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English-Latin Dictionary - Англо-Латинский словарь.
a bad smell : foetor
a banquet : epulae, epulum
a barker (such as a dog) : latrator
a bath : lauvabrum
a beam of wood : traba
a bean : legumen
a beating : verbera
a beginning : orsus
a bending : inflexio
a bit of money : peculium
a biting : morsus
a bitter weed : ervum
a blow : plaga
a bone : os
a boundary mark : terminus
a breaking / fragments : fragmen
a bringing forward : prolatio
a bullet : plumbum
a bundle : facis
a burden : ingravesco
a bushel basket : modio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a buying : emptio
a cake : laganum
a certain (one : quendam
a charge : decursio
a charge in court : querimonia
a citizen of the lowest rank : proletarius
a clam : peloris
a clarification : declaratio
a colewort (plant) : eruca
a coming : ventio
a contest : decertatio
a cough : tussis
a cow with calf : forda
a crash : fragor
a crowd of attendants : stipatio
a crystal : crystalus
a cubit long : cubitalis
a cypress?wood casket : cupressus
a dart : runa
a demand : postulatio
a depth : profundum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a design : propositum
a destroyer : eversor
a digger : fossor
a disgrace : turpe
a dish : patina
a diver : urinor
a door : foris
a doze : intervigilium
a dragging : tractus
a dream : somnium
a drop (of liquid) : stilla
a dwarf : pumilius pumilio
a dying : mortalitas
a falling /occasion : casus
a fermented fish sauce : garum
a festival of mysteries : orgia
a few : pauci
a fiftieth part : quinquagesimus
a fishing net : everriculum
a flogging : verberantia
a flowing over : eluvies
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a following : stipatio
a forge : caminus
a fork : furca
a form : instar
a former : formator
a gathering together : coadunatio
a god : caelestis
a going back : recessus
a good deal : aliquantum
a grain measure : modio
a great number : plerusque
a green twig : virga
a greenish?yellow color : galbinus
a growing up : proventus
a hairband : comptus
a handle : ansa
a harp : citara
a head?dress : comptus
a heap : acervus
a hole : lacuna
a hollow /lake : lacus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a joining : iunctura
a journey /money : viaticus
a killing : interfectio?onis
a lamenter : plorator
a large concourse : frequentia
a large part : plerusque
a laurel branch : laureola
a leather bag : follis
a little box : pyus pyxidis
a little knife : cultellus
a little or small work : opusculus
a little slow : lentulus
a loan : mutuus
a long time ago : diu
a long while ago : dudum
a lot : multus plus plurimum
a lying down : cubitus
a mare : equa
a meeting : occursus, congressus
a mimic : ethologus
a miracle play : miracula
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a moment : articulus
a nap : intervigilium
a natural science : physiologus
a nobleman : patricius
a nod : nutus
a nodding : nutus
a painter's brush : penicullus
a pair /bond : iugum
a penitent : penitens
a period of three days : triduum
a pike : stilus
a pimple : papula
a pit : fovea
a plant : paliurus
a plant blight : uredo
a pot or jar : orca
a pound's weight /weight : pondus
a pouring form : effusio
a prick : punctum
a private person : privatus
a promise : promissio, pollicitus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a promiser : promissor
a purchase : emptio
a quiver : pharetra
a race : cursus
a rash : scabies
a rattle : crepitaculum
a reader : legens
a retreat : decessio
a ribbon : lemiscus
a rival : subnuba
a running : curriculum, cursus
a running down / charge : decursus
a saying : dictus dictus
a scream : quiritatio
a second time : denuo, iterum
a shaking : quassatio
a sharp point : mucro
a shock : perculsus
a shower is falling : pluit
a single hair /a trifle : pilus
a single head of cattle : pecus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a single time : semel
a slight stain : labecula
a slipping or sliding : prolapsio
a slope : declive
a small bed : lectulus
a small book : opusculus
a small oven : fornacula
a small property : peculium
a solemn statement : oraculum
a source of profit : quaestus questus
a spade : rutila
a speaking against : contradictio
a spear : curis quris, quiris
a speech : dictus dictus
a spendthrift : decoctor
a sponge : peniculus
a square : quadrum, quadratus
a stake : asser
a stink : foetor
a summing up : coadunatio
a taking away : ademptio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a tearing : laniatus, laceratio
a thin rope : funiculus
a thousand : mille
a thousand times : millies milies
a timber /tree?trunk : traba
a touch : contages
a toy : crepundia
a trap : dolus
a twelfth : uncia
a type of olive : orchas
a uniting : coadunatio
a vessel for drinking : calix
a victim : piaculum
a vineyard planted with trees : arbustum
a wandering : erratio
a web : tela
a weighing out / paying : pensio
a wheel rut : orbita
a widening : laxamentum
a wise man : sapiens
a workhouse for slaves : ergastulum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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a wrinkle : ruga
a written reply : responsiva
a yard : cohors
abandon : dimitto, proicio, derelinquo, desero, destituo
abandoned : desolo
abase oneself : provolvere se
abbey : monasterium, abbatia
abbot : abbas abbatis, prepositus
abbreviate : curto
abdicate : abdico
abdomen : venter
abide : commoror
ability : potestas, facultas
able : polleo, validus, potens, ingeniosus
abolish : aboleo
abound : exubero, exundo
abound in : prodigus
abounding in : celebrus, abundans
abounding in chalk : cretosus
about : erga, super, inter, ferme; fere
above : supra, super, superne, supernus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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above /concerning : super
abrdiged : arto
abridgement : epitoma, epitome
abroad / from abroad : foris
absent : absens, absentis, desum
absolute ruler : tyrannus
abstinence : ieiunium
absurd : futurus
abundamce : copia
abundance : ubertas, abundantia, opes, facultas
abundant : uber, abundans
abundantly : uberte
abundantly provided : copiosus
abyss : profundum, vorago
abyss /the underworld : barathrum
accelerate : accelero
accept : accipio, suscipio
accessible : expositus
accident : casus, casus
accidentally : forte, fortuito, fortuitus
acclimate : consuefacio
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accommodate oneself : accommodo
accompanied : comitatus
accomplish : perpetro, facesso, impetro, peracto, perficio
accomplished : artificiosus
accomplishment : factum
accord : placitum
according to : prout, secundum
according to order : ordinarius
according to the canons : canonicus
accordingly : secundum, ergo
account /reason : ratio
accurately : penitus
accurse : scelestus
accusation : criminatio, ciminatio
accuse : culpo
accuse /prove : arguo
accused : reus
accuser : criminator
accusor : accusator
accustomed : solitus
achievement : adeptio, factum
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acknowledge : confiteor confessus, agnosco
acorn : balanus
acquainted with : gnarus
acquire : adepto, usurpo
acre : ager (agri)
across : trans
act : factum, facio
action : facina ?oris
active : impiger, strenuus
actor : ludio
actor's mask : persona
actually : vere, vel
actually? really? in truth? : etiam
adamant : insuadibilis
adapt : adapto, commodo, accommodo
adapted : ingeniosus
add : suppono subpono, addo, suggero, adaugeo
adding up : consummatio
address : oratio, aggredior, adicio
adhere : adhaero
adj : consimilis
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adjacent : finitimus finitumus
adjust : adapto
administer /provide money : curo
administration : cura, procuratio, administratio
administration of justice : iurisdictio
adminstrator : executor
admirably : divinitus
admiration : admiratio
admire : admiror, miror
admit : fateor, confiteor confessus
admit/ adopt / take up : ascisco
admonish : moneo, praedico, admoneo
admonish /teach : paecipio
admonition : monitio
adopt : adopto
adopt as one's own : ascio
adorn : orno, decoro, glorifico, insignio, extollo, excolo
adult : adultus (adj.)
adv : quidem, pie, tanquam, tam, deinde, tantundem
adv. a long while : diu
adv. suddenly : subito
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adv. too much : nimis
advance : progressus, prodeo, progressio, progredior
advanced : provectus
advanced in age : provectus
advanced in years : provectus
advantage : usus, opportunitas, oportunitas, commodum
advantageous : utilis
advertise /betray : vendo
advice : consilium
advise : admoneo, moneo, precipio, praecipio
advise (a person) : suadeo
advisor : consuasor
affable : facilis
affair : res rei
affect : inflecto, moveo moti motum, contineo
affected : vultuosus
affection : amor
affection / charity : caritas
affirm : protestor; protesto
afflict : contristo, adficio, ingravo
affliction : plaga
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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afraid : formido
afresh : denuo
after : praeter, postquam, secundum, secundum, post
after that : exinde
after the fashion of : instar
afternoon : meridianus
afterwards : post modum, postea, deinde
again : iterum, rursus, denique, denuo
again and again : etiam atque etiam, saepenumero, identidem
against : adversus (prep. + acc.), in, contra, econtra
against one's will : invitus
aged : senex senis, provectus
agent : procurator
aggravate : ingravo
aggressive : infestus
agitate : permoveo, concutio
agitated : sollicitus
ago : abhinc
agree : congruo
agreeable : facilis, iucundus, dulcis, acceptus
agreeably : volup
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agreed?upon : pactus
agreeing : congruus
agreement : placitum, pactum, compositio, consensio, lex legis
agreement / law : foedus
agressive /(arms) aimed : infensus
aid : adiuvo, proficio, auxilium, iuvo, suffragium
aim : intendo, calx
aim at : concupisco
air : aeris, aer
aisle : andron
alarm : concutio
alas : vae
alien : alienus
alienation : abalienato
alike : pariter
all : totus, quislibet, omnis, cunctus
all?powerful : omnipotens
all collectively : cunctus
all that : quicumque
all the way : usque
all together : universi
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all togther : toto
allay : sedo
alleviate : relevo
alleviation : lenimentus, levamen, levamentum, levatio
allied : socius
allot : tribuo
allow : concedo, praebeo, fateor, exhibeo exibeo, sino
allowed : licitus
allure : pertraho, prolecto
allurement : lenocinium, blanditia
allurements : deliciae
ally : socius
almighty : omnipotens
almoner : elemosinarius
almost : fere, paene; pene, ferme; fere
alms : elemosina
aloft : sublime
alone : singularis, solus, unus, solum, incomitatus
alone of its kind : singularis
along : per
already/ presently : iam
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also : autem, quoque, morsus, etiam
also foot : crur; cruris
altar /refuge : ara
alter : novo
alter /exchange : muto
alteration : mutatio, vicissitudo
altercation : iurgium
although : licet, etiamsi, quamquam, tametsi, etsi
although / it is allowed : licet
altogether : omnino
always : usquequaque, semper
amazing : prodigiosus
amazingly : prodigialiter
ambassador : legatus, orator
amber : lacrima Heliandum
ambition : cupiditas
amble : spatior
ambush : insidiae
ameliorate : mitesco
amelioration : consolatio
among : apud, inter
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ample /great important : amplus
amputate : seco
an accusation : crimen
an addition : eptheca
an age : aetas
an announcement : editio
an attack : incursus
an attendant of a nobleman : stipator
an embracing : amplexus
an enemy of the state : hostis
an entering /beginning : ingressio
an eruption : eruptio
an exaggerator : quadruplator
an excavation : fossio
an invoking : invocatio
an oak grove : quercetum
an opening : apertio, aperito
an oral statement : viva vox
an ounce : uncia
an outlet /seepage : effluvium
an overly full stomach : cruditas
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an overturning : eversio
ancestor : atavus, progenitor
ancestors : maiores, priores
ancient : priscus, antiquus, pristinus
and : quod, itaque
and also : necnon
and much else : fero tuli latum
and not : nec, neque nec
and not yet : necdum (neque dum)
and oak forest : quercetum
and so; (with adj. or adv.) so : ita
and then : tunc
and yet : atqui
and yet ... not : nec tamen
anew : denuo
angel : angelus
anger : ira
angered : turbatus
angry : iratus
animal : bestia
anise : anethum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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ankle bone : talus
annihilate : annullo
annihilate /spoil : corrumpo
annihilation : letum
announce : indico, renuntio, denuncio, pronuntio
announce before hand : praenuntio
annoy : pungo pupugi punctum, laedo ledo, vexo
annoyalce : molestia
annoying : incommodo, molestus
annul : aboleo, casso, abrogo
annull : rumpo, infectum reddere
annull/disprove : infirmo
another : alius
answer : refero
answerable : reus
answering letter : responsiva
ant : formica
anthing that : quicumque
anticipate : praecipio, praefero, praevenio; prevenio
antique : priscus
anxiety : sollicitudo, metus, sollicitudo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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anxious : intentus, sollicitus, sollicitus
anxiously : sollicite
any : ullus, quislibet
any (one : quicumque
any whatever : qualiscumque
anybody : quislibet, quis
anyone : quilibet, aliquis, quis, quisquam, quispiam
anything : quilibet, aliquis, quisquam, quis
anything / someone : quispiam
anything at all : quicquid, quisquis
anything eaten with bread : pulmentum
anything made or reed ?? pen : calamus
apart : seorsum
apathy : lethargus
aperture : foramen
apparatus : supellex supellectilis
apparent : promptus
appartition /ideal : effigies
appear : prodeo, orior oriri ortus, orior, appareo, videor
appear vile : sordeo
appearance : vulticulus, facies
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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appease : placo
appetite : orexis
apple : pomum
apply : admoveo, adicio
appoint : constituo, monstro, monstro
appoint /abandon : prodo
apprehension : sollicitudo
approach : propinquo, aggredior
approaching : appositus
appropriate : vindico (vindicatum), adsumo (assumo), aptus
appropriately : ordine; ordinem, honeste
approve : ascisco, probo, apto
approved : exertus
approximately : inter
aquittal : liberatio
arbitrate : arbitro arbitror
arc : arcus
arcade : ianus
arch : arcus, forix, curvo
arched : curvus, fornicatus, pandus
ardent : igneus, animosus
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are willing : sis
argue : oro
arid : exaresco
arise : exsisto existo, surgo surrexi surrectum
arising from : oriundus
aristocrat : optimus
aristocratic : generosus
arm : armo
armistice : indutiae
armored : loricatus
arms : arma
arms?bearer : armiger
army : exercitus
around : inter
arouse : concito, sollicito, moveo moti motum, suscito
aroused : cito
arragned beforehand : promutuus
arrange : praeparo, ordino, colloco, incogito
arranged : ordinatus
arranger : digestor
arrangment : positus, ordinatio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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arrest : intertio, capio, prehendo, comprehendo
arrival : aduentus
arrive : advenio
arrive at : devenio
arrive unexpectedly : supervenio
arrogance : flatus, superbia
arrogant : ferox, superbus, elatus
arrogate : vindico (vindicatum)
arrow : calamus, telum
art : professio
art /trick : fabrica
artificial : facticius
artisan : faber
as : cum, prout, ut, pro, sicut, quatenus/quatinus
as ... as possible : quam, tam ... quam
as a result : proinde
as far as : tenus
as great as : quantus ... quantus, quantus, quantus
as great as you please : quantuvis
as great as you will : quantuslibet
as if : quasi, tanquam
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as indeed it is : praeterea
as it were : sicut
as it were /a sort of : quasi
as long as : donec, dum
as many (indecl.) : quot
as many as possible : quam plures
as mentioned above : insuper
as much as : quantum, quantus ... quantus, quantum
as much as in me lies : quantum in me est
as much as you will : quantuslibet
as much of ... as : quantum
as quickly as possible : quantocius quantotius
as soon as : simul atque
as soon as / wherein : ubi
as soon as possible : primum
as well : pariter
as yet : etiam
ascertain : reperio
Ash Wednesday : caput ieiunius
ashes : cinis cineris
ask : scisco
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ask back : repeto
ask ernestly : posco
ask for : rogo, quaeso queso
aspect : vulticulus
assail : incurro, oppugno, ingruo, circumvenio, insequor
assault : insultus, oppugno, impugno, ingruo
assault / efforts : incursus
assault /impulse : impetus
assemble : congrego, contraho
assembly : celebratio, gelamen, congregatio, consilium
assess : censeo
assiduous : industrius
assign : tribuo, delego
assist : ministro, proficio, adiuvo, succurro, adservio
assist /to please : iuvo
assistance : auxilium
associate : socius
associated : socius
association : congressus
assume : vindico (vindicatum)
assurance : fides, fiducia
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assuredly : certe
astonishing : mirus
astonishment : admiratio
at : apud, procul
at a distance : eminus
at a higher price : pluris
at a late hour : sero
at all events : saltem
at any rate : utique
at any time : umquam, aliquando
at any time? ever? : ecquando
at first : primo, primum
at heart : animi
at last : tandem, aliquando, denique
at least : saltem, dumtaxat, quidem, utique, quidem, saltem
at length : copiose
at length at las : demum
at no time : numquam
at once : simul, statim, continuo
at one time : quondam
at one time ... at another : modo...modo
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at one time...then : nunc quidem
at that place : illic
at that time : tunc, olim, tum
at the beginning : primo
at the command of : iussu
at the highest price : plurimi
at the moment : ibidem
at the present time : nunc
at the same time : simul, pariter
at the same time/ single : unus
at the start : primo
at the top : primoris
at this time : nunc
at times : interdum
at twilight : inter canem et lupum
at what price : quanti
atmosphere : aeris, aer
atoms : primordia
atonement : piaculum
attach : subiungo
attack : oppugno, insultus, impetus, tentatio?onis, lacesso
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attack (of a disease) : corripio
attack /oppose : occurro
attain : pervenio
attainment : adeptio
attempt : inceptum, conor, rudimentum, tendo
attempt to show /censure : arguo
attend : prosequor (prosecutus), prevenire
attendant : custos
attendants : stipatores
attending : sequax
attention : intentio
attention /medical attention : curatio
attentive : officiosus, attentus
attentive/ curious : curiosus
attentively : dilgenter
attic : cenaculum
attire : ornatus
attractions : blanditia
attractiveness : venustas
attribute : delego
auburn : rutilus
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audience : celebratio
author : scriptor, auctor
authoritative : professorius
authority : imperium, auctoritas, auctorita, regnum, vox vocis
authority /opportunity : potestas
authorization /freedom : licentia
autograph : chirographum
auxiliary troops /support : subsidium
avail : possum posse potum
avarice : avaritia, concupiscentia, cupiditas
avaricious : avarus
avenge : infenso, punio, exsequor
avenge/ claim : vindico
avenger : punitor
avenging : ultrix, ultio ultionis
average : mediocris
aversion : fastidium
avert : averto
avoid : parco, caveo
avoid. turn back : averto
avoid; also : evito
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await : exspecto
awakening : resurrectio, suscitatio
aware of : conscius
away : absentis, absens
awkward : inconcinnus
awkwardly : laeve leve
awning : velum
axe : securis
babble : garrio
babyhood : infantia
back : rursus, tergum
back and forth : commeo
back from now : abhinc
backwardness : tergiversatio
bad : improbus, nocens, nequam, malus peior pessimus
bad deed : facina ?oris
bad health : valetudo
bad luck : infelicitas
bad luck /punishment : infortunium
badly : secus, male peius pessime
badness : nequitia nequities
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bag : crumens, pera
bailiff : procurator
balance : pondera
bald : calvus
baleful : luctisonus
balm : unguentum
balsam tree /balsam gum : balsamam
band : fascia, manus manus
bandage : fascia
banish : expello (expuli expulsum ), pello pepulli pulsum
banished : profugus
banishment : exsilium
banking on : fretus
bankrupt : decoctor
banner : vexillum
banquet : epulor, epulo
banter /delude : ludo
bar : claustrum
bar /cutting : talea
barbarity : atrocitas
barbarous : inhumanus
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barber : tonsor
bare : patesco
barely : vix
bark : crusta
barking : latratus
barley : hordeum; ordeum
barley groats : polenta
barren : infecundus, sterilis, infelix
barrenness : infecunditas
base : substructio
base / pedestal / pier : crepido
bashful : vercundus
bashfulness : pudor, verecundia
basic constituent : elementum
basin : lebes
basket : alveus
bath : balineum balneum
bathe/ moisten : lavo
bathed : lautus
bathhouse : balineum balneum
bathing : lavatio
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bathing?place : balineum balneum
battle : proelium, pugna
battle?axe : securis
battle?line : acies
battlements : minae
bay / rant /runble : latro
bay tree / triumph : laurus
be : exsisto
be afflicted : laboro
be afraid : timeo
be agreeble to : placeo
be alive : vivo vixi victum
be bright : mico, niteo
be brought to : redeo
be concealed : latito
be confident of : confido
be deprived of : careo
be destroyed : pereo
be devoted to : inservio
be different : differo
be done : fio; fieri; factus
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be eager for : studio
be enough : sufficio
be entitled to : mereo mereor
be exposed : pateo
be extant : exsto
be favorable to : faveo
be firmly placed : insideo
be fond of : amo
be for sale : liceo
be frightened : metuo
be furious : saevio
be imminent : immineo, impendeo
be in attendance : adsum
be in charge of : praesum presum
be in dread of : vereor
be in good health : salveo
be in mourning : lugeo
be jealous of : invideo
be joyful : laetor letor, exulto
be lame : claudeo
be lost : defluo
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be made : fio; fieri; factus
be missing : desum
be moderate : tempero
be near : adsum
be odiferous : fragro
be of service : facio
be of use : proficio
be opposite : oppono opposui oppositum
be outstanding : praesto
be pale : palleo
be passed to : pervenio
be present : adsum
be put to an end : pessum ire
be redolent : puteo
be reduced to : redeo
be remarkable : emineo
be responsible for : praesto presto
be ruined : pessum ire, ruo
be sleek : niteo
be spoiled : tabesco
be subject : subsum subesse
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be superfluous : superfluo
be suspended /be uncertain : pendeo
be unaware : nescio
be under : subsum subesse
be unwilling : recuso
be used to : soleo
be utterly ruined : depereo
be vigilant /to keep vigil : vigilo
be wanting/ fail in duty : delinquo
be wanton : lascivio
be well : valeo
be without : careo, egeo
be yellow : palleo
beak : rostrum
beam : fulgeo (fulsi )
beam of scales /crest : iugum
bear : gero, tolero, gigno (genuit), gero
bear about : gesto
bear witness : protestor; protesto
bear witness / judge : arbitro arbitror
bearable : patibilis
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beard : barba
bearing / having borne : gestum (gero)
beast : bestia
beast of burden : iumentum
beat /bewail : plango planxi planctum
beat /exile : pello pepulli pulsum
beaten : vapulus
beating : pulsus
beautiful : formosus, speciosus, bellus, praeclarus, decorus
beautiful /proper : honestus
beautifully : formose, puchre
beautify : decoro
beauty : decor, pulchritudo pulchritudinis, forma, venustas
because : quandoquidem, quoniam, quia, quod, pro eo
because of : per, propter, ergo
because of the fact : pro eo
because of which thing : quare
become : fio; fieri; factus
become acquainted with : disco
become flexible : retendo
become hard : crudesco
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become hot : infervesco
become stronger : invalesco
become troubled : aegresco egresco
become used to : consuefacio
become visible : orior oriri ortus, orior
becoming : oportet
bed : lectus, cubile
bed?chamber servant : cubicularius
bed (of a river) : alveus
bedroom : cubiculum
been bequeathed : relictus
befall : contingo, contingo, evenio, contigo
before : antea, prae pre, prae, per antea, priusquam, prius
before (in time) : antequam
before mentioned : praefatus?i
befoul : lino
beg : obtestor, peto, precor, oro
beg for /intercede /curse : deprecor
began : coepi
beget : gigno (genuit)
beggar : pauper
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beggardry : paupertas
begin : suscipio, incipio, instituo?ui?utum
begin again : repeto
begin to cling to : inhaeresco inheresco
begin to fall : labo
begin to glow or boil : fervesco
beginner : inceptor
beginning : inceptum, initium, principium, orsa
beginning / ancestor : origo
beginning /planting : satus
begins to speak : infit
beguile : decipio
begun : exorsus
behind : secundum, post
behold : aspicio, conspicio
being alone : solitas
being done : no
being understood : intempestivus
belay : demoror
belgium : Hoienses
belief : fides
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believe : puto
bell : campana
belligerently : infeste
bellow : mugio
bellows : follis
belly : abdomen, venter, uterus
beloved /costly : carus
below : subter supter, infra, inferne, infra, inferus
bench : scamnum
bend : arcus
bend /pocket : sinus
bending : inflexus
beneath : subter supter
benefit : prosum, beneficium
benevolence : benevolentia
bent : camur, curvus
bequeath/abandon : relinquo
bereavement : orbitas
bereft : viduata
besides : etiam, praeter, praeterea, super, praeterea, adhuc
besiege : obsido, claudo (clausus)
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best of all : potissimus
bestow : largior
bestrew : conspergo
betake oneself to : ingero
betray : prodo
betrayal : proditio, proditio
betrayer : proditor
betrothed : pactus
better : melior
between : inter
between liege and namur : Hoienses
bewail (dogs) whine : queror
beware : caveo
beyond : ultra, praeter, super, praeter, extra
beyond measure : immodicus
bickering : velitatio
bid : liceor
bier : feretrum, lectica
big toe : pollex
bill?hook : flax; falcis
bill of a bird : rostrum
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billow : fluctus
bind : necto, evincio
bind (persons) : adstringo
bind around : redimio
bind on : subligo
bind up : substringo
birds : pennipotenti
birth : ortus
birthday : natalis natalis
birthplace / source : incunabula
bishop : episcopus
bit /restraint : frenum
bite : morsus, ictus
bitter : acerbus
bitterness : acerbitas, ruta, amaritudo
black : niger
blacken : infusco
blackish /sad : pullus
bladder : vesica
bladder?like tumor : vesica
blade of an oar : palmula
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blame : accuso, culpa
blandishments : blanditia
blanket : vestis
blast : inflatus, flatus
bleeding / raw : crudus
blemish : labes labis, maculo, mendum menda
blend : misceo miscui mixtum
blend /confound : confundo
blessed : beatus
blight of plants : uredo
blind : caecus
blockade : claudo (clausus)
blockage : obsido
blood?red : cruentus
bloodbath : strages
bloodless : incruentatus
bloodshed : cruor
bloodthirsty : cruentus
bloody : cruentus
bloom : effloresco
blot out : deleo, oblittero
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blow : ictus, ictus, offensio, pulsus
blow out : efflo
blowing : flatus
blowing into : inflatus
blows : verbera
blush : rubor
blush for : erubesco
board : tabula
boast : glorior, glorior
boasting : iactantia
boat : navis navis
bodguard : stipatores
body : corpus corporis
bog : lama, palus
boggy : paludosus, paluster
boil : ferveo, fervefacio
boil /plague : vomica
boiled : madidus
boiling : fervidus
bold : audax
boldly : audacter; audaciter
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boldness : audentia
bolt : telum, claustrum, ictus
bond : vinculum
bondage : ligatio
book : liber libri
book?case : foruli
bookcase : scrinium
boor : fossor
boorishly : rustice
booth : tabernus
booty : prenda, praeda, spolium
border : ambitus, ora, terminus
boredom : taedium; tedium
born : prognatus
born in the same province : comprovincialis
borrowed : mutuo
both : uterque
both ... and : et ... et
bound : obligatus, modus, reus
boundaries : fines finium
boundary : finis
