| Term | Definition |
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| A | ah |
| abacus, -I, m | tray, sideboard |
| abaliEnO, | to dispose, of, remove, estrange |
| abavus, -I, m | great-great-grandfather |
| abbAs, -Atis, m | abbot |
| abbAtia, f | abbey |
| abbAtissa, f | abbess |
| abdicAtiO, -onis | disowning |
| abdicO | to disown |
| abdIcO | to be unfavorable to |
| abdO | to hide, remove |
| abdUcO, Ucere, Uxi, uctum | to lead/take away, seduce |
| abecedArium, iI, nt | alphabet |
| abequito | to ride away |
| aberrAtiO | relief |
| abhinc | since, ago |
| abhorreO | to shrink from, differ, be inconsistent |
| abiectus | despondent, contembtible |
| abiEgnus | of fir |
| abiEs, -etis, f | ship |
| abigO, igere, EgI, Actum | to drive away |
| abitus, Us, m | departure, exit |
| abiUdicO | to take away (judicially) |
| abiUrO | to deny on oath |
| ablEgAtiO, ionis, f | sending away |
| ablEgO | to send away |
| abligurriO | to spend estravagantly |
| ablocO | to let (a house) |
| ablUdO, dere, sI, sum | to be unlike |
| abnepOs, Otis, m | great-great-grandson |
| abneptis, f | great-great-granddaughter |
| abnoctO | to stay out all night |
| abolEscO | to vanish |
| abolitiO, Onis, f | cancelling |
| abolla, ae, f | greatcoat |
| aborior | to miscarry |
| abortIvus | born prematurely |
| abrAdO | to scrape off, shave |
| abrogAtiO, Onis, f | repeal |
| abrogO | to annul |
| abrotonum, nt | southernwood |
| abrumpO | to break off |
| abscEdo, Edere, essi, essum | to depart, cease |
| abscIdO | to cut off |
| abscindO | to tear/cut off |
| abscondO | to conceal, to leave behind |
| absiliO | to spring away |
| absinthium, I and iI, nt | wormwood |
| absis, Idis, f | vault, (eccl) chancel |
| absolUte | fully, unrestrictedly |
| absolUtiO, Onis, f | acquittal, perfection |
| absolUtus | complete |
| absonus | unmusical |
| absorbeO, bEre, buI, ptum | to swallow up, monopolize |
| absque (abl) | without, but for |
| abstEmius | temperate |
| abstergeO, gEre, sI, sum | to wipe away, banish |
| absterreO, Ere, ui, itum | to scare away, deter |
| abstinEns, entis | continent |
| abstinenter | with restraint |
| abstO | to stand aloof |
| abstrahO, here, xI, ctum | to drag away, remove, divert |
| abstrUdO, dere, sI, sum | to conceal |
| abstrUsus | deep, researved |
| absUmO | to consume, ruin, kill |
| absurdE | out of tune, absurdly |
| absurdus | unmusical, senseless |
| abundO | to overflow, abound |
| abUsiO, Onis, f | catachresis (rhet) |
| abusque | all the way from |
| abUtor, tI, sus | to use up, misuse |
| acalanthis, dis, f | thistlefinch |
| acanthus, I, m | bear's breech |
| prope accEdo ad | to resemble |
| accEdit quod | moreover |
| hUc accEdit ut | moreover |
| accendO | to set on fire, illuminate, incite |
| accEnseO | to assign |
| accEnsI | supernumeraries |
| accEnsus, I, m | officer attending a magistrate |
| accentus, Us, m | accent |
| acceptum, nt | credit side of ledger |
| in acceptum referre | place to one's credit |
| accessiO, Onis, f | coming, visiting, attack, increase |
| accessus, Us, m | approach, visit, flood tide, entrance |
| accIdO | to fell, cut into, eat up, impair |
| accidO | to fall (at, on) to strike, befall, happen |
| accingO, gere, xI, ctum | to gird on, arm |
| acciO | to summon, procure |
| accipiO, ipere, EpI, eptum | to take, treat a guest, hear, interpret, suffer, approve |
| accipiter, ris, m | hawk |
| accItus, Us, m | summons |
| acclAmAtiO, Onis, f | a shout |
| acclAmO | to cry out against, to hail |
| acclArO | to make known |
| acclinAtus | sloping |
| acclIvis | uphill |
| acclIvitAt, Atis, f | gradient |
| accola, ae, m | neighbour |
| accolO | to live near |
| accommodAtE | suitably |
| accommodAtiO, Onis, f | fitting together, compliance |
| se accomodO | devote oneself |
| accomodus | suitable |
| accrEdO | to believe |
