office

triangulus

adjective

with three corners

triarius

triārius

noun

soldiers of the third rank in battle order

tribas

noun

an abandoned woman

tribolus

noun

a thorn bush

tribuarius

tribuārius

adjective

of a tribe

tribulis

tribūlis

noun

a fellow tribesman

tribulum

trībulum

noun

a threshingsledge

tribulus

noun

a thorn bush

tribulus

cross-reference

tribunal

tribūnal

noun

a raised platform for the seats of magistrates

tribunatus

tribūnātus

noun

the office of a tribune

tribunicius

tribūnīcius

adjective

of a tribune

tribunus

tribūnus

noun

the head of a tribe

tribuo

tribuō

verb

to assign

tribus

noun

a third part of the people (as orig. divided into Ramnes

tributarius

tribūtārius

adjective

of tribute

tributim

tribūtim

adverb

through each tribe

tributio

tribūtiō

noun

a distributing

tributum

tribūtum

noun

a stated payment

tributus

tribūtus

adjective

formed into tribes

tributus

tribūtus

participle

p. of tribuo

trica

trīca

noun

perplexities

triceni

trīcēnī

adjective

thirty at a time

tricensimus

trīcēnsimus

adjective

the thirtieth

tricensimus

trīcēnsimus

cross-reference

triceps

trīceps

adjective

with three heads

tricesimus

trīcēsimus

adjective

the thirtieth

trichila

noun

a summer-house

triciens

trīciēns

adjective

thirty times

tricies

trīciēs

adjective

thirty times

triclinium

trīclīnium

noun

a couch for three persons reclining at meals

tricor

trīcor

verb

to make difficul ties

tricorpor

adjective

with three bodies

tricuspis

adjective

with three points

tridens

tridēns

adjective

with three teeth

tridentifer

noun

the trident-bearer (of Neptune)

tridentiger

noun

the trident-bearer (of Neptune)

triduum

trīduum

noun

tres+dies

trienne

noun

tres+annus

triennium

noun

tres+annus

triens

triēns

noun

a third part

trientabulum

trientābulum

noun

land assigned in commutation of one third of a public debt

trierarchus

triērarchus

noun

a captain of a trireme

trieris

triēris

adjective

with three banks of oars

trietericus

trietēricus

adjective

of three years

trieteris

trietēris

noun

a period of three years

trifariam

trifāriam

adverb

triply

trifaux

adjective

having three throats

trifidus

adjective

split into three

triformis

trifōrmis

adjective

in three forms

trigeminus

adjective

born three at a birth

triginta

trīgintā

adjective

thirty

trigon

trigōn

noun

a ball stuffed with hair

trilibris

trilībris

adjective

weighing three pounds

trilinguis

adjective

triple-tongued

trilix

trilīx

adjective

of three cords

trimeter

noun

a line of three measures

trimus

trīmus

adjective

of three winters

Trinacris

Trīnacris

noun

of Trinacria

trini

trīnī

adjective

three each

trinodis

trinōdis

adjective

having three knots

trinus

trīnus

cross-reference

Triones

Triōnēs

noun

the constellation of the Wain

tripartito

tripartītō

cross-reference

tripartito

tripartītō

adverb

in three parts

tripartitus

tripartītus

cross-reference

tripartitus

tripartītus

cross-reference

divided into three parts

tripedalis

tripedālis

adjective

measuring three feet

tripertito

tripertītō

adverb

in three parts

tripertitus

tripertītus

cross-reference

divided into three parts

tripes

tripēs

adjective

with three feet

triplex

adjective

threefold

triplus

adjective

num.

tripodes

tripodēs

noun

plur. of tripus

tripudio

tripudiō

verb

to beat the ground with the feet

tripudium

noun

in religious service

tripus

tripūs

noun

a three-footed seat

triquetrus

adjective

with three corners

triremis

trirēmis

adjective

with three banks of oars

tris

trīs

cross-reference

triscurrium

noun

gross buffoonery

triste

trīste

adverb

sadly

tristiculus

trīsticulus

adjective

somewhat sorrowful

tristificus

trīstificus

adjective

making sad

tristis

trīstis

adjective

sad

tristitia

trīstitia

noun

sadness

trisulcus

adjective

with three furrows

triticeus

trīticeus

adjective

of wheat

triticum

trīticum

noun

wheat

Triton

Trītōn

noun

a sea-god

Tritonia

Trītōnia

noun

minerva

Tritoniacus

Trītōniacus

adjective

of Tritonia

Tritonis

Trītōnis

noun

[adj.] of Lake Triton

Tritonius

Trītōnius

adjective

of Lake Triton (in Africa; the birthplace of Minerva)