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boundary / coast : ora
boundless : profundus, infinitus
bounty : ubertas, abundantia
bourgeois : civis
bow : inflecto inflexi inflectum
bow (BOW and arrows) : arcus
bowed : curvus, pandus
bowels : viscus
bowl : scaphium (sciphus
box : arca archa
boy : puer
boyish : puerilis
boyishly : pueriliter
bragging : iactantia
branch : stipes
brave : fortis
bravely : fortiter
bravery : animus
brawl : iurgium
brazen : eneus, aeneus
bread : crustum, panis
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breadth : amplitudo
break : quasso, adflicto affligo
break in : domito, infreno
break open : effringo
break out : consurgo, effloresco
break up : discerpo
breakfast : ientaculum
breast : pectus, papilla
breastplate : thorax
breath : spiritus
breathing : flatus
breathing /life /spirit : spiritus
breed /pagan people : natio nationis
breeze : ventulus
breezy : ventosus
brevity : brevitas
briar : vepres
bridge : pons pontis
bridging : munitio
bridle : frenum
brief : concisus, brevis
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briefly : breviter
brigand : latrunculus
bright : luminosus, lucidus, nitidus, candidus, perspicuus
bright /renowned : clarus
brightness : nitor, nitor
briing forth : progigno progenui progenitum
brillance : nitor
brilliance : nitor
bring : fero tuli latum, addo
bring about : excito, perficio, adfero affero
bring back : reduco, refero
bring forth : promo prompsi promptum, prodo
bring forth/ advance : profero
bring forward : producto produxi productum
bring in : induco
bring on : infero
bring out : producto produxi productum
bring through : perduco perduxi
bring to light : producto produxi productum
bring together /win over : concilio
bring up : nutrio, admoveo
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bring up to strength : compleo
brisk : strenuus
broad : latus, prolixus
broad bean : faba
broadly : late
broken : concisus, infractus
broken off : deruptus
bronze : pyropus
broom : virga
brothel : ganea ganeum
brother : frater
brow : frons
browse : lift tondeo totonsi tonsum, pasco
bruise : frendo, frendo
brush : peniculus
bubble up : ebullio
buffet : plaga
buffoon : balatro
build : condo
building : aedificium, opus operis, edificium
bundle : sarcina
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Bunna : Hunnam
burden : onus, onero, sarcina, gravo
burgeon : pullulo
burgess : civis
buried : seputus
burn : aduro (adustum), extermino, exuro; exussum
burn down : exuro; exussum, extermino
burning : igneus
burning up : exustio
burst forth / (milit.) attack : erumpo
bursting forth / sally : eruptio
bury : sepelio, humo, tego texi tectum, effero
busines : res rei
business : negotium
but : autem, ceterum, quod, tamen, autem
but come now : quin
but if : sive
but now : nam
but/ and indeed : sed
butcher : iuguolo, macellarius, trucido
butler : promus
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buttering up : adulatio
buttocks : puga pyga
buy : redimo
buy back /hire : redimo
buy./ take for granted : sumo
buying back : redemptio
by : per
by a great deal : multo
by a lot : multo
by all means : immo
by birth : natu
by bribery : venaliter
by chance : fortuito, forte
by day : diu
by far : multo
by force : coactu
by kinds : generatim
by luck : fortuitus, forte
by much : multo
by name : nominatim
by no means : nequequam, nequaquam, immo, haud
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by no means/ by all means : ymo (immo)
by now : iam
by order of : iussu
by request : oratu
by stealth : occulte, furtim
by the roots : radicitus
by turns : invicem
by which route : qua
cajole : palpo
cake : crustum
calamity : calamitas, lues
call : adsumo (assumo), citatio, dico, advoco
call as a witness : obtestor
call aside : devoco
call down : devoco
call for : arcesso; accerso
call forth : excito
call in an advisor : advoco
caller : salutor
calm : equus, sedo, aequus
calmly : lente, summisse, quiete
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calumny : criminatio, ciminatio
canal /pipe : canalis
candidly : candide
candies : cuppedia
candle : candela
canon : canonus
canon / master of a school : magister
canon law : instituta apostolica
canonical : canonicus
capable : idoneus
capable of flight : pennipotens
capacity : facultas, concepta
cape : amiculum
caprice : libido
captivity : ligatio, captivas
carbon : carbo
card : pecto
care : cura
careful : curiosus, cautus, diligens
careful of one's property : attentus
carefully : dilgenter
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careless : incuriosus
carelessly : incuriose
carelessness : incuria
caress : blandior, foveo
caress by stroking : demulceo
carnage /debris : strages
carpenter : lignarius
carpenter's axe : ascia
carpet : vestis
carress : palpo
carriage : gestum (gero)
carrier : cursor
carry : transmitto, transporto
carry across : transfero transtuli translatum
carry away : tollo sustuli sublatum, absorbeo
carry by : praefero
carry down : defero
carry forward : proveho
carry off : aufero
carry on : se gero
carry out : exsequor
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carry through : perduco
carrying about : gestum (gero)
carrying laurel : laurifer
cart : plaustrum
cart /a plow with wheels : currus
case : theca, causa
case at law : causa
case for papers : scrinium
case/ plea : placitum
casket : pyus pyxidis
cast : contendo, iacio
cast down /destroy : prosterno
casting lots : sortitus
casual : fortuitus
cat : cattus
category : genus, numerus
cattle : capitale
cauldron : lebes
cause : indo (past indidi), facio, addo, infero
cause /reason : causa
cause great pain : excrucio
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cause sadness : tristifico
cause to stand : constituo
causing dread : formidilosus
caution : cautela
cautious /[things] secure : cautus
cautiously : caute
cavalry : equitatus
cavalry man rider (classical) : eques equitis
cave : specus
cavern : specus
cease : desino, desino (desiit)
cease /linger : cesso
cease /stay : subsisto
ceaseless : jugis
celebrated : inclutus inclitus
celestial / noun : caelestis
cell : carcer, arca archa
censure : culpo
central : medius
ceremony : ritus
certain : liquidus, certus
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certainly : quidem, certe, quidem, etiam, scilicet, omnino
chafe : peruro perussi perustum
chaff : palea
chain : catena
chair of state : solium
chalk : creta
chalked : cretatus
chamberlain : cubicularius
chance : fors?itis, fors fortis, casus, fortuna
change : mutatio, novo, abeo, vicissitudo
change / fall back : inclino
changeability : inconstantia
changeable : inconstans
changeably : inconstanter
channel : fossa, canalis
chapter : capitulus
chapter house : capitulus
chapter meeting : capitulus
character : virtus, animus, ars; artis, mores; morium
characteristic : proprius
charcoal : carbo
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charge : criminatio, mandatum, ciminatio
charge / fault : crimen
charge /guardianship : tutela
charity : sanctimonia
charm : blanditia, venustas, lepor lepos, dulcedo
charming : bellus, decorus, lepidus
charmingly : dulcidine
charminly : lepide
charms : deliciae
chase away : fugo
chasm : vorago
chasm /the sea : profundum
chastely : caste
chattels : capitale
chatter : effutio
cheap : insumptuosus, vilis
cheapness : vilitas
cheat : circumvenio, deludo
check : opprimo oppressi oppressum, confuto, compescor
cheerful : hilaris
cherish : amo, colo colui cultum, alo (alui altum)
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chessboard : scaccarium
chest : arca archa, armarium
chestnut : balanus
chevaux de frise : ericius
chick : pullus
chief : princeps, potissimus
chief noble : procer
chiefly : precipue, praecipue, presertim praesertim
child : parvulus, liber
childish : puerilis
childishly : pueriliter
chill : gelu
choke : suffoco
choose : sumo, desumo, lego, eligo
choose/ attack : capio
chop up : conseco
chosen : electus
Christ's thorn : paliurus
church : ecclesia
cinnect /yoke : iungo iunxi iunctum
circle : orbis
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circuit : ambitus
citadel : arx
citation : citatus
cite : laudo
citizen : civis
city : urbs urbis
city?state : civitas
city and monastery : Nivellensem
citzenship : civitas
civic : civilis
civil : domesticus, civilis
claim : adsumo (assumo), assero, vindico (vindicatum)
clan : gens
clarify : expedio
clash : incursio
class : numerus, genus, ordo
clean : tersus, mundus, tergeo tergo tersi tersum
clean away : abstergo
cleaned / fine : lautus
cleaning out : purgatio
cleanse : purgo
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cleansing /excsuing : purgatio
clear : lucidus, evidens, clarus, perspicuus
clear /explain : expedio
clear up : extrico
clearly : plane, candide, evidenter
cleave to : inhaero inhero
clever : sollers, callidus
cleverly : ingeniose
cleverly / cunningly : callide
cligning : tenax
climb : escendo
clime : ora
cling to : inhaero inhero
clip : lift tondeo totonsi tonsum
cloak : amiculum, pallium
close : propter, termino, claudo (clausus), propinquus
close at hand : subsum subesse
close by : iuxta
close off : occludo
close to : sub, iuxta
closely : prope
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closest : proximus
cloth : tela
clothes : induviae
clothing : armarium, induviae, vestis
clothing/ spoils : exuviae
clown : fossor
club : stipes
cnquer : debello
coal : carbo
coast?line : ora
coax out : expalpo
cock : gallo
coerce : coacto
coercement : coactum
coffin : arca archa
coin : lamnia lammina lamna
coinside : congruo
cold : gelu, gelidus, frigus
cold of winter /dullness : frigus
coldly : gelide
collect : compello, lego
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collect in large number : frequento
collect/ : confero
collision : offensus
collision / attack : incursio
color : color
colored : infucatus
colored /dark?complexioned : coloratus
coma : lethargus
combatant : proeliator preliator
combative : pugnax
combination : iunctura
combined in one : universus
come?on : lactatio
come about : occuro, venio
come back : redeo, revertor reverti reversus
come close : appropinquo
come forward : exorior
come near : accedo
come out /result : procedo
come quickly : propero
come to : adeo
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come to pass /arise : venio
come up : supervenio, emergo
comely : decet
comet : cometes
comfort : commodum, levamentum
coming from : oriundus
coming tohether : conventus
command : duco, imperium, nutus, praesieo?sedi?ere, mando
command /tell someone to do : iubeo iussi iussum
command /to rule : impero
commander : dux ducis
commander in chief : imperator
commence : incipio, ineo
commencement : initium
commend /name : laudo
commendation : laudatio
commission : mandatum
commit : delego, comitto
commit / trust in : credo
commodius : commodus
common : communis, profanus, vulgaris
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common talk : sermo
commonly : plerumque
commonwealth : res publica
communicate : defero
compact : foedus, adstringo
companion : comes comitis, socius?i
companionship : sodalitas
company : vexillum
compel : compello, coacto, cogo
compensation : merces mercedis
complainant : postulator
complaining : querulus, quereia querella, queribundus
complaint : questus, querimonia, quereia querella
complete : plenus, perfectus, totus, peracto, exigo, consummo
completed work : opus operis
completely : plene
completely towards : toto
completion : consummatio, peractio
comply with : subservio
compose : compono, scribo; scripsi scriptum
composer : digestor
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composition : compositio
comprehend : video vidi visum
compress : adstringo
compulsion : coactum
comrade : amicus, socius
comrade /count : comes comitis
conceal : tego texi tectum, abdo, occulto, abscondo, celo
concealed : absconditus
concealed /secretly : occultus
conceive : imbibo, fingo?finxi?fictum
concentrate / favor : incumbo
concept : informatio
concern : sollicitudo, cura, pertineo
concerned : sollicitus
concerning : de
concise : concisus
conclude : coniecto, infero
condemn : contemno, reprobo
condemnation : damnatio
condemning : praedicatio
conduct : ars; artis, mores; morium, induco, se gero
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conduct (oneself) : gestum (gero)
cone shaped : tubineus
confer/ betake oneself : confero
confessor : penintentiarius
confidence : fides, fiducia
confident : fidens
confidential friendship : familiaritas
confine : coerceo, cohibeo, contineo
confine /force : cogo
confiscation : ereptio
conflagration : exustio
conflict : pugna
conform : congruo
conformation : formamentum
confuse : turbo, confundo
confused : confusus, inconditus
confusion : turbatio, confusio
congratulate : gratulor
congress : conventus
conj : nec
conjecture : conicio, opinio
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connect : iugo, contineo
connect join : concero
connected : iunctus, aptus
connected together : continuus
connection : iunctio
conquer : vinco vici victum
conscience : conscientia
consciouness : conscientia
conscious of : conscius
consciousness : animus
consecrate : consecro
consent : annuo
consent /plot : consentio
consequence : eventus
consequential : consequentia
consequently : proinde, igitur
conserve : conservo
consider : pondero, pendo, puto, iudico, recolo, meditor
consider carefully : contemplor
consider of less account : posthabeo
consider secondary : postpono
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considerably : aliquanto
considered : duco
consist/ stop : consisto
consolation : consolatio, levamentum
conspiracy : consensio, insidiae, coniuratio
conspirator : coniuratus
conspire : consentio, coniuro
constant : jugis, constans
constant motion : instabilitas
constantly / instantly : jugiter
constellation : sidus, astrum
constricted : angustus
construct : molior, texo, instruo
construct/ (time) spend : duco
consult : consulto
consultation : consilium
consume : voro, edo edi essum, comburo
consume /inflame : peruro perussi perustum
consume /waste : comedo comedi comesum
consumption : phthisis
contact : contages, contagio contagium
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contact /contagion : contactus
contagion : contagio contagium
contain : contineo
contained in : insum
containing a no : infitialis
contemplate : prospicio
contemplation : contemplatio
contempt : contemptio, aspernatio
contemptible : contemptus
contemptuous : despiciens
contemptuously : contemptim
content : impleo
contented : contentus
contention : decertatio, certamen
contest : certamen
continual : jugis
continually : jugiter
continue : remaneo, persevero, procedo, remaneo
continuous : perpetuus, continuus, iugis iuge
continuously : adsidue assidue, protinus
contract : contraho, pactum, pactum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 76
contracted : substrictus
contradiction : contradictio, contradictio
contrary : contrarius
contrast /compete : contendo
contribute : adfero affero
contrive : fingo?finxi?fictum, molior, incogito
control oneself : tempero
convene : convoco, congrego
convenience : commodum, commodum, oportunitas, opportunitas
convenient : opportunus
conveniently : opportune
convent : monasterium
conversation : sermo
convey : transfero transtuli translatum, veho vexi vectum
conveyance : vehiculum
convict /declare : arguo
cookie : crustulum
coolness : frigus
cooly : lente
cooperation /plot : consensio
copious : fusus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 77
copiously : copiose
copper kettle : lebes
copper ore / brass : orichalcum
copy : effingo
Corbie : Corbeiam
cord : funis ?is, funiculus, funis
corner : angulus
corpse : corpus corporis
correct : tersus, emendo, rectus
correspond to : cohaereo
corridor : andron
corrupt : vitiosus, inficio infeci infectum, constupro
corruption : caries, venaliter
cost : sumptus
cot : lectulus
cottage : tabernus
couch : lectus
council : concilium, consilium
counselor : consuasor
count : duco
count up : enumero
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 78
countenance : oris, vultus
countenance /aspect : facies
countess : cometissa comitissa
country : terra, humus, solum
country estate /(med.) manor : villa
country house : villa
countryman : paganus
countryside : ager, rus
couple : iugo
courage : animus, fortitudo, ferocitas, virtus, audentia
courage /arrogance : ferocia
courageous : ferox, animosus, fidens
courageously /arrogantly : ferociter
course : curriculum, tractus
court : curia
courteous : liberalis, comis
courteously : comiter, liberaliter
Courtrai : Corturiacum, Courtacum
courtyard : platea
covenant : pactum, paciscor, foedus, paciscor
cover : occulto, obvolvo, induco
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 79
cover with earth : humo
cover/ lead against / pass : obduco
covered gallery : crypta
covered passage : ianus
covered with hair : pilosus
covered with trees : nemorosus
covering : vestis, velamen, velum, theca
coverlet : pallium
covet : inhio
covetousness : concupiscentia
cow : bos (bovis )
crack : fragor
cradle : cunabula
craft : professio
craftsman : faber
crafty : dolosus
cram : refercio
crammed : refertus, effertus, differtus
crashing : fragosus
crawl : repo repsi reptum
crazy : rabidus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 80
creak : crepito
create : genero
creator : creator
creature : creatura
credit : promeritum
creep over : erepo
creep up : erepo
crescent?shaped : lunatus
crest : crista
crested : cristatus
crime : vitium, dedecus, malum, facina ?oris
criminal : scelestus
crisis : articulus
crocodile : crocodilus
crocus : crocus
crooked : pandus, curvus
crookedness : pravitas
crop : proventus, messis, ingluvies
cross : crux crucis
cross over : transeo
crossbar : iugum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 81
crossing : transitus
crossroads : quadrivium
crowd : celebritas, turba, populus, caterva
crowding : frequentatio
crowds : gregatim
crown : corona
crown of laurel / victory : laureola
crowned with laurel : laureatus
cruel : crudelis, atrox, inhumanus, ferreus
cruelly : truculenter
cruelty : crudelitas, atrocitas
cruely : crudeliter
crumb : mica
crush : frendo, frendo
cry : fleo, clamor, quiritatio
cry aloud : exclamo, clamo
cry out : quirito
crystal drinking cup : crystalus
cull : runco
culpable : nocens
cultivate : colo colui cultum, exerceo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 82
cultivation : cultura
cultivator : arator, cultor
culture : humanitas
cultured : humanus
cunning : dolosus, astus
cupboard : armarium
curb : compescor, freno
cure : medicor, rememdium
curelty : inhumanitas
curing : curatio
curiosity : curiositas
curl : torqueo
curly : crispans
curly?haired : crispus
curly / trembling : crispus
curse : pestis pestis, vomica
curtain : velum
curve : sinus, incurvo, inflecto inflexi inflectum
curve /influence : curvo
curved : curvus, pandus, camur
curving : inflexus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 83
custody : custodia
custom : consuetudo, adsuetudo
customary : consueta, solitus, usitas
cut away : perseco
cut down : concido
cut into pieces : conseco
cut off : deputo
cut off / arrange : decido
cut short : reseco
cut to pieces : lacer
cut up : concisus
cypress : cupressus
cyrpess wood : cupressus
dagger point : mucro
daily : cotidie
dainty : fastidiosus
damage : laedo ledo, damnum, iniuria, detrimentum, malum
damage (of crops) : contristo
damaged : miniatus
damaging : pestifer
damn : damno
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 84
dancer /presider : praesul presul
danger : periculum
dangerous : periculosus, infestus
dangers : quorum
dark : acerbus, ater atra atrum
dark?clorored : pullus
dark colored : aquilus
dart : jaculum, iaculum, telum, spiculum
data : indicium
date : balanus
daughter : filia
dawn : diluculo
day : dies diei, putesco
day?dream /foolishness : somnium
daybreak : diluculo
dead : mortuus
deadly : mactabilis, letalis, letifer
deadly things : mortifera
deal : paciscor
deal with : tracto
dear : carus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 85
dearness : caritas
death : excessum, mors mortis, letum
death rattle : singultus
debate : disputatio, confero
debaucher : constupator
debt : debitum
decapitation : capulatio
decay : morior, caries
decayed : puter, cariosus
deceased : mortuus
deceit : fraudatio, dolus
deceitful : dolosus
deceitfuly : dolose
deceive : impono, decipio, ludo
decency of behavior : decentia
deceptive : falsus
decide : constituo, reor, statuo, exigo
deciding by lot : sortitus
decision : judicium, iudicium
declaim : pronuntio
declaration : professio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 86
declare : denuncio, ostendo, loquor, clamo, eloquor, edico
declare openly : proloquor
decline : recuso, declive
decline in health : contabesco
decrease : tepesco, minuo minui minutum
decreased : miniatus
decree : decretum, mandatum, consultum
decrepit : decrepitus
deduce : repeto
deed : factum
deep : altus, profundus
deep sleep : sopor
deeply : penetranter
defeat : evinco, fundo
defective /gelded : curtus
defend : assero, patrocinor, munio, contego
defendant : reus
defense : tutamen, propugnaculum
defense works : munitio
defenses : munimentum
defer : prolato, differo, protraho (protractus)
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 87
defile : maculo
define : termino, designo
deflect : declino
deformity : pravitas
defraud : circumvenio
degenerate : degenero
degraded : inhonestus
delay : cesso, duco, cunctatio, prodico, mora
delayer : cunctator
deliberate : delibero
deliberately : lente
deliberation : consilium, consulatio
delicacies : cuppedia
delicate : tener tenera tenerum
delicately : delicate
delicious : esculentus
delight : gaudium, laetifico letifico, delectatio, laetitia
delightful : voluptuosus
delights : deliciae
delimit : determino
deliver : refero, prodo, libero, vindico
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 88
deliver/ punish : vindico
delving : fossura
demand : postulo, requiro, exigo
demand / to sue for : peto
demesne : dominica
demolish : eruo, everto
demonstrate : probo
den : claustrum, cubile, specus
denote : volo (sibi velle)
dense : profundus
deny : denego
depart : egredior, discedo, proficuus
depart from life : abeo
departed : mortuus
departure : digressus, digressio, profectio, excessum
depend : pendeo
depending on : fretus
deplorable : plorabilis, lacrimabilis
depraved : pravus
depravity : pravitas
depress : deprimo (depressus)
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 89
deprive : exuo
deprived : viduata
deprived of : privus
deputy : responsal, legatus
deride : insulto, derideo
descendant : successio
descendants : proles
descent : progenies, successio
describe : designo, demonstro, designo, exsequor
desecrate : profano
desert : inculta, derelinquo
deserter : fugitivus
deserve : mereo mereor, mereo
deserving : idoneus
designate : designo, designo
designedly : consilio
desire : esurio, inhio, cupido, orexis, requiro, cupio
desire /complaint : postulatio
desire /vow : votum
desire eagerly : concupisco
desirous : expetens
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 90
desist : desino (desiit), desino, absisto
despair : despero
despair / despair of : despero
despicable : contemptus
despise : sperno sprevi spretum, conculco, despicio
despised : contemptus
despising : exosus
despite : odio
despoil : spolio
desserts : promeritum
destiny : fatum
destiny/ lawful : fas
destitute : egenus
destitute of : expers
destroy : perdo, concido, diruo, iuguolo, eradico, casso
destroyed : pessum ire
destruction : exitium, eversio, perditio
destructive : perniciosus
destructively : pestifere
detach : abduco, abiungo, evolvo
detachment /protection : praesidium presidium
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 91
detain : retineo, detineo, prehendo
detection : deprehensio
deter : terreo
determination : terminatio
determine : exigo, decerno
determined : destinatus
detriment : detrimentum
devastate : depopulo, diripio, evasto, diripio
devastation : vastatio, populatio
deviate : digredior digredi digressus, discedo, aberro
device : fabrica
devil : diabolus
devise : extundo
devoid of : vacuus
devote : confero
devote /curse : devoveo
devote oneself to : insto
devotion : devotio, pietas
devour : edo edi essum
dextrous : callidus
diadem : corona
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 92
dicover : reperio
dictate : dicto
dictator : dictator
die : defungo, intereo, abeo
die / sink : decido
differences : varietas
different : diversus, dissimilis
differently from : secus + atque or quam
difficult : difficilis
difficulty : impedimentum, difficultas
diffuse : iacio
dig up /write on a wax tablet : exaro
digging : fossura
dignity : gravitas, maiestas, dignitas, amplitudo
digress : digredior digredi digressus
digression : excessum, digressus, digressio
diligence : diligentia
diligent : impiger, industrius, diligens
diligently : dilgenter
dill : anethum
diminish : reseco, minuo minui minutum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 93
diminished : miniatus
diminutive : vegrandis
dine : epulor
dinner : cena
dip under : demergo
direct : directus, intendo, rego rexi rectum
direct one's attention to : adverto
direct one's course : intendo
direction : discessio, gubernatio?ionis
director : praesul presul, rector
diretion : procuratio
dirt : fimus
dirty : lino, immunda
disagree : discrepo
disagreeable : molestus, ingratus, incommodus
disagreement : discidium
disappear : defluo, defluo, recedo, abeo
disappear / pass away : evanesco
disappearance / distant : recedentia
disappearing / passing away : evanidus
disappoint : frustro
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 94
disappointed by something : fefello
disapprove of : abdico
disaprove : reprobo
disaster : calamitas
disburse : erogo
discern : pervideo pervidi pervisum
discharge : erumpo
discharge (duties) : expleo
disciple : alumno, discipulus
disclose : promo prompsi promptum, evolvo, promptu, detego
discoloration : decoloratio
discourage : infringo infregi infractum, adflicto affligo
discourteously : inhumaniter
discover : invenio, expiscor
discovered. tracked down : evestigatus
discoverer : inventor
discreetly : prudenter
discretion : prudentia
discuss : tracto, dissero, disputo, confero
discussion : sermo, disputatio
disdain : contemptio, fastidium
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 95
disease : morbus
diseased : aegrus
disentangle : extrico
disentangle / explain : explico
disentangle /ready : expedio
disgrace : dedecus, infamo, labes labis, opprobrium, rubor
disgrace by degeneracy : degenero
disgraceful : pudendus, dedecor, turpis
disguise : dissimulo
disgust : taedium; tedium, fastidium
dish : lanx, patella
dishonor : inhonesto, dedecus
dishonorable : dedecor
dishonorably : inhoneste
dishonored : inhonorus
dishonored /dishonorable : inhonestus
disinherited : exheres
disjoint : discerpo
disk : orbis
dislike : fastidium
dislocate /extort by force : extorqueo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 96
disloyal : inobedio?ire, infidelis, infidus
disloyally : infideliter
disloyalty : infidelitas
dismiss : licentio, dimitto
disobident : inobedio?ire
disorder : incompositus
disorderly : inconditus
disorderly /embarassed : confusus
disparate : dissimilis
dispatch : mitto, praemitto
dispense with : abicio
dispise : despecto
display : promptu, propono, exhibeo exibeo, praefero
displeasure : offensus
disposed : habitus
disprove : redarguo
dispute : velitatio, certo, disputatio, litigo
disquiet : sollicitudo, infesto
disrupt : perturbo
dissect : perseco
dissension : seditio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 97
dissimilar : dissimilis
dissociate : abrumpo
dissolute : dissolutus
dissolve : solvo, to distraho
distance : loginquitas
distinct : evidens
distinction : ornamentum
distinctly : evidenter
distingished : praestans prestans
distinguish : insignio
distinguish /decide : cerno
distinguished : precipuus
distort : torqueo, intorqueo, pertorqueo
distract /(property) sell up : distraho
distress : labor, difficultas
distribute : dido dididi didtum
district : plaga, ora
disturb : concutio, commoveo, differo
disturb / mention / complete : perago
disturb /shake violently : labefacto
disturbance : turbatio, tumultus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 98
disturbance /mob : turba
ditch : fossa
ditcher : fossor
ditching : fossura
diversity : varietas
divert : avoco
divide : tribuo, seco, distribuo, dido dididi didtum
divination : divinatio
divine : divinus
divine influence : divinitus
divine law or command/ fate : fas
division : discidium
divorce : abruptio
divulge : producto produxi productum
do : facesso, facio, fungor; fungi; functus
do away with : aboleo