| accrEscO | to increase, be added |
| accrEtiO, Onis, f | increasing |
| accubitiO, Onis, f | reclining |
| accubO | to lie near, recline |
| accumbO | to recline at table |
| in sinU accumbO | sit next to |
| accumulAtE | copiously |
| accUrAtE | painstakingly |
| accUrAtus | studied |
| accUrO | to attend to |
| accUsAbilis | reprehensible |
| accUsAtOriE | like an accuser |
| ambitUs accusO | prosecute for bribery |
| acer, is, nt | maple |
| Acer, ris | sharp, pungent, violent, shrewd, eager, brave, hasty |
| acerbO | to aggravate |
| acernus | of maple |
| acerra, ae, f | incense box |
| acervAtim | in heaps |
| acervO | to pile up |
| acervus, I, m | heap |
| acEscO | to turn sour |
| acEtum, I, nt | vinegar, wit |
| achIvus | Greek |
| AcidAlia, ae, f | Venus |
| aciEs, EI, f | sharp edge, sight, pupil, line of troops, army, batle, debate |
| prIma aciEs | van |
| novissima aciEs | rearguard |
| acInacEs, is, m | scimitar |
| acinum, I, nt | berry, grape, fruit seed |
| acinus, I, m | berry, grape, fruit seed |
| acipEnser, eris, m | sturgeon |
| aclys, dis, f | javelin |
| aconItum, I, nt | monkshood, poison |
| acor, Oris, m | sour tast |
| acquiEscO | to rest, die, find pleasure (in), acquiesce |
| acquIrO | to get in addition, acquire |
| acrAtophorum, I, nt | wine har |
| acrEdula, ae, f | a bird |
| Acriculus | peevish |
| AcrimOnia, ae, f | pungent tase, briskness |
| AcroAma, tis, nt | entertainment, entertainer |
| AcroAsis, is, f | public lecture |
| acta, ae, f | beach |
| Acta, Orum | public records, proceedings |
| ActiO, Onis, f | action, doing, official duties, negotiations, lawsuit |
| ActitO | to plead, act often |
| Actor, Oris, m | driver, actor, plaintiff, agent, orator |
| Actor summArum | cashier |
| ActuAria | pinnace |
| ActuAriolum, I, m | small barge |
| ActuArius | fast (ship) |
| ActuOsE | actively |
| ActUtum | immediately |
| acula, ae, f | small stream |
| aculeAtus | prickly |
| aculeus, I, m | sting, prickle barb |
| acUmen, inis, nt | point, sting, schrewdness, trickery |
| acuO | to sharpen, exercise, stimulate the mind, incite |
| acus, Us, f | needle, pin |
| rem acU tangere | hit the nail on the head |
| acUtulus | rather subtle |
| ad Unum omnes | all without exception |
| ad urbem esse | wait outside city gates |
| adActiO, Onis, f | enforcing |
| adActus Us, m | snapping (of teeth) |
| adaequE | equally |
| adamAs, antis, m | adamant, steel, diamond |
| adamO | to fall in love with |
| adaquor | to fetch water |
| adauctus, Us, m | growing |
| adaugeO | to aggravate, to consecrate (a sacrifice) |
| adaugEscO | to grow bigger |
| adbibO | to drink |
| adbItO | to come near |
| addecet | it becomes |
| addEnseO | to close (ranks) |
| addIcO | to be favourable, to award, to sacrifice, devote |
| addictiO, Onis, f | award |
| addictus | bondsman |
| addiscO | to learn more |
| additAmentum, I, nt | increase |
| addO gradum | to quicken pace |
| adde quod | besides |
| addoceO | to teach |
| adductus | contracted, severe |
| adedO | to begin to eat, use up, wear away |
| ademptiO, Onis, f | taking away |
| adeO | to go to, address, begin, submit to |
| adeps, ipis, m/f | fat, corpulence |
| adeptiO, Onis, f | attainment |
| adequitO | to ride up (to) |
| adesdum | come her! |
| adfAbilis | easy to talk to |
| adfAbilitAs, Atis, f | courtesy |
| adfabrE | ingeniously |
| adfatim | to one's satisfaction, enough |
| adfectAtiO, Onis, f | aspiring, affectation |
| adfectAtus | studied |
| adfectiO, Onis, f | frame of mind, mood, (astro) relative position |
| adfectO | to aspire to, make pretence of |
| viam adfectO ad | tory to get to |
| adfectus | affected with, experienced, weakened |
| adfectus, Us, m | disposition, mood, fondness, (pl) loved ones |
| adficiO | to affect, endow, aflict with (abl) |
| axsiliO adficiO | banish |
| honOre adficiO | to honor |