tritura

trītūra

noun

a rubbing

tritus

trītus

adjective

oft-trodden

tritus

trītus

noun

a rubbing down

triumphalis

triumphālis

adjective

of a triumph

triumphans

triumphāns

adjective

triumphal

triumpho

triumphō

verb

to march in triumphal procession

triumphus

noun

a triumphal procession

triumpus

noun

a triumphal procession

triumvir

noun

one of three associates in office

triumviralis

triumvirālis

adjective

of the triumvirs

triumviratus

triumvirātus

noun

the office of a triumvir

trivialis

triviālis

adjective

of the cross-roads

trivium

noun

a place where three roads meet

trivius

adjective

of the cross-roads

trivolum

trīvolum

noun

a threshingsledge

Troas

Trōas

noun

[adjective] Trojan

trochaeus

noun

a metrical foot of one long and one short syllable

trochus

noun

an iron hoop carrying small rings

Troes

Trōes

noun

plur. of Tros

Troianus

Trōiānus

adjective

of Troy

Troicus

Trōicus

adjective

of Troy

Troiugena

Trōiugena

noun

son of Troy

Troius

Trōius

adjective

of Troy

tropaeum

noun

a memorial of victory

trucidatio

trucīdātiō

noun

a slaughter

trucido

trucīdō

verb

to cut to pieces

truculenter

adverb

savagely

truculentia

noun

roughness

truculentus

adjective

savage

trudis

noun

a pointed pole

trudo

trūdō

verb

to thrust

trulla

noun

a small ladle

trunco

truncō

verb

to maim

truncus

adjective

maimed

truncus

noun

of a tree

trusito

trūsitō

verb

to push often

truso

trūsō

verb

to push often

trusus

trūsus

participle

p. of trudo

trutina

noun

a balance

trux

adjective

wild

tū

pronoun

you

tuba

noun

a trumpet

tuber

tūber

noun

a lump

tubicen

noun

a trumpeter

tubilustrium

tubilūstrium

noun

a festival for the purification of sacrificial trumpets

tubulustrium

tubulūstrium

noun

a festival for the purification of sacrificial trumpets

tueor

verb

to look at

tueo

tueō

verb

to care for

tugurium

noun

a hut

tuitio

tuitiō

noun

a caring for

tuli

tulī

cross-reference

Tullianus

Tulliānus

adjective

of Tullius

tum

adverb

then

tumefacio

tumefaciō

verb

to cause to swell

tumeo

tumeō

verb

to swell

tumesco

tumēscō

verb

to begin to swell

tumet

tūmet

cross-reference

tumidus

adjective

swollen

tumor

noun

the state of being swollen

tumulo

tumulō

verb

to cover with a mound

tumulosus

tumulōsus

adjective

full of hills

tumultuarius

tumultuārius

adjective

bustling

tumultuatio

tumultuātiō

noun

a confusion

tumultuor

verb

to make a disturbance

tumultuose

tumultuōsē

adverb

in confusion

tumultuosus

tumultuōsus

adjective

bustling

tumultus

noun

an uproar

tumulus

noun

a heap of earth

tun

tūn

cross-reference

tunc

adverb

[of time past] then

tundo

tundō

verb

to beat

tunica

noun

an under-garment

tunicatus

tunicātus

adjective

clothed with a tunic

tunsus

tūnsus

participle

p. of tundo

turba

noun

a turmoil

turbamentum

turbāmentum

noun

a means of disturbance

turbassit

turbāssit

cross-reference

turbate

turbātē

adverb

in confusion

turbatio

turbātiō

noun

confusion

turbator

turbātor

noun

a troubler

turbatus

turbātus

adjective

troubled

turbide

turbidē

adverb

in disorder

turbidus

adjective

full of confusion

turbineus

adjective

shaped like a top

turbo

turbō

verb

to make an uproar

turbo

turbō

noun

that which whirls

turbulente

turbulentē

adverb

confusedly

turbulenter

adverb

confusedly

turbulentus

adjective

full of commotion

turdus

noun

a thrush

tureus

tūreus

adjective

of frankincense

turgeo

turgeō

verb

to swell out

turgesco

turgēscō

verb

to begin to swell

turgidulus

adjective

puffed

turgidus

adjective

swollen

turibulum

tūribulum

noun

an incense-pan

turicremus

tūricremus

adjective

incense-burning

turifer

tūrifer

adjective

incense-bearing

turilegus

tūrilegus

adjective

incense-gathering

turma

noun

a troop

turmalis

turmālis

adjective

of a troop

turmatim

turmātim

adverb

by troops

turpiculus

adjective

rather vile

turpificatus

turpificātus

adjective

debased

turpis

adjective

ugly

turpiter

adverb

in an unsightly manner

turpitudo

turpitūdō

noun

unsightliness

turpo

turpō

verb

to make unsightly

turriger

adjective

turret-bearing

turris

noun

a tower

turritus

turrītus

adjective

furnished with towers

turtur

noun

a turtle-dove

tus

tūs

noun

incense

Tuscus

adjective

of the Tuscans

tussio

tussiō

verb

to cough

tussis

noun

a cough

tutamen

tūtāmen

noun

a means of defence

tutamentum

tūtāmentum

noun

a means of defence

tute

tūtē

adverb

safely

tute

tūte

cross-reference

tutela

tūtēla

noun

a watching

tutemet

tūtemet

cross-reference

tutimet

tūtimet

cross-reference

tutor

tūtor

verb

to watch

tuto

tūtō

adverb

safely

tutor

tūtor

noun

a watcher

tutus

tūtus

adjective

guarded

tuus

pronoun

thy

tympanum

noun

a drum

typus

noun

a figure

tyrannice

tyrannicē

adverb

arbitrarily

tyrannicus

adjective

arbitrary

tyrannis

noun

the sway of a tyrant

tyrannoctonus

noun

a tyrant killer

tyrannus

noun

a monarch

tyrotarichos

tȳrotarīchos

noun

a ragout of cheese and salt-fish