do good : prosum (profuturus), prosum
do harm : noceo
dockyard : navale
doctor : medicus
doctrine : doctrina
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 99
document : tabellae
dog : canis
doing : effectus
doll /little girl : pupa
domestic : domesticus
domination : dominatus
dominering : imperiosus
dominion : principatus
don /inspire : inicio inieci iniectum
donate : do dare dedi datum
donation : donum
done /perfect : perfectus
donjon : arx
doom : fatum
door : ostium, ianua
doorkeeper : ianitor
dotage : senectus
doubt : dubium
doubtful : incertus
down from : de
down to : tenus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 100
downfall : casus
downward : pessum
downwards : deorsum
draft animal : jumentum
drag out : extraho extraxi extractum
drain : adficio
drained / swallowed up : epotus
draw : duco, cogo
draw /stain : pingo
draw a deep breath /long for : suspiro
draw in : duco
draw near : propinquo
draw on : evoco
draw together : constrictio
draw up : contraho
draw up (troops) : dispono
drawing : tractus
drawn near : appropinquo
dread : metus, formido, metuo, timeo, timor
dreadful : horrendus
dreadfully : formidilose
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 101
dream : somnium
dregs : feculentia, feculentia
drenched : perfusus
dress : ornatus, exuviae
dried : assus
drink in /think up : imbibo
drinking vessel : scaphium (sciphus
drip : lacrimo
dripping moisture : stillicidium
drive : ago (egi actum ), veho, cogo
drive away : abigo, pello pepulli pulsum, propello, extundo
drive forth : prodigo
drive in : pango
drive into exile : fugo
drive out : eicio, exigo
drop : cado
drop /fall dead : occumbo
drought : sitis
drowsily : somniculose
drowsiness : lethargus
drowsy : somniculosus, somniculosus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 102
drug : venenum
drunk : madidus
drunk up : epotus
drunkenly : madide
drunkenness : crapula
dry : siccus
dryness : sitis
due forms /funereal rites : iusta
Duissenpierre : Dusiol petram
duke : dux ducis
dull : bardus, stolidus, piger pigra pigrum
dull?witted : stolidus
dumb : stolidus
dung : fimus
dungeon : carcer
dupe : frustro
durability : stabilitas
duration : tentatio?onis
during : secundum, per
dusk : crepusculum
dusky : ferrugineus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 103
dust : pulvis
dutiful : pius, pia pium
dutiful comduct : pietas
dutifulness : pietas
duty : officium
duty /gift : munus
duty of the sale of grain : minagium
dwell (in) : incolo
dye : inficio infeci infectum
dye /decorate : pingo
dyed : madidus
dyer : infector
each : sulum
each one : quisque
each party : uterque
each person : quisque
each side : uterque
eager : intrepidus, expetens, acer
eager desire : cupiditas, sitis
eagerly : studiose, contente
eagerness : studium
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 104
eagle : aquila
ear : auris
ear?rings : crotalia
early : mane
early in the morning : mane
earn : mereo mereor
earn completely : emerio
earnestly : contente, dilgenter
earnestness : intenta
earth : humus, terra
earthen wall : vallum
earthly : terrenus?a?um
ease : otium, relaxo
ease /diminish : levo
easiest : facillimus
easily : facile, facile, expedite
easily broken / fleeting : fragilis
easily moved : mollis
easing : levamentum
easy : facilis
eating together : commessatio; onis
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 105
ebbing : recedentia
echo : refero
eclipse of the sun : labores solis
economical : parcus, insumptuosus
economically : parce
economy : frugalitas
edge : acies, mucro, labrum, ambitus, ora
edible : edulis
edict : decretum
educate : erudio
eening prayer : vespera
effect : efficio, praesentia presentia, impetro, effectus
effective : efficax, efficens
effectively : efficaciter, efficenter
efficient : efficax, efficens
efficiently : efficenter, efficaciter
effort : intentio, nixus
effort / undertaking / impulse : conatus
effusion : effusio
either of the two : uter
either...or : aut...aut
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 106
eject : eicio
elect : desumo
elegance : nitor, lepor lepos, nitor, lautitia
elegant : mundus, teres, lepidus, lautus
elegantly : ornate, lepide
element : elementum
elevate : tollo sustuli sublatum, subrigo; subrexi subrectum
elevate/ excite : attollo
elevated : celsus, sublimis
elevation : sublimitas
eloquence : eloquentia
eloquent : facundus, eloquens
eloquently : facunde
else where : alibi
elude : effugio
emanate : emanio
embellish : decoro
embers : cinis cineris
embossing : crusta
embrace : complectus, complexo
embroider : pingo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 107
embroidered : picturatus
emperor : imperator
emperorship : purpura
employ : utor uti usus, usurpo, consumo
employ for wages : conduco
employment : negotium
emptiness : infrequentia
emptiness /meagerness : ieiunitas
empty : inanis, vacuus
empty?headed : leviculus
empty space /pond : lacuna
enclose : arceo, includo, coerceo
enclosure : saepe
enclosure /troop : cohors
enclosure/ cloister : claustrum
encompass : complexo
encourage : erigo ; erexi, foveo, hortor
encouragement : consolatio
end : finis, terminus, desino, extremitas, exitus
endanger : periclitor
endangered : periclitatus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 108
endlessnes : infinitas infinitio
endow : dito
endurable : patibilis
endurance : patientia
endure : sustineo, teneo, patior, duro, consto, obduro
enduring : durus, diutinus
energy : navitas
engagement : fides
engender : progenero, genero
engross : absorbeo
enjoy : occupo
enjoy /perceive : usurpo
enjoy to the full : perfruor
enjoy/ associate with : utor uti usus
enjoying : usura
enjoyment : delectatio, fructus fructus
enlarge : relaxo, augeo
enlargement : auctus, autus
enlist : inscribo
ennervate : debilito
enough : satis
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 109
enquire : quaero quero
ensnare : impedio, impedo, decipio
ensnared : inreto
ensuing : subsequens
entagles : impeditus
entangle : impedio
entangled : inreto
enter : invado, intro, ingredior ingredi ingressus
enter in an account : imputo
enter into : incedo
entering : ingressus
enterprise : inceptum
enthrall : evinco
enthusiastic : fanaticus
entice : lacto, pertraho, prolicio prolixi
enticement : lenocinium, lactatio
entire : totus, universus
entirely : penitus, omnino
entitle : inscribo
entrails : viscus
entrance : ostium, porta, foris
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 110
entrapped : inreto
entreat : precor, oro, obtestor
entreat successfully : exoro
entreating : supplex
entreaty : prex precis
entrenchment : vallum
entrust : mandatum, mando
enumerate : enumero
envelope : theca
envoy : orator
envoy / commander of a legion : legatus
envy : fascino, invidia
epic poem : epos
epidemic : pestis pestis
epigram : lemma
episcopal : episcopalis
epistle : epistula, litterae, epistola
epoch : tempus temporis
equal : parilis, equus, par, aequus
equal/ make level or even : exaequo exequo
equally : iuxta, pariter, iuxtim
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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equestrian : equester
equilibrium : pondera
equine : equinus
equip : suborno, armo
equipment : ornamentum, apparatus, ornatus, paratus
equipped : instructus (from instruo)
equipped; (of persons) skilled : paratus
equitable : iustus
equity : aequitas, iustitia, equitas
era : aetas, tempus temporis
erase : deleo
erase / destroy : erado
erase /annihilate : deleo
erase writing : induco
erect : condo, molior
erect /elevate : extollo
erode : attero
err : desum, pecco, erro, palor
error : lapsus, error, erratum, peccamen, mendum menda
ertswhile : quondam
erupt : erumpo
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escape : fugio, effugio, pretereo, subterlabor, aberro
especially : maxime, praecipue, precipue, precipue, imprimis
especialy : singulariter
essay : rudimentum
essence : substantia
essential : necessarius
establish : statuo, constituo, condo, comprobo
establish a siege : includo
esteem : honor, duco, duco, suspicio, pendo
esteem highly : diligo
estimate : censeo
estimate/prune : deputo
etc : veho, calamus
etc)/ the west /fall : occasus
etc. etc : succedo
etc.) available : quicumque
eternal : aeternus eternus
eternally : intemporaliter
eternity : infinitas infinitio
ether : aer, aeris
eunuch : eunuchus
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evaluate : censeo
evasion : tergiversatio
even : equus, aequus, vel
even (to) : usque
even as : velut
even if : etsi, tametsi, etiamsi
even now : adhuc
even once : semel
even then / until then : etiamtum
evening : vesper
evening star : vesper
ever : umquam, semper
ever so much : quamvis
everlasting : aeternus eternus
every : sulum, omnis
every day : cotidie
everyday life : medium
everywhere : undique, passim
evidence : argumentum, testimonium, indicium
evident : liquidus, perspicuus, evidens
evidently : scilicet
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evil : nocens, pravus, malus peior pessimus, malum
evil deed : scelus sceleris
Evroul : Uticensium
exacerbate : exulcero
exact : exigo
exalt : glorifico, attollo, effero, extollo
examine : perlustro, probatur
example : exempoator, exemplum
exasperate : irrito
exasperated/ disturbed : turbatus
excavate /to gut : effodio
exceeding : validus
exceedingly : valde, vehementer, maxime, singulariter, valde
exceedingly high : praecelsus
exceedingly sharp : perscitus
exceedingly sweet : prae dulcis
excel : vinco vici victum
excell : praesto, praecedo
excellence : praestantia prestantia, virtus, excellentia
excellent : precipuus, palmarium, praestans prestans, eximius
except : absque (+ ablative), nisi
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except /take : excipio
except; prep. + acc. : praeter
excess : redundo
excessive : immodicus
excessively : per, nimis, nimis, nimium
excite : concito, suscito, irrito
exclaim : exclamo
exclude : excludo
exclusively : proprie
excuse : excuso, excusatio
execute : fungor; fungi; functus
execution : effectus
executive officer : executor
exercise : exerceo
exert oneself : nitor
exert oneself in : insudo
exertion : intentio, conatus
exhalation : respiratio
exhaust : debilito, adficio
exhibit : prae se ferre / pre se ferre
exhilaration : effusio
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exhort : cohortor, hortor
exile : exsilium
exist : exsisto, sum fui futurus
exit : egredior, exitus
expand : dilato
expand / spring forth : cresco
expansion / rest : laxamentum
expansiveness : laxitas
expect : exspecto
expectation : praestolatio prestolatio
expedition : expeditione
expel : expello (expuli expulsum )
expend : prodigo, erogo, impendo
expenditure : erogatio
expense : impensa, sumptus
expensive : carus
experience : sentio, experior (experiri; expertus ), usus
experienced : exertus, callidus
expert : peritus, gnarus, professor
explain : declaro, demonstro, persolvo
explanation : explicatus
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expose : expono (exposui expositum ), patefacio, arguo
exposed : patesco, expositus
exposition : explicatus
expound /pay off a debt : persolvo
express /state /declare : effor
express oneself : eloquor
expression of the face : vultus
expressly : nominatim
exquisite : exquisitus
exraneous/ foreign : extraneus
extend : pando, promineo, pertingo, dilato, laxo, tendo
extend /put off : prolato
extend/ delay : profero
extended : fusus
extensive : latus
extensively : late
extent /going around : ambitus
extent of competence : iurisdictio
external : externus
external/ strange : extrarius
externally : extrinsecus
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extoll : laudo
extort : extundo
extra : susicivus
extra esto : exesto
extract : extraho extraxi extractum
extraordinarily : mirifice
extraordinary : mirus, precipuus, eximius
extraordinary /news : novus
extravagance : luxuria
extravagant : prodigus
extreme : extremus
extremely : valde
extricate : extrico, evolvo
exussum : extermino
eye : oculus
fable : fabula
face : visio, facies, oris
facing : adversus (prep. + acc.)
factor : officina
fading : pallor
fail /cut up : concido
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faintly : infirme
faintly deny : subnego
faintly gleaming : sublustris
faintly glimmering : sublustris
faintly obscene : subobscenus
fair : mediocris, iustus
fairly : iuste
fairness : aequitas, iustitia, equitas
faith : fides
faithful : fidelis
faithless : perfidiosus
faithlessly : infideliter
faithlessnes : infidelitas
faithlessness : perfidia
faling headlong : cernuus
fall : lapsus, ruo, decido
fall back upon : redeo
fall forward : prolabor
fall in with /happen : incido
fall into : decumbo
fall off : degenero
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fall short : desum
fall upon : invado
falling down : ruinosus
false : reproba, falsus
falsehood : subjectio
falsely : perperam
falso conclusions : sophismata
fame : gloria, laus
family : familia
family name : cognomen
famous : celebrer, inclutus inclitus, clarus, praeclarus
fancy : somnium
fancy /foolish nonesense : somnium
far : recedentia, longe, procul
far and wide : longe lateque, passim
farm : ager (agri)
farther : ulterius
farther (than) : ultra
farthest part : extremitas
fashion : formo, effingo
fashioner : formator
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fashioning : formatura
fast : celox, velox, ieiunium, celer
fasten : necto, pango
fasten /to imprint : infigo
fasten down : defigo
fastened /prepared : aptus
faster : ocius
fastidious : fastidiosus
fat : pinguis
fatal : letalis
fatally : letaliter
fate : fatum, fortuna
father : gigno (genuit), abbas abbatis, pater patris
father's sister : amita
father in law : socer
fatherland : patria
fatigue : labor, fatigo
fatness : pinguitudo
fault : peccamen, vitium, culpa, macula, lapsus, erratum
faulty : mendosus
favor : ventus, beneficium, antepono, annuo, venia, gratia
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favorable : aequus, prolixus, propitius, volens, prosper
favorable moment : occasio
favorer : fautor
fawning : adulatio
fear : timor, vereor, terror, metus, formidilosus
fearful : timidus
fearlessly : audacter; audaciter
feasibility : facultas
feast : epulum, epulo
feast / food / dishes : epulae
feast on : epulor
feather : penna
feather /featherbed /pen : pluma
feckless : improvidus
feebkeness /instability : infirmitas
feeble : tenuis, consenesco
feeble /(sometimes) sick : infirmus
feebly : gelide
feel : contrecto, sentio
feel pity : compatior
feeling : sensus
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feeling of shame : verecundia
fellow : socius
fellowship : sodalitas
fence : saepe
ferocity : ferocia
fertile : facundia, pinguis, uber, fructuarius, fertilis
fertility : fertilitas, facunditas
fertility /richness : laetitia letitia leticia
fetch : arcesso; accerso
fetch out : depromo
fetter : vinculum
fetters : catena
feudal holding : tenura
few : pauci
fickle : inconstans
fickleness : infirmitas
fidelity : fidelitas
field : campus, ager (agri)
field of wheat : seges
fields : ager
fierce : ferus, acer
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fiercely : truculenter
fiercely hating : exosus
fierceness : asperitas
fiery : igneus, fervens
fifteen times : quindeciens
fiftieth : quinquagesimus
fig tree : ficus
fight : macto, pugna
fight back : adversor
fight to the finish : decerto
fighter : proeliator preliator
figure : instar
fil up : onero
file : lima
fill : repleo, effercio
fill up : expleo explevi expletum, repleo
fill up again : repleo
filled : repletus
fillet : infula
filling : fartim
film : membrana
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filth : feculentia, fimus, purgamentum, feculentia, sordes
finally : demum, denique, tandem
find : reperio, invenio
find again / discover : reperio
find fault with : accuso
find good : probo
find out : comperio, expiscor
find out with certainty : comperio
find pleasure in : adamo
fine : exquisitus, eximius, teres, muto
fine flour : pollen
fine meal : pollen
finely : puchre
fineness : pulchritudo pulchritudinis
finish : expleo explevi expletum, consumo, exitus, exigo
finished : perfectus
finishing : peractio
fire : flamma, ignis
firm : firmus, destinatus, stabilis, pertinax, obstinatus
firmly : constanter, statim
firmness : stabilitas, pertinacia
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first : primo, primitus, primoris, primoris, primoris
first beginning : primordium
first place : principatus
first principle : elementum
fish : piscis piscis
fisherman : piscator
fit : congruus, competo, commodus, opportunus, decorus
fit out : armo
fithly : foedis?e
fitness : opportunitas, oportunitas
fitted : aptus
fitting : aptus, idoneus
fitting out : paratus
fittingly : decens; decenter
five : quinque
five hundred : quingenti
five years old : quinquennis
fix : redintegro, condico
fix firmly/ concentrate : defigo
flag : vexillum
flame : flamma
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flank / lungs : latus ?eris
flash : mico
flashing : micans, coruscus
flatter : palpo, lenocinor
flatterer : assentator
flattery : adulatio
flatulence : inflatio
flaw : macula
flay /oppress /peel : excorio
flee from : effugio
fleece : velius
fleeing : profugus
fleet : pennipes, celox
flesh : pulpa, viscus
flexible : lentesco, mollis
flight : fuga
fling : proicio
fling in : inruo irruo
flint : silex silicis (med. cilicis)
float : no
flock : caterva
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flock together : recolligo
flogged : vapulus
flood : eluvies, inundantia
floor : solum
flow over : superfluo
flow under : subterlabor
flowing : liquidus
fluency : eloquentia
fluent : eloquens, facundus, volubilis
fluently : volubiliter, facunde
fluid : liquidus
flutter : volito
fly : no
fly away : evolo
flying /inconstant : volaticus
flying /swift : volatilis
foaming /fiery : fervidus
foe : inimicus
foggy : nebulosus
fold : sinus
folish : puerilis
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follow to the end : exsequor exequor
follower : secuutus
following : sequax, secundum, posterus; postremo, stipatores
following /war band : comitatus
folly : insania
fom behind : tergo (a tergo )
fond of fighting : pugnax
fond of gain : quaestuosus questuosus
font : pelvis
food : nutrimens, victus
food / bait : esca
food for animals : cibo
food for men and animals : cibus
foodstuffs : victualia
fool : balatro
foolish : inasnum, puerilis, insanum, laevus levus, fatua
foolish /a fool : stultus
foolishly : pueriliter
foot : pes pedis
footstep : vestigium
for : nam, enim
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for a bit : parumper
for a little while : parumper, paulisper
for a long time : diu, diu
for a long while : dudum
for a short time : paulisper, parumper
for example : vel, nam
for how much : quanti
for indeed : etenim
for my part : equidem
for nothing : nusquam
for preference : magis
for sale : venum, veno
for such a long time : tamdiu
for that reason : idcirco, ideo, inde
for the most part : plerumque
for the first time : semel, primum, primitus
for the present : impraesentiarum, in praesentia
for the rest : cetera
for the sake of : causa, gratia
for this reason : pro eo, igitur
for which reason : quamobrem
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forage : pasco
foray : incursio
forbearance : clementia
forbid : prohibeo
forbidden : inconcessus
forbidding : prohibitio
force : compello, vis vires (pl.), coactum
force out : expello (expuli expulsum ), exigo
forcefully : vehementer
forces : copiae copie
forcibly conduct : pertraho
forefathers : priores
forehead : frons
foreign : externus, alienus, extrarius
foreigner : peregrinus
foremost : primoris
foremost /most distinguished : primoris
forerunner : prodromus
foresake : desero
foresight : prudentia
forest : silva
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forested : nemorosus
foreswearing an oath : periurium
foretell : praedico
foretelling : praenuntius
foretelling (s) : praedicatio
forge : suppono subpono
forgery : subjectio
forgetfulness : oblivio
forgiveness : venia
form : formo
formal : formalis
former : prior, praevius, priscus, pristinus
formerely : prius
formerly : quondam, per antea, olim, antea
forming : formatura
formless : informis
forsake : relinquo
fortification : munimentum, propugnaculum
fortifying : munitio
fortress : arx, pugnaculum
fortunate : fortunatus, fortunatus, felix felicis, beatus
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fortunately : fortunate
fortune : fors fortis, fortuna, casus
forty (Indecl.) : quadraginta
forty winks : intervigilium
forward : porro, prorsus, protinus
foul : turpis, foedis?e, immundus, immunda
fouly : foede
found : instituo, constituo
found a colony : deduco
found out : evestigatus
foundation : substructio, fundatio?onis, crepido
founder : creator, fundator
founder of a family : progenitor
fountain : fons
four?horse team : quadrigae
four (indecl.) : quattuor
four times /again and again : quater
fourth : quartus
fox : vulpes volpes
fragile : fragilis
fragility : fragilitas
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frailness : fragilitas
frailty : fragilitas
franchise /approval support : suffragium
frankly : libere, aperte
frankness : ingenuitas
frantic : attonbitus
fraud : fraudatio, dolus
free : licens, liber libera; liberum, solvo, eripio
free?born : ingenuus
free birth : ingenuitas
free from : purus, vacuus
free from care : securus
free time : otium
freedom : libertas
freely : libere, grate, expedite
freeze : congelo
freezing : gelidus
frenzied : fanaticus
frenzy : rabies, furor, oestrus
frequency : frequentatio
frequent : creber
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frequent /besiege : obsideo
frequently : pluries, saepe, saepius sepius
fresh : vegetus, crudus, repens, novus
friend : amicus, comes comitis
friendly : comis
friendly manner : comiter
friendship : amicitia
frighten : territo
frightened : formido
frightfulness : atrocitas, immanitas
friight : terror
from : de
from a distance : eminus, procul
from above : superne, desuper
from all sides : undique
from both sides : utrimque
from probo?are : probatur
from that place : deinde
from the outside : extrinsecus
from there : inde
from this place : hinc
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from where /how : unde
from whom : unde
from within : ex
front : frons
frost : gelu
frosty : gelidus
frozen : glacialis
frugal : tenax
frugality : frugalitas
fruit : fructus fructus, pomum
fruitful : fertilis, fructuarius
fruitfulness : fertilitas
fruits of the earth : frux; frugi
fugitive : profugus
fulfil : compleo
fulfill : exsequor, praesto presto
full : plenus, repletus, plenus
full consideration : consulatio
full of faults : mendosus
full of glory : glorificus
full of ice : glacialis
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full of mistakes : mendiosus
full of vice : vitiosus
full of wind : ventosus
fuller's earth : creta
fully : plene, copiose
fumbling : confusim, balbus
function : munus
funeral oration : epitaphium
furious : animosus, vehemens
furiously : rabiose
furnace : fornax
furnace/ tray for bread making : clibanus
furnish : do dare dedi datum, orno
furnish /train : instruo
furniture : suppellex suppellectilus, supellex supellectilis
further : porro, iam, praeterea
further on : protinus
furthermore : exinde
fury : rabies
future : posterus; postremo
future infinitive of sum : fore; forem
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gag : iocus
gain : lucrum, mereo, praeda, acquiro
gain an injunction : interdico
gainful : lucrosus
gainiing : quaestus questus
gainsay : contradico
galdden : laetifico letifico
gale; (milit) charge : procella
gall : peruro perussi perustum
game : venatio, ludus
game of chess : scaccarium
gaming board : tabula
gangway of a ship : forus
garb : induviae
garbage : quisquiliae
garden / pl. grounds : hortus ortus
garment : velamen, vestis
garret : cella, cenaculum
garrison : praesidium presidium
garrulous : loquax
gasping : singultus
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gate : porta
gather : recolligo
gather together : colligo
gathering : gelamen
gauntness /poverty barrenness : macies
gave vengeance : punio
gay : hilaris
gaze at : aspicio, intueor
gazelle : oryx
gear : supellex supellectilis, apparatus
Gembloux : Gemblacensis
general : dux ducis, imperator, communis
generally : plerumque, universe, fere
generate : ingenero
generous : liberalis
generously : benigne, liberaliter
gentle : mollis, mansuetus, summissus (from summitto)
gentle /ripe : mitis
gentlemanly : liberalis
gentleness : lenitas lenitudo
gently : placide
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genuine : incorruptus
get : acquiro, quaero quero, traho, adepto, quaero
get again : reperio
get in : invado
get one's wish : insumo
get possession of : usurpo
get ready/ set : paro
get rid of : eradico, abicio
get the start of : praevenio
get to know : nosco
get up and go : navitas
get wet / wash away : lavo
get written down : dicto
getting : quaestus questus
Ghent : Gandavum
ghost : phasma phasmatis
ghosts : lemures
gift : stips, donum, charisma
girdle : fascia
girl : puella
girth : fascia
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give : affero, tribuo, commodo
give a sign to : innuo
give abindantly : largior
give as due : retribuo
give assent to /approve : annuo
give ground to : cedo
give into charge : mancipo mancepo
give notice : denuncio, renuntio
give out : edo
give over : desino (desiit), desino
give up : despero, laxo, redono
given up on / desparate : desparatus
giving milk : lactans
giving of help : administratio
glad : laetabilis letabilis, gauisus
gladden : laeto leto
gladdening : laetificus letificus
gladness : laetitia
gleam : mico
gleaming : micans
glide : labor lapsus
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glimmer : subluceo
glitter : mico, niteo
gloomy : ater atra atrum, acerbus
glorify : macto
glorious : glorificus
glory : gloria, laus
glory in : glorior
glow : subluceo, candeo, nitor, nitor, niteo
glowing : fervens
glue : gluten
glutton : gluto
gluttonous : vorax
gluttony : abdomen
gnash the teeth : frendo
go : incedo, vado
go?between : leno
go about : grassor
go ahead : grassor
go astray : pecco
go away : discedo
go before /surpass : praecedo
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go before hand : prevenire
go beyond : praetorgredior
go forth : prodeo
go forward : prodeo
go in : invado, ingredior ingredi ingressus
go in /begin : ineo
go into debt : demergo
go on with : pergo
go out : progredior
go over again : revolvo
go past : transeo
go to : peto
go up : escendo, conscendo
go with : prosequor (prosecutus)
god : deus
god forbid : absit
godly : pia pium, pius
going forth : exitus
going forward : progressus
going in /inroad : ingressus
going on foot : pedes
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going out : exitus
going to ruin : ruinosus
gold : aurum
golden : croceus, aureus, rutilus
gone : absentis, absens
gone West : mortuus
good for nothing : nequam
good fortune : prosperitas
good will : benevolentia
good! well done! good job! : eu
goods : suppellex suppellectilus
goose : anser
gore : cruor
gorge : ingurgito
gossip : rumor, fama
government : gubernatio?ionis, administratio, ordinatio
grab : carpo
grab at : capto
grace : venia, decor
grace /joy : laetitia letitia leticia
graceful : decorus
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gracious : propitius
gradual movement : lapsus
gradually : paulatim
grain : frumentum, far farris
grain /small loaf : mica
grandeur : amplitudo
grandson : nepos nepotis
grant : concedo, largior, tribuo, annuo
granted that : licet, licet
grasp : complectus, occupo, prehendo, contineo
grasping : tenax
grateful : memor
gratifying : iucundus
gratitude : gratia
grave : sepulchrum, serius, tumulus
great : valde, multus, magnus maior maximus
great?grandson : pronepos proneptos
great?great?grandfather : abavus
great?great?grandson : abnepos
great?great?great grandfather : atavus
greatly : multum, maxime, valde
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greatness : maiestas, amplitudo
greed : avaritia
greedy : avarus
green : viridis, crudus
greet : saluto
grey hair /old age : canities
grief : maeror meror, luctus
grief /want : desiderium
grief. misery : dolor
grieve : doleo
grieve/(tans : lugeo
grilled : assus
grimacing : vultuosus
grind : frendo, frendo
gripe : queritor
groan : gemo
grotto : crypta, specus
ground : humus, terra, militus
ground/ bottom : solum
grow brilliant : candeo
grow lukewarm : tepesco
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grow pale at : pallesco
grow sleek : nitesco
grow smaller : minuo minui minutum, decresco
grow weary : lasesco
grow worse : aegresco egresco
grown up : adultus (adj.)