| adfingO | to make, form |
| adfInis | neighbor, relation (by marriage);(adj) neighbouring, associated with |
| adfInitAs, Atis, f | relationship by marriage |
| adfirmAtE | with assurance |
| adfirmAtiO, Onis, f | declaration |
| adfirmO | to declare, confirm |
| adflAtus, Us, m | breath, exhalation |
| adflictor, Oris, m | destroyer |
| adlIgO | to dash against, impair, crush |
| adflO | to blow on, breathe on |
| adfluEns | rich |
| adfluenter | copiously |
| adfluO | to flow, abound in |
| adfulgeO | to shine on, appear |
| adfundO | to pour in |
| adfUsu | prostrate |
| adgemO | to groan at |
| adglomerO | to add on |
| adglUtinO | to stick on |
| adgravEscO | to become worse |
| adgregO | to add, attach |
| adgressiO, Onis, f | introductory remarks |
| adhaereO | to stick to, keep close to |
| adhaerEscO | to falter in speech, to stick to |
| adhibeO | to bring, bput, add, summon, consult, treat, use |
| adhinniO | to neigh to, become enraptured over |
| adhortAtiO, Onis, f | eshortation |
| adhortAtor, Oris, m | encourager |
| adhortor | to encourage, urge |
| adhUc | so far, as yet, till now, still |
| adhUc nOn | not yet |
| adiectiO, Onis, f | addition |
| adiectus, Us, m | bringing close |
| adigO | to drive, compel |
| iUs iUrandum adigO | tput on oath |
| in verba adigO | to force to owe allegiance |
| adimO | to take away |
| adipAtum | pastry |
| adipAtus | fatty, florid |
| adipIscor | to overtake, get |
| aditus, Us, m | approach, entrence, avenue |
| adiUdicO | to award, to ascribe |
| adiUmentum, I, nt | aid |
| adiUncta | collateral circumstances |
| adiUnctO, Onis, f | uniting, addition, repitition |
| adiUrO | to swear |
| adiUtO | to help |
| adiUtor, Oris, m | helper |
| adiuvO | to help, encourage |
| adlabor | to fall, move towards, come to |
| adlabOrO | to work hard, improve with work |
| adlApsus, Us, m | stealthy approach |
| adlAtrO | to bark at, revile |
| adlectO | to entice |
| adlEgAtI | deputies |
| adlEgAtiO, Onis, f | mission |
| adlEgO | to despatch, commission, mention |
| adlegO | to elect |
| adlevAmentum, I, nt | relief |
| adlevAtiO, Onis, f | easing |
| adlevO | to lift up, comfort, weaken |
| adliciO | to arrtact |
| adlIdO | to dash, to hurt |
| adlIgO | to tie up, bandage, bind, be obliged |
| adlinO | to smear, attach |
| adlocUtiO, Onis, f | address, comforting words |
| adluviEs, EI, f | pool left by flood water |
| adluviO, Onis, f | alluvial land |
| admAtUrO | to hurry on |
| admEtior | to measure out |
| adminiculor | to prop |
| adminiculum, I, nt | support |
| administer, rI, m | assistant |
| administrAtiO, Onis, f | services, management |
| administrAtor, Oris, m | manager |
| administrO | to manage, govern |
| admirAtIO, Onis, f | wonder, surprise, admiration |
| sE admIsceO | to interfere |
| admissArius, I\II, m | stallion |
| admissum, I, nt | crime |
| admittO | to let in, set at a gallop, allow, commit a crime |
| equO admissO | charging |
| admoderAtE | suitably |
| admoderor | to restrain |
| admodum | very, quite, fully, yes, (not) at all |
| admonitU | at the suggestion |
| admOtiO, Onis, f | applying |
| admurmurAtiO, Onis, f | murmuring |
| admutilO | to clip close, to cheat |
| adnectO | to connect, tie |
| adnItor | to lean on, exert oneself |
| adnO | to swim to |
| adnotO | to comment on |
| adnumerO | to pay out, reckon along with |
| adoleO | to burn, to pile with gifts |
| adolEscO | to grow up, increase, butn |
| adopertus | covered |
| adoptIvus | by adoption |
| adoptO | to choose, to adopt |
| ador, Oris, nt | spelt |
| adOreua, f | glory |
| adorior | to accost, attack |
| adOrnO | to get ready |
| adOrO | to entreat, worship |
| adrAdO | to shave close |
| adrEctus | steep |
| adrEpO | to creep |
| adrIdeO | to laugh, smile at, please |
| adrigO | to raise, rouse |
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