growth : auctus, autus, incrementum
guarantor : promissor
guard : tutela, praesidium presidium
guardian : curator, custos
guards : custodiae custodie
guess : coniecto
guest : hospes
guide : dux ducis
guider : rector
guile : dolus
guilt : crimen
guiltless : insons insontis, inculpatus
gullet : gutter
gulp down : absorbeo, gluttio
gush : profundo frofui profusum
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guts : ile
gymnasium : palestra
habit : adsuetudo
habit /intimacy : consuetudo
habitual : solitus
habituate : consuesco
hailstorm : grano; onis
hair : capillus, saeta, crinis
hair of the head : coma
hairy : pilosus
half : dimidium
halt : subsisto, claudeo, confuto
halter : laqueum, capistrum
Hames : Heniis Harniis
hammer in : pango
hand : manus manus
hand over : prodo
hand to hand : comminus
handle : contrecto
handle /treat : tracto
handsome : pulcher pulchra pulchrum, bellus, speciosus
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handsomely : puchre
handwriting : manus manus
hang : suspendo suspendi suspensum
hanging : pensilis
hanging around /chair : sessio
happen : occuro, evenio
happen to : contingo
happen/go away : cedo
happily : feliciter, grate, fortunate
happiness : gaudium
happy : gauisus, fortunatus, felix felicis
harass : fatigo
harbinger : praenuntius
hard : durus, edurus, difficilis
hard?working : industrius
hard stone : silex silicis (med. cilicis)
harden : congelo
hardened by age : inveteratus
hardip : labor
hardly : aegre egre (adv.), vix
hardness : rigor
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hare : lepus
harlot : meretrix meretricis
harm : vulnero
harmonious : consonum
harmony : consensio
harness : capistrum
harness /to mate : iungo iunxi iunctum
harrass : pungo pupugi punctum
harrowing : occatio
harsh : durus, asper
harshness : acerbitas
harvester : messor
hashness : atrocitas
Hasnon : Hasnonium
haste : festinatio
hasten : vado, accelero, contendo
hastening : festinus
hastily : cursim
hasty : festinus
hatchet : securis
hate : contemno
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hated : invisus
hateful : invisus
hatred : odium
hatred /censure : invidia
hauberk [a coat of chain mail] : lorica
haughtiness : fastosus
haughty : celsus, superbus
have an aversion to : fastidio
have compassion : compatior
have confidence in : confido
have enough to do : satago
have influence : possum posse potum
have on show : promptu
have one's hands full : satago
have power : valeo
have recourse to : confugo
have the upper hand : supero
having a set or standard form : formalis
having been brought : allatus (=adfero)
having inherited : relictus
having large lips : labiosus
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hay : faenum
haye : saepe
hazardous : periculosus
he : infit, inquit
he says : ait
head /top : caput
head for : impeto
headband : infula
headband (worn by a priest) : infula
healing : curatio
health : sanitas, salus
health. good health : valetudo
healthy : sanus
healthy /able : valens
heap of earth : tumulus
heap up : aggero
heaps : strues
hear favorably : exaudio
hear plainly : exaudio
hearer : auditor
hearken : audio
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heart : viscus, pectus
heat : aestus estus
heated /(character) heated : fervens
heaven : caelum
heavenly : caelestis
heavily : graviter
heavy : plumbeus, gravis
heavy javelin : pilum
hedge : saepe
hedgehog : ericius
heedless : temerarus
height : sublimitas
helmet : galea
help : facio, adservio, proficio, auxilium, faveo
helpful : utilis
helpless : inops
hemlock : cicuta
hen : gallina
hence : hinc
henceforth : iam
her : suus sua suum
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herds : gregatim
here : hic, hac
hereafter : praeterea
heretical : haereticum
hero : vir
herrings : allec
herself : ipse ipsa ipsum, sese, sui
hesitant : incertus
hesitate : dubito
hesitation : dubium
hidden : absconditus, occultus
hide : tergum, tego texi tectum, tergus, abdo, velius
hideous : informis
high : altus, profundus
high?priced : carus
high spirit : ferocia
highwayman : latrunculus
hilly : tumulosus
himself : ipse ipsa ipsum, sui, sese
hinder : impedo, prohibeo, impedio
hindered /embarassed : impeditus
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hindrance : impedimentum
hire : conduco
hire /seize : capio
his : suus sua suum
his own very self : ipsemet
his sons : quibus
hit : infligo inflixi inflictum, offendo, Ico
hitherto : hactenus
hitting against : offensio
hoard : recondo
hoary : antiquus
hold : potior, habeo habui habitum
hold an opinion : sentio
hold back : reprehendo, reservo, cohibeo, detineo, freno
hold in check : compescor
hold in contempt : odio
hold off : detineo
hold on to : carpo
hold out : praebeo, obduro
hold sway : impero
hold to : conservo
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hold together : contineo
hold up : cunctor
holding : tenura
hole : foramen, cavus
hollow : alveus
holy : pius, sanctus, pia pium
holy mass : missa
homage : fidelitas
home : domus
homeland : patria
honest : pia pium, pius
honesty : probitas
honey : mel mellis
honeyed : mellitus
honor : honor, veneratio
honor /slay : macto
honorable : honestus, ingenuus
honorably : liberaliter
hooked : camur
hope : spero, spes
hopes : spera
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horde /store?room : thesaurus
horn : cornu
horrible : horrendus
horror : atrox
horse : equus
horse?fly : oestrus
horse?hair : saeta equina
horseman : eques equitis
horsemen (classical) : equitatus
hospitality /guest chambers : hospitium
host : hospes
hostage : obses
hostile : infensus, diversus, infestus
hot : fervens
hot?blooded : intrepidus
hotly : ferventer
hour : hora
house : domus
household : familia
household articles : suppellex suppellectilus
hove : tabernus
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how : quam, quemadmodum
how far : quatenus/quatinus
how great : quantus
how great! : quantus
how great? : quantus
how many : quot
how much : quantus
how much! : quantum
how much? : quantum
how much? how many? : quid
how/ in whatever way : quomodo
however : tamen, autem, autem
however great : quantuvis
however much : quamvis
however often : quotienscumque
huge : ingens
human being : homo hominis
humane : humanus, humanus
humanity : clementia
humble : humilis
humble circumstances : paupertas
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humbly : summisse
hunger : esuritio, ieiunitas
hunger /leanness : ieiunium
hunt down : persequor
hunter : venator, latro
hunting : venatio
huntsman : venator
hurl : iacio
hurricane. tornado : turbo; onis
hurry : festino
hurt : seco, vulnero, noceo, laedo ledo
hurt /injustice : iniuria
husband : maritus
husband of a grand?daughter : progener
hut : tabernus
huy : Hoienses
hypocrite : hypocrita
I : ego
I say : inquam
icy : gelidus, glacialis
idea : informatio
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idol : effigies
if : si
if not : nisi
if you wish : sis
if...or if : sive
ignoble : ignotus
ignorant : ignarus, insciens, ignotus
ill : aeger eger, gravatus, aegrus, infirmus
ill?fit : inhabilis
illness : morbus, aegrotatio egrotatio
illuminate : accendo
illustrious : clarus
image : statua, imago
imbibe : imbibo
imbue : inficio infeci infectum
imitate : reddo
immatate : assimulo
immature : crudus
immediately : statim, ilico, iam, ilicet, continuo, confestim
immersed : seputus
imminent : praestans prestans
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immoderate : immodicus
immortal : immortalis
immovable : insuadibilis
immoveable : torpeo
impair : attero
impaired : infractus
impari : infringo infregi infractum
impart : vulgo, affero
impede : cunctor
impediment : impedimentum
impel : impello impuli impulsum
impell/cite : profero
impenetrable : impenetrabiilis
imper v. : oportet
imperious : imperiosus
impetuous : vehemens
impious : sacrilegus
implant : ingenero
importance : gravitas
important : magnus maior maximus
important /severe : gravis
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impossible to catch : incomprehensibilis
impregnable : inexpugnabilis
impreovement : lenimentus
impress : infigo
imprisonment : ligatio
improve : amplio
improvident : improvidus
imprudent : temerarus
impudent : impudens
impudently : impudenter
impulse : pulsus
impulses : incursus
impure : immunda, immundus
impurities : feculentia, feculentia
impute : delego
in?bringing : messis
in a certain condition : habitus
in a certain measure : quodammodo
in a certain way : quodammodo
in a concealed manner : latenter
in a confused way : confusim
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in a disorderly manner : incomposite
in a filty manner : foede
in a hostile manner : infeste
in a kindly : comiter
in a laudable fashion : laudabiliter
in a like manner : juxta
in a peasant manner : rustice
in a rusticway : pagatim
in a village manner : pagatim
in an accordance with : secundum
in and out : commeo
in any respect : aliquis
in close combat : comminus
in comparison with : prae quam
in confusion : trepide
in fact : enim, verum?i, vere, quin etiam, enim
in flocks : gregatim
in front : prae pre
in front of : prae
in general : universe
in like manner : pariter
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in many ways : multipliciter
in masses : catervatim
in name : nomine tenus
in need : inops
in need of : egenus
in no place : nusquam
in one : una
in order that : potius, quatenus/quatinus
in order that ... not : ne
in order to : gratia
in other respects : alibi
in present cirumstances : impraesentiarum
in reserve : subsidarius
in return : rursus
in return for : pro
in secret : clam, occulte
in short : denique
in some direction : aliquo
in some respects /in general : alioquin
in such a way that : ita ut
in that direction : illac
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in that matter : ibidem, illic
in the common way : vulgariter
in the first place : primum
in the least degree : minime
in the next place : tum
in the presence of : palam, apud
in the rear : tergo (a tergo )
in the same place : ibidem
in the way : obviam
in the way / (in dat.) open : obvius
in the way /(+ dat.) towards : obviam
in troops : catervatim, gregatim
in truth : re vera, vero
in turn : porro
in vain : frustra, inefficaciter, incassum, inritus irritus
in various ways : multipliciter
in vilages : pagatim
in want of : egenus
in what manner : quemadmodum, quomodo
in whatever manner/way : qualiter
in white : cretatus
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inactive : torpeo
inactive /slow : lentus
inane : inanis
inasmuch as : utpote, utpote
incite : cohortor, sollicito, instigo, hortor
inclination / good will : voluntas
incline : vergo, inclino
inclined to steal : furax
inclining toward : petitus
include : contineo, comprehendo
incomparable : incomparabilis
incomplete : infectus
incomprehensible : incomprehensibilis
inconsiderate / spontaneous : incogitatus
inconsiderate/ reckless : inconsideratus
inconsistency / faithlessness : inconstantia
inconsistent : inconstans, incongruens
inconsistently : inconstanter
inconsolable / uncurable : inconsolabilis
inconstantly : inconstanter
incontinence : incontinencia
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incontinent : incontinens
inconvenience : incommoditas
inconvenient : incommodus
inconveniently : incommode
increase : auctus, amplio, progressio, ingemino, cresco
increase / offspring : incrementum
increase /hasten : incito
incredible : incredibilis
incredulous : incredulus
inculcate : prodoceo
indeed : sane, sane, siquidem, vero, iam, quin, quidem
independence / frankness : libertas
independent : liber libera; liberum
indication : signum, testimonium
indifferently : indifferente
indignation : indignatio
indiscreetly : inconsulte
indiscrimately : promisce
indiscriminate /commonplace : promiscus promiscuus
indispensable : necesse
individual : specialissimus
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indoctrinate : prodoceo
induce : induco, adduco, induco indux inductum
indulgence : obsequium, venia, clementia
industrious : industrius
industry : diligentia
ineffectual : irritus, inritus irritus, inefficax
ineffectually : inefficaciter
inequitable : iniustus
inert : torpeo, ignavus
inexpensive : insumptuosus
inexperienced : novus
inexplicable : inedicabilis
infamous : scelestus
infamy /misfortune : labes labis
infancy : infantia
infant : parvulus
infantryman : pedes
infatuation : amor
infect : contineo, contamino
infection /touching : contagio contagium
infer : coniecto
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inferior : improbus
infertile : infructuosus, infelix
infinite : infinitus
infinity : infinitas infinitio
infirm : decrepitus, consenesco
inflame : inflammo, accendo
inflated : inflatus
inflation : inflatio
inflict injury : noceo, noceo
influence : moveo moti motum, induco indux inductum, pulsus
influenced : adfectus affectus
informant : intentor
information : indicium
informer : quadruplator
ingenious : faber
ingeniously : fabre
inglorious : inglorius
inheritance : hereditas
inhospitable : inhospitalis, inhospitus
inhuman : inhumanus
inhumanity : crudelitas
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inhumanity/ incivility : inhumanitas
inhumanly : inhumane
initiative : orsus
injure : vulnero
injurious : nocens, pestifer
injurously : pestifere
injury : malum, iniuria
injury /a fine : damnum
inn : hospitium, tabernus
innate character : ingenium
inner : penitus
inner / : penetralis
inner rooms : penetralis
innocent : inculpatus, insons insontis
innundation : eluvies
inquire : cognosco, percontor percunctor
inquire/ vote : scisco
inquiry : consulatio, interrogatio
inquisitiveness : curiositas
insane : demens, inasnum
insanity : insania
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inscribe : inscribo
inside : penitus
insignia : infula
insignia of office : infula
insolent : impudens
insolently : impudenter
inspect : inviso, pervideo pervidi pervisum
inspiration : inflatus
inspire : addo, incito
inspired : fanaticus, attonbitus
instance : nam
instantly : statim
instead of /for : pro
institute : instituo
instruct : praedico, precipio, paecipio, moneo
instruct thoroughly : edoceo
instructed : doctus
instruction : eruditio, doctrina, mandatum
instrument : organum
insult : insulto, vituperium
insurrection : seditio
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intellect : animus, mens mentis
intensely : valde
intent / attack : intentio
intention : mens mentis
intentionally : consilio
inter : tumulo
intercessor : deprecator
interchanged : mutuus
interior : penetralis, penitus
internal : intestina?us?um, penitus
internal organs : viscus
interpose /intervene : interpono
interrogate : percontor percunctor
interrogation : interrogatio, quaesitio quesitio
interrupt : rumpo
intestines : ile
intimacy : familiaritas
intimate : insinuo, familiaris
intimidate : territo, territo
intinerant : vulgivagus
into : in
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intoxication : crapula
introduce : induco, introduco, induco indux inductum
inundation : inundantia, eluvio
inure : consuesco
invalid : inritus irritus
invasion : incursio
invent : extundo, reperio, reperio
inventor : inventor
invest : obsideo, obsido
investigate : investigo, scisco, percontor percunctor
investigation : indagatio, quaestio questio, quaesitio quesitio
invocation : invocatio
invoke : precor
inward : penitus
irksome : incommodus
iron : ferrum
irrational : insensatus
irrationality : insania
irregularly : incomposite
irreverent : impius
irritate : exulcero
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irritate /shake : vexo
island : insula
isolation : loginquitas
issue : eventus, exorior
it : is ea id, hic haec (hec ) hoc, ille illa illud
it is proper : oportet
it is agreed : placet
it is clear/ (adv.) clearly : videlicet
it is finished /right away : ilicet
it is fitting : oportet, fas est
it is just : scilicet
it is lawful : fas est
it is proper : oportet
it is raining : pluit
it is resolved : placet
it is right : licet, fas est
it is seemly : decet
it makes a difference : refert retuli
it says : inquit
it seems good : placet
iterate : itero
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its : suus sua suum
itself : sui, ipse ipsa ipsum, sese
jab : fodio
jail : carcer
jammed : effertus, differtus
jape : iocus
javelin : iaculum, jaculum, telum
javelin man : iaculator
jay : pica
jealousy : invidia
jest : iocus, ioco iocor
jester : balatro
job : officium
join : addo, contineo, commisceo, subiungo
join in conflict : concero
joined together : iunctus
joining : iunctio
joint /rekationship : iunctura
joke : iocus
journey : iter itineris
joy : gaudium, laetitia, laetatio letatio, tripudium
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joyous : laetificus letificus, laetabilis letabilis
judge : pendo, judico, iudex, reputo
judgement : judicium, censura, tentatio?onis
judgment : iudicium, placitum, decretum, ratio
judicious : sapiens
judiciously : sapienter
jump : tripudio
juror : inquisitor, iudex
just : equus, iustus, iam, licet, aequus
just as : quemadmodum, quasi, qualiter, velut, tanquam
just as far as : tantundem
just as if : tamquam tanquam, quasi, proinde quasi
just as many : totidem
just now : modo, prope
just short of : iuxta
just so : secus
just so long as : tantummodo
just so much : tantundem
justice : ius iuris, aequitas, equitas, iustitia
justification : purgatio
justly : iuste
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jut : promineo
jutting out : prominens
keen : acer
keen scenter : odorus
keeness : acies
keep : teneo, servo, retineo, arx, obtineo, conservo
keep at work : exerceo
keep back : reservo
keep oneself from : parco
keep secret : dissimulo, celo
keep silent /convict : confuto
keep together : contineo
keep up : exsequor
keep warm : foveo
keeper : custos
keeper of a bathhouse : balneator
keeper of a tomb : tumbarius
kidnapper : plagiarius
kill : caedo, iuguolo
kiln : fornax
kin : semen?inis
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kind : comis, lenis, genus, pius
kindle : inflammo, aduro (adustum)
kindly : benigne
kindness : benevolentia, humanitas
king : rex regis
kingdom : regnum
kiss : basium
kit : ornamentum
kneeling : supplex
knife blade : lamnia lammina lamna
knight : miles militis
knock /cause damage : infligo inflixi inflictum
knocked about : vapulus
knocking : offensio
know : teneo
knowing : gnarus
knowledge : gnaritas, conscientia, agnitio, scientia
label : titulus
labor : opera, nixor, operor, labor laboris, opus operis
laboriously : aegre egre (adv.), laboriose
lack : careo, egeo, penuria
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lack of cultivation : incultus
lack of hospitality : inhospitalitas
lack of regularity : incompositus
lack of restraint : incontinencia
lacking in merit : indignus
lad : adulescens
lady : era, domina
lair : cubile
lame : claudus
lament : questus, queror
lament /(trans.) to bewail : lamentor
lamentable : lamentabilis, lacrimabilis
lamentation : ploratio, luctus
lamenting : lamentatio, querulus, ploratus
lamp : luminarium, lumen, lucerna, lucinaria
land : terra, ager, solum
language : lingua
Laon : Laudunum
lap /bay : sinus
lap around the track : curriculum
large : magnus maior maximus, amplus
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large crowd : celebratio
large hearth : caminus
last : extremus, duro, maneo, obduro
last will : voluntas
lasting : perpetuus
lasting a long time : diuturnus, diutinus
lasting for fifteen years : trilustralis
lasting three days : triduanus, tricesimus, triduana
late : sero, tardus
laudable : laudabilis
laugh : rideo risi risum
laureate : laureatus
lavish : largior
law : ius iuris, lex legis
law?suit /situation : causa
lawful : legitiums, canonicus, iustus
lax : dissolutus
lay : iacio
lay a foundation : substruo
lay aside : depono
lay bare : detego, aperio
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lay hold of : carpo
lay under : substerno
lay up : repono, recondo
lay waste : depraedor depredor, diripio
lazy : piger pigra pigrum, ignavus, desidiosus
lead : ago (egi actum ), induco, plumbum
lead out : educo
lead pipe : plumbum
leaden : plumbeus
leader : rector, dux ducis
leaf : folium
leafy : foliatus
leak : effluo
lean : nitor, macer
lean over : incumbo
leap up : subsulto
learn : accipio, percipio percepi perceptum, cognosco
learned : doctus
learned man / adj. learned : philologus
learner : discipulus
learning : eruditio, doctrina
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least : minimus
leather : tergus
leave : dimitto, excedo, egredior, discedo, licentia
leave off : desino
leave out /let go : omitto
leave unmentioned : taceo tacuitacitum
leave unnoticed : dissimulo
leaves : coma
leavings : reliquum
lectum : colligo
lees : feculentia, feculentia
left?handed : laevus levus
left?handedly : laeve leve
left over : susicivus
left side : laevus levus
leg : crur; cruris
legal : canonicus, forensis
legal investigation : judicium
legal scribe : notarius
legatee : legatarius
legi : colligo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 183
legitimate : legitiums
legume : legumen
leisure : otium
lend : commodo, mutuo
lengthen : prolato
leopard : pardus, panthera
less : minor
lessen : redigo (redactum)
lessened : miniatus
lessons : dictata
let : permitto permissi permissum, sino
let blood : minuo
let down : summissus (from summitto)
let slip away : amitto
lethal : mactabilis
lethargic : lentus
letter : epistula, litterae, epistola, tabellae
letter (of the alphabet) : littera
lettuce : lactuca
Leuze : Lutosensis
level : equus, aequus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 184
level place : campus
levity /fickleness : levitas
libation : libatio
liberate : vindico, libero
liberation : liberatio
liberty : libertas
license : licentia
licit : legitiums
lie dead : iaceo
lie down : decumbo
lie prostrate : iaceo
Liege : Leodium, Leodie
Liessies : Lesciense; monastery of
life : vita
life?restoring : vivificus
lifet up : attollo
lift up : effero
lift up /relieve : levo
light : lumen, levis, lux lucis, luminarium
light?armed troops : veles
lighten : relaxo, relevo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 185
lightly : leviter
lightness : levitas
like : instar, par, parilis, velut, similis, similis, amo
like as : tanquam, tamquam tanquam
like marble : marmoreus
likeness : visio, similitudo, imago
likeness /ghost : effigies
likewise : item, juxta
Lille : Insula
limit : terminus, finis
limit /manner : modus
limited : angustus, modica
limits : fines finium
line : funis ?is, versus, funis
lineage : progenies
linger : commoror, demoror
lingering : lentus
linnen : linteum
lion : leo
lioness : lea
lip : labrum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 186
liquid / clear : liquidus
listen to : audio
listener : auditor
listless : ignavus
litany : letanie
literary : philologus
litigation / defense : placitum
litle by little : paulatim
litter : lectica, feretrum
little : parvus minor minimus, parum minus minime
little /very small : parvulus
little bag : sacculus
little book : libellus
little by little : unciatim
little fountain : fonticulus
little hole : punctum
little sack : sacculus, folliculus
live : degero
live?giving : vivificus
live / manage : ago (egi actum )
liveliness : vigor
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 187
lively : vegetus
living : victus
lizard : lacerta
Lo! Behold! See! : ecce
load : sarcina, onus
load /heavy body : pondus
loathe : fastidio
loathing : exosus, fastidium
location : locus
loesen /impair : labefacio labefeci labefactum
loftiness : sublimitas
lofty : sublimis
lofty /arrogant : celsus
log : stipes
logical fallacies : sophismata
loitering : sessio
loneliness : infrequentia, solitudo
long : prolix, longus
long?lived : diutinus
long / willing : prolixus
long duration : dirunitas
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 188
long for : cupio
long haired : crinitus
long time : diu
longer : diutius
longing : cupido
longing /regret : desiderium
lonliness : solitas
look : perlustro, vulticulus, vultus
look at : inviso
look down upon : despecto
look for : requiro
look upon with envy : invideo
loose : laxus
loosely / unrestrained : laxe
loosen / widen : laxo
loot : praeda, spolio, prenda
looting : spoliatio
lop : praecido
loquacious : loquax
lord : dominus domno, erus
lose : amitto, omitto
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 189
loss : detrimentum, perditio, amissio, damnum
loss of children : orbitas
loss of parents : orbitas
lot : fatum
loud shouting : clamor
loud with waves : undisonus
love : amor, diligo
loveliness : venustas
loving embrace : amplexus
low : mugio
low?lying : deprimo (depressus)
low?price : vilitas
low down : infra inferius infimus
lower : demitto
lower /subject : summitto
lower stomach : uterus
lowered : summissus (from summitto)
lowly : humilis
loyal : fidelis
loyalty : fidelitas
luck : fors fortis, fortuna, fors?itis
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 190
lucky : prosper, fortunatus, felix felicis
lucky /wealthy : fortunatus
lucrative : pecuniosus
luke?warm : tepidus
lukewarm : egelidus
lump : offa
lust like : quemadmodum
luxuriously : delicate
luxury : luxuria
m : exempoator
Maastricht : Traiectum
machinery/ splendor : apparatus
mad : demens
made : no
made firm : interfixus
made known : diffama
made of copper or bronze : aeneus, eneus
made of iron /hard : ferreus
made of lead /dull : plumbeus
made of rushes : iunceus
made up of pieces : compositus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 191
madness : rabies, insania, furor
magical : magus
magical /witch : veneficus
magpie : pica
maiden : virgo
maidservant : ancilla
maim : trunco
maintain : conservo, alo (alui altum), retineo, teneo
maintain /shoot (a missile) : contendo
maintain /to continue : obtineo
maintain/ strengthen : firmo
Mainz : Moguntium
majesty : maiestas
make : creo
make /duplicate : effingo
make a hole : foro
make a stand : resisto
make accessible : vulgo
make an arrangment : statuo
make an effort : nitor
make arrangements : condico
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 192
make better : lenio
make clear : arguo, aperio
make clear in the mind : claro
make crooked : incurvo
make excuses : excuso
make familiar : adsuesco assuesco
make fast : destino
make fun of : illudo illusi illusum
make good /buy : reparo
make holy : sanctifico
make joyful : laeto leto
make known : fateor, protraho (protractus)
make merry : ioco iocor
make note : noto?are
make one's way into : intro
make open : patefacio
make perfect : consummo
make plain : ostendo
make pliant : mollio
make provision for : provideo
make publicly known : indico
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 193
make ready : praeparo, adapto
make right : corrigo
make smooth : mitigo
make suffer : gravo
make up : confingo
make up to /to promote : lenocinor
make void : casso
make voil : infectum reddere
make wealthy : locupleto, dito, dito
make worse : exulcero
make/ bring about : efficio
maker : formator
Malmedy : Malmundarium
man : compleo, homo hominis, vir
man?made : facticius
man of courage : vir
manage : curo, tractare, procuro
management : discessio, cura, procuratio
manager : procurator
mandate : mandatum
manfully : viriliter
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 194
mange : scabies
mangle /imperfect : trunco
mangled : lacer
mangling : laniatus, laceratio
manifest : appareo
manifold : multiplex
manliness : vitualis?e, virtus
manner : ratio, ratio
manner of life / nourishment : victus
manner of life /monastic life : conversatio
manoeuver : decursio, decursus
mantle : pallium
manufacture /craft : fabrica
manure : fimus
many : multi, plures, plura
many?fold : multiplex
many times / tortuous : multiplex
march : incedo
march out/bring up : educo
Marchiennes : Marcieniensis
marigold : caltha
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 195
mark : macula, nota, vestigium
mark down : noto?are
mark out : designo
market : venalicium
market place : forum
marriage : matrimonium
marry a wife : duco
marsh : palus
marshy : paluster, paludosus
martial : bellicus, militaris ?e
martyr : martyr?yris
martyrdom : martyrium
marvel at : admiror
marvelously : mirifice
mash /mishmash : farrago
mason's trowel : ascia
mass : pondus, acervus
massacre : occidio, strages, trucido
masses : strues
master : dominus domno, rector, magister, erus
mastery : dominatus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 196
matching : compositus
material : materia
maternal aunt : matertera
matter : materia, res rei
mature : plenus, mitis, subolesco, adultus (adj.)
Maubeuge : Malbodiensis
maw : ingluvies
mazzle : capistrum
meager : exilis
meal : cena, far farris
meal or flour : farina
mean : innuo, pusillus, pertinax
meaning : sententia
meanness : sordes
means : facultas, opes
means of subsistence : substantia
measure : modus
measure /need : postulo
measures : concepta
medicine : rememdium
mediocre : mediocris
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 197
medley : farrago
melt : fervefacio, fundo
member of an inquest : inquisitor
membrane : membrana
memory : recordatio, memoria, animus
menace : eminor, impendeo
menaces : minae
mend : resarcio
mental illness : aegretudo egretudo
mention : laudo
mention/ to keep in mind : commemoro
mentioned : memoratus
mercy : clementia, misericordia
merit : excellentia, promereo, dignitas, promeritum
meritorious : dignus
merry : hilaris
mervellously : mire
message : nuntius, epistula, epistola
messenger : nuntium?i, cursor, nuntius
method : modus, ratio
Metz : Metim
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 198
midday : meridianus
middle : medius
midst : medius
might : potentia, vis vires (pl.)
might / opulence : opulentia
mighty : validus, potens
mighty / splendid : opulens
migratory : profugus
mild : lenis, summissus (from summitto), mitis, mansuetus
mildness : lenitas lenitudo
military : militaris ?e, bellicus
military force : expeditione
military operation : expeditione
milk : lac lactis
milk?white : lacteus
milky : lacteus
milled (of grain) : militus
mind : mens mentis
mindful : memor
miner : minutor
mingle : misceo miscui mixtum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 199
mingling : confusio
minor disgrace : labecula
miraculous : prodigiosus
miraculously : miraculose
mirror : speculum
miscarriage : abortio
misdeed : malum
miserable : miser
miserably : misere
misfortune : calamitas, infortunium, malum, infelicitas
misfortune? : mestitia
mislead : duco
miss : requiro
missing : absentis, absens
missing letters : lacuna
missive : epistola, epistula, litterae
mistake : error, erratum, mendum menda
mistakenly : frustra
mistress : era, domina
misty : nebulosus
mitigate : tempero
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 200
mitigation : lenimentus, levamen, levatio
mix : commisceo, confundo
mixed : promiscus promiscuus
mixed fodder for cattle : farrago
mixture /confounding : confusio
moat : fossa
mob : vulgus
mock : derideo, inrideo
mode : modus
model : exempoator, exemplum, exemplar
moderate : modica, aliquanta, modestus, parcus, mediocris
moderately : parce, medie
moderation : temperantia
modest : vercundus
modest. chaste : pudicus
modestly : summisse
modesty : pudor, rubor
moist : madidus
monastery : monasterium, abbatia
monastic mess hall : refectorium
money : argentum, pecunia
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 201
money box : arca archa
monk : monachus
monster : monstrum
monstrous : ingens
month : mensis mensis
moon : luna
moral bravery : fortitudo
morally corrupt : turpis
morals : mores; morium
more : plus, magis
more (than) : ultra
more advanced : ulterius
more numerous : plura, plures
more remote : ulterius
more shortly : correptius
more true : ueratius
more truly : ueraciter
more veracious : ueraciter
moreover : praeterea, autem, super, quin etiam, ceterum, item
morning : mane
morsel : mica
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 202
mortal : moratlis, letalis, letifer
mortally : letaliter
most : plurimus
most abundantly : uberrime
most agreeable : facillimus
most luxuriantly : uberrime
most of all : potissimum
mostly : plerumque
mother : mater matris
motion (earth quake) : motus?us
motive : causa
mould anew : reformo
mound : tumulus
mount : mons montis, equus, conscendo
mountain : mons montis
mountain ash : ornus
mountain crest : promontorium
mountainous : iugosus
mourn : plango planxi planctum
mournful : tristis, miserabilis, luctisonus, lacrimosus
mournfully : miserabile
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 203
mourning : maeror meror, ploratio, luctus
mouse : mus muris
mouth : os
move : permoveo, agito, pungo pupugi punctum
move ahead : promoveo promovi promotum
move along : eo ire itum
move rapidly : volo, propero
move towards : adjicio
movement : ingressus
movement /space : tractus
mow : lift tondeo totonsi tonsum
much : multum, multus, multus plus plurimum
much frequented : celebrus
much spoken of : famosus
mulct : muto
multitude : turba, populus
multitude /celebration /fame : celebritas
murder : cruor
murderer : occisor
muscular : lacertosus
musical instrument : organum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 204
mutilate : praecido, trunco
mutilating : laniatus
mutiny : seditio
mutter : mussito
mutually : invicem, mutuus
my : mei, meus
n : martyrium
name : nomen, appello, dico
name invite : voco
namely : videlicet
Namur : Namucense
nap : dormio
napkin : linteum
narrate : narro
narrow : angustus, substrictus
nation : natio nationis, natio, gens, populus
native : paterna, paternus
natural : rectus
nature : natura, qualitas, ingenium
navigate : navigo
navigation : navigatio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 205
nay : immo
near : propter, propinquus, prope, prope
near Cisoing : Pevela
near to : prope
near to/ (time) just before : iuxta
near/ in like manner : iuxta
near;y : fere
nearest : proximus
nearly : prope, paene; pene
nearly related : propinquus
neat : mundus, tersus
necessary : necessarius, necessarius, necesse
neck : gutter, collum
need : difficultas, desiderium, indigeo
needed : necessarius
negative : infitialis
neglect : praetermissio, incultus, incuriosus, incuria
negligent : improvidus, incuriosus
negligently : incuriose
neighbor/ (med.) resident : vicinus
neighboring : finitimus finitumus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 206
neither ... nor : neque ... neque
neither good nor bad : indifferens
neither nor : nec ... nec
nest for young birds : cunae
never : nunquam, numquam
nevertheless : verumtamen verumptamen, nihilominus nichilominus
new : novus
newly : nuper
newness : novitas
next : deinde, posterus; postremo, tunc, proximus, porro
next/ thereupon : exinde
niche : angulus
nick?name : cognomen
night : nox noctis
nine : novem
ninth : nonus
nipple : papilla
Nivelles : Nivellensem
no : nullus, quinymo quinimmo, haud
no doubt : scilicet
no one : nemo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 207
noble : optimus
noble?minded : ingenuus
noble?mindedness : ingenuitas
nobly : generose, divinitus
nobody : nemo
nod : nutus
noise : sonitus
noising : garrulus
nominally : nomine tenus
none : nullus
nonsense : somnium
noose : laqueum, laqueus
nor : neque nec
northeast by north wind : superna
nosiness : curiositas
nostril : michina
nostrum : rememdium
not : non
not ... even : ne ... quidem
not agreeing : incongruens
not allowed : inconcessus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 208
not any : nullus
not arranged : inconditus
not as one would wish : secus
not at all : nequequam, nequaquam, haud
not depleted : inconsumptus
not due : indebitus
not emended : incorrectus
not enough : parum minus minime, parum
not extended : incontentus
not far : prope
not far from : prope
not honored : inhonoratus
not know : nescio
not know /rarely neglect : ignoro
not knowing : ignarus
not less than / at most : dumtaxat
not long ago : nuper
not long from now : prope
not more than : dumtaxat
not owed : indebitus
not quite : fere
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 209
not sacred : profanus
not sharing in : expers
not so : secus
not strong : infirmus
not suiting / dissimilar : inconveniens
not to be able : nequeo
not to be persuaded : insuadibilis
not to exist : nusquam esse
not whole : trunco
not yet : nondum
not? not unless? : nonnisi
notable : notabilis
notary : notarius
note : nota
note /literature : litterae
noted : innotesco
noteworthy : notabilis
nothing : nihil, nihilum, nusquam
nothing as yet : nihildom
nothingness : irritum
nothwithstanding : etsi, tamen
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 210
notice secretly : subnoto
notorious : notabilis
notwithstanding : verumtamen verumptamen, nihilominus nichilominus
nourish : alo (alui altum), nutrio
nourishment : nutrimentus, nutrimens
novel : novus
novelty : novitas, novus
now : nunc, quod, modo, iam
now and then : interdum
now for a long time : iamdiu, iamdudum, iam pridem
nowhere : nusquam, nusquam
numb : torpeo
number : numerus
numerous : creber
numerous /the common herd : multi
numerous assembly : frequentia
nun : sanctimonialis
nurseling : alumno
nutshell : lamnia lammina lamna
o control : tempero
o make correct : corrigo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 211
oak tree : quercus
oaken : quernus
oath?breaking : periurium
obey : pareo
object causing fear : timor
oblige : adstringo, commodo
obliging : prolixus
obliterate : eradico, effligo
oblivion : oblivio
obscure : ignotus
obscurity : silentium
observe : video vidi visum, servo
obstacle : impedimentum
obstinacy : pertinacia
obstinate : pertinax, tenax
obstinately : pertinaciter
obstruct : impedio, retardo, impedo
obtain : quaero, mereo, acquiro, adipiscor, sumo
obtain (by asking) : impetro
obtain one's desire : insumo
obtaining : adeptio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 212
obtuse : stolidus
occasion : infero, indo (past indidi)
occasionally : aliquando
occupation : negotium
occur : emergo, contingo, evello, incido, accido
occurrence : eventus
odor : nidor
of a father : paternus, paterna
of a great value : pluris
of a king : regalis
of a master : vaco
of a soldier : militaris ?e
of age : adultus (adj.)
of all kinds : omnigenus
of any kind whatever : qualiscumque
of benefit : prosum (profuturus)
of course : videlicet, nimirum, scilicet, quippe
of crystal : crystallinus
of immoderate size : ingens
of long?standing : inveteratus
of long duration : diuturnus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 213
of milk : lacteus
of no effect : irritus
of noble birth : generosus
of not effect : irritus
of one's own accord : sponte
of one time or another : quandoque
of property : vaco
of rain : pluvialis, imbrium
of saffron : croceus
of some size : aliquantus
of such a kind : talis
of such a size : tantus
of the highest worth : plurimi
of the morrow : crastinus
of the people : publicus
of today : hodiernus
of what kind : cuiusmodi
of what kind? of the kind that : qualis
of what sort you will : qualislibet
offend : offendo, laedo ledo
offer : exhibeo exibeo, offero, praesto presto, polliceor
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 214
offer for sale : vendo
office : munus
official : persona
offspring : liber, proles, suboles, progenies
often : pluries, saepe, quotiens, crebro, saepius sepius
oily : lubricus, pinguis
ointment : unguentum
old : senex senis, antiquus, provectus, vetus
old age : senectus
old days : priscus
old man : senex senis
omen : praenuntius, monstrum
omission : praetermissio
omit : praetereo
omnipotent : omnipotens
on account of : per, gratia, causa, prae se ferre / pre se ferre
on all sides : undique
on both sides : utrimque
on condition that : per sic quod
on good authority : comperte
on high : sublime
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 215
on purpose : consilio
on that account : idcirco, ideo
on the contrary : immo, ymo (immo), immo
on the far side of : ultra
on the lower side : inferne
on the morrow : cras
on the one hand : sive
on the other hand : autem, rursus
on the other hand /surely : nam
on the right : dexter
on the spot : ilico, statim, ilico
on the way : obvius, obviam, obviam
on which account : quamobrem
once : olim, quondam
once more : iterum
one : unus
one's native country : patria
one's own : proprius
one after the other : invicem, crebro
one and a half times : sesqui
one apiece : singuli
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 216
one at a time : singulus
one by one : singulariter
one devoted to pleasure : voluptarius
one each : singuli, singulus
one holding an honor : persona
one hundred : centum
one of the best : optimus
one ought : oportet
one prematurely born : abortivus
one should : oportet
one who fattens fowls : fartor
one who fight from a chariot : essedarius
one who gives evidence : testis
one who makes a pattern : digestor
one who pleads on behalf : deprecator
one who provides for : provisor
only : modo, tantum, solum, solus
only begun : inchoatus
only just : tantummodo
only one : unus
onset : procella
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 217
open : expositus, patefacio, directus
open to all : publicus
opening : foramen, foris, os
openly : candide, aperte, palam, libere
opinion : sententia, opinio, iudicium
opponent : inimicus
opportune : opportunus
opportunely : opportune
opportunity : oportunitas, facultas, commodum, occasio, commodum
opportunity /event : casus
oppose : resisto, oppono opposui oppositum
oppose /help : obviam ire
oppose verbally : contradico
opposed : contrarius, diversus
opposite : econtra
opposition : contradictio
oppress : praegravo, onero, conculco
oppressed : gravatus
opulence : luxuria
opulent : dives
or : vel
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 218
or against : provisor
or convey across : transmitto, transporto
or crowds : gregatim
or fit : adapto
or if : sive seu
or issue : proventus
or it begins : infit
or not : necne
or shod with iron : ferramenta
or some size : aliquanta
or upon : incresco
or wholly : contrado
oracle : oraculum
orate : oro
orate / speak loudly : declamo
oration : oratio
orator : orator
oratorical / oratory : oratorius
oratorically : oratorie
orb : orbis
orbit : orbis
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 219
ordain : scisco, volo, monstro
order : ordo, mando, mandatum, ordinatio, decretum
ordering : discessio
orderly : compositus, modestus, ordinatus
ordinarily : ordinatim
ordinary : solitus, mediocris, vulgaris, ordinarius, modicus
ordinary manner : vulgariter
orgy : orgia
origin : primordium, ortus, origo, initium, satus, fons
original : exemplar
originate : emanio
originator : auctor
ornament : ornatus
ornaments : suppellex suppellectilus
ornately : ornate
orphan : pupillus pupilla
other : alius
otherwise : alioqui, secus, cetera, ceterum, alter, alioquin
otherwise than : secus + atque or quam
our : noster nostra nostrum
ours : noster nostra nostrum
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out : sicco
out of : ex
out of doors : foris
out of one's mind : demens
out of place : incongruens
outer : externus
outermost : extremus
outlaw : interdico
outlay : impensa
outside : extraneus, foras, externus, extra, foris
outstanding : palmarium
outward : extrarius
outwardly : extrinsecus
oven : fornax, clibanus
over : super, super
over?hasty : praeproperus preproperus
over there /along that path : illac
overbearing : superbus
overcome : expugno, vinco vici victum
overflow : superfluo, redundo
overflowing : abundans, inundantia, redundantia
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overhang : incumbo
overhtrow : subruo subruti subrutum
overlook : despecto
overmuch : nimium, nimis, nimis
overpower : opprimo oppressi oppressum
overseer : vilicus; villicus, curator
overtake : adipiscor
overthrow : perverto perverti perversum, verto, subvertio
overturn : perverto perverti perversum
overwhelm : opprimo oppressi oppressum
own up : confiteor confessus
owner : erus
ox. bull : bos (bovis )
pacify : mitigo
pack : sarcina
packet : facis
pact : pactum, pactum, paciscor
pact /assembly for judgment : placitum
pact/ arrangement : compositio
pagan : paganus
pain : poena, dolor, morsus, dolor
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painfully : dolens
pains : opera, negotium
painted / of cloth : picturatus
painted panel : tabula
painter : pictor
pale : palus, pallidus, pallens, decolor
pale green /weak : pallens
pale yellow : pallens
paleness : pallor
palisade : vallum
pall?bearer : baiulus
palm : palma
palpitate : mico
panelled ceiling : lacunar
panther : panthera, pardus
parapets /threats : minae
parchment : membrana
pardon : omitto, venia
pare : subseco
parent : parens
park : hortus ortus
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part : pars partis, persona, seco
partially refuse : subnego
particular : proprius
particularly : precipue, proprie, imprimis, precipue, maxime
partisan : fautor
partly /some : partim
partly cloudy : subnubilus
partner : socius
party spirit : cupiditas
pass beyond : excedo
pass by : praetereo, pretereo
pass over : transeo, taceo
pass through : penetro, lego
passages in literary works : loci
passed away : mortuus
passing over : transitus, praetermissio
passing through : penetralis
passion : cupido, amor
passionate : animosus, fervidus
past : praeteritus
past tense of eo : ivi
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pastery : crustulum
patch : pannus, resarcio
paternal : paterna, paternus
paternal aunt : amita
paternal uncle : patruus
patience : patientia
patriotic : pia pium
patron : patronus, fautor
patronize : patrocinor
pattern : exemplar, exemplum
paved : interfixus
pawn : pignus
pay : merces mercedis
pay attention to : curo
pay back : rependo
pay up : refero, reddo
payment : erogatio, pensio
pea : legumen
peace : pax pacis, otium, pax pacis
peak : promontorium
pear : pirum
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pear tree : pirus
pearl barley : polenta
peasant : paganus
pebble : calculus
pebble /lime /goal : calx
peculiar : specialissimus, proprius
peculiarly. properly : proprie
peel : crusta
peerless : incomparabilis
pelting rain : imber, ymber
pen : claustrum
penalty : poena
penance : penitentia
pencil : penicullus
penetrable : forabilis
penetrate : penetro, foro
penetrate /shatter : perfringo
penetrating / internal : penetralis
penetratingly : penetranter
penintentiary : penintentiarius
penurious : penuriosus
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penury : penuria
people : populus, natio, natio nationis, gens
pepper : piper; piperis
perceive : conspicio, agnosco, percipio percepi perceptum
perennial : jugis
perfect : expletus
perforate : terebro
perform : perpetro, tractare, fungor; fungi; functus, facio
performance : effectus
perhaps : fortasse, forsit forsan forsitan
period of life : aetas
perish : abolesco, pereo
perish / (wind) subside : concido
perjury : periurium
permanency : manentia
permanent : proprius
permit : sino, licentio, patior
permitted : licitus
pernicious : perniciosus
perpetual : perpetuus, iugis iuge
perpetually : jugiter
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perseverance : diligentia
persevere : persevero, teneo, persisto
perseverence : perseverantia
persist : teneo, obduro, eduro
persistence : perseverantia, diligentia
persistent : pertinax, improbus
person without means : pauper
personal enemy : inimicus
personality : persona
persuade : adduco
persuade / decide : induco
persuasive : eloquens
persuasive discourse : suasoria
pertaining to a bedroom : cubicularis
pertaining to a journey : viaticus
pertaining to an estate : vilicus; villicus
pertaining to man : humanus
pertaining to rain : pluvialis
pertaining to summer : aestivus estivus
pertaining to the city : urbanus
perturb : perturbo
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perusal : lectio
perverse : pravus, improbus
perversity : pravitas
pestilence : lues, pestilencia
pestilence /destruction : pestis pestis
pestilential : pestifer
Pevele : Pevela
phantoms : lemures
philosopher : sapiens
physical strength : fortitudo
physician : medicus
pick out : adopto
picking out / reading : lectio
piece of cloth : pannus, textilis
pierce : percutio (percussum), foro
piety : pietas, devotio
pigsty : volutabrum
piles : strues
pillage : depraedor depredor, everro
pincers : forceps
pinching pennies : frugalitas
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pine : tabesco
pine wood : pinetum
pious : pia pium
piously : pie
pipe : pipio, calamus
pit : barathrum, vorago, cavus, puteus
pitchfork /narrow pass : furca
pitfall : fovea, forca
pity : misericordia
placard : titulus
place : constituo, addo, positus, pono posui positum
place before : offero
place for keeping fruit : oporotheca
place on record : perscribo
place where four roads meet : quadrivium
placed near : appositus
plagiarist : plagiarius
plague : lues, pestilencia, pestis pestis
plague (Vulgate) : plaga
plaguey : pestifer
plain : rectus, campus, evidens, directus
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plainly : videlicet, plane, evidenter
plaintiff : postulator, accusator
plaintive : miserabilis, queribundus
plait : vieo, texo
plan : consilium, cogito
plank : tabula
plant : sato
plant. Also : sero
planted with trees : arbustus
planter : consitor
plate : lanx, patella
platform : pulpitum
platter : lanx, patella
play : lascivio, fabula
play the fool : desipio
player : ludio
plaything : crepundia
plead : oro
pleasant : acceptus, voluptarius, iucundus, lepidus, dulcis
pleasant [of a place] : amoena
pleasantest : facillimus
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pleasantly : volup, dulcidine, lepide
pleasantness : dulcedo
pleasantness [of a place] : amoenitas
please : commodo
pleasurable : voluptuosus
pleasure : delectatio, iucunditas, voluptas
pledge : obses, pignus
plenty : abundantia, ubertas
pliancy : obsequium
pliant : mollis
pliant / : lentus
plot : coniuro, coniuratio, insidiae
plotter : coniuratus
plow : aratrum
plowman : arator
plowshare : socus, vomer
pluck out : vello
plume / rooster's comb : crista
plumed : cristatus
plummet : cado
plunder : diripio, praeda, spolio, everro, spolium
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plundering : expilatio, spoliatio
plunge into : demergo
poem : poema poematis, carmen
poet : poeta
point : cuspis
point out : monstro
pointed down : fastigatus
poison : venenum
poisonous : venenifer, veneficus
pole : asser
polish : levo, excolo
polished : teres
polishing : lima
poll tax : capitagium
pollute : maculo
poluted : maculosus
pompous : inflatus
pond : lacus
ponder : cogito, consulto, consulo, penso
ponder /practice : meditor
ponder over : recordor
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pool : lacus
pool /deficiency : lacuna
poor : penuriosus, levidensis, pauper, inops
poorly adapted : inhabilis
poppy : papaver
popular : celebrer
population : frequentia
portent : monstrum
portent / monster : prodigium
porter : baiulus, ianitor
position : loco, positus
possess : obtineo, utor uti usus, teneo
possess /consider : habeo habui habitum
possessing wealth or worth : dis
possession : possessio
possessions : capitale
post : constituo, stipes
posterity : proles, posteri
postpone : profero, differo
postpone / to differ : differo
postponed / lax : laxus
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pot : scaphium (sciphus
potion : venenum
poultice / alleviation : fomentum
pour : fluo
pour forth : effundo, ingero
pour out (like molten metal) : fundo
poverty : ieiunitas, paupertas
poverty?stricken : pauper, penuriosus
powder /arena : pulvis
power : vis vires (pl.), potestas, facultas, potentia
power to command : imperium
powerful : valens, validus, imperiosus, lacertosus, polleo
powerfully : efficenter
powerfully /very : valde
practice : meditatio
praise : laudatio, laus
praiser : laudator
praiseworthy : laudabilis
pray for : voveo vovi votum
prayer : votum, prex precis
pre?eminence : principatus
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preaching (s) : praedicatio
precaution : cautela
precept : praeceptum, praecepio
precipately / imprudent : inconsultus
precipitate : praeproperus preproperus
preconception : praecepio
prediction : divinatio
prefer : sis, malo mallui malus, malo, praepono, antepono
preferably : potius
preferrably : pocius potius
preferring : malens
pregnant : ingravesco
preliminary exercise : prolusio
prelude : prolusio
premature : praecox
prepaid : promutuus
preparation : meditatio, paratus
prepare : instruo
prepared : paratus, promptus
prepared or ready for battle : procinctu
presence : praesentia presentia
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presence of mind : praesentia presentia
present : charisma, offero, ostendo, munero/munerior, donum
present oneself : praebeo
presently : mox, post modum
presents : dictata
preserve : reservo
preside : praesieo?sedi?ere
press down : premo, premo pressi pressum
press in : inculco
prestige : dignitas
presume : conor
presumptuous : impudens
presumptuously : impudenter
pretense : simulatio
pretext /interest : causa
pretty : bellus, pulchellus
prevail : increbresco
prevent : impedo
prevented : impeditus
previous : praevius
previously : antea
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prey : praeda
price : pretium
pride : superbia, fastosus
pride oneself : glorior
prince : princeps, procer
principal : potissimus
principally : maxime
principle : formula
prior : praepositus prepositus, prepositus, prior
prison : claustrum, carcer
private : privatus
privilege : beneficium
prize : diligo, praemium
probably : forsit forsan forsitan
probity : probitas
procedure : ratio
proceed : eo ire itum, procedo, progredior, pergo, grassor
proceed /turn out : cedo
proclaim : clamo, praeconor, nuncupo
procrastinator : cunctator
procure : redimo
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procurer : leno
prodigiality : prodigentia
prodigy : prodigium
produce : depromo, evoco, genero, producto produxi productum
producer : effector
productive : uber, fertilis, facundia
profane : profano
profession/ trade : professio
professor : magister
proffer : liceor
profit : lucror, lucrum, usus, quaestus questus
profitable : facundia, quaestuosus questuosus, lucrosus
profitless /weak : inefficax
profound : profundus
profuse : prodigus
profusion : prodigentia
progeny : progenies, suboles
progress : progressio, tractus
prohibit : prohibeo, interdico
prohibited : inconcessus
prohibition : prohibitio
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project : exsto, exsertus exertus, emineo
prolong : extraho
promise : fides, promitto, promitto, propono
promise /designate : annuo
promise to God : votum
promised : pollicitus
promontory : promontorium
promote : producto produxi productum, antepono, proveho
promoter : fautor
prompt : promptus
promptly : prompte
promulgation (of a law) : promulgatio
pronounce : denuntio
proof : testimonium, argumentum
propagate : propago?are
proper : decorus, verus, idoneus, decet, commodus, iustus
properly : decens; decenter, honeste, ordine; ordinem
property : qualitas, possessio
property /census : census
prophecy : oraculum
propose : propono
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proposition : thesis
propped up : subnixus subnisus
propriety : decentia
propserity : prosperitas
prosecute : postulo
prosperous : prosper
prostitute : meretrix meretricis
protect : contego, tego texi tectum, vindico, defendo, servo
protect /build a road : munio
protected : tutis
protection : ara, tutamen, tutela, custodia, munimentum
protector : praesul presul, patronus
protonotary : prothonotario
prototype : exemplar
protract/ bring forward : extraho
proud : superbus, celsus
proud of oneself : elatus
proudly : audacter; audaciter
prove : comprobo, experior (experiri; expertus ), probo
provide : provideo, exorno, suggero, ministro, praebeo
provide /instigate secretly : suborno
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provide for : caveo, respicio
provided : dummodo
provided with grain : farratus
provisions : penus; us, victualia
provost : prepositus
prudent : prudens
Prums : Pruma
pruner : putator
pruning hook : flax; falcis
public : publicus
public business : res publica
public office : honor
publication : promulgatio
publicly : palam
publish : vulgo, prodo, propono
puff?up : elatus
puffed?out cheeks : follis
puffed up : inflatus
pugnacity : pugnacitas
pull /derive : traho
pull back : retraho
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pull in pieces : distraho distraxi distractum
pull out / raze : eruo
pulling /territory : tractus
puncture : pungo pupugi punctum
puncture /a point : punctum
punish : macto, vindico, muto
punish /relate : exsequor
punisher : punitor
punishment : ultio ultionis, poena, supplicium
punishment /a sin : piaculum
puny /petty : pusillus
pupil : discipulus
pupil of the eye : pupula
purchase : emo emi emptum, reparo
pure : incorruptus, incontaminatus, purus, putus
purely : caste, caste
purge : defaeco
purify : defaeco
purify/ clear away : purgo
purity : sanctimonia
purple : puniceus
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purple cloth /high rank : purpura
purple dye : purpura
purpose : consilium, finis, propositum
purse : pera, sacculus, follis
purse / funds : crumens
pursue : prosequor (prosecutus), insequor
pursue eagerly : studio
pursuer : secuutus
pursuing : sequax
pursuit : consectatio
push : pulsus
push around : peragito
push aside : depulso
push forward : promoveo promovi promotum
put : pono posui positum, colloco, loco
put a halter on a horse : capistro
put away : abdo, exuo
put back : restituo
put before : antepono
put forth : edo
put in order : derigo, dispono
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put in peril : periclitatus, periclitor
put in place : instituo?ui?utum
put in place of : sustituo
put on : inicio inieci iniectum
put on clothing : induco
put on the table : appono
put or place on : infero
put to : appono
put to death : neco
put to flight : fundo
put together : confero
put under : sustituo
put/ furnish : paro
putrid /loose : puter
quaff : bibo
quake /be afraid of : contremisco
quality : qualitas
quantity : vis
quarrel : iurgium, seditio
queen : regina
quick : velox, citatus, celer
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quick. fleet : ocius
quickly : velociter, celeriter, cursim, cito
quickness : celeritas
quiet : placidus, silentium, quies quietis
quietly : quiete
quit : defungo
quite : per
quite equally : peraeque
quitely : placide
quiver : inhorresco
quivering : crispus
rabbit : lepus
rabble : vulgus
race : natio nationis, gens, curriculum
race course : cursus
race track : cursus
rack : torqueo
rag : pannus
rage : furor
raging : rabidus
raid : incursio
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raid into : incurro
rain : pluvia
rain shower : ymber, imber
rain storm : ymber, imber
rainwater from the eaves : stillicidium
raise : libero, tollo sustuli sublatum, erigo ; erexi
raise /accept /undertake : suscipio
raise up : extollo, excito
raised : sublimis
rampart : vallum, propugnaculum
rank : ordo
ransom : redimo
ransoming : redemptio
rapid : levis, celox, celer, velox, volubilis
rapid /fleeting : volatilis
rapidity : celeritas
rapidly : confestim, cursim, celeriter, velociter, cito
rare : rarus
rarely : rare
rash : temerarus
rashness : temeritas
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rather : pocius potius, quin, potius, potius, magis
rather more : plusculus
rather slow : lentulus
rather unpleasant : subodiosus
rationally : sane, sane
rattle : crepundia
ravage : depraedor depredor, depopulo
ravaging : vastatio
ravisher : constupator
raw : rudis
rays of light : coma
re?read : relego relegi relectum
reach : advenio, contineo, pervenio, devenio
reader : lector
readily : prompte
readiness of speech : eloquentia
ready : praeparo, paratus
ready at hand : promptus
ready of speech : facundus
real : vere, verus
really : profecto, vere, sane
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realm : regnum
reap : lift tondeo totonsi tonsum
reaper : messor
rear : nutrio, tergum, summitto
reasonable : oportet, oportet
rebel : insurgo insurgi insurrectum
rebuilt /recycled : redivivus
rebuke : insequor, increpo
recall : recolo, recordatio, memoria, repeto, recognosco
recede : recipio recepi receptum
receive : admitto, accipio, concipio, accipio, suscipio
recent : repens
recently : nuper
reciprocal / reciprocity : mutuus
recite : reddo, recito
reckon : duco
reckoning : ratio
recline / be ill in bed : cubo
recognition : agnitio
recognize : agnosco
recognize as different : dignosco dignosco
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recollect : commoneo, recordor, recognosco
recollection : recordatio, memoria
recompense : merces mercedis
reconcile : concilio
reconstructed : redivivus
recoup : recupero
recover : recupero, revoco, executio
recovery : recuperatio
recuperation : recuperatio
red : rutilus, puniceus, rufus
redeemer (Christ) : redemptor
redemption : redemptio
redeness : rubor
redolent : fragro
reduce : arto, macero
redundancy : redundantia
reek : nidor, fumo
reeve : prepositus
refectory : refectorium
refer : refero retuli relatum, revoco
refine : excolo
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refined : lautus
refinement : humanitas
reflect : pondero, consulo
reflect upon : recolo, recolo
refrain from : tempero
refrain from injuring : parco
refresh : novo
refreshment : levamen
refuge : refugium
refuse : renuo, abnego, nolo, quisquiliae
refuse a request : nego
refuse to return something : infitior
refute : reprehendo
refute. with gen. prove guilty : redarguo
regal : regius, regalis
regard : contemplor, habeo habui habitum
regard carefully : considero
regard from above : despicio
regard to : quantum
regather : recolligo
region : plaga, ora
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regular : ordinarius
regularly : ordine; ordinem, ordinatim
regulate : tempero, ordino
regulation : ordinatio
rehabilitate : recolo
reins : frenum
reinstate : restituo
reiterate : dictito
reject : abdico, renuo, denego, recuso, reprobo
rejection : infitialis
rejoicing : gauisus, tripudium, laetans, laetatio letatio
rekindling : suscitatio
relate : fero tuli latum, exaequo exequo, commemoro
relate to : pertineo
related to : finitimus finitumus
relating : consequentia
relating to an oven : fornacalis
relating to cavalry : equester
relating to horses : equinus
relax : relaxo
release : eximo, liberatio, solvo
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release /exempt : libero
reliable : firmus
reliance : fides
relieve : subvenio, relevo, lenio, subvenio
religiously : pie
rely on : consisto
rely upon : confido
relying upon : fretus
remain : commoror
remain firm : persto
remainder : reliquum
remains : fragmen
remedy : rememdium, obviam ire
remembering : memor
remembrance : memoria
remind : moneo
reminder : admonitio
remoteness : loginquitas
removal : amotio
remove : amoveo, abrogo, extraho extraxi extractum, abdo
remove /steal : aufero
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rend : scindo
render impossible : infectum reddere
renew : reparo, renovo
renewal : resurrectio, renovatio
rennovated : redivivus
renovation : renovatio
renown : gloria, celebritas
renowned : celebrer, inclutus inclitus
renowned /notorious : famosus
repair : renovo, restituo
repair / (of persons) unite : reconcilio
repeat : renovo, resumo (resumpsi; resumptum), revolvo
repeat /be redoubled : ingemino
repeated : saepenumero
repeatedly : saepe, crebro, saepius sepius, identidem
repel : repello
repel violently : extundo
repetition : repetitio
replace : restituo
reply : respondeo respondi responsum, refero
report : renuntio, nuntio, opinio, fama, agnosco, opinio
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repose : otium, silentium
represent : reddo, assimulo
representative : responsal
repress : compescor, cohibeo, confuto, confuto
reproach : opprobrium, insequor
reproachful : criminosus, ciminosus
reproachfully : criminose
reproduce : refero
reprove : reprehendo
republic : res publica
request : prex precis, postulatio, posco, peto
require : postulo
require / desire : expeto
require /summon : postulo
requite : rependo
resemblance/ uniformity : similitudo
resembling : similis, similis
reservation : dubium
reserve /keep : reservo
reserve troops : subsidium
reside somewhere : incolo
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residence : domus
resident : incol, incola
resist : adversor, reluctor
resistant : lentus
resolute : destinatus, promptus
resolutely : prompte
resolve : diluo, scisco, cerno
resolved : certus, obstinatus
resounding : undisonus
resources.\ : facultas
respect : veneratio, erubesco, respicio
respect /to suspect : suspicio
respectable /fine : honestus
respectful : officiosus, honorabilis
respectfully : honeste
respiration : respiratio
respite : laxamentum
respond : respondeo respondi responsum
rest : quies quietis, cubitus
resting : quietus
restive : strenuus
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restless : sollicitus, turbatus
restlessness : instabilitas
restoration : renovatio
restore : renovo, refero, recro, redintegro, reddo, restituo
restrain : retineo, prohibitio, compescor, coerceo, freno
restrained : modestus
restrian /back water /practice : inhibeo
restrict : cogo, termino
result : eventus, praecedo, effectus
resume : recolo, resumo (resumpsi; resumptum), recolo
resurection : resurrectio
retinue : comitatus, stipatores
retire : defungo, abeo, recedo, cubitum ire, recedo
retreat : terga dare, recedentia, recipio recepi receptum
retreat /place of retreat : recessus
retribution : talio; ?onis
return : reduco, reverto, revenio, refero
return /answer : reddo
return /income : reditus
reulctance : tergiversatio
reveal : ostendo, promptu, aperio, fateor
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revenge : ultio ultionis
revenue /reward : reditus
reverence : veneratio, saluto
revert : reverto
revision : lima
revive : novo, recro
revived : novus
revoke : induco, revoco
revolt : insurgo insurgi insurrectum
revolving : volubilis
reward : praemium, remuneror, pretium, merces mercedis
rework : recolo
rhetorical : rhetoricus
rhetorical attack /wounding : laesio lesio
rhetorician : rhetor
rhyme : poema poematis
rice : oryza
rich : dives, opulens, pinguis, plenus, uber, pecuniosus
rich in : celebrus
riches : opulentia, opes, divitiae divitie
richly : opulente
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ride : veho
ride by : praefero
ridge : iugum, promontorium
ridicule : illudo illusi illusum, inrideo
ridiculous : ridiculum
right : rectum, rectus, beneficium, dexter, vox vocis
right /broth : ius iuris
rightly : scilicet, vere, iuste
rigid : austerus
rigor : severitas
rim : ora
rim /bathing tub : labrum
rind : crusta
ring : orbis
rinse cleanse /squander : eluo
riot : tumultus
ripe : esculentus
ripe beforehand : praecox
ripping : laniatus
rise : orior, orior oriri ortus
rise up : emergo
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rise up /to arise : consurgo
rising : oriens
rising / origin : ortus
risk : periculum
risque : subobscenus
rite : ritus
rivalry of any kind : certamen
river : flumen
road : iter itineris, via
roar : mugio, rudo, latro
roaring : fragosus
roasted : assus
rob : spolio
robber : latrunculus, ereptor
robbery : furtum
robbing : spoliatio
robe of state : peplum
robust : validus, fortis
rock : silex silicis (med. cilicis)
rod : talea, virga
role /character : persona
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rolling : volubilis
Roman power : nomen Romanorum
room : cella
roominess : laxitas
rope : funis, funis ?is
rope?maker : restio
rot : putesco
rotten : puter, cariosus
rottennes : caries
rotundity : pinguitudo
Rouen : Rotomagense
rough : durus, rudis, scaber, asper, incomptus
rough /broken : fragosus
roughly : inter
roughness : asperitas
round : rotundus
rounded : teres
rouse : agito
route : iter itineris
rove / be mistaken : erro
royal : regalis, regius
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rpotact : protraho (protractus)
rub against : attero
rub away : attero
rubbish : quisquiliae, purgamentum
ruddy : rufus
rude : rudis, incultus
ruin : everto, perdo, eversio, pessum dare, letum, attero
ruins : fragmen
rule : regnum, dominatus, imperium, principatus
rule / monastic rule : regula
ruler : rector
ruminate : rumino, cogito
rumor : fama, ventus, opinio, rumor
run awar : terga dare
run away : effugio
run of the mill : communis
runa aaway /avoid : fugio
runaway slave : fugitivus
runner : cursor
rural /peasant : rusticus
rural area : rus
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rush : vado, impetus
rush out : evolo
rush upon : irruo
rust colored : ferrugineus
rustic : rusticus
rustle : crepito
rustle cattle : abigo
sabbath : sabbatum
sacred : divinus, sanctus
sacred precinct : templum
sacredness : sanctimonia
sacrifice : devoveo, sacrificum, piaculum
sacrilegious : sacrilegus
sad : miserabilis, tristis
sad?sounding : luctisonus
sadden : tristifico
sadly : miserabile
safe : tutis, securus, impunitus, salvus, incolumis
safe (for food : armarium
safety : salus, incolumitas
saffron?colored : crocus, croceus
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saffron?colored / saffron oil : crocinus
saffron?colored robe : crocotula
saffron / yellow : crocus
sail : no, velum
sailor : nauta
saint : sanctus
sale /closing of a bargain : venditio
salt : sal
salty : salsus
salve : unguentum
same as faciendo : fiendo
sanctity : sanctimonia
sane : sanus
sanity : sanitas
sap : debilito, adficio
sapper / fool : fossor
sapping : fossura
Satan : diabolus
sate : satio
satifying : expletio
satire : satura
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satisfied : plenus, contentus
satisfy : impleo, saturo
satisfy a creditor : satago
saturate /to stain : imbuo
sauce or relish : pulmentum
savage : ferus, inhumanus, efferus
savagely : rabiose, truculenter
savageness : feritas
savagery : immanitas
save : servo
say : for, narro
say again : itero
say nothing : taceo
scabby : scaber
scandalously : facinarose
scantiness : infrequentia
scanty : rarus, infrequens
scarcely : aegre egre (adv.), vix
scare away : terreo
scatheless : incolumis
scatter : conturbo, spargo sparsi sparsum, iacio, perdo
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scene of action : pulvis
Scheldt : Scaldus
scheme : propositum
scholar : philologus
school : ludus
science : scientia
scissors : forfex
scorch : ustilo ustulo
scorn : contemptio
scour : tergeo tergo tersi tersum
scourge : plaga
scribe : scriptor
sea : mare maris
sea?green : thalassinus
seal : signum
search for : quaero quero, quaero
search for / ask : quaero quero
searching /inquiry : quaestio questio
searchingly : penetranter
second : secundus
secret : specialis
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secret society : sodalitas
secrete : abscondo
secretly : clam, occulte, latenter
secure : securus, tutis, defigo
security : cautela, obses
seducer : seductor
see : animadverto, aspicio
see/aim at : specto
seed : semen?inis
seeing that : utpote, quatenus/quatinus
seek : peto
seeking : quaestio questio
seem : videor
seethe : ferveo
seething : fervidus
seine / a clean sweep : everriculum
seize : invado, intertio, occupo, comprehendo, carpo
seizure : ereptio, creptio
select : eligo, electus, adopto
selection : lectio
self : ego
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self?control : temperantia
sell : exigo
sell formally : laxo
send : transporto
send away : amitto
send forth : promitto, promitto
send in advance : praemitto
send off : abiego
senescal : dapifer
sense : sensus, voluntas
sense of feeling : tactus
sensibly : sane
separate : abiungo, scindo, singuli, singulus
separately : seorsum
separation : discidium, digressus, abruptio, digressio
sepulcher : sepulchrum
serf : servus
serious : serius, gravis
seriously : graviter, serio
seriousness : gravitas, intenta
servant : creatura, famulus
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serve : excolo, commodo, servio, appono, inservio
serve as a mercenary / to rob : latrocinor
serve as a soldier : mereo
service : munus, beneficium, officium
servile /a servant : famulus
serving : famulus
servitude : ligatio, famulatus
serviude : servitus
set : constituo, impono
set?to : pugna
set /(milit.) post : pono posui positum
set a limit to : termino
set afire from below : succendo
set aside : removeo
set boundaries to : determino
set dowwn : demitto
set free : expedio, laxo
set on fire : extermino, exuro; exussum
set out : proficuus, proficiscor, substerno
set up : instruo, statuo
set up / arouse : erigo ; erexi
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setting (of the sun : occasus
setting free : liberatio
settle : constituo, consido, exigo, certo, subsido, condico
settle up : puto
settled : certus, expedio
seven : septem
sever : abrumpo
sever /divide : discerpo
several : plura, plures, aliquot
several times : aliquoties
severe : acer, asper
severe /hesitating /busy : districtus (f. distringo)
severity : severitas
severity/ harshness : asperitas
shade : umbra
shadow : umbra
shake : mico, contremo, contremisco, tremo, palpito
shake?up : vexamen
shake /excite : commoveo
shake to pieces : quasso
shaking : coruscus
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shame : rubor, verecundia, dedecus
shameful : pudendus, dedecor
shameless : impudens
shank : crur; cruris
shape : duco, forma
shapeless /deformed : informis
shaping : formatura
share /direction : pars partis
sharing : socius
sharp : silex silicis (med. cilicis), acidus, acer
sharp nosed : odorus
sharp point : spiculum
sharpness : acies
shatter : rumpo, frango
shave : lift tondeo totonsi tonsum
she : is ea id, inquit, infit, ille illa illud
shear : lift tondeo totonsi tonsum
shears : forfex
shed : effundo
shed tears : flere, fleo
shed tears /exude : lacrimo
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shedding tears : lacrimosus
sheep : ovis ovis
sheet of metal : lamnia lammina lamna
shell / inlay : crusta
shelter : defendo
shepher : upilio opilio
shield : contego, tego texi tectum
shift : amoveo
shin : crur; cruris
shine : mico, fulgeo (fulsi )
shining : micans, candidus, lucidus
shining /fat : nitidus
ship : navis navis, traba
ship's station : navale
shock /dislike : offensus
shoot : suboles, surculus
shoot up : pullulo
short : brevis
short spear : iaculum
shortened /mutilated : curtus
shortly : post modum
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shortness : brevitas
shot /mass of something : offa
shot with errors : mendiosus
should I say : immo
shoulder : umerus humerus
shout : clamo, vociferor
shovel : rutila
show : demonstro, exhibeo exibeo, ostendo, spectaculum
shower : pluo, pluvia
shriek : quiritatio
shriveled : vietus
shrunken : vietus
shudder : inhorresco, tremo
shudder /dread : exhorresco
shun : vito, fugio
shut up : occludo, claudo (clausus)
sick : aeger eger, gravatus
sickle : flax; falcis
sickness : aegrotatio egrotatio, aegretudo egretudo, morbus
sides : latus ?eris
siesta : dormio
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sieve : cribrum
sift : cerno
sigh over : ingemisco, ingemo
sight / expression : oris
sightless : caecus
sign : nota, signum
sign /prosecute : subcribo
sign/ mark /token : signum
signature / register : subcriptio
signify : volo (sibi velle)
silence : silentium
silent : silens
silly : leviculus
silly /unlucky : laevus levus
silver : argentum
similar : propinquus, finitimus finitumus, assimilares
simple : simplex, directus
simulate : assimulo
sin : peccamen, pecco, nefas, peccatus, scelus sceleris
since : cum, quandoquidem, siquidem, quatenus/quatinus
singe : aduro (adustum)
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single : singulus, singuli
sink : subsido, labo, concido
sink down /be ruined : corruo
sister : sanctimonialis
sit upon something : insideo
sitting down : sessio
situation : locus
size : amplitudo
skilful / cunning : callidus
skilfully : callide
skill : scientia, usus
skill method : ars; artis
skilled : peritus, faber
skillful : sollers, artificiosus
skillfully : fabre
skillfuly : artificiose
skillfuly made : artificiosus
skin : tergum, velius
skinny : macresco
skirmish : velitatio
sky : caelum
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slanderous : criminosus, ciminosus
slantingly : fastigate
slaughter : occidio, cruor
slaughter?house : macellarius
slave : famulus, servus
slavery : famulatus, servitus
slay : trucido, leto, neco
sleek : pinguis, pinguesco
sleek /flowering : nitidus
sleep : quiesco, somnus
sleepily : somniculose
sleepiness : lethargus
sleeping : quietus
sleeping chamber : cubiculum
sleepy : somniculosus, somniculosus
slender : exilis, tenuis
slick : lubricus
slide : labor lapsus
sliding : lapsus
slight : levis, levidensis, tenuis
slighter : minor
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slightest : minimus
slightly : leviter
slim : tenuis
slip : talea
slip away : subterlabor
slip forward : prolabor
slippery : lubricus
sloping : cubans
sloping down : fastigatus
slough : lama, volutabrum
slow : tardus, piger pigra pigrum, bardus
slow down : retardo
slowly : lente, delicate
slowness : lentitudo
sluggish cowardly : ignavus
sluggishness / apathy : lentitudo
slumber : dormio
sly : dolosus
slyly : callide, dolose
small : vegrandis, parvus minor minimus, substrictus
small bag : folliculus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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small coin : stips
small purse : folliculus
small shop : tabernus
small spring : fonticulus
smaller : minor
smallest : minimus
smell : nidor
smell bad : puteo
smelly : foetidus
smoke?filled : fumidus, fomeus
smoky : fumidus, fomeus
smooth : sedo, teres
smooth / instruct : erudio
smooth /gentle : lenis
smoothness : lenitas lenitudo
snare : laqueum, laqueus, forca
snatch : prehendo, rapio rapui ratum
snatch away : deripio
snatch up : corripio
snowy : niveus
so : ita, itaque, sic, tam, tam
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so far : hactenus, eatenus, tam, adeo
so great : tantus
so large : tantus
so little : tantillus
so long : adeo
so many : tot, tot
so many times : toties; totiens
so often : toties; totiens
so small : tantillus
soaked : perfusus, madidus
sob : fleo
sobbing : singultus
soberly /really : sane
society : congregatio
soft : tener tenera tenerum, mollis, mansuetus, madidus
soft wind : ventulus
softly : summisse, leviter
soil : terra, solum
soil /land : humus
solace : levatio, levamen
soldier : miles militis
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solemn : serius
solicitude : sollicitudo
solid : firmus
solitary /machless : singularis
solitude : solitudo, solitas
some : pauci, aliquot, aliqui, aliqua, alquod
some ... others : alii ... alii
some /pl. several : nonnullus
some time ago : dudum
some times : aliquotiens
somebody : aliquid
somebody else's : alienus
somehow : quomodo
someone : aliquis, aliquid
someone else : alius
someone who causes something : effector
someone) : quendam
something : aliquid, quispiam
something else : alius
something to be ashamed of : erubescundus
sometimes : aliquando, nonnumquam, interdum
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sometimes "saint" : beatus
somewhat : aliquanto
somewhat cloudy : subnubilus
somewhat more : plusculus
somewhat obscure : subobscurus
son : filius
song : carmen
soon : mox, nunc
sooner : ocius
sore : vomica
sorrel : rumex
sorrow : mador maero, maeror meror
sort : genus
sought after : exquisitus
soul : animus
sound : sonitus, salvus, sanus
soundness of mend : sanitas
soup : ius iuris
sour : acidus
source : profectio, origo, ortus
source / a mask : os
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south : meridianus
southern : inferus
sower : consitor
sowerful : tristis
sowing : satus
sown in wheat : triticeus
spacious : amplus
spacious /later : laxus
spade : pala
spare : parco, tempero
sparing : parcus
sparkle : mico, candeo
sparkling : micans
sparrow : passer
speak : narro, loquor, for, dico
speaker. spokesman : orator
spear : telum, spiculum
spear thrower : iaculator
special : precipuus, proprius
specifically : imprimis
speckled : maculosus
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spectacle : spectaculum
specter : phasma phasmatis
speech : oratio, lingua
speed : volo, celeritas, festino, festinatio, accelero
speed up : propero
speedily : celeriter, cito, confestim
speedy : citatus, celer
spelt : far farris
spend : obduco, prodigo
spider's web : aranea
spirit : animus, phasma phasmatis
spirited : ferox
splash : respergo
splendid : palmarium
splendidly : ornate
splendor : nitor, lautitia, nitor
split/divide : scindo
spoils : spolium
spoils of war : praeda
sport : ludus
sport /imitate : ludo
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spot : punctum
spot. [monastery] : locus
spot/ blemish : macula
spotless : purus
spotlessly : caste
spotted : maculosus
spouse : uxor
spread : spargo sparsi sparsum
spread /arise : emanio
spread around : diffama
spread news / harrass : differo
spread out : fusus, pando
spread over : perduco perduxi
spreading happiness : laetificus letificus
spring : ver
spring / fresh water / source : fons
spring forth : nascor nasci natus
spring up : exorior, subsilio
springing from : oriundus
sprinkle : pluo
sprout : surculus, pullulo, suboles
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sprung from /son : prognatus
spur : incito, calcar
spurn : sperno sprevi spretum
sqeamishness /scorn : fastidium
squander : perdo, comedo comedi comesum
square : quadratus
squeamish : fastidiosus
squeeze : premo
St. Eligius : Sanctus Eleutherius
St. Gilles : Sanctus Egidius
st. james : Santiago
St. Ouen : Sanctus Rodoenus
St. Riquier : St. Richarius
stab /touch : pungo pupugi punctum
stabbing : ictus
stability : stabilitas
stable : inconcussus, stabilis
stag. deer : cervus
stage : status, aetas, pulpitum, tempus temporis
stain : macula, inficio infeci infectum, labes labis
stain with blood : cruento
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stake : talea
stake /swamp : palus
stammer /speak obscurely : balbutio
stammering : balbus
stammeringly : singultim
stand firm : consto, sto
stand in need of : indigeo
stand still : consisto, sto
standard /troop : vexillum
standing out /a projection : prominens
star : stella, astrum, sidus
start : initium, incoho, origo, satus, orsa
start (esp. of speaking) : ordior
start upon : incoho
started : coepi
state : civitas, res publica
station : constituo, constituo, pono posui positum
statue : statua
statute /covenant : lex legis
staunch : obstinatus
Stavelot : Stabulaus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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stay : commoror, remaneo, maneo, remaneo
stay the night : maneo
steadfast : stabilis, fortis
steadfastly : statim
steadily : constanter
steady : constans
steal : abigo, latrocinor, corripio
steal in : influo influi influxum
stealthily : furtim
steam : fumo
steed : equus
steep : imbuo
steeped : perfusus
stenographer (class.) : notarius
step?daughter : privigna
sterile : infecundus
sterility : infecunditas
stern : austerus
stern of a ship : puppis
sterness : rigor
sternness : severitas
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steward : vilicus; villicus, prepositus, promus
stick : talea, virga
stick to : adhaero
stick together : cohaero cohero cohesi cohesum
sticky /to weaken : lentesco
stiffness : rigor
still : atqui, etiamnun, tamen, placidus, adhuc, silens
still / even : etiam
stillness : silentium
stimulate : instigo
sting : fodio, spiculum, morsus
stinginess : sordes
stingy : tenax
stink : feteo
stinking : foetidus
stipulated : pactus
stir up : permoveo, concito
stitch : consuo consui consutum, vieo
stolen goods : prenda
stone : calculus
stone quarry : lautumiae
English?latin (dictionnaire)
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stong : valens
stool : scamnum
stop : desino (desiit), consisto, confuto, consto, desino
store : recondo
store?room : cella
store / requite : repono
store of cash : crumens
store/strip : exuo
storehouse : spensa
storm : tempestas, procella
story : fabula
stow /embark /cheat : impono
straight ahead : prorsus
straightforward : directus
strain : intendo, nixor, nixus
strained : contentus
strait : angustus
strange : insolitus, alienus
strange/ a foreigner : extraneus
strangeness : novitas
stranger : hospes
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stranger / pilgrim : peregrinus
strawberries : fraga
stray : erro, palor
stray off : evagor
straying : erratus, erratio
streak : virga
stream : profundo frofui profusum, fluo
stream over : redundo
street : platea, via
strength : vis vires (pl.)
strengthen : augeo, fulcio
stretch : tendo
stretched /eager : contentus
stretching : prolix
strew : spargo sparsi sparsum
strict : austerus, intentus, districtus (f. distringo)
strictness : severitas
strike : impingo, laedo ledo
strike /shock : offendo
strike against / attack : incurso
strike down : praemo, premo pressi pressum, premo
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strike upon : impello
striking : offensio, praeclarus
string : ligamen, funiculus
stripping : spoliatio
strive : contendo
strive after : peto, expeto
striving : consectatio
stroke : ictus, plaga
stroke /coax : palpo
strong : infragilis, durus, fortis, validus, potens, firmus
stronghold : arx
strongly : vehementer, fortiter, valde
structure : edificium, aedificium
struggle : nixor, contendo
stubborn : pertinax, pugnax
stubborness : pertinacia
stubbornly : pertinaciter
student : alumno, discipulus
stuff : farci; farci; fartum, effercio
stuffed : effertus, refertus
stuffed full : differtus
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stuffing : fartim
stump : stipes
stunned : attonbitus
stupid : bardus, plumbeus
stupidly : stolide
stuttering : balbus
stylus : penicullus
subdue : domito, subiungo, expugno
subject : thema
subject /put next to : suppono subpono
subjugate : evinco, subiungo
sublime : sublimis
sublimity : sublimitas
submission : obsequium
submit : succedo
submit /raise : summitto
submit to : cedo
subordinate : summitto
subscription : subcriptio
subsequent : posterus; postremo
substance : materia, substantia
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substitute : suppono subpono
subtly : callide
subtract : demo
succeeding : successio
success : laurus
succession : successio
succor : subvenio
succulent : esculentus
such : talis
such a long time : quamdiu
such an extent : adeo
suck in : combibo
sudden : repens, subitus
sudden passion : impetus
suddenly : repente
suffer : laboro, perfero, sino
sufferable : patibilis
suffering : dolor, patientia
suffice : sufficio
sufficient /sufficiently : satis
suffocate : suffoco, praefoco
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suggest : innuo, adjicio
suggestion : consilium
suit : facio
suitability : opportunitas
suitable : congruus, decet, opportunus, aptus, competo
suitable for receiving : acceptius
suitable time : commodum
suitably : decens; decenter, congrue, honeste
sum : summa
sum up : consummo
summary : epitome, epitoma
summer : aestas estas
summing up : consummatio
summit /chief : caput
summon : appello, voco, arcesso; accerso, invito
summons : citatio, citatus
sumptuous food : epulo
sun : sol solis
sunk : seputus
superb : eximius
superfluous : supervacuus, susicivus
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superior : supernus
superiority : praestantia prestantia
suppliant : supplex
supplied : instructus (from instruo)
supplies : penus; us, victualia, copiae copie
supply : ministro, exorno, suggero, praebeo, copia
supply / decorate : orno
support : auxilium, faveo, patrocinor, foveo, suscipio
support oneself / trust in : nitor
supported : subnixus subnisus
supporter : fautor, fultus
suppose : reor, volo, sentio
suppress : conculco
supress : confuto
sure : certus
suretor : promissor
surety : obses
surface : superficies
surname : cognomen
surpass : vinco vici victum, praesto, supero
surprise : admiratio
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surrender /hand over /transmit : trado
surround : includo, impedio, coerceo, amplector, circumvenio
surrounding : amplexus
survey : pervideo pervidi pervisum, perlustro, contemplor
survivor of another's death : superstes
suspected : suspectus
suspension of hostilities : indutiae
sustain : sustineo, tolero, alo (alui altum), sustento
sut the hair : pilo
swallow up : voro
swampy : paludosus, paluster
swarm out (like bees) : effervo
swarthy : aquilus
sway : inflecto
swaying : inflexio
swddling clothes / infancy : incunabula
sweepings : purgamentum
sweet : dulcis
sweet as honey : mellitus
sweetly : dulcidine
sweetmeats : cuppedia
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sweetness : dulcedo
swell /to be pompous : tumeo
swell up : tumesco
swell with anger : intumesco
swelling /pellet : offa
swift : celer, pennipes, celox, velox
swift /unimpotant /fickle : levis
swiftly : celeriter, velociter
swiftly flying : citivolus
swiftness : celeritas
swollen : inflatus
sword : ferrum, gladius
sword?belt : scapulare
sword?fish : xiphias
sycophancy : adulatio
sycophant : assentator
synagogue : synagoga
system : ratio
table : mensa
tail : penis
taint : inficio infeci infectum
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take : capio
take a walk : spatior
take annoyance : moleste
take away : emoveo, asporto, abduco, abscido, removeo, decerpo
take away / rescue : eripio
take by storm : expugno
take delight : gaudeo
take firmly : comprehendo
take for granted : praesumo presumo
take in : concipio
take into custody : intertio
take notice of : animadverto
take out : eximo, amoveo, desumo
take pains : operor
take prisoner : comprehendo
take refuge : confugo
take revenge : persequor persequi persecutus
take together : comprehendo
take up : suscipio
take violent action : saevio
taking booty : expilatio
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taking by force : creptio, ereptio
tale : fabula
talent : ingenium
talented /neturally fit : ingeniosus
talk : sermo, fama
talk about : for
talkative : loquax, garrulus
tank : lacus
taper : candela
tardy : tardus
tarry : demoror
task : negotium
taught : doctus, instructus
taunt : velico
teach : doceo docui doctum, prodoceo, trado, erudio
teacher : doctor
teacher of rhetoric : rhetor
teaching : doctrina
teaching / knowledge : eruditio
tear apart /pillage : diripio
tearful : lacrimosus
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tease : fatigo
teat : papilla
technique : ars; artis
tell : dico, loquor, fero tuli latum, propono
temerity : temeritas
temper : tempero
temperate : siccus
tempest : procella
temple : templum
temporal : terrenus?a?um
temprance : temperantia
temptation : temptatio, tentatio?onis
tenacious /supple : lentus
tend towards : specto
tender : tener tenera tenerum
tense : intentus
tenth : decimus
tenure : tenura
tepid : egelidus, tepidus
teribly : formidilose
termination : terminatio
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terrible : atrox
terrify : terreo, territo
territory : fines finium
terror : formidilosus, terror
test : probatur, experior (experiri; expertus )
testament / meaning : voluntas
tested : exertus
than : quam
that : ille illa illud, qui quae que quod
that ... not : ne
that /he : is ea id
that /sometimes pejorative : iste ista istud
that is right : sic
that is so : sic
that remaining : caetera
that which can be imitated : imitabilis
that which is entrusted : commissum
that which is woven : tela
that which spins : turbo; onis
thawed : egelidus
the age of youth (20?40 years) : juventus
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the ankle : talus
the aristocratic party : optimates
the back /skin : tergus
the beards : quibus
the chase : venatio
the color of rust : ferrugo
the common good : medium
the common people : vulgus, plebs plebis
the country : rus
the crowd : plebs plebis
the dead : inferi, silenti etc
the desire to fight : pugnacitas
the Earth : orbis terrarum
the elbow /a cubit : cubitum
the enemy : hostes hostium
the face : vultus
the fact that : quod
the famous /he : ille illa illud
the fates : quas
the fist : pugnus
the flea : pulex
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the former : ille illa illud
the gallows : infelix
the godfather of a man's child : compater
the good fortune : quibus
the gospel : evangelium
the greater : quantum
the groin : inguen
the harvest : messis
the heel /stone : calx
the herb rue : ruta
the herb savory : thymbra
the herb thyme : thymum
the highest part /whole : summa
the hoopoe (a bird) : epops
the itch : scabies
the juniper tree : iuniperus
the latter /he : hic haec (hec ) hoc
the laurel : laurus
the left hand : laevus levus
the liver : iecur
the lung : pulmo
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the making : fiendo
the masses : plebs plebis
the middle of : medius
the Milky Way : galactinus, orbis lacteus
the more : quantum
the morrow : crastinus
the north wind : aquilo
the one ... the other : alter ... alter
the only : solus
the other : ceterus
the other one : alter altera alterum
the others : ceteri
the people : populus
the point of the ear : arista
the point that : quod
the pointed end /spear : cuspis
the poop : puppis
the production of spring : ver
the public eye : medium
the publishing of a book : editio
the remaining : ceteri
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the rest : ceterus, caetera, ceteri
the right hand : dextera
the rush : iuncus
the same : idem eadem idem
the second : alter altera alterum
the shoulder : scapulus
the signer of a document : suscriptor
the sooner the better : quantocius quantotius
the spruce tree : picea
the stomach : venter
the tail of an animal : cauda
the throat : iugulum iugulus
the upper arm /strength : lacertus
the very greatest : permaximum
the waiting for : praestolatio prestolatio
the whole : cunctus, universitas
the wild grape : labruscum
the world : orbis terrarum, universum
the Zodiac : orbis signifer
theater : theatrum
theft : furtum
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their envy and jealousy : quarum
their own : suus sua suum
theme : thema, lemma, thema thematis
theme of discourse : propositum
then : ergo, mox, deinde, tunc
then /thereupon : tum
thence : exinde, inde, exinde
theologian : theologus
there : illic, ibi
thereafter : deinde, inde
therefore : igitur, itaque, ergo, proinde, ideo
therein : illic, inibi
thereupon : mox
Therouanne : Taruennam
thesis : thesis
they say : aiunt
thick : creber, profundus
thief : furs, ereptor
thievish : furtificus
thin : macresco, exilis, infrequens, tenuis, levidensis
thin skin : membrana
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thiness : macies
thing : res rei, quicumque, quendam
things dictated : dictata
think : puto
think of : recordor
think out : incogito
thinly : rare
thinness : ieiunium
third : tertius
thirst : sitis
thirsty/ sober : siccus
thirteen : tredecim
thirty : riginta
this : is ea id, hic haec (hec ) hoc
this side : hac
this way : hac
thither : illuc
thorn?bush : vepres
thorough : intentus
thoroughly : penitus
those down below : inferi
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though : quamquam
thoughful : memor
thought : mens mentis, sententia
thoughtless : improvidus, incogitatus
thoughtlessly : inconsiderate
thoughtlessness : incogitania
thousands : milia
thrash (to card wool) : pecto
thrashing : verbera
thread : ligamen
threaten : impendeo, immineo
three : tres tria
three days' duration : triduanus
three times : ter
thresh : tritico
threshold : limen limina
thrice : ter
thrifty : parcus
throat : gutter
throb : palpito
throne / bath?tub : solium
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through : per, per
through and through : penitus
throughout : per
throw /put together : conicio
throw in someone's teeth : obicio obieci obiectum
throw into confusion : conturbo
throw into disorder : turbo
throw out : everto, eructo
throw up : vomito
throw up /to cast out : eructo
thrower : iaculator
thrust : ictus, ictus
thrust away : depulso
thrust forward : exsertus exertus
thrust out : exturbo
thumb : pollex
thunder?struck : attonbitus
thus : ita
thus /yes : sic
thus far : eatenus
tide : aestus estus
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tie : vinculum, ligo
tight : angustus
tighten : adstringo
till now : adhuc
till then : adhuc
time : aetas, tempus temporis, hora, tractus
timid : timidus
tin : plumbum album
tinder : fomes
tiny : pusillus, vegrandis, parvulus
tired : defessus
tissue : tela
title : lemma, titulus
to : tenus, procul, gratia
to a greater extent : magis
to abuse : abutor
to accompany : comito
to accuse : accuso
to accuse / complain of : criminor
to accuse falsely : calumnior
to accustom : consuesco, assuesco, consuefacio
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to acquire : acquiro
to act a part : personam gero
to act as a support : furcillo
to act foolishly : desipio
to add : adjicio
to add something : appono
to add together : consummo
to adhere : cohaero cohero cohesi cohesum
to adhere to : inhaeresco inheresco
to adjust : accommodo
to admit : admitto
to affect : adficio
to aggravate : exulcero
to agree : consentio, condico
to aid : adservio
to allow : annuo, permitto permissi permissum
to allure : lacto
to amend : emendo
to announce : nuntio, edico
to announce officially : denuntio
to answer : respondeo respondi responsum
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to answer for : praesto presto
to anticipate : precipio, praesumo presumo
to appear : ebullio
to apply marl to the soil : maro
to apply oneself : incumbo
to appoint a person : appono
to appoint ahead of time : praefinio
to approach : adeo, accedo, succedo
to approve : approbo
to approve fully/ to confirm : comprobo
to arise : proficiscor, emergo
to arise in succession : suborior
to arrange : dispono, constituo
to arrive : supervenio
to ascend : escendo, conscendo
to ask : rogo, postulo
to ask for : requiro, peto
to ask for / to pay out : erogo
to ask someone to do something : rogo eum ut +subjunctive
to ask the advice of : consulto
to assail : invado
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to assemble : concilio
to assert : contendo, firmo
to assist : adsum
to assume it shall be : oportet
to attack : infesto, impugno, prosequor (prosecutus), impeto
to attend : ministro
to attract : delecto
to authorize : licentio
to avenge : vindico
to avoid : vito, devito
to awake : incedo
to awaken /be alert : evigilo
to bark : latro
to be : sum fui futurus
to be a public crier : praeconor
to be a servant : famulor
to be a slave : inservio
to be a slave to : servio
to be able : queo, possum posse potum
to be able to : ualeo
to be above : supero
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to be absent : absum
to be accustomed : soleo, solito
to be afraid : vereor
to be after : continuo
to be an informant : quadruplor
to be angry : irascor iratus
to be appropriate : competo
to be ashamed : pudeo
to be at the head of : praesum presum
to be awake : vigilo
to be away : absum
to be before : praesum
to be boiling hot : ferveo
to be born : generasco, nascor nasci natus
to be bound by : debeo
to be clear : pateo, promptu
to be deceived : frustra esse
to be diifferent : discrepo
to be dirty : sordeo
to be easy : promptu
to be established : consto
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to be failed by : fefello
to be formed of : consisto
to be free from work : vaco
to be hard : obduro
to be horrified : exhorresco
to be hungry : esurio
to be ignorant : nescio
to be ignorant of : ignoro
to be impossible : nequeo
to be in heat : subo
to be in or on : insum
to be in want : deficio, deficio
To be inclined to do : faveo
to be laid open : patesco
to be like : exaequo exequo
to be missing : absum
to be mistaken : frustra esse
to be morally bound to : debeo
to be moved : cito
to be near : subsum subesse
to be obedient to : pareo
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to be of the opinion of : opinor
to be open : pateo
to be pained : doleo
to be produced : generasco
to be punished : plector
to be ready : promptu
to be reduced to : redeo
to be revealed : patesco, pateo
to be ruined : concido
to be seen : videor
to be silent : taceo tacuitacitum, taceo
to be sluggish : torpeo
to be sold : venalis
to be still : sileo
to be strong : polleo, valeo
to be subject to : subservio
to be sufficient : sufficio
to be superfluous : supersum
to be sure : videlicet, quippe, sane
to be sure /however : vero
to be terrified : formido
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to be thirsty : sitio
to be told : didico
to be troublesome : incommodo
to be unlike one's kind : degenero
to be unsure : hesito (haesito)
to be unwilling : nolo
to be useful : prosum, prosum (profuturus)
to be valued at : liceo
to be very abundant : superabundo?avi
to be well : salveo
to be without hope : despero
to be wrathful : irascor iratus
to beak : infringo infregi infractum
to bear : perfero, defero
to become acquainted with : nosco
to become bright again : relucesco
to become dirty : sordesco
to become dry : exaresco
to become heavy : ingravesco
to become hot : fervesco
to become know : innotesco
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to become lean : macresco
to become soft : lentesco
to become tired : lasesco
to become very much afraid : pertimesco
to become violent : crudesco
to become visible : appareo
to beg by entreaty : deprecor
to beget : genero
to begin : incoho, ordior, coepto
to begin to bristle : inhorresco
to begin to shine : nitesco
to behead : decollo
to believe /trust : credo
to bellow : rudo
to bend : curvo, incurvo, inclino, vergo, lento
to beset : circumvenio
to bewail : defleo
to bewitch : fascino
to bind : ligo
to bind below : subligo
to bind on beneath : subnecto
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to bind together : iugo, constrictio
to blame : reprehendo, culpo, arguo
to bleat : balo
to bleed (someone) : minuo
to bless : fortuno
to blossom : effloresco
to blow : inflo
to blush to : erubesco
to boil down : decoquo
to boil up : ebullio, effervo
to bore : foro
to bore through : terebro
to both sides : utroque
to break : rumpo, effringo
to break in pieces : frango
to break off : abrumpo
to break open : erumpo
to break out : erumpo
to break through : perfringo
to break up : to distraho, dimitto, corrumpo, discedo
to breathe out : efflo
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to breathe upon : inhalo
to bridle : infreno
to bring : arcesso; accerso, induco, defero, affero
to bring again : refero
to bring as expected : refero
to bring back a message : refero retuli relatum
to bring forth : gigno (genuit)
to bring forward : offero
to bring to naught : casso
to bring together : cogo, confero
to bring up : suggero
to bristle : inhorreo
to build : molior
to build beneath : substruo
to built in : instruo
to burn : ustilo ustulo
to burn up : peruro perussi perustum, comburo
to bury : tumulo
to buy : emo emi emptum
to buy up : emercor
to calculate : duco
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to call : voco, appello, nuncupo, clamo
to call away : devoco, avoco
to call back : revoco
to call into question : voco in dubium
to call out to : increpito
to call together : convoco
to call upon : posco
to cancel : oblittero
to capture : expugno
to care for : curo
to carry : gero, gesto, fero tuli latum, veho vexi vectum
to carry away : aveho, aufero
to carry back : refero
to carry in : infero
to carry in front : praefero
to carry off : asporto, deporto
to carry on : proveho
to carry out : profero, effero
to carry through : peracto
to catch sight of : conspicio
to cause : adfero affero
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to cause to degenerate : degenero
to cause to stand : statuo
to change : muto
to charm : duco
to chatter : garrio
to check : confuto
to cheer : laeto leto
to cherish / to warm : foveo
to chew the cud : rumino
to chide : increpo
to chirp : pipio
to choke : praefoco
to choose : malo mallui malus, malo
to choose out : diligo
to clean : mundo, purgo
to cleanse : defaeco
to clear : puto
to cling to : cohaereo
to close : occludo
to clothe : vestio vestivi vestitum
to collect : colligo
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to collide with : incurso
to color : coloro
to comb : pecto
to comb back : repecto
to come : advenio
to come /happen : venio
to come around : circumvenio
to come back : revenio
to come before : praevenio; prevenio
to come near : propinquo
to come often : ventito
to come to : prevenire, devenio
to come to a boil : infervesco
to come to pass : evenio
to come to the aid : subvenio
to come up to : adipiscor
to come up to aid : subvenio
to come upon : invenio
to commit : mando
to commit oneself to : se astringo
to compare : contendo, comparo
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to compel : cogo
to complain : queror
to complain /contain : postulo
to complain excessively : queritor
to complain loudly : conqueror
to complete : perpetro
to compress /to press around : stipo
to conceal : dissimulo
to concede : concedo
to concur : concurro
to condemn : damno, judico
to condescend : summitto
to conduct oneself : se gero
to confess : fateor, confiteor confessus
to confine : claudo (clausus)
to confirm : confirmo
to confuse : conturbo
to confute /restrain : confuto
to congeal : congelo
to conquer : evinco
to consecrate : devoveo
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to consider : delibero, reputo
to consider carefully : consulto
to consider oneself indebted : accipio
to contend : decerto, contendo, certo
to contian : contineo
to continue : pergo
to continue eating : esito
to convert : converto
to cool : tepesco
to cough : tussio
to count : deputo, enumero
to cover : tego texi tectum, contego
to covet : concupisco
to cram : effercio
to crawl : repere
to create : creo
to creep : repo repsi reptum
to creep out : erepo
to crouch down : subsido
to crowd : frequento
to crowd in : inculco
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to crown : redimio
to cry : flere
to cry aloud : vociferor
to cultivate : recolo
to cut : seco, scindo
to cut away : subseco
to cut back : reseco
to cut down : decido
to cut into : infindo infidi infissum
to cut off : abscido
to cut short : praecido
to cut the throat : iuguolo
to cut through : perseco
to dare. (part. ausus ) : audeo
to deceive : frustro
to decide : decerno
to declaim : declamo
to declare : renuntio
to declare in public : protestor; protesto
to decrease : decresco
to dedicate : dedico, consecro
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to defend : defendo
to define : designo
to delay : differo, cunctor
to deliver together : contrado
to demand : deposco depoposci, desposco, expeto
to demolish : diruo
to demonstrate : convinco
to deny : abnego, infitias ire, nego, renuo
to deny /deny a debt : infitior
to deny by oath : abiuro
to depart : digredior digredi digressus, proficiscor
to depart from : discedo
to depend on : consisto
to deposit : repono
to deprive : privo, viduo
to deserve : promereo
to desire : opto, cupio
to destroy : subvertio, diruo, deleo, everto, aboleo, perdo
to die : abolesco, morior
to differ : discrepo
to dig in : infodio infodi infossum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 327
to dig out : effodio
to dig up : eruo
to digress : abeo
to dine : ceno
to direct : adicio, tendo
to discharge one's duties : defungo
to disclose : patefacio
to disclose fully : comperio
to disembowel : eviscero
to disgrace : inhonesto
to disinherit : exheredo
to dislike : fastidio
to dismember : discerpo, conseco
to dismiss : amitto
to distinguish : dignosco dignosco
to distribute : distribuo
to disturb : turbo, perturbo
to dive : urino
to do : efficio, praesto presto
to do harm to : noceo
to do penance : penitio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 328
to do thoroughly : perficio
to do wrong : pecco
to do/contrive evil : maligo?are
to double : gemino
to doubt : dubito
to drag : pertraho, traho, tracto
to draw : duco
to draw back : retraho, removeo
to draw blood : minuo
to draw out : educo, evoco, protraho (protractus)
to draw over : obduco
to draw to an end : vergo
to draw together : substringo, adstringo
to dream /(+ acc.) to dream of : somnio
to drink : bibo
to drink up : combibo
to drive against : impello
to drive away : exturbo
to drive back : repello
to drive before one : propello
to drive off : abigo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 329
to drive out : expello (expuli expulsum )
to drive together : compello
to dry up : sicco
to eat : edo edi essum, pappo, vesco; vescor
to eat breakfast : iento
to eat greedily : voro
to eat up : comedo comedi comesum
to embrace : amplector, comprehendo
to emerge : exsisto
to encourage : cohortor
to endure : perfero pertulit
to engender : progigno progenui progenitum
to enjoy : fruor
to enlarge : profero, amplio, prolato
to enrich : locupleto, dito, dito
to entangle : impedo
to enter : ineo
to enter upon : ingredior
to entice : prolecto
to entreat for : deprecor
to entrust : comitto
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 330
to envy : invideo
to equip : orno
to erect : erigo ; erexi
to escape : subterfugio
to establish : instituo, indo (past indidi), statuo
to examine : cognosco, dissero
to exceed : excedo
to excite : incito, permoveo
to excuse oneself / curse : deprecor
to execute : exsequor
to execute completely : perfruor
to exempt from blame : excuso
to exhibit : ostendo
to explain : declaro
to extend : intendo
to exult : exulto
to fabricate : confingo
to fail : delinquo, desum, deficio
to fall : cado, occido, decumbo, caedo, occumbo
to fall asleep : obdormio
to fall back upon : redeo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 331
to fall down : concido, accido
to fall down / fall dead : decido
to fall ill : aegresco egresco
to fall in love with : adamo
to fall in or on : incido
to fall into : venio
to fall to the ground : corruo
to fall upon : expeto, ingruo
to fan /to wave something : ventilo
to fasten down : destino
to fasten together : compescor
to fear : metuo, timeo
to feast : epulor, epulor
to feed : vesco; vescor
to fertilize /cheer : laetifico letifico
to fight : pugno
to fight against : oppugno
to fighten : territo
to fill : saturo, expleo explevi expletum
to fill up : farci; farci; fartum, impleo, compleo
to finish : compleo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 332
to fish out : expiscor
to fit : apto
to fix : pango, infigo, constituo
to fix the limits of : determino
to flash : fulgeo (fulsi )
to flatter : blandior
to flee : terga dare, fugio, confugo, evolo
to flee/ interpret : verto
to flow : mano, fluo
to flow away : defluo
to flow down : defluo
to flow in /to rush in : influo influi influxum
to flow out : emanio
to fly : volo
to fold : plico
to fold together : complico
to follow : insequor, sequor sequi secutus
to follow after : subsequor
to follow to the grave : exsequor exequor
to forbid : interdico
to force : coacto
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 333
to foresee : provideo
to foretell : praenuntio
to form : effingo
to form again : reformo
to forsake : desolo, derelinquo
to fortify : munio
to foster : foveo
to free : eximo
to free from a snare : expedio
to freeze : gelo
to frighten : terreo
to fulfill : adimpleo
to furnish : suborno, exorno, commodo
to gab : effutio
to gain : lucror, percipio percepi perceptum
to gape /yearn for : inhio
to gather : lego
to gather strength : invalesco
to gather together : contraho, congrego
to get : impetro
to get again : reperio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 334
to get into a certain state : venio
to get up : surgo surrexi surrectum
to get wet : madesco
to give : munero/munerior, addo, do dare dedi datum
to give a nod to : innuo
to give a ruling : statuo
to give again : retribuo
to give back : reddo, redono
to give duration : invetero
to give orders : impero
to give out : tribuo
to give way : labasco
to gleam faintly : subluceo
to glide away : subterlabor
to glorify : glorifico
to glory : glorior
to glut oneself : ingurgito
to gnash one's teeth : frendo
to gnash the teetch : infrendeo
to go : eo ire itum, cedo, praecedo
to go ahead : procedo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 335
to go apart : secedo
to go away : absisto, abeo
to go back : reverto, redeo, recipio recepi receptum, recedo
to go before : praeire, praeeo
to go by : pretereo
to go forth : progredior
to go inland : escendo
to go off to : ingero
to go out : procedo, egredior, evado
to go over : transeo
to go to : aggredior
to go to bed : cubitum ire
to go to meet : obviam ire
to go to see : inviso
To go up and down : commeo
to goad : instigo
to grab : capto
to grant : cedo cessi cessum
to grasp : comprehendo, teneo
to graze : pasco
to grieve : mador maero
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 336
to groan : ingemisco, ingemo, mugio
to grow : cresco
to grow accustomed to : adsuesco assuesco
to grow fat : pinguesco
to grow in : incresco
to grow in or on : inolesco
to grow mild : mitesco
to grow old : consenesco
to grow out of : subnascor
to grow strong : increbresco
to grow thickly : exubero
to grow tired : defetiscor (defessus)
to grow up : subolesco
to growl : infremo
to grumble : mussito
to guide : rego rexi rectum
to hack : accido
to halter : capistro
to hand over : defero
to handle : tractare
to hang : pendeo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 337
to hang over : impendeo, incubo, immineo
to hang to : adhaero
to happen : evello, accido, contigo
to happen to mention : incido in mentionem
to harass : lacesso, peragito, perago
to harden : duro
to hasten : festino, propero
to hasten / accelerate : propero
to hate : odio
to have : habeo habui habitum, gero
to have a bad odor : feteo
to have been : abeo
to have frequently /dwell : habito
to have no hope : despero
to have read : promptu
to have the benefit of : fruor
to have the habit of : solito
to heal : medicor, sano
to hear : audio
to heat : fervefacio
to help : iuvo, adiuvo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 338
to herald : praeconor
to hide : abscondo, occulto, celo
to hint at : innuo
to hit : pello pepulli pulsum
to hit hard : everbero
to hobble : claudeo
to hold : teneo, statuo, obtineo, contineo
to hold back : retineo, contineo
to hold in : inhibeo
to hold up : sustineo
to hollow out : concavo
to honor (a deity) : excolo
to hope for : spero
to howl loudly : exululo
to hunger / long for : esurio
to hunt : venor
to hurl : conicio
to hurl against : impingo
to ignore : dissimulo
to imitate : imitor
to impede : retardo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 339
to implore : obtestor
to impress upon one. to remind : commoneo
to increase : augeo
to indicate : demonstro
to infer : infero
to inform fully : edoceo
to inhabit : incolo, inhabito
to injure : adflicto affligo
to insinuate : insinuo
to instruct : praecipio, doceo docui doctum
to intermingle : commisceo
to invite : invito
to irritate : irrito
to join : iungo iunxi iunctum, subjungo
to join (together) : continuo
to join connect : adjungo
to joke : ioco iocor
to judge : sentio, probatur, iudico
to keep from : tempero
to keep in : contineo
to keep on : teneo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 340
to keep oneself : se habere
to keep togethere : contineo
to kill : neco, leto, evito
to kill cruelly : trucido
to kindle : accendo, succendo
to knock : offendo
to knock down : prosterno
to know : scio
to know again : agnosco
to lad out colonists : deduco
to lamen : ploro
to land : appello
to last endure : eduro
to laugh at : inrideo, derideo, rideo risi risum
to lay : pono posui positum
to lay aside : exuo
to lay out : impendo
to lay to a charge : imputo
to lay waste : evasto, depopulo
to lead : induco?are, duco, adduco, abduco
to lead back : reduco
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 341
to lead in : induco indux inductum, introduco
to lead on the march : duco
to lead through : perduco
to lean against /strive : nixor
to leap : tripudio
to leap at or on /revile : insulto
to learn : disco, comperio
to leave : desero
to leave behind : relinquo
to leave desolate : desolo
to leave off : cesso, desino (desiit)
to less : minuo minui minutum
to let down : summitto, demitto
to let go : promitto
to let go forward : promitto
to let go without reins : effreno
to let slip : omitto
to liberate : vindico
to lick /(of rivers) to wash : lambo
to lie : iaceo
to lie down : cubo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 342
to lie down often : cubito
to lie hidden : latito
to lie or lean upon : incumbo
to lift (an obstacle) : libero
to lift again : relevo
to lift up : tollo sustuli sublatum, extollo
to limp : claudeo
to listen to : exaudio
to live : vivo vixi victum
to load : onero
to loiter : demoror
to long for : desidero
to look at : considero, aspicio, specto
to look at attentively : intueor
to look back : respicio
to look down : despicio
to look for : exspecto
to look into the distance : prospicio
to look over : pervideo pervidi pervisum
to look to the interests of : consulo
to look upward at : suspicio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 343
to loosen : solvo, relaxo
to lose : perdo
to love : amo
to lure forth : prolicio prolixi
to lure out : expalpo
to magnify : macto
to maintain : exsequor, sustento
to make : facio
to make a bargain or agreement : paciscor
to make a face : subringor
to make a mound : aggero
to make an agreement : paciscor
to make an oath : iuro
to make anew : novo
to make bloody : cruento
to make bright or clear : claro
to make cheerful : exhilaro
to make clear : promptu
to make dark : infusco
to make dizzy : caligo
to make fit : commodo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 344
to make for : peto
to make full use of : abutor
to make greater : adaugeo
to make happy : fortuno
to make known : narro
to make losses good/ fulfil : expleo
to make mild or ripe : mitigo
to make progress : proficio
to make sad : tristifico
to make sad or gloomy : contristo
to mark beneath : subnoto
to mark out : contemplor
to marvel at : miror
to mean : volo (sibi velle)
to melt : tabesco
to miss : desidero, quaero quero
to mitigate : lenio
to mix : misceo miscui mixtum
to mix properly : tempero
to mock : deludo, illudo?si?sum, illudo illusi illusum
to mourn : lugeo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 345
to move : moveo moti motum
to move away : emoveo, amoveo
to move to : admoveo
to move violently : commoveo, concito
to multiply by five : quinquiplico
to near : appropinquo
to need : egeo
to nod : annuo
to nod assent : adnuo
to notice secretly : subsentio
to obliterate : annullo
to obtain : adepto, usurpo
to obtain by service : emerio
to occupy oneself : fungor; fungi; functus
to occur : occuro
to occur / run to meet : occurro
to offer : praebeo, obicio obieci obiectum
to offer a price : liceor
to offer to buy : liceor
to omit : omitto
to oppose : adversor
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 346
to oppress : gravo
to order : iubeo iussi iussum
to overcome : convinco
to overflow : redundo, exundo
to overwhelm : obruo
to owe : debeo
to paint : pingo
to pander : lenocinor
to pass : abeo
to pass away : pereo
to pass betond : praetorgredior
to pass over : praetereo
to pass through : permeo, perlustro
to pass time : degero
to pay a creditor : satago
to penetrate /sting : pungo pupugi punctum
to perish : intereo, depereo
to persecute : persequor
to persist : persisto, persevero, persto
to persuade : persuadeo persuasi persuasum
to pertain to : pertineo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 347
to pick out : eligo
to pity : misereo
to placate : placo
to place : loco, impono, colloco
to place /leave in the lurch : destituo
to place an interdict : interdico
to place between : interpono
to place near : appono
to plan : incogito
to plant : ingenero
to play : ludo
to play the fool : ineptio
to plead urgently : efflagito
to please : placeo
to plow : aro
to plow up : exaro
to pluck : velico, carpo
to pluck off / to gather : decerpo
to plunder : depraedor depredor
to poison : inficio infeci infectum
to polish : erudio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 348
to pollute : contamino
to pollute with guilt : sceleratus
to possess : potior
to pour : fundo
to pour forth : profundo frofui profusum
to pour out : effundo
to pour together : confundo
to praise : laudo
to praise exaggerate /decorate : extollo
to pray : precor
to preach : praedicare
to precede : praecedo
to prepare : praeparo, paro
to preserve : conservo
to press down : praemo, deprimo (depressus)
to press heavily upon : praegravo
to press together : arto
to press upon : conitor
to prevail upon a person : exoro
to prevent : prohibeo
to prick : fodio, pungo pupugi punctum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 349
to pride oneself : glorior
to proclaim : indico, pronuntio
to produce : promo prompsi promptum, progenero, exhibeo exibeo
to promise : polliceor
to promise to God : voveo vovi votum
to prosecute to the end : perago
to prosper : fortuno
to protect : patrocinor
to provide arms : armo
to publish : evulgo
to puff up : tumeo
to pull : vello
to pull apart : distraho distraxi distractum
to punish : plecto, punio
to pursue eagerly : insto
to put a mark upon : insignio
to put after : postpono, posthabeo
to put down : depono, subiecto, refero
to put in motion : agito
to put in place of : suppono subpono
to put into : penetro
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 350
to put next : sustituo
to put off : prodico
to put to flight : fugo
to put to shame : infamo
to put together : compono
to put under : suppono subpono, subiecto
to putrefy : putesco
to quarrel : litigo
to quicken : accelero
to rage : saevio
to rain : pluo
to raise : levo, attollo
to raise up : suscipio, subrigo; subrexi subrectum
to ransom : rependo
to rattle : crepito
to ravish : constupro
to reach : pervenio
to reach the prime of life : iuvenesco
to read again : relego relegi relectum
to read aloud : recito
to rebuke : increpito
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 351
to recall : recolo
to receive : ascisco
to recognize : agnosco, recognosco
to recommend : suadeo
to recreate : recro
to redeem : redimo
to redouble : ingemino
to reflect : consulo
to reflect upon : meditor
to refuse : recuso, denego, recuso
to regain : recupero
to reject : repuo
to rejoice : laetor letor, gaudeo
to release : expedio
to relieve / release : laxo
to remain : remaneo, supersum, maneo
to remain behind : remaneo
to remember : memini meminisse, commoneo, recordor
to remind : commemoro
to remove : diluo
to render old : invetero
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 352
to renew : resumo (resumpsi; resumptum)
to renounce : abdico
to rent : capio
to repair : redintegro, resarcio
to repay : remuneror
to repeal : abrogo
to repeat : reddo, itero
to replenish : repleo
to require : indigeo
to resist : resisto
to respect : vereor
to rest : nitor, requietum, quiesco
to restore : reparo, reconcilio
to return : revertor reverti reversus
to return to : repeto
to revive : renovo
to revoke : infectum reddere
to ride on horseback : equito
to rise : exorior
to rise up : insurgo insurgi insurrectum
to root out : eradico
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 353
to rout : fundo
to rub : tero trivi tritum
to ruin : sepelio, accido, comburo
to rule : rego rexi rectum
to run back and forth : curso
to run into : incurro
to run riot : lascivio
to run up and down : cursito
to run up under /aid : succurro
to rush : ruo
to rush back and forth : volito
to rush in : inruo irruo
to rush into : irruo
to sacrifice : facio
to sadden : contristo
to sail : navigo, veho
to sail downstream : decurro
to sanctify : sanctifico
to satisfy : satio
to say : loquor, dico
to say back : refero
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 354
to say often : dicto, dictito
to scare : territo
to scatter : comminuo
to scorn : illudo?si?sum, sperno sprevi spretum
to scratch out : erado
to scream : quirito
to see : video vidi visum
to seek : quaero, quaero quero
to seek again : repeto
to seek for : quaeso queso
to seize : rapio rapui ratum, comprehendo, executio, prehendo
to select : desumo
to sell : vendo
to sell formally : mancipo mancepo
to send : transmitto, mitto
to send away : abiego
to send back word : remando
to send forward : praemitto
to separate : dido dididi didtum, secerno secrevi secretum
to serve : ministro, famulor
to serve /quiver : mico
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 355
to set (as in "the sun sets") : aborior
to set against : oppono opposui oppositum
to set down : consido
to set fire to : aduro (adustum)
to set forth : expono (exposui expositum )
to set free : libero
to set in mortion : impello impuli impulsum
to set in order : ordino
to set on fire : inflammo
to set over : praepono
to set straight : derigo
to set up : constituo
to settle : sedo
to settle by combat : certo
to sew together : consuo consui consutum
to shake : labefacio labefeci labefactum, exhorresco
to shake together : concutio
to shake violently : quasso
to shape : formo
to shave : pilo
to shave /scalp : excorio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 356
to shine : candeo, niteo
to shorten : curto
to shout : exclamo
to show : probo, monstro, arguo, ostendo
to show oneself : praebeo
to shut in : includo
to shut out : excludo
to shut up : arceo
to shuun : evito
to sift : cribro
to sigh : gemo, suspiro
to sing : canto
to sink : demergo, pessum ire
to sit : sedeo sedi sessum
to sit before : praesieo?sedi?ere
to sit near /haunt : obsideo
to slacken : retendo
to sleep : dormio
to slide forward : prolabor
to slip : labor lapsus
to smear : lino
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 357
to smell : fragro
to smell bad : foeteo
to smile : subrideo subrisi subrisum
to smoke : fumo
to smooth : levo
to snatch away : eripio
to soak : imbuo
to soften : mollio, macero
to sow : sero, sato
to spare : parco, susicivus
to speak : effor, oro
to speak against : contradico
to speak of : tango?tetigi?tactum
to speak out : profor profari profatus, eloquor, proloquor
to spend : consumo
to spend the night out : abnocto
to spend time : ago (egi actum )
to spin : neo
to spread : propago?are, vulgo
to spread about : differo
to spread news / delay : differo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 358
to spread out : dilato
to spread out beneath : substerno
to spring up : subsulto
to sprinkle : conspergo, respergo
to squeeze : premo pressi pressum
to stain : maculo
to stand : subsisto, sto
to stand before : praesto
to stand form : substo
to stand forth : exsisto existo
to stand open : pateo
to stand out : exsto, emineo, promineo
to stand up : consurgo
to start forward : proficiscor, proficuus
to stay away all night : abnocto
to step in : ingredior ingredi ingressus
to stick in : inhaero inhero
to stink : puteo
to stir up : suscito, sollicito
to stoll : spatior
to strangle : suffoco
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 359
to strengthen : corroboro
to strengthen much : conforto
to stretch : intendo
to stretch out : pando, pertingo
to strike : infligo inflixi inflictum, plango planxi planctum
to strike (the hours) : pulso
to strike hard : percutio (percussum)
to strike violently : everbero
to strip : spolio
to strive : nitor
to stroke down : demulceo
to struggle against : reluctor
to struggle to reach : conitor
to study : studio
to stuff : refercio
to stutter : balbutio
to subject to : subdo
to such a degree : tam, tam
to such a point : adeo
to suckle : nutrio
to suffer : patior
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 360
to suffer pain : doleo
to suffer with one : compatior
to sum up : prorsus
to summon : advoco
to support : fulcio
to suppress : opprimo oppressi oppressum, compescor
to surge : undo
to suspend : suspendo suspendi suspensum
to swallow : gluttio, absorbeo
to swear : iuro
to swear an oath : iureiuro
to sweep out : everro
to swell up : intumesco
to swell up with anger /swell : tumesco
to swim : no
to take : sumo
to take an oath together : coniuro
to take away : abstulo, demo, deporto
to take care of : procuro
to take delight in : gaudeo
to take down : depromo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 361
to take for oneself : usurpo
to take in hand : incipio
to take one's stand : consisto
to take or lay hold of : concipio
to take out : excipio
to take possession : occupo
to take to oneself : adsumo (assumo)
to take up : ascio
to take vengeance for : ulciscor
to tame : domito
to taste : degusto, gusto
to tear down : deripio
to tear in pieces : diripio, conscindo
to tear out : evello
to tear to pieces : lacero
to terrify : perterreo
to test make a trial : periclitor
to thank : gratia agere
to that matter : illuc
to that place : illuc
to the bottom : pessum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 362
to the ground : pessum
to the highest degree : maxime
to them themselves : sibimet
to thin out : runco
to think : cogito, reor
to think meanly of : contemno
to threaten : eminor, comminor
to throw : iacio
to throw forth : proicio
to throw on : inicio inieci iniectum
to throw oneself down : provolvere se
to throw out : eicio
to throw to : adicio
to throw together : coniecto
to thrown down : abicio
to tie : subnecto
to tie up : necto, evincio
to tinge : inficio infeci infectum
to tolerate : tolero
to torch : inflammo
to torment : excrucio
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 363
to torture : crucio
to totter : labo
to touch : contineo, tabgo tetigi tactum, tango?tetigi?tactum
to touch closely : contingo
to track down : investigo
to train : exerceo
to trample (down) : occulco
to transfer : delego
to tread : calco
to tread under foot : conculco
to tremble : contremisco, tremo, contremo
to trickle away : decolo
to trifle : ineptio
to trip up : supplanto
to try : experior (experiri; expertus )
to turn : verto
to turn around : converto
to turn aside : declino
to turn away : averto
to turn out : everto
to turn sideways : obliquo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 364
to turn the mind to : animadverto
to turn towards : adverto, adjicio
to turn upside down : perverto perverti perversum
to twist : torqueo, extorqueo, pertorqueo
to uncover : detego, aperio
to undermine : subruo subruti subrutum
to undertake : conor, invado
to unfold : explico
to unharnass : abiungo
to unloose : persolvo
to unroll a book : revolvo
to untangle : evolvo
to use : utor uti usus
to use abusive language : abutor
to vanish : evanesco
to vex : vexo
to visit frequently : ventito
to vomit : vomito, eructo
to vomit forth : evomo
to walk : ambulo
to walk into : intro
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 365
to wander : erro, aberro, palor
to wander out : evagor
to wander through : peragro
to warn : moneo, paecipio, praedico
to warp /change : inflecto
to wash : lavo
to wash away : proluo prolu prolutum
to wash clean : abluo
to wash out : eluo
to waste / become bankrupt : decoquo
to waste slowly away : contabesco
to watch over : servo
to weaken : attero, debilito, deficio, labefacto
to weaken /shake /invalidate : infirmo
to weave : texo
to weave together : vieo
to weep : lamentor, fleo, lacrimo
to weigh : pendo, pondero
to weigh carefully : pensito
to weigh out / estimate : penso
to weight down : ingravo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 366
to what extent : quatenus/quatinus
to what place : quo
to whatever place you will : quovis
to which place : quo
to wipe : tergeo tergo tersi tersum
to wipe off : abstergo
to wipe out : effligo
to wish : volo
to wish a person joy : gratulor
to wish for oneself : adopto
to wish well : saluto
to witness : arbitro arbitror
to wonder : miro
to wonder at : admiror
to wonder at exceedingly : emiror
to work : operor, laboro
to work zealously : facesso
to wound : vulnero
to wrap up : obvolvo
to write : scribo; scripsi scriptum
to write beneath : subcribo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 367
to write out : perscribo
to yoke beneath : subiungo
today : hodie
together : simul, simul, pariter, una
toil : molior, operor, labor laboris, laboro
toilsome : laboriosus
token : nota, praenuntius, pignus
toleap up : subsilio
tomb : tumbus, sepulchrum
tomorrow : cras
Tongres : Tungris
tongs : forceps
tongue : lingua
too : quoque
too few : parum
too little : parum, parum minus minime
too long (a period of time) : diutius
too much : nimium, nimis
tools made of iron : ferramenta
tooth : dens
top : superficies
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 368
topic : thema
topple : occumbo, cado
torment : torqueo, cruciamentum, cruciatus, crucio, macero
torn : lacer
torture : cruciamentum, cruciatus, torqueo, excrucio
toss : vexo
total : numerus, universitas
totally : funditus
totter : labasco
touch : tactus
touch upon : tango?tetigi?tactum
touching : contactus
tough : durus, lentus
Tournai : Tornacense
toward : erga, adversus (prep. + acc.), in, obviam
town square : forum
townsman : civis
trace : vestigium
track : persequor
tract : tractus
trade : fabrica
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 369
tradition : fama
trail : persequor, sequor sequi secutus
train : comitatus
trained : instructus, instructus (from instruo)
traitor : proditor
trample in / impress upon : inculco
trample upon : calco
transfer : transfero transtuli translatum
transfer of property : abalienato
transfix /shock : percutio (percussum)
transformation : mutatio
transit /changing : transitus
transitory : temporalis?e
translate : reddo
transmit : prodo
transparent : perspicuus
trap : laqueum, forca, laqueus, decipio
trap for game : fovea
trash : purgamentum, quisquiliae
travel : eo ire itum
travel through : peragro
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 370
traveller /messenger : viator
treacherous : perfidiosus
treachery : perfidia, dolus, insidiae
treason : proditio, proditio
treasure : thesaurus
treasury : thesaurus
treat of : dissero
treaty : pactum, pax pacis
tree : arbor
tree trunk : stipes
tremble : palpito
trembling : coruscus
trench : fossa
trial : judicium, tentatio?onis, temptatio, iudicium
tribe : gens
trick : frustro
trickery : fraudatio
tried : exertus
Triers : Treverim
triumph : triumphus
triumphal procession : triumphus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 371
trivial /beardless : levis
troop : caterva
troops : copiae copie, gregatim
troough : lacus
trouble : perturbo, difficultas
trouble / charge : onus
trouble about : curo
troubled : sollicitus, confusus
troublesome : incommodus, difficilis, molestus
troublesomeness /stiffness : molestia
truce : indutiae, pax pacis
true : verus, vere, fidelis
truly : enim, verum?i, vere, equidem, profecto, enim
trust : fiducia, fides
trustee : inquisitor
truth : veritas, verum?i
try : tendo, judico, conor
try to get : capto
try to prove : intendo
tub : lacus
tuberculosus : phthisis
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 372
tumult : tumultus
turn : inclino
turn around : verto
turn aside : obliquo
turn back /silence : confuto
turn over : affero, mancipo mancepo
turn to : incoho
turn up / to put to flight : verto
turning around /changeable : volubilis
tutor : doceo docui doctum, papas
tutored : doctus
tweet : pipio
twice : bis
twilight : crepusculum
twine : concero
twine together : texo
twinkling : coruscus, micans
twist : intorqueo
twitch /criticize : velico
two : duo
tyranny : dominatus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 373
tyrant : tyrannus
ugly : turpis
ulcer : vomica
unaccompanied : incomitatus
unaccustomed : insolita
unaccustomed /unusual : insolitus
unadulterated : incontaminatus, putus
unaffected : simplex
unaided : sponte
unanticipated : insperatus
unavenged : inultus
unavoidable : necesse
unaware : insciens
unbelievable : incredibilis
unbend : retendo
unbending : ferreus
unbreakable : infragilis
unbridled : effrenus, infrenis infrenus
unburied : inhumatus
uncertain : hesito (haesito), incertus
unchangeable : incommutabilis
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 374
unchanging : constans
unchecked : licens, effrenus
unchecked /(mil.) light?armed : expeditus
uncivil : inhumanus
unclean : immunda
uncomfortable / disadvantage : incommoditas
uncommon : insolitus
uncommon /far apart /thin : rarus
uncommonly : mire, rare
uncommonness : eximietate
unconquer : invictus
unconquerable : inexpugnabilis, invictus
unconsumed : inconsumptus
uncorrected : incorrectus
uncorrupted : incorruptus
uncultivated : rudis
uncultivated / unpolished : incultus
uncured : incuratus
undamaged /complete : integer
unddistinguished : inglorius
undecided : irritus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 375
undefeated : invictus
under : inferus, sub
under /(time) later than : infra
under an obligation : obligatus
under compulsion : coactu
under oath : iuratus
undergo : perfero pertulit
underneath : subter supter
underneath /to the south : infra
understand : agnosco, video vidi visum, conspicio, scio, teneo
understand/ upset : verto
understanding : intempestivus
undertake : coepto, ineo, promitto, adeo
undertaker : vespillo
undertaking : commissum, orsus
undertaking / first few words : orsa
undertook : coepi
undeservingly : immerito
undiminished : inconsumptus
undistinguished : modicus
undisturbed / neutral / quiet : quietus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 376
undomesticated : efferus
undoubted : certus
undoubtedly : nimirum
undulate /to flood : undo
uneasiness : sollicitudo
uneasy : sollicitus
unequal : iniquus
unexpected : repens, subitus, insperatus
unexpectedly : repente, subito
unexplainable : inedicabilis
unfair : iniquus, iniustus
unfaithful : infidelis
unfavorable : importunus
unfeeliing : ferreus
unfinished : inchoatus, infectus
unfit : indignus
unfit for man or beast : inhabitabilis
unfixed : irritus
unfortunate : miser, infortunatus
unfruitful : infelix, infructuosus
ungrateful : ingratus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 377
ungratefully : ingrate ingratiis ingratis
unhappily : infeliciter
unhappy : infortunatus
unharmed : incolumis
unhealed : incuratus
unhurt : integer
unimpeded : expeditus, licens
unimproved : incorrectus
uninhabitable : inhabitabilis
uninitiated : profanus
uninjured : incolumis
uninterrupted : continuus, perpetuus
union : congregatio, conventus
unique : singularis
unite : iungo iunxi iunctum, contraho
unite /comprehend : comprehendo
united : iunctus
universe : universitas, mundus, universum
unjust : iniquus, iniustus
unjustifiably : immerito
unkempt : incomptus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 378
unknowing : insciens
unknown : incognitus, incompertus, ignotus
unlamented : infletus
unless : nisi
unlike : dissimilis, diversus
unlimited : infinitus
unlooked for : insperatus
unlucky : infortunatus
unmanageable : inhabilis
unmixed : putus
unmotivated : desidiosus
unmourned : infletus
unmoved : immotus
unnatural : prodigiosus
unnatural thing : prodigium
unnecessary : supervacuus
unofficial : privatus
unpassable : impervius
unpatriotic /wicked : impius
unperceived /unknown : imperceptus
unplanned : inconditus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 379
unpleasant : incommodo, ingratus
unpleasantness : ruta
unpolluted : incontaminatus
unproduction : infructuosus
unproductive : infelix, inefficax, sterilis
unpropitious : laevus levus
unpunished : inultus, impunitus
unravel : extrico
unrelated : extrarius
unreliable/ flighty : volaticus
unrestrained : effrenus, impunitus, licens
unrestricted : liber libera; liberum
unrewarded : inhonoratus
unroll : explico
unseemly : dedecor
unshaken : inconcussus
unstrained / untuned : incontentus
unstretched : incontentus
unsuiited : inhabilis
unsuitable : importunus
unsupportably : intolerabiliter
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 380
unsure : incertus
untainted : incorruptus
untamed : indomitus, ferus, efferus
untamed spirit /arogance : ferocitas
untasted : ingustatus
untended : incuratus
untie : solvo
until : insquequo, dum, donec
until now : etiamnun
untilled : incultus
untouched : integer
untrimmed / rude : incomptus
untru : infidus
untrue : infidelis
unusual : novus, insolita
unwavering : constans
unwell : aegrus
unwept : infletus
unwilling : invitus
unwillingly : ingrate ingratiis ingratis
unworked /not done : infectus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 381
unworried : securus
unworthy : indignus
up (to) : usque
up and down : sursum deorsum
up for sale /a slave : venalis
up to : tenus
up to the time when : donec
up to then : eatenus
up to this point : hactenus
up under : sub
upheaval : vexamen
uphold/ to besiege : fulcio
upper arm : umerus humerus
uppermost : primoris
upright : ingenuus, pius, rectus, erectus
uprightly : caste
uprightness : probitas
uprising : tumultus
uproar : turba
upset : commoveo, turbo
upwards : sursum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 382
urban : urbanus
urbane : urbanus
urge : instigo
urge on : impello impuli impulsum
urgently : instanter
us /the world belongs to US : nobis
usage : ritus, consuetudo
use : commodum, usus, usurpo
use up : consumo
use with moderation : tempero
used to : adsuesco assuesco
useful : utilis
usefulness : utilitas
useless : inritus irritus, irritus, sterilis
using : usura
usual : usitas, consueta, solitus, promiscus promiscuus
usurp : invado
utility : utilitas
Utrecht : Traiectensium
utter : effundo
utterly : prorsus, radicitus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 383
vagrant : vulgivagus
vain : inanis, irritus, leviculus
vainly : inefficaciter
value : pendo
vampire : lamia
vanish : abeo, abolesco
vanishing : evanidus
vanity : irritum
vanquish /end a war : debello
vapor : nidor
varied : varius
variety : varietas
various : varius
vary : discrepo
vast : ingens
vaue : pretium
vault : camera, crypta
vaulted : fornicatus
vaulted room /small boat : camera
vehicle : vehiculum
vel ... vel either ... or : vel
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 384
Vendeuil : Vendolius
venerable : priscus, pristinus
veneration : veneratio
venial sins /supplies : venalia
vent : erumpo
venture : conor
verge : vergo
Vermandois : Vernandense
verse : poema poematis, versus
very : per, magnopere magnus opere
very clever : perscitus
very disgraceful : perturpis
very little : paululum
very little/not at all : minime
very many : plerusque, plurimus
very much : summopere, valde, magnopere magnus opere
very small : paululum
very strange : specialissimus
very strong : pervalidus
very worthy : perdignus
vespers : vespera
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 385
vessel : navis navis
vetch : ervum
vex : fatigo
vice : vitium
vicious : vitiosus
viciously : facinarose
victor : victor
victory : victoria, laurus
victuals : penus; us
vigor : vigor
vigorous : vegetus
vigorous/ turbulent : strenuus
villainy/ deed : facina ?oris
vineyard : vinea
violate : rumpo
violence /a large number : vis
violent : vehemens
violent desire : libido
violently : vehementer
virgin : virgo
virtue : sanctimonia, rectum
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 386
virtures : vitualis?e
visage : facies, visio
visible : promptus, evidens
visit : adeo, inviso, frequento, saluto
visitor : salutor
vivacity : animus
voice : vox vocis
void : inritus irritus, irritus
voluble : volubilis
voluntary : voluntarius
vomit forth : vomito
voracious : vorax
vote : suffragium, sentio
vow : voveo vovi votum
voyage : navigatio
wagon : plaustrum
wail : lamentor, gemo
wailing : lamentatio, lamenta (neut. pl)
wait for : exspecto
wait upon : ministro, ministro
wake : excito
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 387
walk : ingredior ingredi ingressus
walk around : spatior
walking /foot?soldier : pedes
wall (of a house) : paries parietis
wallet : pera
walls : moenia
wan : pallens
wan; causing paleness : pallidus
wand : virga
wanderer : peregrinus
wandering : errabundus, erratus, vulgivagus
want : opto, egeo, inhio, penuria, sis, volo
want / seek to know / obtain : quaero quero
wanting : expers
wanting in energy : dissolutus
wantining : cupido
wantonly : frustra
war : bellum
war?like : bellicus
ward : pupillus pupilla
ward off : defendo
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 388
wardens : custodiae custodie
warlike /wild : ferox
warm : tepidus
warm baths : thermae
warm springs : thermae
warmly : ferventer
warn : praecipio, precipio
warning : monitio, admonitio
warrior : proeliator preliator, proeliator, miles militis
wash clean : proluo prolu prolutum
washed : lautus
washing : lavatio
waste : perdo, attero, eximo, prodigo, eluo, edo edi essum
waste away : tabesco, consumo
wasting /population : populatio
watch : vigilo, specto
watchman : custos
water : aqua
wave : undo, crispo, fluctus
wavering : hesito (haesito)
wavy : crispans
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 389
wax : increbresco
way : conversatio, modus, via
way of life : vita
way of thinking : sententia
ways : mores; morium
weak : consenesco, infirmus, dissolutus
weaken : macero, adflicto affligo, deficio, attero, adficio
weakened : infractus
weakly : infirme, gelide
weakness : fragilitas, infirmitas
wealth : divitiae divitie, census, opes
wealth / power : opulentia
wealthily : opulente
wealthy : copiosus, dives
wealthy / powerful : opulens
wealthy \profitable : pecuniosus
weapons : arma
weapons / honor : ornamentum
wear /bear : gero
wear out : tero trivi tritum
weariness : taedium; tedium
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 390
wearing armor : loricatus
weary : defetiscor (defessus), defessus, ingravesco
weather : tempestas, aeris, aer
weaver : textor textrix
web : textus
wedding song : epithalamium
weed : runco
weep : ploro
weep for : defleo
weep over : ploro
weeping : ploratio, lamentatio, ploratus
weigh : consulto
weigh down : praegravo
weigh out : impendo
weigh out / pay / ponder : pensito
weight : gravitas, onus
weighty : gravis
weird : fatum
welcome : acceptus
well : puteus, bene
well?being : salus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 391
well?bred : generosus
well?shaped : formosus
well known : celebrer
wet : madidus
whale : balaena
what : qui quae que quod, quisnam; quidnam
what is left : reliquum
what is more : sed
what is right : iustum
what? : quis
whatever : quicquid, quisquis
whatsoever : quicumque, quicquid, quisquis
wheat : siligo, triticus
wheat crop : seges
wheat flour : siligo
wheatfield : seges
wheedle : lacto
wheel : rota
wheel?shaped : rotundus
when : cum, quando, ut, ubi, cum
whence : unde
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 392
where : qua, quatenus/quatinus, quo
whereas : quoniam, quod, ubi
whereby : ubi
wherefore : quapropter, quare, cur
which : qui quae que quod
which? : quis
which? what? : quinam quaenam quenam quodnam
whichever of the two : utercumque
whichever of the two you wish : uterlibet
while : cum, dum, donec
whim : libido
whine : queritor
whining : querulus, queribundus
whiskers : barba
white : niveus, candidus
whither : quo
who : quisnam; quidnam
who? : quis
whoever : quicquid, quisquis
whole : totus, universus, integer
wholly : penitus, plene, omnino
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 393
whom you will : quislibet
whore : meretrix meretricis
why : quare, quamobrem, cur
why even : quin etiam
why not? : quidne
why so? : quid ita
why? : quiane, quianam
wicked : pravus, improbus, malus peior pessimus, scelestus
wickedness : scelus sceleris, nequitia nequities
wide : latus, prolixus, laxus, fusus
widely : laxe, penitus, late
wideness : laxitas
widowed : viduata
widowhood : viduatus
wife : uxor
wild : effrenus, ferus, indomitus, efferus
wild goat : oryx
wild grape vine : labrusca
wildly : truculenter
wildness : feritas
will : volo, nutus, animus, voluntas
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 394
will / gravitation : nutus
willing : volens
willingly : libenter, sponte, grate
win : lucror, vinco vici victum
wind : ventus
window : fenestra
window shutter : luminare
windy : ventosus
wine : vinum
wine?drinking : crapula
wing : penna
wing?footed : pennipes
winged : pennatus, penniger, volaticus
winner : victor
winnowing : ventagium
winnowing fan : ventorium
wipe out : deleo
wisdom : sapientia, consilium, prudentia
wise : sapiens, prudens
wisely : sapienter, prudenter
wish : votum, desiderium, cupio, voluntas
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 395
wish for : opto
wish for greatly : desidero
wish not to : nolo
wit : sal, lepor lepos
witch : lamia
with : per, cum
with difficulty : vix, aegre egre (adv.)
with feathers : pennatus, penniger
with few means : pauper
with great effort : laboriose
with pleasure : libenter
with security : caute
with spirit : ferociter
with the understanding that : per sic quod
with trepidation : trepide
with which : quicum
with whom : quicum
withdraw : secedo, concedo, abduco, abstulo, recedo
withdrawal / departure : decessio
wither away : morior
withered : vietus
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 396
within : intus
within bounds : modestus, modicus, modica
without : foras, sine, absque (+ ablative)
without a bridle : infrenatus
without a lord : incommendatus
without a protector : incommendatus
without asking advise : inconsultus
without blame : inculpatus
without bloodshed : incruente
without bounds : infinitus
without color : decolor
without compare : incomparabilis
without consideration : inconsiderate
without delay : confestim
without difficulty : facile
without end : intemporaliter, aeternus eternus
without fame : inglorius
without fear : fidens
without flaw : perfectus
without followers : incomitatus
without merit : immerito
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 397
without reason : frustra
without remission : adsidue assidue
without respect : impius
without stain : purus
without thought : inconsideratus
withstand /stop : subsisto
witness : testimonium, testis
wittily : lepide
witty : lepidus, salsus
wizard : veneficus
woe : vae
woe to : vae
woeful : lacrimabilis
wolf : lupus
woman : femina, mulier
womb : uterus
wonder : miror, admiratio
wonderful : prodigiosus, mirus
wonderfully : prodigialiter, mire
wonderfuly : mirifice
wood?cutter : lignator
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 398
wooded : nemorosus
woodpecker : picus
woods : silva
word : verbum
word /(med.) power : vox vocis
word of honor : fides
words : lacuna
work : opera, opus operis, labor laboris, factum
work again : recolo
work done : opus operis
work one's way in : insinuo
worked upon : adfectus affectus
workshop : officina
world : mundus
world /university : universitas
worried : sollicitus, sollicitus
worriedly : sollicite
worry : fatigo, sollicitudo
worse (see malus) : peior
worst (see malus) : pessimus
worth : excellentia, virtus, dignitas
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 399
worth blushing over : erubescundus
worth little : vilis
worthless : nequam
worthlessness : vilitas, nequitia nequities, irritum
worthwhile : valens
worthy : dignus, idoneus
worthy of : dignus
wound : vulnus, seco, ictus, plaga
wound /strike a bargain : Ico
woven cloth : textus
woven fabric : textilis
wrangling : velitatio
wrath : ira
wrathful : iratus
wreck : pessum dare
wrench : extorqueo
wrestling school : palestra
wretched : miserabilis, miser
wretchedly : nequiter, misere, miserabile
write down : perscribo
writer : scriptor
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 400
writing tablet : tabella
wrong : nefas, iniuria
wrongly : secus, perperam, male peius pessime
wuged : volatilis
year : annus
yearly produce : annona
yearn : esurio
yearning : cupido
yellow : crocinus, croceus
yes?man : assentator
yes (answering a question) : etiam
yet : etiamnun, tamen
yield : proventus, concedo, cedo cessi cessum
yoke : subjungo
yoke /a team of oxen : iugum
you : tu
you say : inquis
young : parvulus, novus, tener tenera tenerum
young animal /chicken : pullus
young girl : virgo
young man : juvenis, adulescens
English?latin (dictionnaire)
English?latin Dictionary 401
your : vester vestra vestrum
yours : vester vestra vestrum
youth : juvenis, adulescentia, adulescens
youth (between 20 and 45) : iuventus
youthful : iuvenalis iuvenilis
zeal : studium, devotio
zealous : contentus
zone : plaga
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